Board member Thomas McInerney will serve as CEO and Alexi Wellman will serve as CFO.
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Bannon will serve as Chief Strategist and Senior Counselor, Priebus will serve as Chief of Staff.
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In that scenario, one would serve as Fed chair while the other would serve as vice chair.
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Along with Swift, Normani will serve as a mentor for Clarkson's team, Usher will serve as a mentor for Legend's team, Darius Rucker will serve as a mentor for Shelton's team and Will.i.
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RBC Capital Markets will serve as financial adviser to Loblaw, while Scotiabank will serve as Brookfield Business Partners' financial adviser.
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Abel will serve as vice chairman of non-insurance business, while Jain will serve as vice chair of insurance operations.
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Volatility Shares LLC will serve as sponsor for Cboe proposed ETF, while Tidal ETF Services LLC will serve as its administrator.
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Volatility Shares LLC will serve as sponsor for Cboe proposed ETF, while Tidal ETF Services LLC will serve as its administrator.
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The mission may serve as a bold advertisement that SpaceX's vehicles could serve as viable replacements for the vehicles that NASA is building.
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The pair will serve as chief creative officers and current HGTV president Allison Page will serve as president of the new joint venture.
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Chip and Joanna will serve as Chief Creative Officers and current HGTV President Allison Page will serve as President of the new joint venture.
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The Senate has also confirmed Mike Pompeo to serve as CIA director and Nikki Haley to serve as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.
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Standard Life's chairman, Gerry Grimstone, would serve as chairman of the combined company, while Simon Troughton, the Aberdeen chairman, would serve as deputy chairman.
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Mr. Del Vecchio would serve as executive chairman and chief executive, while Mr. Sagnières would serve as executive vice chairman and deputy chief executive.
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Chip and Joanna will also serve as Chief Creative Officers and current HGTV President Allison Page will serve as President of the new joint venture.
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On Sunday, Trump announced that Reince Priebus will serve as his chief of staff, while Stephen Bannon will serve as chief strategist and senior counselor.
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Just as ink or pencil sketches can serve as stepping stones towards a complete painting or sculpture, Polaroid photos serve as interstitial artworks for film photographers.
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In the meantime, the Army said Monday that McCarthy will serve as acting Army secretary and general counsel Jim McPherson will serve as acting under secretary.
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The 2018 games serve as a good indication of progress, but they also serve as a reminder of how much further things will need to go.
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Now Giuliani, the Raskins and Sekulow will serve as the President's outside counsel, while Ty Cobb will continue to serve as the White House special counsel.
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Joseph Maguire to serve as director of the National Counterterrorism Center and Ellen McCarthy to serve as the assistant secretary of State for intelligence and research.
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And having NATO serve as the public representative for the American-led mission in Iraq could serve as a workaround for Mr. Sadr's sensitivities, officials say.
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John Warner and Specter, who was to serve as deputy director of communications for media relations, will now serve as head of communications due to Caputo's departure.
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COM - HERNANDO DE SOTO WILL SERVE AS CHAIRMAN OF DESOTO & AS A DIRECTOR OF MEDICI; PATRICK BYRNE WILL SERVE AS CO-CHAIRMAN AND CEO OF DESOTO * OVERSTOCK.
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The panel approved along party lines Randal Quarles to serve as Federal Reserve vice chairman for supervision and Joseph Otting to serve as comptroller of the currency.
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"The college admissions process shouldn't serve as a roadblock to opportunity, but should serve as a gateway to unlocking untapped potential of students," he said in a statement.
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Darby English, an art history professor at the University of Chicago, will serve as the project's exhibition scholar; Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects will serve as exhibition designers.
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We can actually use the China factory, if we don't serve as a US market or Western market in the future, to still serve as the China local market.
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January 2001 - Gale Norton becomes the first woman to serve as US secretary of the interior, and Ann Veneman is the first woman to serve as US secretary of agriculture.
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Chaiken will continue to serve as an executive producer, but because of her overall deal with 20th Century Fox, she can't serve as showrunner on 2019's The L Word.
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Because he was confirmed by the Senate to serve as attorney general, Sessions could serve as the acting director of DHS for seven months without any further Senate action needed.
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In addition to Fishman and Wilhelm, who serve as co-CEOs, the company brought on Fullscreen&aposs former director of creator partnerships, Warren Lentz, to serve as its chief revenue officer.
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August 5, 1993 - Sheila Widnall is confirmed by the Senate to serve as secretary of the Air Force, the first woman to serve as secretary of a branch of the US military.
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If the purpose of these accounts is to serve as a whistleblower to malfeasance and censorship within the agencies, to serve as a voice for the silenced, then they should verify themselves.
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Trump touched down in Mobile Saturday ... and waiting for him were some Alabamians who serve as Azalea Trail Maids, a group of high schoolers chosen to serve as ambassadors for the city.
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Pelosi, who named the seven members who will serve as impeachment managers during a press conference, highlighted separately that Schiff would serve as "lead manager" in a statement issued during the announcement.
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In a voice vote, the Senate approved the nominations of Republican Chris Giancarlo to serve as CFTC chairman, as well as Republican Brian Quintenz and Democrat Rostin "Russ" Behnam to serve as commissioners.
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They said Michael Glassner, the 249.1 campaign deputy manager, will serve as chief operating officer of Trump's reelection campaign, and Lara Trump, the president's daughter-in-law, will serve as a senior adviser.
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Paynetics will serve as the acquiring bank for these transactions, and it appears that its Phos mobile application, which allows Android devices to serve as a POS terminal, will be involved as well.
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The PAC will serve as a fundraising vehicle, Lonegan said.
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They serve as sort of leaders for their candidate's supporters.
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Elizabeth Lynn will serve as interim head of investor relations.
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Perhaps his favorite chess opening can serve as a metaphor.
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Its services can also serve as a backup safety system.
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Women are given weapons, are trained and serve as fighters.
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Chief Financial Officer, Naveen Chopra, will serve as interim CEO.
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Trump's pick to serve as secretary of defense, retired Gen.
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Musou games also serve as a powerful exercise in metaphor.
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That can serve as an indicator of things to come.
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The Emmy nominee also will serve as an executive producer.
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Several retired generals will serve as ministers and close advisers.
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Strange will serve as a fine representative for our people.
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The launch and subsequent rethinking should serve as a lesson.
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They serve as an important reminder that the problem persists.
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Casein in liquid form can serve as packaging and food.
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A mummer will Serve as well, the road is yours.
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Trump nominated Sondland to serve as EU ambassador in 2018.
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Apparently, lawn mowers don't always serve as solid scarecrow alternatives.
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To some players, this could serve as a legitimate tiebreaker.
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Instead, he says, patients will serve as their own controls.
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Ricardo Rosselló recommended Justo González to serve as interim director.
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Chastain will also serve as a producer on the film.
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Here they serve as the westernmost protector of our country.
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He was the first sitting senator to serve as president.
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Thursday's and Friday's moves serve as a case in point.
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They serve as artistic records of the Standing Rock protests.
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That $73 will serve as the floor of Gordon's trade.
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Heather Boushey has been tapped to serve as chief economist.
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In short, they'd basically serve as incubators for human organs.
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Political ads serve as repetitive reinforcement of a campaign's message.
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Perhaps it can serve as a sort of time capsule.
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These stories essentially serve as a vaccine against other information.
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Trump nominated Sessions to serve as attorney general in November.
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Meanwhile, Malta will serve as a logistical base for Aquarius.
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Those unsuccessful IVF cycles will serve as the control group.
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The food served for pleasure can also serve as punishment.
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The islands could serve as destinations for future military bases.
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Others serve as important breeding grounds for seabirds and seals.
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He was called up Sunday to serve as a reliever.
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These can serve as room decor when not in use.
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Right now, the camera and mic serve as, uh, decor?
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The minimum age to serve as U.S. president is 35.
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President, it's an honor to serve as your CIA director.
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They motivate supporters and serve as tiebreakers for undecided voters.
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How does it serve as a commentary on modern masculinity?
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But Toys "R" Us might serve as a contradictory coda.
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Coltharp's parents are also expected to serve as state witnesses.
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If nothing else, let SixBomb serve as that cautionary tale.
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Stories like Nyong'o's serve as a stark reminder of that.
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Who better to serve as namesake for a Lebanese wine?
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Should tragedy strike, could she serve as a capable president?
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Paul and his House colleagues should serve as such things.
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The department would serve as part watchdog, part program creator.
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Atwood will serve as a consulting producer for the series.
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Let Khloe Dinsmore, of Sacramento, CA, serve as an example.
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Their detachment protects them and lets them serve as guides.
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The Career Assessment Site (CAS) may serve as a resource.
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The drivers serve as the brakes, accelerator, and steering wheel.
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Instead, they serve as warnings for the rest of us.
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Many women serve as heads of households and smallholder farmers.
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He's the right guy to serve as the next Senator!
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Or the sound could serve as a warning against predators.
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They serve as a testimony to the character of America.
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The struggles of Tillerson should serve as a cautionary tale.
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It would also serve as a nexus for the Israeli
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What could serve as the basis of Russia's new ideology?
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Saez and Zucman, who also serve as advisers to Sen.
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But it can serve as the foundation of good policymaking.
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Presidential slogans can serve as a rallying cry for change.
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Past WTO rulings serve as guidance, sometimes loosely, sometimes strongly.
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Eleni Kounalakis will serve as acting governor until April 10.
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Lessons from examples overseas serve as a useful starting point.
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Otherwise, the slits serve as stylish accents to the sleeves.
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Mexican gangs were hired to serve as overland transport mules.
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She has a very good forehand, nice serve as well.
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Ray Beeman will serve as the lobbyist on the account.
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And I pray this video doesn't serve as that spark.
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He will serve as the director of the company's board.
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DC Ed Pinkham will serve as acting head coach. pic.twitter.
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Trump also said Robert Wilkie will serve as acting secretary.
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Jim Adler will serve as managing director of the fund.
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Kerry Tucker will serve as chief executive of Hello Sunshine.
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Michigan billionaire Betsy DeVos to serve as Secretary of Education.
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They can also serve as makeshift clothespins in a pinch.
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Let this clip serve as an inspiration to us all.
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Sales was recently elected to serve as state Senate president.
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The tabletop can serve as a workspace or lounging area.
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Alfa created the cars to serve as special operations vehicles.
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His courageous actions serve as an example to us all.
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For younger boys, the wrestling gyms serve as day care.
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As a compromise, he nominated Shulkin to serve as secretary.
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Paint 3D would serve as the new, more sophisticated replacement.
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That approach could serve as a model, Mr. Botoman wrote.
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But in an emergent field, mistakes also serve as lessons.
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Granted, for some, forgiveness can serve as a powerful release.
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Pipes left over from a plumbing job serve as pillars.
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Mr. Frelinghuysen was eligible to serve as chairman until 2023.
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Schnatter handpicked Ritchie to serve as his successor in 2018.
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Erik Nordstrom will serve as the sole CEO going forward.
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She was there to serve as witness for another wedding.
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These photos serve as a visual accompaniment to the myths.
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Schiff will serve as lead impeachment manager, Pelosi announced Wednesday.
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Totah will also serve as a producer on the series.
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CEO Rex Tillerson to serve as his secretary of State.
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Rauner was elected to serve as Illinois's governor in 2014.
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They serve as hereditary ceremonial heads of individual Malaysian states.
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Montero will also serve as the government spokeswoman, officials said.
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Las Vegas will serve as an anchor market for Zoox.
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In fact, Ali asked to serve as a conscientious objector.
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And January numbers show they serve as a welcome respite.
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Disney Plus will now serve as a replacement for DisneyLife.
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And the council's report could serve as a talking point.
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He might serve as guide if they let him in.
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They serve as reminders of the insidious legacy of conflict.
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Baking soda can serve as a handy phone scratch remover.
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Trump nominated Jackson to serve as Veterans Affairs (VA) secretary.
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The offensive coordinator Jake Spavital will serve as interim coach.
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"It can serve as a bit of nostalgia," Mihalka said.
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But culture could serve as a complement to those rules.
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Many lockups essentially serve as recruiting centers for drug gangs.
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James Mattis to serve as the next Secretary of Defense.
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Rudeness, then, needs to serve as a barrier to action.
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Can any slab of wood serve as a cutting board?
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Alan Horn will serve as interim CEO, the company said.
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Chen will also serve as executive chairman of HNA International.
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Pour over your nachos, or serve as on the side.
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Cooky, a little mellower these days, may serve as umpire.
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Read: Obama Says Trump Is 'Unfit to Serve as President'
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So it was to serve as a source of comfort.
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They serve as stark reminders of the bad old days.
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Women fight alongside men and can even serve as commanders.
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Cuban told Business Insider that he'd be willing to serve as Trump's "entrepreneurial czar," on the condition that he would have "autonomy" and wouldn't have to serve as a prop for the Trump administration.
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For the states serve as buffers, softening the winner-take-all results of federal elections, and also serve as sanctuaries where people may move to leave behind a politics or a culture they cannot abide.
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Campaign sources say Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions could serve as Defense Secretary, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich might be named as Secretary of State and retired General Michael Flynn could serve as national security adviser.
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The duo will serve as honorary co-chairs of the march.
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Brown, former chairman of board, continues to serve as a director.
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The match will serve as a bellwether for modern artificial intelligence.
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These issues continue to serve as impediments for these companies' development.
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In that way, the production companies serve as the directors' agents.
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Gregg Alton will serve as interim CEO from January to March.
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Movements serve as a gut check to a country's moral underpinnings.
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Hydrogen could serve as an important fuel for future spaceflight missions.
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Can bikes really serve as a viable option for that long?
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Essentially, the moon can serve as a fueling station for spacecraft.
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Thirty-five is the minimum age to serve as U.S. president.
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It could serve as a rescue vehicle stranded in dangerous situations.
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These lawyers will serve as an inspiration to the coming generations.
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He will serve as an on-air contributor, the people said.
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He is the first African-American to serve as Broward's sheriff.
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These measures can serve as catalysts for reform in other places.
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Trump has yet to nominate anyone to formally serve as director.
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We need the ability to serve as a crew medical officer.
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These vendors serve as de facto knowledge centers around best practices.
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It should serve as an incentive to save a bit more.
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It's slightly concave to serve as a guide for your finger.
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She continued to serve as a witness — but for the plaintiffs.
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These celebrants serve as officiant at important life moments, like weddings.
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R. Martin is the perfect person to serve as executive producer.
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The debates will also serve as fundraisers for local progressive groups.
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He went on to serve as an informal adviser to Murdoch.
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Charles will serve as the show's host, director, and executive producer.
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Mr. Rai, 41, would serve as an interpreter, mentor and liaison.
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These works serve as a telling foil to Michel's weightier sensibility.
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Drag queens serve as their role models for beauty and creativity.
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Brown believes he can serve as a party elder for 2020.
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Gary E. Knell will serve as Chairman of National Geographic Partners.
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Let 2016 serve as a lesson and a call to action.
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Instead of distracting from the works, they serve as viewing devices.
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This should serve as a cautionary tale for traditional banking institutions.
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Bombardier said Beaudoin will continue to serve as non-executive chairman.
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She will serve as a judge in the Startup Battlefield competition.
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He will serve as a judge in the Startup Battlefield competition.
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More women are also expected to serve as full cabinet members.
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The actresses will also serve as executive producers on the project.
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John Kasich to serve as the party's main alternative to Trump.
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He will now serve as an adviser to the royal court.
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Both companies may also serve as a cautionary tale for Pinterest.
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Moon rocks serve as a time capsule of the solar system.
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That should serve as an example to other people as well.
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The site's subreddits serve as fiefdoms organized around a specific interest.
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Flashbacks mostly serve as vehicles for exposition, telling rather than showing.
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They might even serve as interim executives of a distressed firm.
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Finally, these places can serve as a meeting point for cultures.
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Qualcomm treasurer David Wise will serve as that company's interim CFO.
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In other videos, Audrey Hepburn and John Snow serve as muse.
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Both candidates are healthy enough to serve as our chief executive.
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The Irwins will also serve as global ambassadors for Discovery Communications.
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Chris Christie will serve as the chairman for Trump's transition team.
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Mr Mattis's resignation should serve as an alarm-signal to Congress.
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They continued on to serve as openers for her Bandwagon tour.
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Daniel Florin, Zimmer's chief financial officer, will serve as interim CEO.
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Harry's older brother, Prince William, will serve as his best man.
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Caltech astronomer James Bock will serve as the project's principal investigator.
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Snacks "serve as strong growth engines" for Kellogg (K), Delonis said.
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Stephen Thompson welterweight bout would serve as the new main event.
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He declined an invitation to serve as Israel&aposs first president.
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He will continue to serve as head of markets for Egypt.
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The soundtracks also serve as proxy for Peter's deceased mother, Meredith.
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Scott Gordon will serve as head coach on an interim basis.
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He will serve as a Ryder Cup assistant captain this year.
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Tom Price to serve as secretary of health and human services.
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Special elections sometimes serve as a bellwether for the general election.
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West, Aidy Bryant, and showrunner Alexandra Rushfield, serve as co-creators.
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The photos together serve as commentary on race in American society.
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Trump formally picked him to serve as Commerce Secretary on Nov.
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K. Michelle hopes her story will serve as a cautionary tale.
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Currently, no Latinos serve as studio heads, network presidents or owners.
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Hogan will retire and serve as chairman of the electrical business.
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He is the first African American to serve as AFSCME's president.
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"We were not elected to serve as Amazon drones," they wrote.
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Heather Wilson (R) to serve as secretary of the Air Force.
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Bay will also serve as a "strategic advisor" for the company.
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The vice president will serve as acting president in the meantime.
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But point fighting does serve as an incredibly valuable training method.
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It could serve as another point in her favor among progressives.
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"This is to serve as a deterrent to others," Pudjiastuti said.
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Music legends Clive Davis and Quincy Jones serve as Music Chairmen.
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To the contrary, it can serve as a much needed booster.
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Wade and serve as a check on the president when necessary.
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Now, they serve as lookout points to a nearly empty basin.
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"Walking Dead" chief content officer Scott Gimple will serve as writer.
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Readers are supposed to serve as the answer-demanding journalist now?
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Little cuts can serve as entryways for the bacteria, for instance.
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The DOJ and the FBI serve as guardians of that ideal.
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They often serve as public figures who legitimize disastrous presidential decisions.
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Musk, the company's founder, will continue to serve as chief executive.
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Musk, the company's founder, will continue to serve as chief executive.
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It would later serve as the basis of Hubbard's religion, Scientology.
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Mr. McBee will serve as chief executive of the combined company.
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He will continue to serve as chairman of the company's board.
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McHenry is poised to serve as the Republican foil to Rep.
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His wife and daughters currently serve as the dealership's managing partners.
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T-Mobile COO Mike Sievert will serve as president and COO.
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The union's vice president, Rory Gamble, will serve as interim president.
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Today, former hammams and hans (inns) serve as galleries and museums.
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Clevinger will serve as the team's 26th man for the doubleheader.
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The summer Olympics in Tokyo will serve as her victory lap.
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These companies serve as intermediaries between the retailer and the customer.
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"I will serve as a surrogate throughout this campaign," she said.
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Shesol went on to serve as a speechwriter for Bill Clinton.
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But it also should serve as a warning to all Americans.
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We even allow states to serve as laboratories for health policy.
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Birdhouses, weather vanes and stars of Texas serve as yard ornaments.
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The park could serve as a central hub for several neighborhoods.
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The building was built originally to serve as the newspaper's headquarters.
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He clearly has the knowledge and experiences to serve as secretary.
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Keith Kellogg, who will serve as the council's chief of staff.
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A director at AlixPartners, Liyuan Woo, will serve as interim CFO.
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Nor can traditional avenues of diplomacy serve as a moderating force.
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These often serve as legal barriers to Latinos practicing their trades.
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Ramos would serve as creative director of Antonio's work for decades.
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Not all music will be able to serve as effective treatment.
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Mr. Mack will serve as the honorary chairman of the group.
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The D.C. Opportunity Scholarship Program could even serve as a model.
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For others, it will hopefully serve as a call to reflection.
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The fabric of a chair might serve as a haptic interface.
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Ryan Day will serve as acting football coach during the investigation.
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But the example of Mr Fastow should serve as a warning.
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Alternatively, maybe make some scuffins to serve as a late breakfast.
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The shindig could serve as both an anniversary and wedding party.
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He'll serve as chairman and president of that non-profit, too.
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But why didn't McCain serve as a check on those actions?
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Cut it open for a wonderful reveal and serve as is.
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The nature documentaries serve as a break from the news cycle.
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Local governments themselves often serve as impediments to deployment, as well.
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But I wondered if our journey could serve as a model.
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She is the first woman to serve as U.S. Soccer's president.
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This includes 11 forest reserves, which serve as important carbon sinks.
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There are even several coronavirus songs that serve as theme music.
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Meanwhile, Chief Legal Officer Teresa Isele will serve as acting CEO.
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He will serve as an adviser to Mr. Parker until then.
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A couple of court cases serve as precedent in the matter.
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The FVRA says three types of people can serve as actings.
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Still, driving could serve as a path to the middle class.
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But more generally, these "claws" serve as an indication of luxury.
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But they serve as points on which to hang informed speculation.
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That I could serve as their agent and be their principal.
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Let this also serve as a show of solidarity with them.
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Garth Ritchie and Karl von Rohr will serve as deputy CEOs.
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Kimberly Teehee has been nominated to serve as the Cherokee delegate.
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He may also serve as a "curator" of additional crime podcasts.
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But textualism doesn't serve as an overarching theory for conservative jurisprudence.
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As such, the lot can serve as terrific Halloween binge-watching.
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A chair too can serve as a bench for tricep dips.
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What could serve as a clever device instead deflates through cliché.
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Blumberg continues to serve as Gimlet's CEO, and Lieber as president.
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Mr. Iger will serve as a type of chief creative officer.
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Trump announced that Grenell will serve as the new acting DNI.
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Charcandrick West and C. J. Spiller will probably serve as backups.
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The results should serve as a warning signal to all policymakers.
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However, these are lovable dogs that can serve as excellent watchdogs.
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Original series creator Minsky will serve as showrunner on the series.
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Flynn has been tapped to serve as Trump's national security adviser.
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Above all, they still serve as powerful engines of upward mobility.
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Mr. Bannon will serve as a senior aide to Mr. Trump.
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He replaces Jonathan Bush, who will continue to serve as CEO.
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Val Chmerkovskiy, Mandy Moore and Adam Rippon will serve as judges.
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They serve as validation of the worrisome threat landscape organizations endure.
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He questioned whether it could truly serve as a permanent solution.
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He won and went on to serve as a state representative.
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At their best, novels and games serve as vehicles for discovery.
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These works serve as a kind of coda to the exhibition.
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One might have expected that experience to serve as a lesson.
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Many towers serve as office space, but others are residential buildings.
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It should serve as a model for the rest of Africa.
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Roberts will then swear in senators to serve as quasi jurors.
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There are many resources that can serve as a starting point.
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The blades also serve as a heatsink and a strengthening component.
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They serve as reservoirs of memory and as talismans for mourning.
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Experienced showrunners like Glen Mazzara ("The Walking Dead") serve as mentors.
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PJT Partners and J.P. Morgan will serve as advisors to MGM.
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Pelosi named seven lawmakers last week to serve as impeachment managers.
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Sundar Pichai will now serve as both Google and Alphabet CEO.
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First, there are visual cues that can serve as red flags.
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They serve as the voters' surrogates at a party's nominating convention.
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Education used to serve as one of the few class equalizers.
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Books can serve as bridges between worlds, and so can libraries.
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Sundar Pichai will serve as CEO of both Google and Alphabet.
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Nielsen used to serve as Kelly's deputy when he ran DHS.
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Replogle will also serve as chairman of the board at Leesa.
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Jon Huntsman (R) to serve as the U.S. ambassador to Russia.
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For years, this ideology seemed to serve as an insulating force.
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They serve as the anchor for a community, bringing people together.
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Two batteries in the car serve as its overall power source.
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Chairman David Calhoun will serve as CEO and president, effective Jan.
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Knate Lee, Jill Killington and Owen King will serve as producers.
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Jon Huntsman, a Republican, to serve as his ambassador to Russia.
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Accordingly, this tribute act may serve as the next best thing.
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I used my lunch hour to serve as a cafeteria monitor.
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But then he seemed willing to serve as Secretary of State.
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Eric Hart, our Chief Strategy Officer, will serve as acting CFO.
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Ms. Shiao will also serve as the center's permanent deputy director.
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Ms. Shiao will also serve as the center's permanent deputy director.
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O'Rourke decided to serve as Trump's fact-checker on the border.
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All of the records, though, serve as testament to his greatness.
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And Intergenerational Service Corps will serve as caretakers for senior citizens.
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Mr. Trump picked Mr. Powell to serve as the Fed's chairman.
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They also serve as a visual journal of the artist's lexicon.
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These serve as little touches of magic that open our eyes.
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He thinks the fire will serve as an awful consciousness-raising.
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Jeff Sessions to serve as attorney general in his upcoming administration.
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That vote would serve as a recommendation to the full Senate.
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Randall will continue to serve as executive chairman of the company.
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He had been due to serve as prime minister until 2020.
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Danger Incorporated serve as the latest edition to the the squad.
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We hope our film will serve as a hub for action.
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The objects also serve as examples of graphic and publication design.
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In addition to providing security, they're there to serve as mentors.
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They also picked up Chad Johnson to serve as Elliott's backup.
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In a voice vote, the Senate approved the nominations of Republican Chris Giancarlo to serve as CFTC chairman, as well as Republicans Dawn Stump and Brian Quintenz and Democrat Rostin "Russ" Behnam to serve as commissioners.
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The board is stacked with former Obama administration personalities: Valerie Jarrett, a senior adviser in the Obama administration, will serve as president of the board, and Kyle Lierman, Obama's former senior policy adviser, will serve as CEO.
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Just as a Kunsthalle's programming can serve as a barometer of an art scene, Weather Report implies that a group show can serve as a barometer of a given subject or theme, in this case earth's climate.
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Gruenberg, who has not said whether he will continue to serve as a board member until the end of his six-year term in December 2018, may continue to serve as chair until a successor is appointed.
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Oyo's commissioner of police, Shina Olukolu, told reporters on Monday that anyone found culpable would be prosecuted to "serve as a warning to others who may want to operate such houses that serve as illegal detention centers".
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Lear, Royce, Calderón Kellett and Michael Garcia all serve as executive producers.
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Bharara said his deputy, Joon Kim, will serve as his temporary replacement.
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Johnson told CNBC he's confident in Goudis' ability to serve as CEO.
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Anyways, let this weird moment in time serve as a wakeup call.
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Modified 747s serve as mobile command centers—heard of Air Force One?
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An executive vice president at Halliburton will serve as interim CFO there.
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Kennedy was the first woman ever to serve as ambassador to Japan.
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TrackDuck will serve as a new point where InVision and Atlassian meet.
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This positive release of energy will serve as an agent of change.
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Moelis is Allergan's financial adviser, while Debevoise & Plimpton serve as legal counsel.
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Therefore, its stores and website serve as the face of the brand.
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Technology is likely to serve as a complement to these conventional services.
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He will continue to serve as CEO and chairman of the company.
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Caforio will continue to serve as chairman and CEO of the company.
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His magic will serve as the opening act to a naturalization ceremony.
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These entangled photons would serve as the source of a quantum radar.
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At other times, his decisions serve as a warning to conservative radicals.
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Both Chu and Foley currently serve as co-executive chairmen of FGL.
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She went on to steal Barty's serve as her game finally clicked.
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Matt Albence will continue to serve as acting ICE director, Trump said.
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The church also said Collison will continue to serve as lead pastor.
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The judge who brought those charges will serve as Bolsonaro's justice minister.
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These videos now serve as an impressive library documenting the dance genre.
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You would hope that would serve as a bridge to an adjustment.
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Tillerson left the company to briefly serve as Trump's secretary of state.
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The New Year's Day attack could serve as a wake-up call.
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She would later retire from her position to serve as his manager.
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He went on to serve as interior minister in the West Bank.
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Oliveros seems to serve as a touchstone for curator Kelsey Halliday Johnson.
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Legislative wins can serve as a welcome distraction from these internecine battles.
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Original series creator Terri Minsky will serve as showrunner on the series.
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Snyder will serve as interim chairman until a permanent successor is appointed.
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That job is to serve as the voice of the Trump administration.
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Classics & Exotics founder Peter Zawadzki will serve as the director of DriveShare.
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One possibility is repurposing them to serve as grid-connected energy storage.
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Sometimes, remote towers will not serve as replacements for ones on site.
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Caryatids are sculpted female figures that serve as columns for architectural support.
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Anthony Brown of Maryland will serve as chair and work with Reps.
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The push to allow married men to serve as priests isn't progress.
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Gavin Newsom's successful gubernatorial campaign in California, will serve as campaign manager.
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Memes, like jokes as a whole, can serve as a coping mechanism.
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But the report concluded that two principles should serve as a guide.
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Agree US must serve as a beacon of freedom around the world.
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Her longtime friend Brett Ratner will also serve as an executive producer.
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Luciano Siani, also targeted by the committee, continues to serve as CFO.
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I suspect capitalism will serve as one important tool in reducing emissions.
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This is especially true of ancient sites that serve as tourist attractions.
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And its eastern hills serve as a formidable buffer to military forces.
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Rovi CEO Tom Carson will serve as CEO of the new company.
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I'm hopeful the dialogue started in Atlanta will serve as an invitation.
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Queiroz was expected to serve as Rubin's operating chief, these sources said.
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Letters and numbers serve as mnemonic devices, repeated alongside the artist's handprints.
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Because if deep space can't serve as an artist's inspiration, what can?
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Erdogan told the crowd the barracks would serve as a city museum.
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There's an accountability rationale for choosing those people to serve as actings.
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A series of "Jeopardy!" records will serve as milestones along the way.
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She, Colin Helms and Garth Bardsley serve as executive producers for MTV.
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The KFTC move could serve as a benchmark for some of them.
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The game will now serve as a memorial for the athlete instead.
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Is he now free to serve as Trump's Secretary of Virtual Reality?
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Plus, it can serve as a guest room for when Lopez visits.
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According to Japanese law, Akihito, 82, must serve as emperor for life.
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They serve as a documentary of sorts of the aftermath in Ferguson.
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Hector Xtravaganza, Skylar King, and Sol Williams will also serve as consultants.
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They both provide useful services but also serve as billboards for advertising.
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Still, Terrogence should also serve as a reminder to all of us.
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Robb will remain on the board and serve as a senior advisor.
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He believes these values will serve as a key level in 2016.
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Rhyming couplets can rarely be expected to serve as sound investment advice.
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The PBMs, which serve as middlemen between drugmakers and insurers, were opposed.
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Many electors believe they should serve as a check in the system.
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He is not fit to serve as Attorney General and should resign.
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Curry, 31, will serve as both executive producer and resident golf pro.
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Such sanctions could serve as a guidepost for unilateral actions against Pyongyang.
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Adam Tan will continue to serve as chief executive officer, it said.
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Luckily, smartphones and tablets can serve as baby monitors in a pinch.
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They can even serve as a pair of pajamas, in a pinch.
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"It's difficult to serve as a police officer on Navajo," said Begaye.
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These free tiers serve as funnels to the companies' premium, paid subscriptions.
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People can serve as watchdogs, activists for truth, and monitors of governance.
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Sessions' chief of staff, Matthew Whitaker, will serve as acting attorney general.
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He's also said that Russia could serve as an alternative arms supplier.
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He and Wick hoped it would serve as a self-sustaining prototype.
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Some build glitter globes with their students to serve as relaxing tools.
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Google Ads should serve as an all-encompassing "front door," he said.
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That means January will serve as a harbinger of things to come.
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The KFTC move could serve as a benchmark for some of them.
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But some of these games can actually serve as a coping mechanism.
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Multifunctional devices will serve as platforms that make single-function devices obsolete.
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They will serve as vice chairs of the Senate Democratic Conference. Sen.
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Former law clerks to the late justice will serve as honorary pallbearers.
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The company's chief operating officer, Thomas Dooley, will serve as interim CEO.
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She will continue to serve as a freelance correspondent for the network.
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Its owner, Petra Kovandová, hired her friend Želivská to serve as manager.
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Charlie Baker of Massachusetts, will also serve as members of the group.
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As part of the deal, Bey's gonna serve as a creative partner.
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But a growing number of referendums serve as brakes on European integration.
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They're not here to be politically correct, or to serve as activists.
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Once launched, Disney's streaming service will serve as direct competition to Netflix.
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Now they serve as rusty reminders of how life used to be.
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Bench coach Brad Mills will continue to serve as the acting manager.
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This moment seemed to serve as proof that the theory was right.
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There are even robots that serve as companions and also dispense medications.
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Energy bars containing mostly fruit and nuts can serve as satisfying snacks.
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That nonprofit foundation will serve as an umbrella organization for both LeanIn.
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The top vote-getters from each conference will serve as team captains.
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Trump nominated Branstad to serve as ambassador to China earlier this year.
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Liz Tigelaar ("Casual") will write and serve as showrunner and executive producer.
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Israel's deserts can serve as laboratories for growing vines in warmer conditions.
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Former bankruptcy Judge Allan Gropper will serve as mediator, the letter said.
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Today's quest: Stage a talent show that'll serve as Terry's opening act.
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This can serve as a way to harass and intimidate dissidents abroad.
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Neighbors, Aldrich said, will likely serve as first responders during any crisis.
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But for colleges, applications serve as something else entirely: a revenue stream.
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The three will serve as co-chairs for Harris's campaign in California.
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Robert Wilkie of [the Department of Defense] will serve as Acting Secretary.
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Instagram sales serve as its main source of revenue, according to Ross.
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Assistant coach John Pelphrey will serve as head coach in the interim.
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It's been the privilege of my life to serve as your President.
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R. 353 will serve as a blueprint for the next NOAA administrator.
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January will serve as an indicator for whether the agreement can stick.
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Indicators can serve as a roadmap for improvement in and of themselves.
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All this should serve as a warning for the president's many apologists.
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Earnings continue to serve as the focal point for individual stock performance.
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Brown was once a potential pick to serve as Clinton's running mate.
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Until then, she will serve as "chief transformation officer," reporting to Hackett.
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For Netanyahu and Trump, such evangelicals serve as a reliable political base.
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Hillary is fully qualified to serve as president of the United States.
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Tubbs' program, which started in February, could serve as a test case.
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Some suggested Barr was no longer fit to serve as attorney general.
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The ideals emboldened by the Freedom Summer volunteers must serve as ours.
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Merritt headed to Houston to serve as an adviser to Jazmine's family.
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Holloway was its chief software architect; Prince continues to serve as chairman.
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These communities would serve as temporary respites for migrants and asylum seekers.
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Rick Snyder (R) would serve as a senior research fellow on Friday.
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This, plugged in sources said, would serve as a placeholder of sorts.
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The candidates were nominated to serve as administrative judges on the board.
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Joseph Lieberman, a Democrat turned independent, to serve as his running mate.
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But like with every other bubble, specific catalysts serve as the pinprick.
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Lounsberry's books also serve as a reader's guide for the diaries themselves.
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She thinks that the postcards can serve as a great parenting opportunity.
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Poll workers serve as volunteers, and they deserve our gratitude and support.
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The company's chief operating officer, Yasuhiro Yamauchi, will serve as interim CEO.
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They serve as polling places for elections and as local meeting venues.
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Pennsylvania will serve as a crucial swing state in the 2020 election.
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This wealth effect can serve as a strong catalyst for economic growth.
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Those numbers then serve as the basis of car safety standards nationwide.
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The results of the Michigan primary races could serve as an example.
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Both airlines serve as sister carriers and maintain connections and code-shares.
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Democracy in Europe Movement 2025 (DiEM25)—for which I currently serve as
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The same percentage said Trump is not fit to serve as president.
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For five years I had the good fortune to serve as Sen.
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In addition to James, Maverick Carter will serve as an executive producer.
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Disney's "Cruella" will serve as an origin story of Cruella de Vil.
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Lopez would sometimes serve as a messenger, allegedly delivering Guzman's execution orders.
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Both Witherspoon and Kidman also serve as executive producers on the series.
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Long was confirmed to serve as the FEMA administrator in June 2017.
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In March, Trump nominated Jackson to serve as secretary of Veterans Affairs.
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The Obama Foundation announced Monday that Simas will serve as its CEO.
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So the company added third party emcees to serve as matchmaker hosts.
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He was nominated by President Trump to serve as U.S. labor secretary.
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A further 180,000 serve as elected school district and special district officials.
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But for colleges, applications serve as something else entirely: A revenue stream.
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The company will serve as a conduit, sourcing questions for the debates.
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The states serve as the principal regulators of insurance companies they charter.
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What's next: Farley will serve as CEO of Far Point Acquisition Corp.
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The Vantage will continue to serve as the brand's entry-level model.
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Bharara said his deputy, Joon Kim, would serve as his temporary replacement.
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AG: Ha well I continue to serve as a major in reserve.
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As always, Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour will serve as host.
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Without documentation, their experiences can only serve as symbols of true history.
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A contract should also serve as a blueprint for what lies ahead.
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And local efforts around the country can serve as models for change.
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Ronny Jackson to serve as secretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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The rapper will serve as a co-chair of the Reform Alliance.
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He said another director, Stephen Aselage, agreed to serve as interim CEO.
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They also serve as an important grassroots platform to radiate political influence.
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Blue tarps still serve as makeshift roofs on more than 50,000 homes.
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Gates will still serve as a Technology Adviser to Nadella and others.
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He continues to serve as a staff officer in the Army Reserve.
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I read once: Children serve as mirrors of their parents' forgotten selves.
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Francis could serve as pope for another year, or five or 10.
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When Jeff Sessions was appointed to serve as attorney general, former Gov.
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It would later serve as the model archetype for future electronic keyboards.
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Jared can't serve as the Middle East peace envoy with SECRET clearance.
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They can also serve as gatekeepers, buffering donors from excessive grant requests.
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And why does its voice serve as the entrance to the exhibition?
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But Starr managed to serve as a seamless bridge between those eras.
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The former lobby will serve as the main entrance for office workers.
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A nonprofit organization was set up to serve as the team's owner.
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And until now, you had Mattis to serve as your role model.
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He had neither the requisite knowledge nor experience to serve as president.
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Ms. DeGette, 61, would be the second woman to serve as whip.
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Of these, two could serve as the master suite, Ms. Siersema said.
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It was the same with those who sought to serve as delegates.
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Mack is expected to initially serve as a substitute for New York.
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As a finishing touch, carved lions' feet serve as the front legs.
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Smoothies can serve as breakfast, lunch or even dinner in a pinch.
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"Quality of life" laws serve as a potent instrument of racial segregation.
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In 1974, he left the circus to serve as a Mormon missionary.
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Aly had cut out a rectangular flap to serve as a peephole.
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The issue of trade could serve as a lifeline to Ms. Heitkamp.
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John McCain's (R-Ariz.) questioning of Cruz's eligibility to serve as president.
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It really does serve as a nice bridge between the two systems.
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Likewise in high finance, which could serve as a vehicle for sanctions.
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If tradition holds, Mr. Harleth will serve as President Trump and Mrs.
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If your child wins, they will serve as the 2020 Gerber ambassador.
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And perhaps Mr. Roy can serve as ringmaster for both of them.
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These behaviors can serve as coping mechanisms or forms of self-medication.
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He expects her to serve as his bride; she thinks he's delusional.
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Last week Ambassador Richard Grenell was appointed to serve as acting DNI.
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It said last year's "insurance" rate cuts could serve as a blueprint.
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It'll serve as a competitor to the Amazon Echo and Google Home.
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Go deeper: Trey Gowdy agrees to serve as outside counsel for Trump
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We worked also on my serve as also on the other shots.
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He was nominated by President Trump to serve as U.S. Labor secretary.
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Vaccaro's body-hugging turtlenecks serve as the inspiration for Raggiani's collection today.
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He said it would serve as a unifying force for Senate Democrats.
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They serve as effective symbols and metaphor for losses small and large.
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Also: Young scholars shouldn't have to serve as waiters at writers' retreats.
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She named her close ally, U Htin Kyaw, to serve as president.
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So CTRL-Labs could serve as an interface to Oculus' alternate realities.
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LePage has proven again he is unfit to serve as Maine's governor.
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It was shopping for a city that could serve as staging ground.
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Mr. Gantz would then serve as acting prime minister with full powers.
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The Trump administration hopes that Soleimani's killing will serve as a deterrent.
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He will serve as one of 100 jurors in the Senate trial.
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H. R. McMaster, the national security adviser, to serve as a surrogate.
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It could serve as a stabilizing force in a very unstable time.
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The president has defense lawyers, and the senators serve as the jury.
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The president has defense lawyers, and the senators serve as the jury.
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Instead, it would essentially serve as the vehicle for the Senate's legislation.
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Encrypted chat apps, particularly Telegram, serve as support groups for new recruits.
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The scientists needed to find another genome to serve as a guide.
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Family offices typically serve as investment vehicles, financial managers and charitable advisers.
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"Geopolitical events will now serve as harbingers for these types of attacks."
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HUYA head coach Xiuqing "Dokkaebi" Wu will serve as joint head coaches.
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Going forward, Pichai will serve as CEO of both Alphabet and Google.
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Cohen continued to serve as Trump's personal attorney once Trump became president.
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Mike McNamara will serve as its next CEO in the United States.
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They also serve as an important grassroots platform to radiate political influence.
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Sean Spicer, who will serve as Trump's White House spokesman, defended Price.
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The products are produced by Perrigo, but serve as Amazon's store brand.
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He would need a special congressional waiver to serve as defense secretary.
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Yes, two of them — "No Frauds" and "Changed It" — serve as retorts.
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The profiles serve as administrators and members of dozens of Facebook groups.
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I'm really happy that they're there and get to serve as well.
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Because Mr. Rogers didn't just serve as an interview subject for Junod.
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Albany Bishop Edward B. Scharfenberger will serve as the diocese's interim administrator.
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She was nominated to serve as the ambassador to Singapore in June.
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Good daily habits serve as your foundation to a financially secured future.
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Hal Lawton, from eBay, will serve as Macy's president starting Sept. 8.
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Sometimes, feeling stressed can serve as a motivator toward becoming debt-free.
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CFO Greg Smith will serve as the interim chief executive until then.
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The NLRB should not simply serve as a tool for forced-unionization.
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Patrick will serve as an honorary member on the incubator's advisory board.
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I do hope the book will serve as a voice for him.
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He follows his father, Steve Beshear, to serve as governor of Kentucky.
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Its vocal refrains serve as reminders of the leveling power of sorrow.
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They serve as palate cleansers and easy points of reference and engagement.
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" Lurie said the bandanna suggestion should serve as a "wake-up call.
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Other sites serve as monuments to major figures in the country's history.
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Mr. James would go on to serve as mayor for 20 years.
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He continued to serve as a consultant to that office until 2014.
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Even more, it's believed to serve as a natural defense against mosquitos.
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Those vessels serve as highways transporting the cancer cells to other organs.
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Later, they serve as guides for revivals of those operas and ballets.
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Tom Price's nomination to serve as secretary of health and human services.
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Back then, his state had the potential to serve as a model.
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Notably, Rosenstein continues to serve as Trump's hand-picked deputy attorney general.
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Six "communication boards" serve as an index for deciphering the sculptural code.
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The Alexa integration helps, and yes, Portal can serve as a speaker.
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It appointed board member Mark Feidler to serve as non-executive chairman.
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Glossy surfaces, glass, and mirrors serve as powerful motifs in Mucha's work.
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The "Screen Tests" serve as an apt framing device for the collection.
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Brown will serve as chairman and chief executive officer, and L3 CEO Christopher Kubasik will serve as vice chairman, president and chief operating officer for the first two years following the closing of the deal, the companies said.
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"They're going to call it good if they can find anybody else who can serve as a foster parent or anybody else who can serve as familial relationship, and these kids don't even know these strangers," he continued.
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How is it that someone who was deemed too racists by a Republican Senate in 85033 to serve as a federal judge is now fit to serve as the top law enforcement officer in the country in 2016?
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Some speculate he might plan to serve as chairman of the empowered State Council or even run for parliament to serve as prime minister -- a role he already took in 2008-12 after his first two presidential terms.
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Tom McCarthy (Spotlight) and Jason Blum (Get Out) will serve as executive producers.
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A women risked rape to serve as a nurse in war-torn Nicaragua.
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She'll serve as mayor until 2020, finishing out the rest of Lee's term.
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He will serve as co-owner alongside its founder and president, Ben Davis.
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The investors will also serve as "stalking horse" bidders through the restructuring process.
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Thus the weapons can serve as a deterrent while also being virtually unusable.
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Ramkissoon said she hopes the incident will serve as a lesson to others.
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Elizabeth Warren said Trump's presidency should serve as a rallying point for progressives.
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The recent appointee to serve as ambassador to China, for instance, Iowa Gov.
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But its human-centered focus can serve as a model for other companies.
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In 2017, he continued to serve as chairman after James Quincey becoming CEO.
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Limits on gun ownership, it appears, can serve as that kind of roadblock.
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"Beira could serve as a model for other cities in Africa," he said.
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They also serve as one of the lines of defense for the fetus.
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Along with the Marriott, these hotels serve as places for executives to meet.
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He hopes the flooding from Harvey will serve as a wake-up call.
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These displays of cultural ignorance serve as a huge barrier for the President.
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She remains the only woman to ever serve as Speaker of the House.
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Norman Lear, Royce, Calderón Kellett and Michael Garcia all serve as executive producers.
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Other times, they serve as little winks from studios to their biggest fans.
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According to the Daily Mail, owners Rian and Melissa serve as Nathan's lifeguards.
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They're perfectly suited to serve as corporate directors of any Fortune 500 company.
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The fold out C loops also serve as tension locks for the mounts.
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This could serve as a continued catalyst that brings institutional investors into bitcoin.
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The central bank said last week Kapoor could serve as CEO until Jan.
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They serve as a fitting symbol that we're ready to discover something incredible.
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The videos serve as both an introduction to the house and the campus.
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First Indian-American and second African-American woman to serve as a senator.
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They deserve a candidate who seems like he could actually serve as president.
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"Concepts serve as guiding lights to where our brand is going," he said.
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Overall, 56% of voters say Trump is not fit to serve as president.
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Obama is best positioned to serve as Hillary's Bill on the safe scorecard.
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But they almost serve as misdirection away from a larger, more central thread.
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She was also the first woman to serve as the solicitor of Allentown.
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As it stands, those two films largely serve as a single, extended story.
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Its rise and decline serve as a metaphor for the city's volatile fortunes.
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These mimics, known as biomorphs, serve as a warning, Dr. López-García said.
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The idea is that they serve as cool decor that'll impress your friends.
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Mordaunt will become the first woman to serve as the UK's defense secretary.
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In 2004, the bishop said Mead could no longer serve as a priest.
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These awards serve as a reminder of just how much they can achieve.
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And they think their story can serve as an example to other unions.
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Vickie Christiansen was appointed Thursday as interim chief to serve as Tooke's replacement.
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They will also serve as a persistent reminder of Thiel's support for Trump.
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She was also appointed to serve as vice chair of Trump's transition team.
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That should serve as a signal for the rest of the retail sector.
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The tweet that's selected will serve as a new Golden Record of sorts.
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A majority of voters simply don't think he's qualified to serve as president.
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He named another former agency official, Thomas Kane, to serve as her deputy.
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Hopefully her post can serve as a reminder that bodies are always changing.
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Transactions on a blockchain could also serve as input for smart contracts. Slock.
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He's replacing Rus Yusupov, who will now serve as HQ's chief creative officer.
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They can do more than hand out flyers or serve as walking billboards.
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He would then be able to legally serve as acting Homeland Security secretary.
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Prince Harry&aposs godson Jasper Dyer, 6, will also serve as page boy.
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Lego Boost is basically meant to serve as a gateway into robotic toys.
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"These unanticipated findings could serve as a source of future research," Hofer said.
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Janet Reno, the first woman to serve as U.S. attorney general, has died.
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Such features serve as markers for evaluating a speaker's personality or social status.
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The Move controllers that serve as your virtual "hands" have the same problem.
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LED lightbulbs could also serve as a trojan horse to the smart home.
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However, neither of these things alone can serve as confirmation of a removal.
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But none of the party leaders is prepared to serve as number two.
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Buttigieg's campaign will not: allow lobbyists to serve as bundlers for the campaign.
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The new one will serve as a back-up to the existing ones.
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Saturday Night Live's Abby Elliott will serve as the show's in-character host.
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Crusoe realises that such a loan would serve as an unusually perfect preservative.
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HOME ENTERTAINMENT * SAYS BLAIR RICH TO SERVE AS PRESIDENT, WORLDWIDE MARKETING, WARNER BROS.
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HOME ENTERTAINMENT * SAYS RON SANDERS TO SERVE AS PRESIDENT, WORLDWIDE DISTRIBUTION, WARNER BROS.
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In MMT, people in the job guarantee serve as a similar buffer stock.
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Only a persuasive and consistent American determination could serve as a meaningful deterrent.
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Mandel added that Perrett's mishap might serve as inspiration for Veep later on.
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The twins serve as test beds for spotting problems before they get serious.
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DNC Vice Chairwoman Donna Brazile will serve as interim chair through the election.
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If no plans are in motion, then let this serve as the catalyst.
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The former Texas Tech coach will serve as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach.
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More science would serve as a collective insurance policy against a grave threat.
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That means, a pendulum swing could serve as an accurate measurement of time.
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Our goals and needs serve as a constant motivation in our professional lives.
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Two rape scenes serve as tipping points for Turner's rebellion in the movie.
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C Eric Fryer will serve as C Yadier Molina's backup while Pena recovers.
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A more efficient supply chain and redesigned website should also serve as catalysts.
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But there are hot drinks, too, and many could serve as dessert substitutes.
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Let this serve as a gentle reminder than dogs are not your servants.
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VOSS WATER - DWAYNE JOHNSON ACQUIRES STAKE IN VOSS, WILL SERVE AS STRATEGIC ADVISOR
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The latest version will serve as Lady Gaga's debut as a studio lead.
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These are the sites that serve as inspiration for generations of spooky stories.
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Reagan was elected to serve as Arizona's 20th Secretary of State in 2014.
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The United Arab Emirates also intends to serve as a commercial space haven.
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Or on her decision to bring back Bernard to serve as her foil.
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I tried to win as many points on his second serve as possible.
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Is Ted Cruz constitutionally eligible to serve as president of the United States?
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The company itself would contribute a cornerstone commitment and serve as general partner.
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The restructuring support agreement will serve as the basis for a reorganization plan.
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His experiences with disability serve as an essential cornerstone of his comedy routines.
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Framed photos of Slater and a few of his trophies serve as decor.
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I do fault him for his willingness to serve as hell's court jester.
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Varga would serve as a guarantee for financial stability and predictability, Orban said.
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Teachers enter that profession to educate children, not to serve as school security.
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These hearings tend to serve as turning points in most major business controversies.
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PEOPLE can confirm the celebrity musicians who will serve as season 13 advisors.
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Kerry went on serve as a Democratic Massachussetts senator from 1985 to 2013.
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This space will serve as a reservoir for semen and help prevent breakage.
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Each will serve as a bellwether of his commitment to guarding religious freedom.
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McCorkle, Schooley and Zanne Devine (I, Tonya; Easy A) serve as executive producers.
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That report should serve as a starting point for the OAI action plan.
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Unlike in the 2016 transaction, the bank did not serve as administrative agent.
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Schwarzenegger's nephew, entertainment attorney Patrick Knapp Schwarzenegger, will also serve as an adviser.
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Mr. Katzman will serve as non-executive vice chairman of the combined company.
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All serve as a welcomed break from the standard swipe-right decision making.
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"I hope this will serve as a model to other companies," Meier said.
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First, there's no obvious public market company that can serve as a comparison.
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It could also serve as the new federal model for years to come.
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Severino will serve as the third catcher down the stretch for the Nationals.
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Burr and Warner serve as chairman and vice chairman of the committee, respectively.
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Trump's pick to serve as U.S. trade representative, Robert Lighthizer, is still pending.
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Here are five ways that your bank may serve as your fiscal wingman.
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Really, though, those only serve as stronger reinforcement of the CT6's achievements.
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Masto took it upon herself right away to serve as a role model.
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First, that Mrs Clinton is ready to serve as president "on day one".
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Trump also dismissed Clinton's critique about his potential qualifications to serve as president.
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Luckily, bartender Wells Adams is there to serve as an objective third party.
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The bank's general counsel, C. Allen Parker, will serve as interim chief executive.
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For Mr Putin's fans, his untouchable ratings serve as proof of his righteousness.
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Jeff Sessions (R-AL), nominated to serve as President Donald Trump's attorney general.
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I think this is just going to serve as an example of that.
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George and Amal Clooney, who recently welcomed twins, serve as the foundation's presidents.
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Berlusconi can't serve as prime minister because he's been convicted of tax fraud.
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Investors are hopeful this will serve as a template for more such reforms.
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The Vive headset and controllers essentially serve as a basic motion-capture rig.
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It is clearly not the point that Onemeal just serve as a snack.
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Such biometric evidence will serve as an extremely strong deterrent to voter fraud.
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I'm Jamieson, and this is the last time I'll serve as your host.
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Barclays's investment bank will serve as the sole global coordinator on the offering.
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Larrazolo ran three unsuccessful campaigns to serve as a territorial delegate to Congress.
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But to the uninitiated, it can serve as an informative, dutiful omnium-gatherum.
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Mindy Myers will be the first woman to serve as DSCC executive director.
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Trump formally nominated him last week to serve as the agency's permanent administrator.
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Some experts say the central government cannot continue to serve as national landlord.
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Hagin also helped acquire a new jet to serve as Air Force One.
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Others, like Corker, have questioned Trump's fitness to serve as commander in chief.
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The ACT and SAT can serve as a modest check on those biases.
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Rubin wondered whether that might serve as the basis for Meerkat's next act.
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Dubai's Emirates airline even tapped actress Jennifer Aniston to serve as a spokeswoman.
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These attributes make her supremely qualified to serve as our next CIA Director.
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"[Inspectors general] serve as the frontline against government waste and fraud," she wrote.
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One big question is which countries might serve as growth engines in 2019.
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This action should serve as a wake-up call for all elected leaders.
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The two serve as the co-chairmen for the Consensus for Development Reform.
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Kent is among the three U.S. diplomats who will serve as star witnesses.
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Normally, RNA molecules, spawned through DNA transcription, serve as the blueprint for proteins.
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The center's director, David Larrick, was on hand to serve as a guide.
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Graham reportedly will become defensive coordinator, and O'Shea will serve as offensive coordinator.
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China is perhaps too distant, both geographically and culturally, to serve as a
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She also hopes her experience will serve as a cautionary tale for others.
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The Secretary looks forward to having him serve as trusted and valued adviser.
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UAW Vice President Rory Gamble will serve as acting president in Jones's absence.
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This case, Pozner said, may serve as that precedent for other legal claims.
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When they mirror one another, it tends to serve as a warning sign.
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But President Obama has yet to nominate anyone to serve as ambassador. Sen.
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He jumped to CNN in 85033 to serve as its senior media correspondent.
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All three serve as co-chairs of the Modernizing Foreign Assistance Network (MFAN).
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John Davis will serve as a Senior Advisor for the Iowa campaign efforts.
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He left the bank in 2014 to serve as Twitter's chief financial officer.
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They will still, however, need a location to serve as a debating chamber.
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St. Louis also recalled Sam Tuivailala to serve as the club's 26th man.
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Gore Vidal and Norman Mailer, with William F. Buckley to serve as referee.
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In March, Yahoo said board member Thomas McInerney will serve as Altaba CEO.
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Former Court TV and HLN anchor Vinnie Politan will serve as lead anchor.
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Whether Schulz will get the chance to serve as chancellor, however, is doubtful.
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A. They serve as great advertising for many businesses and institutions besides movies.
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He will serve as deputy director and acting director, the White House said.
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Obama also chose former IBM CEO Sam Palmisano to serve as Donilon's deputy.
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Mini-retirement can serve as a good transition to self-employment, Tew said.
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The ruling may serve as a warning to other towns with similar bans.
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Sudi Khosropur will serve as co-executive producer and showrunner, according to Variety.
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Trump nominated Esper last week to serve as the full-time Defense secretary.
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In large swaths of New York City, restaurants serve as auxiliary living rooms.
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A resolution is intended to serve as a public rebuke to freshman Rep.
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Warm, still floodwaters always serve as breeding grounds for infectious diseases and mosquitoes.
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The following suggestions can serve as a safety pamphlet for new cryptocurrency investors.
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Work will then serve as Mattis's deputy until his replacement can be found.
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The DNS technical functions serve as a global address book of the Internet.
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Roberta Jacobson is more than qualified to serve as U.S. Ambassador to Mexico.
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He looks for any story for which he can serve as a source.
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Life-size elephant sculptures with staircases and viewing platforms inside serve as playhouses.
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He did not serve as a "principal adviser" to the Donald Trump campaign.
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Rivera lost her reelection bid in November to serve as Clarke County attorney.
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G Antti Nieme was signed this week to serve as James Reimer's backup.
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He will serve as CFO as well until a new one is appointed.
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Poolers serve as the eyes and ears for the rest of the media.
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Trump's recent actions have serve as a "wake up call" for improved coordination.
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That non-profit foundation will serve as an umbrella organization for both LeanIn.
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"Everything is designed for speed," said Miille, who will serve as interim CEO.
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We hope that our recommendations will serve as a blueprint for these actions.
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Capito and Fischer currently serve as counselors to his team, and former Sen.
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Akiva Goldsman, Ron Howard, Brian Grazer and Erica Huggins will serve as producers.
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Bernhardt will serve as Interior's acting administrator until Trump makes a formal nomination.
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Romney is under consideration to serve as secretary of State in Trump's administration.
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Sean Cairncross was first nominated to serve as MCC CEO in January 2018.
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He will also serve as a managing director in the firm's Washington office.
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The letters often serve as the first proof of life of loved ones.
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Parking violations often serve as a key source of revenue for local municipalities.
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Late signee Mark Sanchez will serve as the emergency fallback if Prescott pratfalls.
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FedEx will still serve as a carrier for Amazon for last-mile deliveries.
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In some images, low-res photos from Trump rallies serve as blurry backdrops.
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Kathryn Smith will serve as the organization's quality control coach for special teams.
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These talismans serve as tools to help us each on our unique paths.
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"I will NOT serve as a figurehead with little operational responsibility," Siroker said.
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Matt Idema will serve as the messaging platform's first-ever chief operating officer.
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Those moments serve as lodestars for upcoming skaters and help evolve the sport.
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Trump has since nominated William Barr to serve as the next attorney general.
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CNN host and political commentator Van Jones will serve as the organization's CEO.
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I proudly serve as a Congressional Black Caucus task force member for TECH2020.
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Taxi CEO Tigran Khudaverdyan, who will serve as CEO of the merged company.
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Lowell McAdam will serve as executive chairman of the Board through his retirement.
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Decisions about having children can serve as leverage for women in domestic bargaining.
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However, regulations imposed by the ACA serve as a barrier to cost-savings.
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Cordray had intended for English to serve as acting director once he resigned.
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It's tempting to let an iPad or other tablet serve as makeshift babysitter.
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A vast tract of drought-stricken rural Australia could serve as an example.
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Six-lane highways with scarcely a car on them could serve as runways.
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Second, PtG can serve as a load for all that excess renewable energy.
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Mr. Obama could serve as a juror in a civil or criminal trial.
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Madeleine Albright is the first woman to serve as US Secretary of State.
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It will serve as a gateway to the nation's fifth-largest library system.
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These vaccines, Fauci says, can serve as the template for Zika vaccine development.
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The individual country votes often serve as a gauge on important domestic issues.
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Might these artists now serve as an example — and catalyst — for other communities?
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But it may serve as "one enormous natural selection event," a researcher said.
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Art fairs and auctions continued to serve as conveyor belts for investment capital.
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James Quincey, Coca-Cola's chief executive, will now also serve as its chairman.
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He continued to serve as a Globetrotters ambassador long after he stopped playing.
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State office holders can serve as a check on Trump, he told attendees.
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It can even serve as a makeshift time capsule, if the need arises.
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He did, however, serve as acting solicitor general as Trump conducted his search.
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Rubicon's former president, co-founder Perry Moss, will now serve as chief adviser.
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C.H.C.s can serve as treatment centers for services related to the opioid epidemic.
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It may also serve as a model for similar systems in other states.
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Some serve as locations for Starbucks, CityMD Urgent Care, CVS and other chains.
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Men serve as chief, but it is the nation's matriarchs who select him.
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Especially problematic were three animatronic sharks meant to serve as the focal predator.
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