War becomes a demigod, and sets out for, well, war.
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He sets out his case with characteristic brilliance and conviction.
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I actually always have two sets out in my house.
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Headlines Wolfgang Schauble sets out tough line on Brexit on.ft.
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The coalition agreement sets out some modest ambitions (see article).
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"She sets out to understand why it happened," writes Gates.
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The report sets out milestones for scrutinizing cryptoassets more closely.
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To explain why, he sets out a few hard truths.
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Three Futures, her third LP, sets out a new worldview.
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As he sets out to reverse engineer that ridiculous face
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Opener "See You In Hell" sets out their manifesto succinctly.
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"Jane Austen: The Secret Radical" sets out to raise hackles.
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"No one sets out to made a bad film," she says.
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To fix these problems, IPPR sets out a slew of proposals.
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The EBA sets out a "sequence" of tasks banks must complete.
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The watchdog sets out a "sequence" of tasks banks must complete.
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This sets out the fastest possible timeline for an election: Sept.
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Most importantly, article 236 sets out a Nubian right of return.
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He survives in harsh winter conditions and sets out for revenge.
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She sets out to worm her way into Taylor's life IRL.
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I don't believe anybody sets out to make a mediocre film.
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Irked, the author sets out to discover why she's still here.
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I'm just not sure that it sets out to do enough.
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The parade sets out from Grand Army Plaza at 6 a.m.
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That included a white paper that sets out the project's aims.
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Headlines Boris Johnson sets out vision for post-Brexit Britain on.ft.
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But Heather Lee sets out every day to beat Heather Lee.
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Still, it's a nicely designed product that sets out what it accomplishes.
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First our supervisor sets out ingredients for the candy I'll work on.
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At camp, maintenance manager Pat sets out on creating an epic shelter.
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There's just one problem: Nobody sets out to be an esports statistician.
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So Prum sets out in search of employment away from the farm.
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NBC's late night sketch show sets out to skewer the cultural zeitgeist.
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The pact sets out a four-year process for exiting the agreement.
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Before she sets out on a run, Coleman looks at the clock.
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Today, when a woman artist sets out to create, who is she?
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Motivated by revenge Banjo sets out to stop Grunty and revive Bottles.
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Realizing the truth about himself, he sets out to physically alter reality.
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Some 218 years later, he sets out to find his real family.
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Wilentz sets out to demonstrate that the Constitution did not enshrine slavery
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Every statute sets out goals, procedures, and criteria to guide agency actions.
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It's the increasingly unbalanced Julius who sets out to chase them down.
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Headlines Yellowhammer document sets out potential damage of no-deal Brexit on.ft.
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He sets out to become a simple "meh" emoji like his parents.
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Noelle sets out to find Nick in the hope of saving Christmas.
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"Poetic Justice" sets out to change that situation, by every means available.
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The Final Cut sets out to captivate the audience, not spoon-feed them.
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The parliamentary booklet sets out China's "broader uses" for its growing economic influence.
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He's suspected of murder, acquitted, and sets out to find the killer himself.
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The U.S. Code sets out specific criteria to justify appointing a special counsel.
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When Beyoncé sets out to surprise her audience, she refuses to repeat herself.
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Mr Maher sets out five "essential and irreducible features" that define Salafi-Jihadism.
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So Strange sets out, like a lot of Marvel heroes, to find himself.
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The first round of negotiations is when each side sets out its priorities.
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This is what photographer and activist J. Henry Fair sets out to capture.
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It also sets out when such loans could be reclassified as performing again.
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The Corporate Governance Code sets out guidelines to ensure companies are well led.
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" She sets out her argument in "Uncivil Agreement: How Politics Became Our Identity.
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Those confessions behind him, he sets out to make readers care about Newark.
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That's not to say everyone who sets out on the journey makes it.
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In the book, Chaney sets out to understand the history of self-harm.
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His mother sets out to change that in this BBC Three travel series.
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Europe sets out plan to boost data reuse and regulate 'high risk' AIs
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No one sets out to write an article that requires a formal correction.
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The video is effective in every way that it sets out to be.
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Garay sets out to free the movement from any convention of traditional choreography.
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But it's hard to say whether Nura actually accomplishes what it sets out to.
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That person then sets out to build the missing gadget with very little help.
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Theon rallies what Ironborn troops are left and sets out to save his sister.
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He sets out into the desert to dig for the rest of his life.
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Ultimately, it's not enough to dampen what A Plague Tale sets out to do.
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In this one, Paddington sets out to buy his aunt Lucy a birthday present.
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Ed's idyll must end, and an epilogue sets out the history behind this parable.
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The Lancet report sets out 13 priority areas, each with measurable goals and targets.
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However, as the film sets out to prove, it's not as simple as that.
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The group sets out to prove he doesn't exist until one of them disappears.
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Jared Diamond sets out to construct a diagnostic framework for political systems in turmoil.
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From his office in Rome, Mr Minniti sets out the steps of his strategy.
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Allen also sets out into the mountains to forage, a skill learned from locals.
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In a 50-year-old station wagon, a storyteller sets out to document America.
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Not technically a sign or placard, this T shirt sets out a supporter's priorities.
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She sets out on her own adventure to learn what happened to his ship.
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But virtually everybody sets out to eat healthier at some point in their lives.
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"The exhibition sets out to be a source of entertainment and reflection," she said.
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Abe's Oddysee sets out the stakes of political struggle within the strangeness of Oddworld.
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Unknown to them, Tariq witnessed Raina's death and sets out to find Ray Ray.
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How to Stand Up for Yourself No one sets out to be a doormat.
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China's plan for ending reliance on throwaway plastic sets out three phases until 2025.
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U.S. COMMERCE DEPT SETS OUT PROCEDURE FOR PROTECTING U.S. TELECOMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS AND SUPPLY CHAINS
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The rule sets out the steps the lender must follow to make this determination.
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It sets out plans to increase investments by 22018% in the coming five years.
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As if drawing up war plans, Ester sets out on a campaign of flirtation.
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February or March - UK budget that sets out the government's spending and tax plans.
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And as she sets out to tour the country, it seems to be working.
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Finding few resources available to people with M.S., Mara sets out to create them.
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To reverse this course, she sets out to seduce them each into her cult.
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Klook sets out to make booking travel activities as easy as arranging flights and hotels.
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But the particulars aren't all that different than what iRobot sets out in its agreement.
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Twenty-five years later he sets out on a quest to find his real family.
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Sea of Thieves sets out to deliver a particular experience, and it nails that perfectly.
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He sets out seeking to document the conversation, and the venue gets documented as well.
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Ambitiously, Mr Figes sets out to tell both a big story and a small one.
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The blueprint sets out the deep cuts Mr Trump wants to make to Washington's bureaucracy.
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She sets out to find a cure, hoping to expose their recklessness along the way.
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Barr has said the report "sets out evidence on both sides" of the obstruction question.
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It also sets out an electoral system that critics say would produce weak coalition governments.
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The title is a cruel trick: the page sets out to offend you even more.
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Article 2 Section 4 of the Constitution sets out the rules of engagement for impeachment.
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Instead, How to Kill a City sets out to expose the forces that are pulling
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Three Futures, her third LP—out September 29 on 4AD—sets out a new worldview.
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That's when a candidate's campaign sets out to manipulate vote tallies to steal an election.
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Blair sets out what he sees as the "fundamental goal" for the Blair/Bush project.
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Unlike her mother, Mia believes Gram, and sets out to figure out what's going on.
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When he gets upstate, he sets out for hours and sometimes we can't find him.
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But it's engaging, entertaining, and inspiring, which is exactly what it sets out to be.
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Here he sets out across the country to find some of their more striking stories.
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Extricating himself with the help of a peasant, he soon sets out for St. Petersburg.
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Confused and curious, Alex sets out on a new path as he explores his sexuality.
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Or maybe they simply see him as what every athlete sets out to be, a winner.
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Genomics sets out to shorten the journey, by comparing their genomes with those of their parents.
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Early on, he sets out to a nearby city to marry his childhood friend Lady Lunafreya.
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Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising sets out to up the ante, as quickly and loudly as possible.
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But it's also fallen short on implementing the improvements it sets out to put in place.
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Outside of those moments of irritation though, Unravel is exactly what it sets out to be.
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Danish-Irish designer Maria Black sets out to revolutionize the body adornment industry with her creations.
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His book sets out to examine Jefferson from the perspective of his political moves and motives.
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Luckily, Kimmy heard that Sesame Street fired all their actors, so Titus sets out to audition.
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The document sets out the government's case and signing it signals a suspect understands the charge.
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Sanders' plan sets out sprawling goals on an issue that has repeatedly proven intractable in Congress.
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" Ms. Kaplan sets out to tell "the story of exactly how Camus created this singular book.
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In an early section of "Lust for Life," Minnelli sets out to do a van Gogh.
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This draft agreement sets out a long list of principles, most already enshrined in existing laws.
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PIRC also opposed the remuneration policy, which sets out pay plans for the next three years.
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"Cabbage is a totally underrated vegetable," he states, and then sets out to prove himself right.
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FARC commanders have said they will remain "faithful" to the accord which sets out their disarmament.
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Ocado said the detailed agreement sets out the key parameters for its working relationship with Kroger.
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That's what A Billion Nights on Earth sets out to do, and with mostly positive results.
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Armed with this framework, Diamond sets out to see how well it fits countries' actual histories.
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But although the first third of the book sets out in that direction, the remainder meanders.
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But although the first third of the book sets out in that direction, the remainder meanders.
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Yet "The Elephant Queen" sets out, first and foremost, to use a narrative to build compassion.
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It also isn't easy being a perennial pioneer, a role she never sets out to play.
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Lepore, a New Yorker staff writer and Harvard historian, sets out to discover the manuscript's fate.
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Yes — and the mandate published today actually sets out a timeframe for when this could happen.
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Jake's fiancée, Detective Martha Crauchet of the Halifax Regional Police, sets out to find the answer.
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Neither columnist, however, sets out a strategy for rejecting Mr. Trump's appointments or blocking dangerous legislation.
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In his new book "Austerity", Harvard professor Alberto Alesina sets out to explain when it's needed.
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It sets out a vision of what the administration would like to do if Congress cooperated.
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How this is connected to the common rat is what Rat Film sets out to show.
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So she sets out to clear Anna's name and find out what really happened to her.
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At a minimum, it sets out the blueprint for how to regulate big tech going forward.
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When she learns he's about to be killed, she sets out to save him at any cost.
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As Sebastian sets out to win the bet, he also ends up falling in love with Annette.
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He sets out to find a way to return home, fending off fellow prisoners and limited resources.
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Then Little Rock separates from Wichita, and everyone sets out on a road trip to find her.
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"[My review] sets out a workable blueprint for bold, global action to tackle this challenge," O'Neill said.
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Instead of marrying or entering a convent, she dresses as a man and sets out for adventure.
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As Evan sets out to restore peace to the world, he doesn't attempt to retake his throne.
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While she's certain there's been adultery, she doesn't have proof, but sets out determined to find it.
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Described by director Paul Verhoeven as an "American Jesus," RoboCop sets out to rid Detroit of sin.
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Trump's real estate interests could cause problems for Carson as he sets out to reform HUD. Sen.
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Julia Roberts, standing in for the author Elizabeth Gilbert, sets out on a global journey of liberation.
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Terri Loewenthal doesn't know what her photographs will look like when she sets out to take them.
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So Ms. Allen, with 22 years of experience, often sets out to meet patients where they are.
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She sets out to prove him wrong with the help of a smitten sound engineer (Demetri Martin).
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Finding her soul mate, Christopher, she sets out to make a career of her ardor for food.
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Gore's difficulties could be foretelling as Pence sets out to make his case for a second term.
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Rather than abandon his life of crime, he soon sets out on a bloody quest for justice.
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To the Editor: Jeneen Interlandi sets out in her article the harsh truth facing millions of caregivers.
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The law sets out several circumstances under which the government can "march in" and issue competing patents.
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The guidance sets out best-practice principles and establishes minimum governance standards for governing bodies of funds.
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Andrew Garfield plays Sam, who sets out to investigate the sudden disappearance of his next-door neighbor.
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But as our special report sets out, his changes come with more authoritarianism at home, and recklessness abroad.
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Known as the "number one document", the statement sets out Beijing's priorities in rural policy for the year.
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Archie, overcome with grief, briefly sets out on a quest to confront the driver who killed his father.
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In it, he sets out what it means to get the best deal possible, even in unfavourable circumstances.
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As our special report this week sets out, Russia confronts grave problems in its economy, politics and society.
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"Norman Lamb, the Lib Dem health spokesman, sets out plans to legalise pot Women's Lib"Abortion is wrong.
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At its simplest, gender budgeting sets out to quantify how policies affect women and men differently (see article).
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It's one of those games that won't be for everyone, but achieves almost everything it sets out to.
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The titular lead character in Sable is a young girl who sets out on a pilgrimage of sorts.
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But it sets out an alternative that it thinks may be a more fitting substitute in pricing loans.
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When the show abruptly ends, James's life changes forever, and he sets out to finish the story himself.
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Still, many remain optimistic as President Barack Obama sets out for the island in less than a week.
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Sometimes, however, this research sets out to answer questions that can seem whacky to politicians and the media.
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It's these two queries that the controversial new documentary Whitney: Can I Be Me sets out to answer.
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The website for the ethics unit sets out five core principles it says will be underpinning its research.
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Bancor, which is still under development, sets out its business model in a 'white paper' on its website.
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It sets out to explore what happens when the lies we tell about happy endings start to curdle.
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Examining seven cases, Diamond sets out to show how his factors account for countries' ability to weather tumult.
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There are some other data sets out there, he noted, but the government's survey is the gold standard.
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In addition to complying with COPPA, GDPR and other local regulations, Apple sets out some explicit guard rails.
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" The U.S. Constitution sets out the impeachment process for removing a president who commits "high crimes and misdemeanors.
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Director Malik Bendjelloul sets out to figure out what happened to the musician and discovers an incredible story.
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A: I have definitely had some turkeys, although no one ever sets out to make a bad movie.
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" The minority faces an uphill battle in releasing their countermemo, which Schiff says "sets out the proper context.
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London says it sets out aspirations and parameters for a future relationship based on a free trade agreement.
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In such a setting, the parties can include a clause that sets out what the damages will be.
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The movie does a great job of what it sets out to do — being constantly chaotic and stressful.
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Brussels will say Britain must uphold EU rules on food when the bloc sets out its negotiating objectives.
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So Watt sets out to convince them that the real killer is Peter Manuel by — wait for it!
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It also sets out punishment for unmarried people engaging in displays of affection, adulterous relationships and underage sex.
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An investment law, passed in the same year, sets out a framework for bringing foreign investors into the country.
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The plan sets out a path to revising Medicaid, the joint state-federal health plan for low income people.
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When a designer sets out to create a brand, they want to be known for one thing — their designs.
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It clearly sets out the limits regarding filings, service charges, financial disclosure and the fiduciary duties of fund companies.
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She sets out to reinvent, and rediscover, what went wrong in her previous relationship with John (Miles G. Jackson).
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No one ever sets out to get raging drunk on a weeknight, but sometimes we just can't help it.
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In the lore, Akali, a member of K/DA, sets out to find new collaborators, ultimately forming True Damage.
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Its confidence bolstered by such a strong creative team, "Maniac" sets out to explore ambitious terrain: the human mind.
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"Bone Tomahawk" follows a misfit rescue party that sets out to save hostages from a group of savage cannibals.
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The Ty-Lite Selfie Case, developed by Beyoncé's stylist Ty Hunter, does the thing it sets out to do.
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China sets out to damage foreign corporations not because they're American, but just because they're competing against Chinese companies.
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It sets out how Mr Assange helped Ms Manning conceal her communications and exhorted her to provide more information.
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In the show's first episode, Savage sets out to build a real, flying Iron Man costume that's also bulletproof.
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Armed with the gadget, Sam sets out to expose their lies and hold those responsible accountable for their actions.
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With the help of some kindly dead relatives, he sets out to learn the truth about his family's past.
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There are many big questions about exactly how we implement policies to achieve the goals that it sets out.
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In "Inventing Tomorrow", Sarah Cole of Columbia University sets out to reclaim Wells as a visionary and a radical.
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Boundaoui sets out to investigate long standing claims that the FBI had been monitoring the neighborhood since the 1990s.
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The Google Assistant shows promise and the chat stuff is perfectly good at what it sets out to do.
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It also sets out a model FGM law which could be adapted to different country's legal and social environments.
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If she sets out to get free ice cream, you had better believe she'll get some free ice cream.
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The Constitution sets out no rules for how Americans should vote, so throughout our history political parties have improvised.
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The MMA is unprecedented not only for what it sets out to do, but for who has signed on.
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Instead, his report "sets out evidence on both sides of the question," Barr said in his letter to Congress.
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Alain sets out on a yearslong quest to find her, finally passing the baton to his son (Finnegan Oldfield).
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The rule, which has not been changed since 1991, sets out ethical standards for such research, including informed consent.
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Former MTV exec Andy Schuon has a new app called Spkr that sets out to solve podcasting's discovery problem.
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Applegate's character, Jen, was recently widowed by an unsolved hit-and-run, so she sets out to solve it.
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Bowers's show sets out to herald their activism, and to call attention to their importance to the feminist movement.
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"The report sets out evidence on both sides of the question," Mr. Barr wrote in his March 24 letter.
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Isaiah sets out to discover how and why Marcus died — and Ide quickly turns the tables on his readers.
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As soon as she is seated in her tiny economy-class seat, she sets out to personalize the space.
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Each lab or facility had its own method for assessing chimp health, but the report sets out common criteria.
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In "Icarus," Bryan Fogel sets out to test doping in cycling and ends up embroiled in an international scandal.
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He sets out in his car for Rouen, intending to view the remains of the yeshiva where David studied.
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The memo sets out plans to improve speed to market and time spent with clients, through "streamlining" of processes.
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"Everyone knows that when Yolanda sets out to do something, she accomplishes it," she said about her own toughness.
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"How to Tame a Fox" sets out to answer a simple-seeming question: What makes a dog a dog?
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It follows Zoey Johnson (Yara Shahidi) as she sets out on her own to start freshman year of college.
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It sets out a continuing role for the ECJ throughout the transition and for EU laws still to apply.
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And Phoebe sets out to write a Christmas song for her friends but struggles to get it to rhyme.
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It's technologically feasible, several experts have said, though perhaps not within the 10-year timescale the plan sets out.
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He waits until midnight, shoulders his backpack and his bag of break-in tools, and sets out from camp.
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Although it legally sets out only a temporary framework, its terms are clearly worse than the status quo (see article).
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Britain is due to leave the EU on April 12 unless it sets out an alternative way forward on Brexit.
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That's really what the one-to-one payments tool, which intends to bring in additional users, sets out to do.
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The GND simply sets out the goal of decarbonizing the economy in an equitable way that invests in American jobs.
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In The 'Burbs, Hanks plays a paranoid suburbanite who sets out to prove that his new neighbors are crazed killers.
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Like its better-known counterpart, The Large Hadron Collider, The Collider also sets out to reveal bonds between unique entities.
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Our essay sets out how the state can work harder for the citizen by recasting taxation, welfare, education and immigration.
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Mindhunter is not, by any means, a perfect show, nor does it succeed at everything it sets out to accomplish.
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Old Man's Journey tells the story of an elderly man who sets out on a lengthy trip of self-discovery.
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So she sets out to start making books herself, hoping to change the world and one day become a librarian.
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It's just a blueprint that the House and Senate adopt that sets out target levels of spending for different areas.
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And it sets out a clear, objective yardstick for judging the Trump administration's economic policies over the next four years.
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It sets out 20 things defining a comment as "clearly illegal", such as incitement to hatred or showing the swastika.
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Its plan known as "Made in China 2025" identifies ten high-tech industries and sets out global market-share goals.
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But in listening himself, and reminding his compatriots to do so more, he sets out a path to greater devotion.
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Simply acknowledging the receipt of a staff handbook can count as a binding agreement to the terms it sets out.
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But John Henry is stronger and admittedly afraid so he sets out on a road trip to talk to Cordelia.
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Zink sets out to translate Shats's novel Sailing Toward the Sunset into English, but her Hebrew is not good enough.
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After that film's plot ends, Dory begins to recover memories of her parents and sets out to reunite with them.
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It tells the story of Deborah Lacks as she sets out to learn more about her mother's impact on medicine.
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A new ad from Burger King sets out to trigger Google Home and Android devices with the company's signature prompt.
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That's the story Anders Aslund sets out to tell in "Russia's Crony Capitalism: The Path from Market Economy to Kleptocracy".
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When she sets out to create "strong growth, fair growth, and long-term growth", her rhetoric is hard to fault.
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Chieftain's daughter Moana Waialiki sets out on an epic quest for a legendary island, with Maui as a reluctant partner.
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The latest agreement sets out details of the FARC's demobilisation to 23 rural zones and the surrender of their weapons.
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As our special report (see article) sets out, the Arab world has suffered from many failures of its own making.
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Her background means she brings a wealth of experience on the topics each episode of #MeToo sets out to explore.
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Using her journalistic skills, she sets out to investigate the world that produced a man capable of such an act.
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The question that Michael Moore sets out to answer in his new documentary, "Fahrenheit 11/9," is a simple one.
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In his studies of this everyday object, Fugo sets out to create images that don't impose a sense of narrative.
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A.R.I.D. establishes a new rule—"Save myself"—and sets out to find a way back into the suit and escape.
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Instead, it's his Ghent Manifesto, issued in May, in which he sets out how he thinks theaters should be run.
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One document sets out several rules just to determine when a word like "martyr" or "jihad" indicates pro-terrorism speech.
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The company sets out its standards in two documents, its Supplier Code of Conduct and its Standard Terms and Conditions.
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Five nights and two afternoons a week on Broadway, "Angels in America" sets out on its grueling, eight-hour course.
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The plan sets out a 10-year period to phase in the new system, unlike Sanders' goal of four years.
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Rather than trying to unlock offscreen secrets, he sets out to assess the meaning and impact of an onscreen persona.
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In it, a young knight widows, woos and disappoints a lady in short order, then sets out to redeem himself.
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It sets out plans to increase investments by 40% in the coming five years compared with the previous five years.
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It sets out 19 steps that regulators and financial firms can take to tackle the causes and consequences of misconduct.
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A settlement approved in April sets out when Musk must obtain advance approval from a Tesla securities lawyer before posting.
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It also sets out punishment for sex crimes, unmarried people engaging in displays of affection, adulterous relationships and underage sex.
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It sets out plans to increase investments by 22018% in the coming five years compared with the previous five years.
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Her plan sets out a 10-year period to phase in the new system, unlike Sanders' goal of four years.
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The contract sets out ways to improve system design to eradicate incentives that reward clickbait or the spread of disinformation.
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So he sets out into many other video games, through first-person shooters and racetracks, to find his true calling.
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The document sets out the stark choice, saying exceeding 1.5 degrees would be playing with the livability of the planet.
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It sets out to make approval conditional on Britain negotiating the right to terminate the backstop without needing EU consent.
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"A young shoemaker who sets out to create shoes that will be as beautiful as the night sky," per a release.
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The Cold War-era treaty known as the Vienna document sets out rules for large-scale exercises and other military activity.
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Michonne sets out to a field and sits on top of a burnt out truck, presumably looking for things to kills.
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Or consider Maeve: she discovers that she's a machine and that she's being controlled, so she sets out to free herself.
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The author sets out to prove that because of its unique metabolic, physiological and hormonal effects, sugar is the new tobacco.
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PI's submission sets out why we consider Quantcast's practices are failing to meet the standards set by GDPR, especially its profiling.
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LG's OLED TVs are widely considered to be among the best-looking TV sets out there — if not the outright best.
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Xinhua said the message was included in China's No.1 document - a document which sets out Beijing's priorities for the year.
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Chloe Benjamin, an American writer, sets out a startling premise: what if you were told the date of your own death?
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She sets out her policy plans in parliament on Wednesday without an arrangement giving her government enough support to pass legislation.
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Again he sets out how sudden deaths, injuries and constant dread cut apart the already fragile lives of the most deprived.
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Then she sets out into the world, a fallen woman, to make the most of the opportunities still available to her.
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The Bank of Israel said its new policy sets out reduced regulation for new banks with simple activities, such as retail.
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Sierra thinks that these doors are permanently locked for people "like her" — and the film sets out to prove her wrong.
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It was all part of the Wild Turkey Gives Back initiative, which sets out to spread holiday cheer in its hometown.
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However, it's just so gosh darn good at everything it sets out to do that I can't help but love it.
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" The attorney's statement also said the board has not restricted the doctor's license but sets out the "unproven accusation of others.
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Eventually, Vikar becomes obsessed with the idea that there's a link between every movie — and he sets out to find it.
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He agrees, and sets out to find the Sisters, encountering a number of Titans along the way: Prometheus, Typhon, and Atlas.
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The guidance sets out a four-step process to identify, assess, organize and review whether a piece of information is material.
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This budget also sets out reconciliation instructions to fix our broken tax code and make long-overdue reforms to mandatory spending.
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The application sets out a series of questions on health, nutrition, protection and education to determine the vulnerability of the respondent.
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Labour's manifesto sets out the biggest increase in taxes and borrowing for decades to fund investment in infrastructure and public services.
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This album cut from 1999's Rainbow, sets out an autobiographical story of an "imperfect" family, over true sad-girl piano.
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For the Prime Minister, it is right up there with the Queen's Speech, when the government sets out its legislative agenda.
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As Johnson sets out to secure the 320 votes needed to pass a Brexit deal, the cards are stacked against him.
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TPA, or fast-track, sets out a strict timetable for the Obama administration to send and Congress to consider implementing legislation.
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Prince Mohammed's Vision 2500 plan sets out to modernize the economy and reform the deeply conservative country, the birthplace of Islam.
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The CRA, enacted in 1977, sets out to correct what's said to be a fundamental problem with the U.S. banking system.
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An animated caper, it is set in a mammal metropolis, where a cop, a rookie rabbit, sets out to prove herself.
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His former protégé (Craig Sheffer) thinks that's extreme, even for a former special-ops guy, and sets out to stop him.
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The series sets out to tell the real, uncensored, but still glamorous story of the beginning of Queen Elizabeth II's reign.
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Not all films based on Hasbro games and toys have worked, but this one accomplishes what it sets out to do.
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Article 50 – Article 50 of the Treaty of Lisbon sets out the rules for how an EU member leaves the union.
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The movie follows Mooney's James as he sets out to find out why his favorite TV show, Brigsby Bear, has ended.
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Ilya is convinced Vladimir is innocent, and with the help of the Masons' daughter, Sadie, he sets out to prove it.
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And for most of the album, U2 sets out to counter the anger, despair and cynicism of 2017 with insistent optimism.
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Dimon also sets out to determine if this candidate has demonstrated the "physical and emotional stamina" required to excel at JPMorgan.
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It's interesting; it's worth reading; and it sets out questions that the press, in particular, has not done enough to face.
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The Immigration and Nationality Act, which sets out the eligibility of people to enter the country, was amended after the Sept.
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It sets out a conspiracy theory about a 2016 national-security wiretap on the once-obscure Trump campaign aide Carter Page.
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The inside is homey except for the schedule on the kitchen door, which sets out the hours to eat and clean.
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Mac's intrepid sister Prue, joined by her classmate Curtis, sets out into the I.W. to rescue her brother (from bloodthirsty ivy).
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By recalling her own self-silencing, Alexievich takes a place among her subjects and masterfully sets out to correct the record.
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Mr. Keegan-Dolan, an Irish choreographer who has won considerable repute over the last decade, sets out his story with economy.
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"Any psychiatric treatment that sets out to change sexual orientation or gender identity is not only wrongheaded, but harmful," he said.
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Rodrigues (Andrew Garfield) sets out to help keep the church alive in Japan, a mission that perhaps inevitably leads to God.
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The spurned young lover sets out on a journey of the soul, trying in dark tones to sort out his plight.
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She sets out to establish herself as a leader in the shady industry and makes a few enemies along the way.
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MiFID sets out the rules for trading, market research, investment firms and sets data standards for trade and market data reporting.
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Speaking to journalists in The Hague, Arreaza said Venezuela sets out its accusations in a 60-page brief to the court.
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He is no fan of Kurt and sets out to sabotage his relationship with Ellie in shockingly brutal and devious ways.
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When the Supreme Court agrees to take a case, it sets out questions for each side to answer in their briefs.
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Along with a team of disgruntled former Stark employees, he sets out to regain the power and prestige he feels he's owed.
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That deal sets out the format and class rules, which in turn give teams a chance to plan ahead and secure funding.
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The two stars play young performers drawn into P.T. Barnum's world as he sets out to create the greatest circus ever made.
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It sets out a number of commitments to enhance and expedite the process of negotiating and bringing into force the future relationship.
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"None of the work sets out to be intensely detailed as that’s not the purpose of them," she told Mashable.
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The GDPR is a big document (261 pages!), but basically it sets out what companies are allowed to do with your data.
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In our series This Is 30, Arianna Davis sets out to dispel the idea that turning 30 means it's time to panic.
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Old habits die hard, so when an entrepreneur sets out to disrupt the status quo, can the fight against inertia be won?
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In our series This Is 00, Arianna Davis sets out to dispel the idea that turning 229 means it's time to panic.
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Jesse, for unknown reasons, remains unexploded, and he sets out to use his power for what he considers good, with mixed results.
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After hearing that her brother Jon Snow has been named King of the North, Arya finally sets out to go back home.
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Giving Up Tomorrow is a scathing look at the Filipino justice system — and sets out to make the case for Larrañaga's release.
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They also space the sets out so that pretty much every show is packed, and all the bands are good or great.
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As a warrior, Ashe sets out on a dangerous quest and needs to work as a young leader to save her people.
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This sets out a process for resolving disputes over defensive tariffs, arbitrated by a panel of judges picked by the three partners.
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The ship experiences a sudden betrayal and is left in the body of a single ancillary, and sets out to exact revenge.
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Haddock sets out to discover why the "citizens" of Limetown went missing — only to encounter a shadowy conspiracy bent on mind control.
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As the government's own analysis showed this week, the more Britain sets out to reclaim sovereignty the more it will dent prosperity.
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Now all the power is in his hands, and expectations will weigh heavy on his shoulders as he sets out to govern.
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After his mysterious rescue, Sekiro sets out to recover the young lord and leave this tumultuous world together, once and for all.
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He aimed to reassure international investors that the 2017 budget, announced in December 2016, sets out a gradual transition for the country.
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The project is part of Italy's Strategic Tourist Plan, which sets out to encourage tourism in its off-the-beaten-path locales.
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There's nothing revealing about the cast or story here, but... let's just say it does the job it sets out to do.
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A Hollywood fixer (Josh Brolin) sets out to right the situation while also dealing with plenty of other fires at the studio.
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That may be because Gibney sets out to tell a different story—but it's more likely that he simply knows you know.
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It also sets out to debunk the stereotype that Chinese food is simple or unrefined—something that Wong is understandably passionate about.
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The first sets out, briefly, what may be called the classical theory of democracy: the theory of the rule of the people.
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It can be imagined how the Chinese startup sets out to replicate this digital-first model in places with booming internet populations.
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After Tammy Rose dies, his father is killed by Rick Grimes and Brandon sets out on a path of revenge towards Rick.
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"In the typical myth, the [male] hero sets out to conquer the woman or the female animal, whatever it is," he explains.
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They have created a chart that sets out a path to an approximately "$100 billion valuation within two years" fr the automaker.
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It also sets out a pathway in which former fighters will enter civilian life again — and in some cases, run for office.
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AND FINALLY Hey, physics A magazine writer sets out to prove that it's impossible to juggle more than 15 balls at once.
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When a news outlet or reporter sets out to purposefully deceive or mislead, or knowingly publishes fabricated information, that is fake news.
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The Debt Management Strategy, which sets out the government's borrowing plans for the coming fiscal year, was released with the federal budget.
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It sets out January 227 as the day one president gives way to the next and January 21992 for the congressional switchover.
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In the first Uncharted game, our hero discovers Sir Francis Drake's coffin, and sets out on an adventure to find El Dorado.
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People, he says, react with astonishment when told how well we're doing, so his book sets out to tell them just that.
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In the next section, Blair then sets out what he sees as the main problem they face in achieving their fundamental goal.
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Bruce Willis plays "Old Joe," a future version of Joe who escapes his own assassination and sets out to alter the timeline.
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It tells the story it sets out to, in that you come away with a clear understanding of what happened and why.
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Kevin on "Kevin (Probably) Saves the World" sets out with his guardian angel to discover the lost righteous souls of this generation.
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In "The Art of Gathering," she sets out to invigorate the way we meet — at birthdays, weddings, funerals, negotiation tables and elsewhere.
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He sets out to reunite with his teammates from decades ago for one more run at the Rucker Park tournament in Harlem.
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The Bill of Rights sets out protections for the accused, including the right to trial by jury and due process of law.
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This Hindi movie tells the story of a former athlete, now a working mother, who sets out to recapture her former glory.
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Suddenly, a bell rings, and a woman sets out with prosecutorial vehemence the dangers of rejecting the "one country, two systems" principle.
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Mustafa Akyol, a Turkish journalist and contributing opinion writer for The International New York Times, sets out to explore this apparent conundrum.
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Upon returning to Sydney, Robin sets out to find the killer of an Asian girl whose body washed up on a beach.
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The Green New Deal calls for achieving net zero emissions within a decade, not by mid-century, as O'Rourke's plan sets out.
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Whether we are talking about Obamacare or Ryancare, there is no overarching theory that sets out the fundamental values of American health care.
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NDRC published on its website the new, shorter so-called negative list that sets out industries where foreign investment is limited or prohibited.
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Tell me, how good is a parent that sets out across the Arizona desert with just one gallon of water between four kids.
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She sets out on a journey with Dara, a daeva (don't call him a djinn) with a grumpy personality and a dark past.
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A new book, "The Knowledge Illusion" sets out to tackle this apparent paradox: how can human thinking be so powerful, yet so shallow?
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"Chelsea Does Silicon Valley" has some droll moments as Ms. Handler, professing to be perpetually frustrated by technology, sets out to educate herself.
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She sets out her various sketches and ideas for characters on scraps of paper and lets the scraps accrue wherever she is working.
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As our special report this week sets out, the rich world in particular is ill-prepared to deal with even a mild recession.
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In it Mr Coll sets out an impressively detailed, stylishly crafted and authoritative chronicle of America's post-invasion efforts in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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And this is the choice she has to make, about what person she's going to be when she sets out into the world.
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These "condomnauts" are an elite class of genetically modified humans, and when an undiscovered extragalactic civilization arrives, he sets out to represent humanity.
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In our new series This Is 30, Arianna Davis sets out to dispel the idea that turning 30 means it's time to panic.
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Each year Facebook should publish a report on its conduct that sets out everything from the prevalence of fake news to privacy breaches.
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It sets out to make approval of the exit deal conditional on renegotiating to guarantee that a new trade deal is in place.
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It sets out what, amongst other things like medical treatment and "fine clothes," the laborers sailing to South Africa's Durban port could expect.
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First, lawmakers have to approve the so-called business motion, which sets out the procedure for the debate and vote on May's deal.
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So obviously Cowan sets out to raise "please love me" dollars to support Fertik's latest venture, which seems to be to disrupt venture.
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The plan sets out processes to locate parents outside the country, assess their fitness as parents, and determine their intentions for their children.
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The guidance sets out nine principles that tell regulators to start from scratch when asked for a licence by a British financial firm.
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His latest book, Endangered Economies — How the Neglect of Nature Threatens our Prosperity, sets out the economic and business case for environmental conservation.
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His latest book, Endangered Economies – How the Neglect of Nature Threatens Our Prosperity, sets out the economic and business case for environmental conservation.
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What The Journey sets out to do is imagine what could have happened on that trip to lead to such an extraordinary conclusion.
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He sets out to free the creatures in the London Zoo, with whom he thinks he converses thanks to an inherited magic gift.
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Johnson plays a tough guy only known as "Driver" who, following a 10-year prison sentence, sets out to avenge his brother's murder.
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John (Max Records) perks up when his little community hosts one grisly murder, then another, and he sets out to solve the case.
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Released this year, this animated caper is set in a mammal metropolis, where a cop, a rookie rabbit, sets out to prove herself.
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The treaty sets out detailed rules for defining these zones, what to do when two nations' zones overlap and how to resolve disputes.
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In A Dance With Dragons, Ser Davos sets out on a quest to track down Rickon around Skagos, an island filled with cannibals.
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It sets out criteria for "excludable aliens" — which noncitizens the president can choose, using executive powers, to prevent from entering the United States.
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A former Jesuit turned Episcopalian, Miles sets out to show that the Quranic texts are supple, compassionate, and moral in a contemporary way.
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His latest book, Endangered Economies – How the Neglect of Nature Threatens Our Prosperity, sets out the economic and business case for environmental conservation.
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For its New Year's Eve shows, the band sets out to top itself each year with a secret, ever more elaborate midnight stunt.
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Accompanied by a chatterbox of a donkey (Eddie Murphy), Shrek sets out on a long, arduous journey that quickly goes off the rails.
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After befriending a powerful dragon and receiving its blessing, he sets out to learn more about the new world he's a part of.
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He is wounded by the loss of Big Kit and sets out now to refind Christopher Wilde, from whom he has become separated.
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The comic Tom Arnold sets out on a search for rumored, potentially ruinous recordings of President Trump in this two-part series premiere.
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LOVING VINCENT Armand Roulin (voiced by Douglas Booth), who sat for Vincent van Gogh, sets out to investigate why the artist committed suicide.
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Coralie Fargeat, making an impressive, uncompromising feature-directing debut, sets out to avoid that trap, or at least to build a better one.
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Greg Parma Smith sets out to break a few of these restrictions, and he accomplishes this task in "Love's Dimension" at David Lewis.
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Synopsis: A former Roman General sets out to exact vengeance against the corrupt emperor who murdered his family and sent him into slavery.
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Julianne suddenly realizes she's in love with him and sets out to crash his wedding in Chicago with only four days to go.
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So he agrees to the terms of the offer and sets out on what seems, at first, to be an almost impossible mission.
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Photographer Dina Litovsky shows how young women are defining the future of technology, and Jessica Lehrman sets out to document today's American youth.
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Bernie Sanders sets out on the first campaign swing of his second presidential bid, he has some business to mind to in Washington.
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As a former believer and now a nonbeliever, Carrère, seeking answers, sets out, in "The Kingdom," to tell the story of the storytellers.
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The Spring Budget sets out the government's plans for the economy based on the latest forecasts from the independent Office for Budget Responsibility.
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As the clock ticks, Michael channels Bruce Willis in "Die Hard" and sets out to save Danni and the nearly 35,000 other hostages.
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She sets out to rectify this, knowing just which medical mysteries and haunting vignettes will give the pandemic full purchase on our imaginations.
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In "Hidden Process," she sets out to find Darlene and Cisco herself, because she knows her bosses will just shrug her hunch away.
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But as some EU leaders have reminded them, they will always have ARTICLE 49 — it sets out how to join the EU again.
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The constitution, established in line with the Arusha peace agreement outlined after the war, sets out a strict two-term limit for president.
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Travis Wilkerson's great-grandfather murdered a black man in 1946, and he sets out for Alabama to try and figure out what happened.
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Consequently, the government is consulting on reforming the Gender Recognition Act of 2004, which sets out the process whereby someone can legally change gender.
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As West and the rest of the law enforcement catalog the scene, Hays sets out to look around for more clues in the woods.
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You should take at least a minute break between each set, and can even spread the sets out throughout your day if you prefer.
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The code sets out principles to clarify how traders can operate, specifying what market information is permissible to be shared and what is banned.
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In her 20s, Chung finds out she's pregnant with her first child, and she sets out on a journey to find her biological family.
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But he's an achiever and he sets out goals, and when he trains and he stays with my program, he trains very, very hard.
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It does just what it sets out to do: Give us a bit of fantasy, and then let us remember the joy of reality.
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It's also a story about a mother who sets out to make the world safe for her son―and the tragedy of that impossibility.
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But he finds he can do incredible things, like heal the sick and dying, so he sets out to do good in the world.
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Director Bryan Fogel sets out to do a movie about doping and ends up uncovering one of the biggest doping scandals in Olympics history.
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Of course, some commenters may just be racially biased, but Tran's video sets out to explore why interracial relationships can still be so stigmatized.
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While the Breakthrough scenario sets out some of the more 'high end' risk possibilities, it is often not possible to meaningfully quantify their probabilities.
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Leaning back from the kitchen table, his pipe, Tommy gun and Colt pistol his props, Mr Moeller sets out his plans for the trip.
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Enter: Lucie Fink's latest Try Living With Lucie episode in which she sets out to try her friends' signature looks for an entire week.
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Thailand on Wednesday ratified the International Labour Organization's Work in Fishing Convention, which sets out binding rules and standards for conditions on fishing vessels.
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Every inflation report sets out the big risks facing the British economy—the usual suspects recently have been the euro crisis and China's slowdown.
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Paul Bereyter, a character based on one of Sebald's childhood teachers, is another late-life suicide, and Sebald sets out to discover the reasons.
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Herbivore Botanicals Hydrate + Glow Mini Collection, $44There are so many fun skin-care sets out there, it can be hard to choose just one.
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The pull of contemporary identity contrasts with the country's desire to maintain its traditions, and Malik's work sets out to observe that without comment.
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In fact, Fatal Instinct achieves most of what it sets out to do, using audience expectations associated with erotic thrillers to tee up laughs.
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Whatsapp groups can now be defined with a description appearing at the top of the chat that sets out the purpose of the conversation.
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Ryanair sets out in a document to shareholders on its website the actions it can take to limit share ownership by non-EU nationals.
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The new rules offer some opportunities for developers to continue to integrate these into their apps, but also sets out explicit constraints for them.
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They have proposed a code that sets out six principles for assessing whether licensing fees for essential patents are fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory.
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Speaking at his usual blistering pace, sometimes hardly pausing for breath between sentences, he sets out how he mined his own experiences for inspiration.
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He said the constraints the defense faces regarding the tapes violate the Sixth Amendment, which sets out the rights of defendants in a trial.
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In rock 'n' roll mythology, the road to transcendence often passes through the gutter, and "Her Smell" sets out a beggar's banquet of abjection.
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In the new film, the doctor formerly known as Harleen Quinn ends her toxic relationship with Mr. J and sets out on her own.
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The term sheet, signed during President Vladimir Putin's visit to Beijing, sets out plans for the consortium to acquire a minority stake in Sovcombank.
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David Miller, a political philosopher at Oxford, sets out to answer a simple question: What gives a country the right to control its borders?
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Lavishing affection on her big black shopping bag, she sets out its contents on the rubble around her as if they were treasured tchotchkes.
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Though she struggles to tackle classes, responsibilities, and relationships, with the help of a kickass group of friends, she sets out to master adulthood.
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Millennia later, Apocalypse resurfaces, then sets out once again to take over the world — and re-shape it so only the strong may survive.
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But Schumer's letter casts doubt on whether the two leaders will be able to agree on any resolution that sets out impeachment floor proceedings.
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There's a new wave of Dimensions sets out now—and, much like previous ones, they're very aware of the game's parents-and-offspring demographic.
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Here, too, his understanding of the Sixth Amendment, which sets out defendants' rights in criminal prosecutions, may have been in tension with his policy preferences.
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So we've got the best data sets out there on anti-Semitism and bigotry because we've been tracking this stuff literally for a hundred years.
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Each book sets out to recruit new drivers into the fold, even as some authors rage against the app, their customers, and their economic precarity.
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When they finally get the positioning right, Luna asks Sam to get down on the bed, as he sets out his tools on a trolley.
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When the United States of America sets out to achieve something, we have never failed to do it — as long as we do it together.
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But the expansive exhibition at the Tate Modern sets out to change this, with 11 engrossing rooms that chart the many facets of her career.
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She sets out to try and make things right, putting her on a path of demons and secrets that she doesn't even know she possessed.
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After winning a battle at Golden Tooth, Jaime then sets out for Riverrun to fight Robb Stark and his army, but ends up being captured.
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On the obstruction issue, Mueller's report "sets out evidence on both sides of the question and leaves unresolved" whether the president obstructed justice, Barr wrote.
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He makes ten thousand of them and sets out, dropping them off wherever he can, hiding them in corners and ditches and dumpsters and graves.
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Nietzsche sets out his view of progress in "On the Genealogy of Morality", written in 1887, two years before he was struck down by insanity.
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If a writer sets out with too much ambition — even the ambition to publish a story — she's already apt to get in her own way.
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After the ceremony, this perfectly mismatched pair sets out on the expected road trip, venturing deep into the forest to check on their old cabin.
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The Ideal Gas Law, in case you are wondering, sets out the expected behavior of gases under certain conditions, like changes in temperature or volume.
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It will put players in the shoes of assassin Billie Lurk, who sets out to murder the man responsible for the Dishonored universe's occult sorcery.
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A newly published paper* sets out to test this secondary problem by examining a common-enough situation—taking a taxi ride in a strange city.
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Ebershoff's book sets out to give a history and critique of polygamy, shedding light on the dynamics it creates and how the practice has evolved.
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Ebershoff's book sets out to give a history and critique of polygamy, shedding light on the dynamics it creates and how the practice has evolved.
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And while the plan sets out aggressive state-by-state goals, it is carefully designed to give states the time and flexibility to meet them.
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In particular, the Commission decision sets out the principle that Google has to give equal treatment to rival comparison shopping services and its own service.
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These are the questions William Taubman, an American political scientist, sets out to answer in his comprehensive and immensely readable account of Mr Gorbachev's life.
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A recent paper by Adrien Auclert of Stanford University sets out a framework for judging who wins and who loses from changes in monetary policy.
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Article 50 of the Treaty on European Union sets out the procedure to be followed if a Member State decides to leave the European Union.
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In addition to showing the hard-working and complex side of Lovato, the documentary also sets out to show the light-hearted and hilarious moments.
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I think what the media has missed is that -- look, all campaigns do this, but no campaign sets out to find fake or phony information.
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When Meg's dad (Pine) disappears, she sets out to bring him back, with her younger brother (Deric McCabe) and her friend (Levi Miller) in tow.
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The guide "sets out to promote fairness and equality by raising awareness about the effects of potentially discriminatory vocabulary," the university said in a statement.
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Sanders' bill sets out to strip the ability of hedge funds to profit off their investments in an attempt to protect pensions ahead of creditors.
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His latest book, "The Third Pillar: The Revival of Community in a Polarised World", sets out to restore the balance, both in theory and practice.
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It sets out to model carbon pricing scenarios, seeking to determine which policy design leads to the greatest aggregate social welfare under various political constraints.
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The consultation also sets out measures the regulator and the industry have voluntarily agreed to give customers greater control over increases to their credit limits.
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Smith's talents are no match for this dull drama in which he plays a man who sets out to change the lives of seven people.
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The novel sets out a double mystery as Judit seeks the truth about the origins of Judenstaat as well as the truth behind Hans's killing.
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"The report sets out a path towards a new model for content regulation that has the potential to be both effective and workable," he said.
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And so our stoic protagonist sets out eastward across frontier America, crossing the country in reverse, against an advancing tide of settlers, explorers, and outlaws.
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It is these legends (and these bones) that Bissell, an intelligent and lively writer probably best known for "The Disaster Artist," sets out to investigate.
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Next time Remedy sets out on a project like this, Lake said, it will consider all of the solutions that other games use these days.
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The Federal Register listing that sets out the new requirements also notes that penalties could include criminal charges and up to a year in jail.
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In "Get Rowdy," the narrator sets out to secretly repay the debts of the man she secretly loves by offering sexual favors to his creditors.
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Douthat sets out the liberal and conservative "master narratives" about the Second Vatican Council and then offers a third narrative that deftly blends the two.
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When Ms. Mbatha-Raw's character, Abbie, learns she has cancer, she sets out to find a new partner for Mr. Huisman's Sam before she dies.
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New Jersey is putting carbon first, keeping its base of carbon-free generation in place as it sets out to build a renewable energy future.
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That makes it all the more important for scholars to examine the evidence through an objective historical lens, as Mr Brown sets out to do.
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The 153-year-old sets out to explore what it means to play as an adult through a mix of individual movements and synchronized gestures.
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Using Google Earth, Saroo sets out to retrace, on the computer screen and on sheets of paper tacked to his bedroom wall, his accidental journey.
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Barrese at once supports this aspiration and sets out to thwart it, showing us someone who insists that she doesn't want anyone to see her.
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Bad move: He emerges as a slimy, seven-foot mutant, the Toxic Avenger, and sets out to save New Jersey and win over the girl.
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After dodging hit men surveying his home, White sets out to kill his boss, the drug kingpin Gustavo Fring (Giancarlo Esposito), once and for all.
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Japan&aposs criminal justice system sets out appropriate procedures and is administered properly to clarify the truth in cases while guaranteeing basic individual human rights.
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It's time that the U.S. government sets out rules for expanded operations of unmanned aircraft systems, such as those already being conducted safely with waivers.
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Meanwhile, Neil (Warren Brown) sets out on a dangerous journey with Harry (Connor Price) to find the woman who stole his heart, Miri (Sara Garcia).
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It is with this powerful exhibition as a backdrop that our gathering sets out to make visible a violent legacy that runs through this institution.
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But it's not as romantic as it sets out to be, and sometimes life guides you down an unexpected path that's still a good one.
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Maybe that's why I don't see any real faults here — the Microsoft Surface Laptop 2 sets out to do one thing and does it very well.
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No member state has ever left, and Article 50 of the EU treaty, which sets out how a state can exit the bloc, offers little detail.
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No member state has ever left and Article 22017 of the EU treaty, which sets out how a state can exit the bloc, offers little detail.
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While it's no longer news that different bodies have different needs, finding a lingerie line that sets out to meet each and every one absolutely is.
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The carmaker says the acquisition plays into its "Push to Pass" corporate strategy, which sets out a vision for how it plans to "digitise" the company.
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Dylan, of course, insists he's innocent, and his classmate Peter Maldonado (Tyler Alvarez) sets out over the course of this eight-part series to prove it.
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Amazon's European Privacy Notice meanwhile, sets out a laundry list of purposes for user data — from improving its services, to generating recommendations and personalization, to advertising.
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The new policy which sets out the general framework for management of the central bank's gold and foreign exchange reserves will begin to apply on Jan.
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To answer those questions the author, a journalist, sets out to interview those who knew his father (this being Argentina, they include his psychoanalyst and hairdresser).
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CY Leung said on Monday that his government would "fully implement" China's interpretation of the Basic Law, which sets out China's policies related to Hong Kong.
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It sets out its path with the grand violins and quiet timpani of "Automatism," moving through "Closer to Closure"'s careful clarinets and quietly sinister melodies.
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The summary: When the president of Russia is kidnapped, an American submarine captain (Gerard Butler) and a team of Navy SEALs sets out to rescue him.
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Pete Buttigieg, the 37-year-old mayor of South Bend, Indiana, assesses America's role in the world and sets out his plan to redress racial inequality.
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Second Wind employs people from the same vulnerable groups that it sets out to help, donates used clothes to others in need and recycles the rest.
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She can tell from the beginning that they will have to be baked, and sets out on a quest to get that iconic texture just right.
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Rise of the south "Baahubali 2" is an epic fantasy that follows a prince who discovers his royal heritage and sets out to reclaim his kingdom.
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If this is also refused, they'll then have a vote on whether to extend Article 50 (which sets out the departure process) and delay Britain's departure.
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China's new draft atomic energy law sets out the government's responsibilities when it comes to disclosing information about the safety and environmental impact of nuclear power.
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Instead, it sets out a few "core principles" and enjoins the agencies of the Trump administration to regulate the economy with reference to these general goals.
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After arguing with his ne'er-do-well brother, Chen sets out on a trek through the countryside seeking his young nephew, who has been sent away.
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No member state has ever left and Article 50 of the EU treaty, which sets out how a state can exit the bloc, offers little detail.
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The first inkling of whether Mr. Trump is truly on the side of Main Street may emerge when his administration sets out to change Dodd-Frank.
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He claims the new suspension is to allow a Queen's Speech, in which the monarch sets out the governments' legislative agenda for the coming parliamentary session.
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"Alice Isn't Dead" follows a woman as she sets out on a frightening and fantastical road trip in an effort to track down her missing wife.
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In the first of the films based on William Steig's storybook, Shrek sets out to reclaim his swamp but ends up with a much greater prize.
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Personal information and political influence — in which it sets out a series of policy recommendations related to how personal information is used in modern political campaigns.
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Following that ruling, the Supreme Court said it will also decide whether Ross' actions violated the Constitution's Enumeration Clause, which sets out terms for counting people.
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The Federal Reserve on Friday proposed a new rule that, in a relatively simple manner, sets out to lessen the chance of such contagion happening again.
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Each year the government sets out a target rate that it will pay insurers, which then use the data to decide on coverage areas and costs.
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In a somewhat unusual step, the Commission published an internal document that sets out the complexities of authorizing firms from outside the EU accessing its market.
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In short, rather than providing evidence to support a claim of obstruction, Mueller essentially sets out to falsify a null hypothesis that obstruction did not occur.
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Ashtar Sayed's "Maatr" (Mother) is a regulation revenge thriller in which a school teacher sets out to avenge the rape and death of her teenage daughter.
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Tuesday's statement of objections from the CMA sets out its provisional views and does not mean there has in fact been any breach of competition law.
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Facing a refugee crisis on its borders, the European Union is eager to see the U.N.-mediated agreement that sets out a political transition for Libya.
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"This report sets out a true reflection of everything we've heard from those who've contributed to the work," said Donalda MacKinnon, the director of BBC Scotland.
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When a man is transferred to Devs and is summarily reported missing, his girlfriend Lily (Sonoya Mizuno) sets out to solve the mystery of his disappearance.
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In "Sparking Joy with Marie Kondo," Kondo sets out to "tidy one small town in America, sparking joy in big new ways," according to a description.
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On an all-new episode of VICELAND's WEEDIQUETTE, host Krishna Andavolu sets out to answer a controversial question: Is smoking weed while pregnant really so bad?
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More important, however, is the question of how my expectations of this style of portraiture make their peace with what the work sets out to accomplish.
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When Greta sets out on her climate crusade, he manages, with quiet grace, the balance of support and distance that is a challenge for all parents.
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This is the most important question Varoufakis sets out to answer in this account of the six months he spent as Greece's finance minister in 2015.
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Maybe such logistical problems are inevitable at a festival that boldly sets out to produce as much new work in as little time as American Realness.
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The new standardised documentation maintains the flexible nature of the market through a base prospectus that sets out the terms on which involved parties are appointed.
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Living With Cancer Nothing instills fear like cancer: a sometimes unseen and unfelt but murderous presence inside the body that sets out to destroy the body.
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The project sets out to show how buying and selling an asset on the blockchain can help distribute wealth and improve transaction speed and data transparency.
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Even given how far facial recognition has come since the mid-1960s, Woody defined many of the problems that the field still sets out to solve.
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The book sets out to chronicle and celebrate the resounding defeat of what people who are not Diane Ravitch refer to as the education reform movement.
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Her "Game of Queens" (a nod to the pulling power of George R.R. Martin as well as to the chessboard) sets out to widen our vision.
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On December 11, India&aposs Parliament passed an amendment to its Citizenship Act of 1955, which sets out guidelines for becoming a citizen in the country.
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An early scene sets out rules and procedure — finger snaps instead of applause; no debating in the designated smoking area — which are subsequently tested and flouted.
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It also means that children's poetry is unusually, for lack of a better word, fun — or at least, that it unapologetically sets out to be entertaining.
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After his mother goes missing, Riley sets out to find the magical voices from a local legend that he believes can help him bring her back.
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The luxurious six-piece set from iEnjoy Home is made with double-brushed microfiber yarns, making it among the softest and most breathable sheet sets out there.
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If your plan sets out to answer the question, 'where should my next dollar go?' automation makes sure those dollars go into the buckets you've decided on.
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A new paper by James White and Victor Haghani of Elm Partners, a fund-management firm, sets out the reasons to be sceptical about their continued success.
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When a movie sets out to give us a couple hours' reprieve from the world, and it succeeds with freshness and imagination, it's a movie worth watching.
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After realizing the error of its ways, the bird discovers that other animals were tricked in the same way, and sets out to find its way home.
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Miklos sets out to track down 11 shipwreck sites in the Bahamas that may be loaded with silver, gold and other treasures, potentially worth billions of dollars.
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And in many cities, drum shops will set up two full drum sets out on the sidewalks and invite passersby to sit down for drum set duos.
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In her new book, It's Only Blood, Swedish journalist Anna Dahlqvist ambitiously sets out to explore menstruation on a global level, particularly where shame intersects with poverty.
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Randall Stephenson, the chief executive, will remain in place for another year as the company sets out a three-year business plan to increase revenue and profit.
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The white paper on US-China trade sets out to prove with numbers and graphs that unemployed Americans are wrong to believe China unfairly stole their jobs.
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The How to Be a Latin Lover star attended the Women in Motion event, which sets out to showcase the contribution of women to the film industry.
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Mr Trump won power partly because he spoke for voters who feel that the system is working against them, as our special report this week sets out.
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To prove his worthiness, Alan sets out on an epic journey across Iraq with his brother Shirwan (Dana Ahmed) to bring Ronaldo a handmade pair of shoes.
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After Penny dies in a tragic accident, Henry sets out to fulfill that promise by helping the teen build a raft to set sail across the Atlantic.
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When something snatches a girl from a village, she sets out to kill it, only to discover that it's a golem-like construct with an unknown creator.
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But that day in Truckee, I was reminded of how tireless and obsessive Travis can be when it comes to achieving goals he sets out for himself.
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In "Manual for Survival", a magisterial blend of historical research, investigative journalism and poetic reportage, Kate Brown sets out to uncover Chernobyl's true medical and environmental effects.
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But there's one beauty trend that sets out to help you find your own fountain of youth, without needles or the foreskin of a baby's circumcised penis.
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On obstruction of justice: Barr states that Mueller decided not to make "a traditional prosecution judgment," and instead sets out evidence on both sides of the question.
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Here's a peek into the rest of Alexis Ohanian's life -- handling daddy duty at a big tennis tourney while his wife sets out to reconquer the world.
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Pastor sets out his story in three acts — rise, fall, recovery — each of which offers surprising insights for readers outside the state (and many inside as well).
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The Code of Conduct, which was last updated in 2015, sets out rules governing credit card and debit card transactions between merchants and payment card network operators.
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When Bernadette's daughter suggests going on a family trip to Antarctica, Bernadette realizes she isn't content with the life she has and sets out to change it.
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Members of Parliament (MPs) voted 412 to 202 for an extension of Article 50 — which sets out the EU departure process — beyond its current March 29 deadline.
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The RRR sets out how much of depositors' capital banks must hold as cash, so cutting the rate allows more money to flow into the financial system.
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With a limited timer of "energy," Kramer sets out on an adventure to rescue the rest of the robots who have been forgotten by their former masters.
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Upon realizing that no one in the Rose family really knows how to cook, Moira sets out to pass her former cook's enchilada recipe down to David.
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Instead he sets out to show the transformation, and often enough the hollowing out, of large tracts of twentieth-century life as the product of global capitalism.
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Its report sets out how a trade pact for financial services could be structured and policed by a new dispute resolution body with powers to sanction breaches.
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She sets out on a road trip to find Eden, who disappeared not long after the abduction, and, perhaps, a new approach to life as a survivor.
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But after her mother, the formidable Hannah Strong, falls victim to the curse, Grayling reluctantly sets out to recover her mother's grimoire and save the magic folk.
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Ocean-going ships are required to register with a national authority, known as a flag state, which sets out regulatory obligations that every vessel must abide by.
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Indeed, the entire staging can be viewed as a sort of personal drama, in which Gold sets out to "break" a classic text and make it new.
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It also writes that it wants Ofcom to publish guidance that "clearly sets out the approach and information it will use in determining a 'fair bet' return".
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Without telling her ex-husband, she takes her two young children to Alaska, where she rents an R.V. and sets out on a sometimes harrowing road trip.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has removed the words "climate change" from its strategic plan that sets out the agency's priorities for the next four years.
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The series' gig-of-the-week structure consistently shifts its setting as the Party Down team sets out to work bar mitzvahs, fundraisers, birthday parties, and more.
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She said she would "personally sign up" to the Bank of England approach which sets out three "buckets" for determining how much MREL a bank should hold.
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Lee sets out to improve the epistolary record (and increase the asking price) by fabricating dazzling missives from the likes of Parker, Lillian Hellman and Noël Coward.
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In her documentary "Dark Money," Kimberly Reed sets out to shine a light on obscure groups that, with deep-pocketed anonymous donors, have meddled in Montana elections.
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" Mr. Duffy's show, "Plaidcast," references his rugged status as a lumberjack games champion and sets out to "humanize" his colleagues by interviewing "neat, cool members of Congress.
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Hired to play Juliet's nurse, Dorothy (Santino Fontana) quickly clocks the show's ludicrousness and, undermining the toxic director, Ron Carlisle (Reg Rogers), sets out to revamp it.
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Each sets out for the evening without the other realizing it, Jon to sell raffle tickets for a school fund-raiser and Vibeke to visit the library.
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In "The Accusation," Edward Berenson, a historian at New York University, sets out to explain why the medieval calumny rematerialized at that moment and in that place.
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Yagley said retail orders of single-length sets outpaced forecasts, prompting Cobra to divert some production of stock inventory to make one-length sets out of them.
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I.T. professor John Koestler links a mysterious list of numbers from a time capsule to past and future disasters and sets out to prevent the ultimate catastrophe.
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Suffice it to say that there are many reunions, lives have changed since 2009, and when Lincoln finally sets out for Yemen he does not go alone.
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In the delightfully free-roaming "Scandinavians: In Search of the Soul of the North" he sets out to explore the link between a people and a mood.
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A company that sets out to do an ICO will post some rules on a website, and that's pretty much all you have in terms of regulations.
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As Machete sets out to take down a billionaire arms dealer, he is aided by various women including Blanca (Amber Heard), Cereza (Hudgens), and Luz (Michelle Rodriguez).
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"Our Virtual Markets Integrity Initiative sets out to change that, promoting the accountability and transparency in the virtual currency marketplace that investors and consumers deserve," he continued.
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The report sets out how a trade pact for financial services could be structured and policed by a new dispute resolution body with powers to sanction breaches.
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BOE Governor Mark Carney will tread carefully back into Britain's debate on whether to leave the European Union, when he sets out the central bank's latest forecasts.
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"Springsteen on Broadway" sets out to reconcile that contradiction by reshaping his glibber hits and personas along the lines of his mature, "Ghost of Tom Joad" vision.
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Forced to team up with a similarly stranded group of Federation freedom fighters called the Maquis, Voyager's newly mixed crew sets out on their long journey home.
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The Hunt With little experience in the city, a single father sets out to find a comfortable Manhattan home for himself and his 4-year-old roommate.
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Compulsory voting accomplishes the basic task it sets out to do: to get the highest percentage possible of eligible voters to leave their homes on Election Day.
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Mr. Peele sets out to debunk the myth of "postracialism" generally — by showing that the country is still gripped by historically conditioned preconceptions of race and blackness.
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All of Iran's nuclear commitments — the annex to the agreement sets out all of these things that Iran may not do, like: All those things, they've done.
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Upon that first reading, I found the Don Quixote that is the Don Quixote many people have found and loved: a hero precisely because he sees a noble horse where others see a skinny old nag, because he puts a wash basin on his head and sets out for battle as a knight errant, and even after being left beaten at the side of the road, he sets out again.
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This line of research sets out the intriguing possibility that enjoyment of intense physical experiences such as riding on roller coasters may reflect individual differences in brain chemistry.
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It sets out some basic principles, among them that space is free for exploration and use by all states, and that no claims of sovereignty can be made.
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But the movie sets out to show Mira's transformation into a being with a complicated and resonant inner life, and Johansson's mostly flat performance never sells that arc.
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But in this week's open, we see a lighter side of Negan, as he shaves for that matinee idol look and then sets out to… make some spaghetti?
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Hampered though it is by the disappearance of much of the documentary evidence, Mr Levis Sullam's short book sets out to give the latter group their sinister due.
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The Tezos Foundation is at the behest of the Swiss nonprofit authority, which has a clear directive to adhere to whatever the Tezos foundation sets out to do.
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Through the use of theme-based issues, OOMK — or One Of My Kind — sets out to create a space in which religion and spirituality can be discussed lucidly.
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This interpretation of the Basic Law, which sets out China's policies related to Hong Kong, could even spark a mass exodus from the special administrative region, she exclaimed.
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The series is set in Arizona and follows a young woman who receives a heart transplant and then sets out on a journey to learn about the donor.
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Part of that involved the Orderly Liquidation Authority, which sets out a process for regulators to wind down ailing financial institutions by temporarily borrowing funds from the Treasury.
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The strategy to beat is China's, which sets out clear goals and deadlines, pursues them at every level of government, and has a concrete plan for funding them.
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While the book sets out to mock the idea of a "gay mafia," it does—accidentally or otherwise—chart the huge influence gay sensibility has on Western culture.
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Moore's character sets out to help the kids as part of an clandestine movement that wants to put an end to the persecution of those with special abilities.
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"We are working now frantically to produce a country strategy paper which sets out what we need and what amounts we need to recover our economy," Chinamasa said.
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WTH portrays itself as a documentary by filmmaker Kip Anderson, who sets out in his trusty blue van from San Francisco to answer questions about a healthy diet.
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This resolution sets out the measures that are needed, including an independent audit of Facebook, an update to our competition rules, and additional measures to protect our elections.
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SLA is due to seek shareholder approval for a new pay policy, which sets out how board members are paid, no later than its 2021 annual general meeting.
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Starring Uma Thurman as The Bride, she sets out on a bloody journey of revenge toward the people who were responsible for the killing of her unborn child.
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Our collective bargaining agreement sets out guidelines on our pay structure, the review process, disciplinary action and other sensitive topics, so that important decisions are not made arbitrarily.
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She sets out to find her biological father, and to learn what happened at a fertility clinic visited by her parents, both now deceased, in the nineteen-sixties.
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As he sets out in search of a path and seeks to prove himself as a hero, Hercules is taken under the wing of gutsy satyr Philotes (DeVito).
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Dorthe Nors sets out to do just that in So Much for That Winter, a pair of novellas about navigating middle age and womanhood in the 21st Century.
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Article continues after the video below In the first Uncharted game, our hero discovers Sir Francis Drake's coffin, and sets out on an adventure to find El Dorado.
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"Sex and Cancer," a new book by Dr. Saketh R. Guntupalli, a gynecologic cancer specialist, and Maryann Karinch, sets out to help women with gynecologic or breast cancer.
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For all its intimacy and melodic grace, "Aromanticism" — true to its title — sets out to re-examine the ways our culture idealizes and fixates on couples in love.
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An idealistic journalist in the story sets out to "torpedo every piety of this new faux-religion of finance" but edges too close and is compromised and subsumed.
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" A.O. SCOTT'S TAKE Instead of trying to create a psychological study or explore secrets, the director "sets out to assess the meaning and impact of an onscreen persona.
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It is almost as if he sets out to make himself visible — and his employment a moral, as well as professional, issue — whenever he suspects opportunities may arise.
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Jerkins, who grew up in New Jersey, the only daughter of her father and mother who split before she was born, sets out to uncover her family roots.
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So she sets out to do this one thing, to pick up her man and show him and everyone else that they really and truly are a family.
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So each episode of "An Arm and a Leg" sets out to show you the water, examining a different person's battle to pay for the care they need.
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His most recent book, "Where We Go from Here: Two Years in the Resistance," was published in November 2018 and sets out the blueprint for his current run.
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Before he sets out in pursuit — and before he's joined by his erstwhile partner, Maney Gault (Woody Harrelson) — Frank purchases a small arsenal at a Lubbock gun shop.
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Section 2 sets out the law's basic purpose and prohibits any voting practice or procedure that discriminates on the basis of race, color, or, in certain cases, language.
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It's possible Reese Witherspoon has never been better than as Election's overachieving Tracy Flick, and Matthew Broderick is great as the teacher who sets out to stop her.
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In embracing 401(k)s over other kinds of retirement policies, we've ended up with a regressive policy that doesn't even accomplish what it sets out to do.
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Trish, who gained superpowers through a near-deadly experiment at the end of season 2, sets out to test her abilities and become a hero in her own right.
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Produced by Robert Maisano and hosted by Andersen and Little, the project sets out to prove that young people aren't the shallow group they've been made out to be.
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As the Trump administration sets out to strike a trade deal with China, confusion surrounds the role one of the president's more hawkish advisors will play in the talks.
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It sets out some recent examples, including Alibaba's partnership with the city of Changzhou in August 2017 to launch China's first application of blockchain technology in the medical sector.
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As penance, he sets out to kill a thousand evil men, and ends up fighting the students of a new sword style, who are wreaking havoc across the country.
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In Trouble, after learning that parts of a BBC documentary about her father were faked, Mariah Garnett sets out not to correct the record, but to play with it.
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Unlike the rest of us, who confine our stalking to our phones, she sets out to befriend the Instagram influencers in the flesh, and make real the Instagram illusion.
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As announced at Star Wars Celebration this year, the story tracks Iden Versio, an elite Imperial special forces officer that sets out to avenge the death of The Emperor.
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LG has been granted US patent 10,254,863, as noted by Let's Go Digital, which sets out one potential vision for foldable phones — and it involves a mostly transparent display.
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Kitakomachi High School's badminton team doesn't have enough players to take part in competitions, so Kentaro Tachibana, the team's coach, sets out to find someone to join the team.
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Paris sets out a goal of phasing out greenhouse gas emissions sometime between 2050 and 2100 as part of efforts to limit heatwaves, floods, droughts and rising sea levels.
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As our special report this week sets out, a natural process of adaptation and assimilation is doing more than any government to tame the threat posed by Islamic extremism.
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Legally, the new tool would be based on an act under EU law that regulates its functioning and generally sets out the priorities and on an additional intergovernmental agreement.
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Her most recent project is TBS's new series Search Party—a dark comedy about a directionless millennial who sets out to solve the mystery of a missing college classmate.
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Life in a Year follows the story of a 17-year-old boy who sets out to give his girlfriend an entire life after discovering that she is dying.
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When Catherine (Bassett) sets out a girly white dress for Denise to wear, she recognizes this is "bullshit" and changes into something far more her style, backwards cap included.
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This is, in effect, the question that Fintan O'Toole sets out to answer in his new book, " The Politics of Pain: Postwar England and the Rise of Nationalism " (Liveright).
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Ellen Berrey, the sociologist, found Michaels's argument "simplistic," and, in "The Enigma of Diversity," she sets out to discover how this ideology functions, by spending time in the field.
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To save her island, she sets out to find the god Maui (Dwayne Johnson), who is said to have created the Polynesian Islands, but proves less helpful than expected.
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Party leadership contests will come quickly, followed by the need to draft a rules package that sets out how the House will operate, from floor procedures to ethics considerations.
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Watches are among the handful of possessions that he sets out with on his cross-country journey, and they bring him a feeling of security that nothing else does.
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The EU has repeatedly said it will not renegotiate the legally binding part of that deal, the 'Withdrawal Agreement' which sets out a transition period to smooth Britain's exit.
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READ: Samuel L. Jackson had so many notes on the 'Shaft' script In the "Saw" reboot, Rock plays a police detective who sets out to investigate some gnarly crimes.
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Philip sets out on the vast Indian Ocean; Elizabeth takes an impulsive trip to Ghana in order to broker peace; British incompetence sends the crucial Suez Canal into chaos.
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But the treaty sets out what can be a lengthy legal process for that extradition, and Obama administration officials say they plan to let that process take its course.
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Under AGOA, Congress sets out eligibility requirements that countries must adhere to, with the government then conducts an annual review and determines if countries are meeting the eligibility criteria.
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The 1933 Montevideo Convention sets out four criteria for statehood: a functioning government, a fixed population, control over territory and the capacity to enter into relations with other states.
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So when he learns that the former fighting dog is about to be destroyed after an "incident," he sets out on a 57-hour bus trip to save her.
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So my renewed quest to have a lucid zipless fuck begins with Morley's plan: the "three Ds." The first 'D'—"dream recall"—sets out an intention to remember dreams.
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A detailed protocol on their website sets out the various safety measures and conditions the activists are attaching to the drone action — "to ensure no living being is harmed".
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Merrill Lynch sets out to recruit fresh talent on college campuses, and began hosting virtual career events — where representatives and prospective trainees can connect live — about two years ago.
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In "Chasing Coral," a team sets out to capture time-lapse photographs that illustrate coral bleaching, another symptom of climate change that has potentially disastrous consequences for the planet.
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Struck by parallels between the story and a thesis he once wrote, he sets out on an exploration that leads from a shrinking island in the Sundarbans to Venice.
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It then sets out the objective (an airport shut down) and instructs supporters that all forms of transport are "valid" to further the mission of disrupting business as usual.
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Buc-ee&aposs does incredible business and has an overwhelmingly positive reputation because it excels at the basic goods it sets out to provide — gas, clean restrooms, and ice.
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The strategy sets out a target that at least 50 percent of new car sales — and "up to" 40 percent of van sales — be ultra-low emission by 2030.
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As members of Congress, we know lasting legislation often sets out broad goals, provides guidance on how to achieve them and then lets expert agencies fill in the details.
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At this point, it's simply an aspirational set of ideas -- not even a piece of legislation -- that sets out an ambitious initiative to address the dangers of climate change.
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In "The Greatest Nature Essay Ever," Doyle sets out the principles of effective nature writing so succinctly that it is arguably a two-page master class in environmental writing.
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Trump sets out a tough trade message in Vietnam, bitcoin slides by over $1,000 in less than 0003 hours and robotic dairy milking takes off in the United States.
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"The offer is a two-year commitment on pay and also sets out a time frame for the negotiation of a new collective agreement," GMB Scotland said bit.ly/2ZYXsJC.
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To learn more about his origins, Buddy sets out on a mission to find his biological father (James Cahn) who is a successful publishing agent in New York City.
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After a lifetime of hard living, including a number of concussions, the author of this frank memoir sets out to investigate his life and to separate fact from fiction.
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This is another example of outright propaganda filmmaking that sets out to make Americans look like greedy industrialists who will kill anyone if it makes their bank accounts bigger.
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Recorded with Merton's songwriting collaborator and producer, Nicolas Rebscher, "Mint" gathers most of the singles alongside newer songs, and every one sets out to be a tour de force.
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In "The Gratitude Diaries," published in 2015, former Parade magazine editor Janice Kaplan sets out to be more appreciative in all areas of her life, starting with her marriage.
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The bank said the framework sets out how proceeds will be used and managed, based on the industry-leading Green Bond Principles and aligned to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
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In a major new report today, the New York Times sets out to understand why: what took Facebook so long to identify the most significant security issues on its platform.
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Her new book "The State of Affairs" sets out to change the popular conversation about sexual infidelity, but she says many partners are cheating on each other with their phones.
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Up until this point, the sole human hero has been Atari (Koyu Rankin), a 12-year-old boy who sets out to Trash Island in search of his guard dog.
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Tracy, voiced by Greta Gerwig, is a young American exchange student who's enraged by the doggie quarantine and moved by Atari's story, and sets out to do something about it.
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We already knew about the story: the daughter of an island chief sets out to find the god Maui (Dwayne Johnson) and take a mythical stone to a secret location.
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The proposed new rule, issued by part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, sets out changes that are meant to shore up the system developed under Obamacare.
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In a separate vote, 97 members of the Tobruk parliament backed the U.N.-mediated agreement that sets out a political transition for Libya and under which the Presidential Council operates.
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When scientists discover that The Flow is shifting and could cut off every human world from one another, a team sets out to see if they can save human civilization.
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When he awakens Ahmanet, she identifies him as her "chosen one," and sets out to sacrifice him with a magical dagger to incarnate the Egyptian god Set into his body.
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It sets out a menu of possible policy actions for the next European Commission, due to be appointed in the coming months, including a European Financial Sector Cyber Security Act.
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And when Mia clashes with Elena Robinson — one of the community's more upstanding citizens, and Mia's landlord — Elena sets out on an obsessive and destructive mission to uncover Mia's secrets.
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In his best-picture Oscar nominee, Adam McKay — working from Michael Lewis's best-selling book — sets out to explain the 2008 financial crisis while making its complexity exciting and fun.
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As Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg sets out on an ambitious but challenging effort to remake the social network, he will be doing so without 2 of the company's seasoned veterans.
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In Pixar's latest film, it's Dory's turn: In a flash of clarity, our yellow-finned friend remembers she has parents and sets out on an adventure to find them again.
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The Winter Road by Adrian Selby A former soldier named Teyr Amondsen sets out to cross The Circle — a thousand-mile stretch of forests that is occupied by warring clans.
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When Maya Rudolph sets out to learn about her past on Tuesday's episode of the PBS genealogy show Finding Your Roots, she has a simple wish – to establish an identity.
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The film tells the story of Moana, Disney's first Polynesian princess, as she sets out in the South Pacific to find Maui, a shape shifting demi-god played by Johnson.
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Formally, it sets out to overwhelm by virtue of abundance, rarity, opulence, and strangeness; it floods the eye with sensory impressions and hints at an inter-relational realm of unknowing.
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The future, as envisioned in the past Calling his idea iKeys, Majer sets out a number of scenarios where an adaptable bar of context-sensitive shortcuts can make itself useful.
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Not so fast, says Olivia's Mouth, which along with her body and manipulative mojo are full-blast "WINNING!" no matter what life sets out for them to conquer/eat alive.
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Fortunately, a report released by the special rapporteurs for free expression at the United Nations and the Inter-American Human Rights Commissions sets out a blueprint for improving press freedom.
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As Russekoff sets out, raising money for hedge funds has become increasingly difficult at a time many pensions are paring back allocations amid concerns over high fees and low returns.
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No one sets out to make bad deals, but it's very hard to walk away from the negotiating table once you've raised expectations and invested your reputation in the outcome.
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He sets out to create a whole life, and fittingly, he starts with Jane's conception and birth — but not before a prologue lists what scares her and, importantly, what doesn't.
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Prudential's remuneration policy, which sets out future executive pay awards, has a maximum potential award for Chief Executive Mike Wells of 600 percent of salary, which PIRC said was "excessive".
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The source of insecurity for both farmers and banks in Zimbabwe lies with section 72 of the 2013 constitution, which sets out the state's rights and powers over agricultural land.
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It's the story of a top private investigator, Alice Vaughan, who has been conned out of millions by her husband and sets out on a thrilling private mission for revenge.
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"Everybody's saying you've got a lot to be proud of," Brown raps on the album's first song, "Downward Spiral," but he quickly sets out to disabuse us of the notion.
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The purple bad guy needs some serious firepower if he's going to complete his mission, so he sets out to get his hands on six ancient gems called Infinity Stones.
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David Cameron says that if Britain votes to leave he will immediately invoke Article 50 of the Lisbon treaty, which sets out the rules for negotiating a member state's departure.
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With a Specialized carbon road bike, helmet and clip-in pedals, he usually sets out with a small band of officers and others, including his chief of staff, Ray Spinella.
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Director Marnie Ellen Hertzler sets out to visit a group of her old high school friends, stoners who moved to remote Crestone, Colorado, to grow weed and become Soundcloud rappers.
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"Monte" weds these straightforward elements to a fittingly stark narrative: Agostino sets out to conquer the mountain that keeps his farm barren by chipping away at it bit by bit.
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It is precisely through this unknowing, and her ability to bear it alongside the loss of her son, that Scorah most effectively accomplishes what her book sets out to do.
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Alexis sets out to write and illustrate — or rewrite and re-illustrate — one chapter from The Almanac without reading it first, attempting to resolve whether he's simply experiencing déjà vu.
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This is the story Swenson sets out to recount in his book, though he makes plain early on that it is not the only story he is going to tell.
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Organized by a mysterious but powerful figure widely known throughout the country as Taskmaster, Romanoff sets out to liberate the Red Room's victims with the help of her makeshift family.
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Here, then, are some tips to help the traveler who sets out for a long stretch, whether it is country-hopping or spending extended time in a specific spot overseas.
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The stodgy detective Kutt-Hendy sets out to capture the elusive criminal who, in the very first scene, is revealed as Baroness Troixmond — a name suggestive of her multiple identities.
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One of Mr. Hamilton's last efforts was "Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins" (1985), about a policeman-turned-assassin, played by Fred Ward, who sets out on multiple missions of vengeance.
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On the flight out, a French journalist presented him with a book that sets out to document the economic and political interests lined up against him in the United States.
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Whether or not the combination of traditional symbol and forward-thinking books was intentional, it indicated to me what Luminary sets out to do: To embrace all that women are.
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So she sets out to start living a life she won't regret, guided by a to-do list: move into her own flat, ride a motorcycle, "do something bad," etc.
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Working with a reluctant Marcus and a newly assembled team of green officers, Mike sets out to discover the identity of the man who put out a hit on him.
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The Netflix series, billed as a dark revenge comedy, is about a downtrodden, obese high schooler, Patty the Fatty, who suddenly loses weight, gains popularity and sets out for payback.
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Zélie sets out to return magic before a villainous prince rids the world of it forever, struggling to control her powers and growing feelings for a nemesis in the process.
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UK sets out safety-focused plan to regulate internet firms Hancock resisted providing MPs with any timeline for progress on the planned legislation — telling parliament "we want to genuinely consult widely".
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The atmosphere can remind a person of an elderly widow who still lays a tablecloth and sets out the good china, even though no guests have stopped by for many years.
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Unlike previous versions of the book, which sets out Hitler's racist ideas and was first published in two parts in 1925 and 1926, it comes wrapped in a plain white cover.
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"This target seems disappointing, but the new management team is no doubt showing a bit of caution before it sets out its new action plan," said analysts at brokerage Midcap Partners.
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After hard bargaining with France, the text sets out how to maintain a "level playing field" in regulation between those institutions and markets in the euro zone and those in London.
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The first half of the NPRM sets out the FCC majority's proposal for reversing classification of broadband internet access services as "telecommunications services" governed by Title II of the Communications Act.
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The company has also claimed it had "not received a single report of misuse by law enforcement" over the its Rekognition software, something this web form seemingly sets out to address.
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Titled "Saudi Vision 2030," the plan sets out policy and budgetary changes to be implemented over the next 15 years in the hope of making the kingdom less reliant on crude.
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"Spice" sets out a blueprint for an artist you can immediately see making easy riding hits for decades to come, complete with the enthusiastic guest verse from a new young talent.
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But "Sing Me a Song" shows what TWD can accomplish when it sets out to make an episode of television that moves the plot forward every minute of its running time.
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Sam also sets out to save Jorah out of respect for his father Jeor, who took Sam in at the Wall and replaced the aspiring maester's own, much less accepting father.
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The response of the United States to South Carolina's secession in 1860 seemed excessive, so instead the treaty was amended to include Article 50, which sets out the procedure for exit.
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Unfortunately, as our special report in this issue sets out, the lifelong learning that exists today mainly benefits high achievers—and is therefore more likely to exacerbate inequality than diminish it.
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But, all of that changes when she becomes the owner of a shiny new bodysuit that, when worn, grants her life-changing superpowers and she sets out to make her mark.
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U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Steve Mnuchin said that economic growth of 3 percent is achievable in the next two years as the Trump administration sets out to dramatically cut taxes.
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Carmen, who's spent the movie working hard to seem carefree and fierce, tries her best to summon that look again as she sets out to scare up food and rent money.
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Jung said there are "psychological" books, where the person sets out to teach a lesson, and there are... I think he said 'intuitive' books, which come from individual and collective unconscious.
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The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore, with over 20 Pokestops and two gyms, is hosting "Pokemon mornings", where it sets out "lures" to attract additional Pokemon (paid admission or zoo membership required).
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The twist: killer robot dinosaurs stalk the land, and Aloy, a capable fighter and survivalist, sets out to discover where they came from and what happened to society before they arrived.
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The film follows the first black detective in the Colorado Springs Police Department in the 1970s who with a white colleague sets out to infiltrate and expose the Ku Klux Klan.
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He now sets out to convince voters in states where he scraped out 254 victories — from Florida to Pennsylvania and Wisconsin — that he deserves another four years in the White House.
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It sets out that Britain will tear up the withdrawal agreement if the EU refuses to agree to a way of ending the special 'backstop' arrangements in place for the province.
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The film is a semi-autobiographical story about a young musician known only as "The Kid" who, in order to escape an unhappy home, sets out to become a rock star.
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The book sets out a whopping 15 "synchronizing and mutually reinforcing contradictions" afflicting the US, which he says will lead to US global power ending by 2020—within just four years.
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Executive produced by Oscar-winning Cameron and Emmy-winning filmmaker Simcha Jacobovici, National Geographic's upcoming investigative documentary, Atlantis Rising, sets out to unravel the mystery of the lost city of Atlantis.
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So, when an African priest slips him a note revealing that Sister Antonia is actually hoarding water from the sick people and her fellow nuns, Lenny sets out to expose her.
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If we take the word blue to mean "sad" or "down," then the opening verse in fact sets out an all-consuming depression incurred by the oppressive suffocation of modern existence.
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As a fun and effective fitness tool that does what it sets out to do and does so in a praiseworthy way, I think $80 is a very reasonable asking price.
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Her book sets out to refute the idea that it's possible to control the course and shape of one's own biological or emotional life, and dissects the desire to do so.
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Yet this article sets out to show the "bad" anti-Israel protesters (the ones who are loud, rude, and unapologetic) with the "good" ones (the ones who politely discuss their differences).
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In this Cold War-era drama about persecution, Neruda (Luis Gnecco) sets out to flee the country, playing cat and mouse with the police prefect (Gael García Bernal) on his case.
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In Joshua Oppenheimer's documentary, filmed over more than a decade, Adi Rukun, an ophthalmologist whose brother was killed, sets out to confront those responsible, conducting eye exams as he asks questions.
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But Comey is out of step with the reality of our times when he sets out the values that govern -- or, to the point, he believes should govern -- American political life.
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Since she can't help but insert herself into Dong's relationship (making herself completely miserable in the process), Kimmy sets out to help Dong and Sonja prove that their marriage is real.
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In the anthropologist and renowned birth expert Sheila Kitzinger's book Birth and Sex, she sets out the relationship between childbirth and sex, drawing parallels on a physical, emotional, and practical level.
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But she said their efficiency is hampered by requirements in the Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act, which sets out requirements officials have to follow when they release children into someone's custody.
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Stoner sets out to &aposspark curiosity&apos with new podcastHaving established herself with an online audience, Stoner moved into the audio-only space with "Simplexity," further emphasizing intellectual ideas over showmanship.
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The government said there were many flaws with the legislation, including the lack of time available for all the steps it sets out, and had concerns about the precedent it set.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Some Brexit-supporting lawmakers in British Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative Party could support her divorce deal if she sets out when she will quit, The Times newspaper reported.
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Blair then sets out what became the traditional doctrine of the war against terror in the noughties — that terrorists attacked the west because they hated its values of democracy and freedom.
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The document sets out not only a remarkably ambitious program for a rapid transfer to renewable energy, but also a broad set of ideas on how society should be fundamentally rebuilt.
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Frugal Traveler Our columnist sets out on a road trip to take advantage of what the Irish countryside had to offer — and finds that it more than delivers on its promises.
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Ori sets out with no abilities like they did in the first game, but it isn't long before the upgrades and new skills start rolling in, making previously unreachable areas reachable.
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The movie introduced audiences to the titular android played by Schwarzenegger, who travels back in time from 2029 to 1980s Los Angeles, where he sets out to kill Hamilton's Sarah Connor.
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In his new book, The Great Reversal: How America Gave Up on Free Markets, Philippon sets out to examine why that happened, and why there's so little competition in American markets.
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Eric Siblin sets out on a quest to understand the uniquely mysterious history of the Bach Cello Suites, which were discovered by the cellist Pablo Casals when he was a child.
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Bulgaria is a signatory to the 2001 United Nations convention that outlaws commercial trade in underwater cultural heritage and sets out guidelines on such things as artifact recovery and public display.
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