Go deeper: Sorting out Saudi: Big business, hypocrisy and justice.
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And sorting out these Balkan disagreements will not be easy.
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Also during this lunation, you're swiftly sorting out financial issues.
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"We're sorting out that question right now," Joe Russo said.
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Mr. Johnson says he was simply sorting out his thoughts.
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Now teams are also sorting out a complicated medical condition.
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Sorting out the logic behind these new policies defies reason.
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The moon in Capricorn finds you busy sorting out finances, Sag.
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People are going to have trouble sorting out all this information.
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Maybe — but there are some practical complications worth sorting out first.
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But sorting out the growing chaos in Terminal 903 was not.
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You're sorting out complicated emotions thanks to the Moon in Sagittarius.
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It is still sorting out what user data might have been stolen.
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Sorting out who is who in today's Taliban can be mind-boggling.
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Phoenix shootings Police are sorting out a really tragic story in Phoenix.
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Another challenge is sorting out how to deliver packages across international borders.
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Nor is it clear economists are capable of sorting out their disagreements.
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One table of four is already sorting out filters on their phones.
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One is the other economies in the world are we're sorting out.
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Sorting out the motives behind Hayden's capitulation presents something of a puzzle.
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Playing the starring role in sorting out her finances: A family office.
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These robots are sorting out packages faster than you can say delivery.
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But both sides agree on the importance of sorting out the claims.
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We eat the tamales, which are incredible, and start sorting out laundry.
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This evening is perfect for sorting out structure or responsibilities in your partnerships.
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Even so, sorting out compensation for mis-selling could be a messy affair.
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"That's one part of it that we are still sorting out," Eppeler says.
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Financially, Leo season finds you sorting out issues concerning debts, taxes, and inheritances.
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Yet one difficulty of dual leadership is sorting out who's actually in charge.
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Sorting out delivery is on many restaurants&apos to-do lists for 2020.
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They were my way of sorting out whether I had let Patrick down.
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It's just a question of getting dates to -- and sorting out the logistics.
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The case is still pending, and attorneys are sorting out the next steps.
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They want to take manufacturing sorting out of Excel and stick into its software.
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John Delaney — the DNC is also sorting out its role in securing fledgling campaigns.
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This time, you're sorting out truth from exaggeration, wishful thinking from the presently doable.
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Sorting out a financial issue and strengthening your home base is also a priority.
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Sorting out the different pillow fillsMemory foamShredded memory foamDownPolyesterBuckwheat hullsLatexWhat's your favorite sleeping position?
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As the moon opposes Venus and Mars, you're sorting out debts, taxes, and inheritances.
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This means Japan is a sort of trial run for sorting out this problem.
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Sorting out responsibilities with your partner is also a key aspect of the day.
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The first step, when it comes to Russia, is sorting out what actually happened.
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If you're having trouble sorting out your options, contact the local nursing-home ombudsman.
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"Sorting out the balance sheet and sorting out the enormous debt Carillion has, that will have to be (Davies') focus and if he can do that, then it will be a very good thing for the company," Liberum analyst Tom Musson told Reuters.
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Getting bought-out is exciting, but you'll need some help sorting out all the paperwork.
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What was needed was some sorting-out of the various Bachs and their mutual relationships.
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"There's a few things that need sorting out before we have that certainty," he added.
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And that means they may have to start sorting out which priorities they value most.
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The mixed-race origins of their families had also required a sorting out of identity.
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It's too early to say whether it will succeed in sorting out the NPA mess.
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Sorting out responsibilities with your partners is also a key thing to focus on now.
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Sorting out angry Americans talking tough from would-be terrorists is among their biggest challenges.
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What was needed was some sorting-out of the various Bachs and their mutual relationships.
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This is an important day for sorting out problems at home and with your family.
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Sorting out the real individual commenters from fake or automated accounts is far more tricky.
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The Sontagian camp gallery seems very much about sorting out camp, just like her essay.
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He was known to stand on his head when sorting out a thorny engineering challenge.
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But, while Tekashi's sorting out his legal mess ... you can catch Slim looking for popcorn.
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I made content calendars for myself, sorting out what was to be accomplished and when.
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Grindah: [Laughs] Yeah, people are moaning about immigrants, this one's actually sorting out their housing!
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Sorting out clothes to give away to our friend who does a lot of homeless outreach.
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But sorting out which are actually good deals — and which are just hype — can be tricky.
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Renata Ford alleges Doug approached her and suggested they eschew lawyers while sorting out Rob's estate.
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We are sorting out what the update entails and if the product is in the works.
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At the study site they set to work with quiet efficiency, sorting out ropes and carabiners.
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Being ready entails not just sorting out employee compensation, but also getting other things in order.
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He needed to finish sorting out the online course, and start working on his job applications.
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Compared with sorting out the Brexit mess, this week's scrap with anonymous civil servants provided relief.
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Mr Nyusi waffles about sorting out the mess with the banks involved in the loan scandal.
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Her first order of business, however, is sorting out the consequences of the BLP's electoral sweep.
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What's striking, however, is that essentially no progress has been made on sorting out the details.
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Airbus is unlikely to change its mind, and Boeing is busy sorting out its own problems.
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Sorting out the infrastructure of its tax system is far less glamorous but just as critical.
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Plot was important, don't get me wrong, but so was sorting out our slow-motion runs.
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They had no trouble sorting out truth from blarney when it comes to all things Irish.
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"So often, people just start planning without sorting out a budget," said AAA spokesperson Julie Hall.
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And we've got the Queen's 90th coming up, of course, so I'm sorting out a display.
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The province's Department of Municipal Affairs also plans to get involved in sorting out the mess.
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On an emotional level, the next month will be deep for sorting out self-esteem issues.
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But several factors could complicate the process beyond simply sorting out who offered the higher price.
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Until Wednesday, PG&E and its bondholders had competing plans for sorting out the company's finances.
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He has halted hiring for the time being while sorting out what the agency's needs are.
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The difficulty, as ever, is sorting out how much can be expected of any of us.
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Because honestly — truly — where did the industry go wrong in sorting out fashion's (apparently) most common conundrums?
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The deadline for sorting out the tax bills is in January, and Uncle Sam takes only cash.
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"Apart from the traveler's problems, we are also sorting out a number of partner problems," adds Trimis.
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You're sorting out big plans and trying to figure out what's most important for you to accomplish.
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N). The company also faces the complication of sorting out its connection to Softbank Group Corp (9984.
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Europeans and Asians are wise and rich guys; they should be sorting out their own security problems.
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Sorting out all the legal issues included in his mandate is complicated and will likely be nuanced.
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This is a key time for sorting out what you want in relationships (romantic and nonromantic alike).
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Adapting to new economic and political realities will take time, as will sorting out crucial security issues.
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In a bit more than two years, that sorting-out process would extinguish the Republic of Vietnam.
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Sorting out the races in the two leagues reveals that not all playoff chances are created equal.
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Sorting out facts, even if agreed upon, doesn't lead to common interpretation of what the facts mean.
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Today's energy is perfect for sorting out commitments and figuring out what your responsibilities to others are.
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So many times he had walked this street, searching for clues, sorting out matters in his head.
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Part of the messy necessity of democratic civil society is sorting out good ideas from bad ones.
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"Both political parties have some sorting out to do, and there's an urgency to this," he said.
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But he did, leaving a backlog of 1,100 open cases he never got around to sorting out.
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Scientists sorting out how these upper layers sort themselves out are rethinking their assumptions about how worlds work.
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The battle for Mosul is over, but the task of sorting out the dead is only just beginning.
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Learning that Google has been sorting out and storing our shopping habits — and we didn't even know it!
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Sweet Venus connects with serious Saturn, making this an important day for sorting out plans in your relationships.
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The robot dumped the rejected larger particles into the second sieve, sorting out anything larger than 0.04 inches.
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Financially, this will also bring a critical turning point around any taxes, debts, or inheritances you're sorting out.
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"I have so many things to do: sorting out clothes, toiletries ... and going to meetings," Fatima Alves said.
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Once the Senate passes the budget, two chambers will have to conference their bills, sorting out any differences.
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"Sorting out my problems dispelled the dark notions that had weighed on him after Paula died," Vincent explains.
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Companies are still in the process of sorting out what new challenges the headphone jack's death would bring.
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Mr. McClung, too, seemed resigned to sorting out a solution once he and his family arrived in Lyon.
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Voters say that sorting out the candidates is like taking a final exam when you haven't attended class.
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Take a deep breath and do nothing for several months, apart from sorting out your feelings, he said.
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You might even pick up a few new ones — degreasing the turbines, say, or sorting out molecular diffusion.
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Short of violence, politics is the only way we have of sorting out what needs to be sorted.
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We hadn't started a college-savings plan yet and needed help sorting out the bewildering array of options.
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Perhaps you're still sorting out, or have just started thinking about, what you'll wear on the holiday party circuit.
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It's particularly good at sorting out those relatively small but hugely annoying issues that other maintenance tools might miss.
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I wish I didn't go overseas," Francis continues while sorting out tactical vests and helmets, "I lost my leg.
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Sorting out the details could be confusing during this time, so don't expect to understand everything all at once.
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Marie Kondo's rise as a cultural icon shows there's big business to be had in sorting out a mess.
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But China seems to have little interest in sorting out the civil war just over the border in Syria.
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If she's not overseeing their cremation, she's bathing them, dressing them, doing their makeup, and sorting out their caskets.
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Sorting out the hell of a medium, or even long-distance journey by bus would drive most people mad.
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So there's no way you can pre-program a robot with the solution for sorting out your house, right?
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And while everyone is sorting out what that means, make sure you take a second and smell the commas.
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Sorting out scheduling issues is a major focus—changes are taking place around how you run your everyday life.
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The Wirecutter is sorting out the good deals from the bad, and highlighting them in a running Twitter feed.
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Much of the day-to-day work, though, is sorting out bank accounts, credit ratings, car insurance, technical problems.
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Facebook is sorting out unintentional clicks by discounting instances where a user bounces back after two seconds or less.
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Sorting out the water crisis at Atacama is complicated by a lack of data, but also a jurisdiction issue.
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Sorting out who pays for this one hotel room is not the problem; it's a symptom of something deeper.
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" He added, "It's a matter of sitting down at the table and sorting out any argument that they have.
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Thanks to various state-sponsored actors, we already have enough problems sorting out fact from fiction on social networks.
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Mr. Trump and his legal team were still sorting out who would mount his defense in the Senate chamber.
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"Why are you not with them in Parliament," the man asked, "sorting out the mess that you have created?"
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"The benefit of having broader notice vastly outweighed the inconvenience of sorting out 6,000 (fake) claims," von Loewenfeldt said.
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Analysts had warned against holding a second summit meeting without first sorting out the differences through working-level negotiations.
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These people move around a lot, it seems like there's a sorting out in the industry, of the talent.
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"Sorting out a rare event will take a lot of women," he said, and they must be followed for months.
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We were tottering on the verge of finally sorting out Britain's injunction problem once and for all—and then, bang.
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In the Philippines, Indonesia and Bangladesh, governments boast of sorting out their drug problem by executing drug users and sellers.
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As you know, he also managed to drop two singles and we're still sorting out the fall out from those.
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The former couple spent three days in negotiations sorting out the finances around their custody battle before submitting the settlement.
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A conference tasked with sorting out Algeria's political future is expected to be led by Lakhdar Brahimi, a veteran diplomat.
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You'll have then devoted some thought to sorting out your desires, not those the magazine ads tell you are yours.
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Sorting out balance sheet issues stemming from prolonged cheap oil could prove to be Wall Street's greatest challenge in 2016.
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And the while the leap to all-electric vehicles is coming, some automakers are still sorting out their hybrid strategy.
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The day was dominated by a 20-rider breakaway, but the critical sorting out did not come until the end.
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On that last score, Coats and his colleagues did indeed tell truth to power by sorting out fact from fantasy.
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Sorting out where their responsibility begins and ends will be complicated, he says, and may end up increasing their power.
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That is, sorting out how, when, and where to interfere very slightly with the system to obtain the desired result.
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Another poll, taken just after the president's announcement of the financial measures, suggested people were still sorting out their views.
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There are theories that they control the world and stuff, or are sorting out the world and giving people help.
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As for sorting out the rest of it, he was entirely on his own in those early years of repayment.
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In a San Francisco courtroom, a judge is sorting out the restructuring of the state's biggest utility, Pacific Gas & Electric.
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"Trump, Biden and Ukraine: Sorting Out the Accusations" The debate: When is impeaching the president the right thing to do?
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As of Friday, President Trump and his legal team were still sorting out who would defend him in the trial.
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We discussed sorting out how to deal with such a devastating loss, and what she imagines she will do next.
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Of course, predicting Mr. Trump's actions and sorting out who is up and down in his orbit is always fraught.
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The EU does not want to start talks on a future trade relationship before sorting out the terms of the divorce.
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So the movie stays engaging, even as the characters are sorting out why some safety precautions seem to have been skipped.
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Finley says engineers come across all kinds of things digging a tunnel including utility lines, aquifers and sorting out property rights.
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Eventually, Rogers became interested in letting the Lumines creator explore Tetris, sorting out a licensing deal that allowed development to begin.
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Sorting out exactly which waterways are subject to these pollution safeguards has been the subject of redefinition and litigation ever since.
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They defeat the purpose of the film, of course, but they can also be helpful in sorting out all the details.
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The idea of sorting out your contacts, and discovering new ones that are really helpful, has always been a complete nightmare.
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With Memories, Snapchat has entered a new era — and I suspect we'll be sorting out the implications for quite some time.
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"The party wants to take all the credit for sorting out society's problems," says Jing Jun of Tsinghua University in Beijing.
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At some stage in this whole process, however, the regulatory imperative of sorting out the LME's malfunctioning delivery system shifted gears.
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The art unnerved her, but so did seeing the First World museumgoers checking their phones and sorting out their evening plans.
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U.S. intelligence agencies are still sorting out how emails and documents from the Democratic National Committee made their way to WikiLeaks.
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Sorting out your needs now will ultimately make for a happier, brighter Aries season filled with connecting with your many partners.
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On that subject, Reuters reported today that Dell has "made progress" in sorting out the details of its huge debt offering.
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The year Damian was sorting out his green card, the BBC interviewed him for a story about the benefits of meditation.
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You're sorting out some complicated issues around your schedule, your work, and how you want to be spending your down time.
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Going forward, public commissions devoted to sorting out this quagmire should look to Maya Lin's Confluence Project in the Pacific Northwest.
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Mr. Pompeo has promised to spend the next several weeks in Washington sorting out the mess that Mr. Tillerson left behind.
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Finding meaning in the disease, and sorting out how to live with it, is up to each one of us — alone.
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The moon in practical earth sign Virgo finds you sorting out logistics and details, but working out finances is tricky today.
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Venus retrograde in Pisces will be major for sorting out issues concerning intimacy and figuring out how reciprocal your relationships are.
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YouTube is still sorting out deals with the big local affiliate groups elsewhere that will allow access to their live feeds.
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The family has a probate hearing in a Minneapolis court Monday to begin sorting out what will happen to the musician's estate.
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The shareholders' meeting is a key step in sorting out the reorganised firm's governance and formalising the 4 billion reais capital increase.
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Financial stability is a condition for work to begin on the second task: sorting out the mess in Italy's politics (see article).
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A psychologist aided Elsie in sorting out her inner life and also introduced her to other artists as part of her therapy.
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Passionate, hopeful, and full of energy, the Thirteenth Doctor has just started exploring galaxies and sorting out fair play throughout the universe.
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The shareholders' meeting is a key step in sorting out the reorganised firm's governance and formalising the 4 billion reais capital raise.
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While Chipotle was sorting out its food safety issues, customers found other restaurant options with healthy halos, including fast casual rival Panera.
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Cutting the vegetables really thin, taking the octopus suckles inside out, sorting out different kinds of starch that would work interestingly together.
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You're still sorting out how you want to go about things, so don't rush to make decisions—information is on the way.
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Fox needs to get into digital more but is currently preoccupied with sorting out its news division and completing the Sky deal.
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Both parties have used filibusters to block judicial nominees from the opposite party and sorting out who is guiltier can be difficult.
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"I was everything from the &aposscientist&apos creating the formulation to &aposfinance&apos sorting out funding, and everything in between," Bosch recalled.
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Some employers offer their workers help with sorting out repayment options through loan navigator tools from start-ups like Summer and Savi.
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And we could do all this, without burdening ourselves as we did in Iraq, with the task of sorting out Syria's future.
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But as with any newfangled tech thing, we're still sorting out the acceptable way to play Pokémon Go in the outside world.
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You will also be sorting out complicated financial issues, like inheritances, taxes, or debts, or the money you share with other people.
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" Anything is decryptable to McCarthy, who works like one of his bumper car (or "dodgem") jockeys, "nudging things along, sorting out blockages.
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While you are sorting out what approach works best for you, give yourself a break and have compassion for your overwrought thoughts.
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And the judicial branch is busy sorting out investigations and pleadings encircling Trump's associates and tied to Mueller's nearly year-long labors.
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They did it exactly because Caesar's style was so clear, efficiently sorting out Druids and Picts, always focussed on the main point.
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But part of sorting out the Reigns problem is getting rid of Brock Lesnar, who has distorting effects on the entire roster.
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In sorting out her situation, she met with the school's dean, Lorraine Branham, a longtime journalist and, like her, a black woman.
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A visitor from Mars—or, for that matter, Beijing or Washington—might see further integration as a prerequisite for sorting out such problems.
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To start, Sweet recommends extending your active-duty coverage temporarily through the Continued Health Care Benefit Program while sorting out your next move.
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Sorting out Prince's estate isn't going to be easy, and not just because he kept such a tight grip on his business matters.
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Pelosi will bear the ultimate responsibility for sorting out the range and order of Cohen's testimony amid the contending congressional priorities and egos.
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University of Oklahoma professor and Syria expert Joshua Landis had called this process the "great sorting out" of sectarian identities across the region.
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Financial issues you're sorting out with other people will also get addressed, as will more complicated emotional situations concerning intimacy or even death.
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Importantly, the White House expects Mr. Quarles, and not the next Fed chairman, to take the lead role in sorting out these questions.
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He told CNN he was frustrated by the delay in sorting out the claims to Manson's estate, and by the ensuing media coverage.
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Judge Rosenthal, the city and the plaintiffs are still sorting out a lingering question: how long the city should be under federal oversight.
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Most incumbents have refrained from going full bore on the campaign trail while the opposing party is sorting out its own nominating process.
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They say they believe that sorting out someone's risk tolerance is just one of three crucial steps in figuring a person's overall risk profile.
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The shareholders' meeting is a key step in sorting out the reorganized firm's governance and formalising the 4 billion reais ($964 million) capital increase.
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Cardinal George Pell, an Australian who has played an important role in sorting out the Vatican's finances, has also voiced sympathy for the protests.
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I phone my husband, who picked up my daughter and then took her to a Funko Pop shop rather than sorting out dinner – sigh.
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Scholze set himself the task of sorting out why this infinite wraparound construction makes so many problems about p-adic numbers and polynomials easier.
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Sorting out how to deal with mental disorders that sometimes don't show themselves until they erupt in bloodshed is a much more difficult task.
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The president also put sorting out the hot mess of immigration and border security in the already large portfolio Kushner is in charge of.
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Mark Meadows, who will chair the conservative House Freedom Caucus next Congress, said the GOP was still sorting out its plans on the issue.
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House conservatives have spent the past few days in closed-door meetings in New York sorting out their differences over the Republican legislative agenda.
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He would take a single bite from each plate, then move it to one side or the other, sorting out the things he liked.
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The real work of sorting out the department was given to Thomas Pyle, a lobbyist funded by the carbon-addled Koch Industries and ExxonMobil.
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Sorting out how medical conditions and medications may affect a woman's sexual response can be challenging, so working with an experienced practitioner is essential.
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If "The Clinton Affair" seeks an even retelling, "Slow Burn" snakes in and out of the narrative, teasing out themes and sorting out confusions.
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He said that he "may" meet with Mr. Putin when he travels to Paris and that his advisers were still sorting out the particulars.
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All that money, and one of the greatest performers I ever saw onstage didn't spend a little of it on sorting out his estate?
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The competing interests are colliding in a San Francisco courtroom where a judge is sorting out the restructuring of the utility, Pacific Gas & Electric.
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He sets aside plots of land and periodically samples them, sorting out all the species, even counting the number of males, females, and offspring.
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While we're still sorting out jet fuel, there's another plane travel impact we could cut back on rather easily, according to a new study.
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This is a wonderful time for healing any wounds, sorting out tricky financial issues, or building a more comfortable, solid home base for yourself.
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If a neural network is studying pictures, it might start by discovering the concept of "edges," sorting out all the edges from the non-edges.
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Some insurance companies Scagell advises are considering adding Irish-registered carriers to handle business in continental Europe while London is sorting out the Brexit terms.
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Modi offered to do the sorting out for his clients, saving them time and money as the cost of doing business in India was cheaper.
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Sorting out the division of assets and arranging for the custody and future care of children are always the hardest aspects of ending any marriage.
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The good old days of the Apple CEO and Google CEO sorting out their differences over casual coffee on a Palo Alto street are over.
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There may be some people who think that an aggressive interviewing style is fair game and a good way of sorting out the best candidates.
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For Malaysia's government, sorting out the scandal at 1MDB and prosecuting those behind it will be as much a diplomatic challenge as a legal one.
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If you then plan a meeting with balloons and party games, Miss Manners wishes you luck sorting out a mess entirely of your own making.
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While Q1 disappointed, the critical tests in our view remain demand elasticity in Q2 as lower priced M3 versions become available and sorting out logistics.
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But texts and emails uncovered by congressional investigators suggest there was some ambiguity in the classified information about sorting out the true intentions of Moscow.
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During a difficult period some years ago, I spent a lot of time there, meditating and thinking, praying and sorting out my attitudes and decisions.
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They're also about speed, and to that end benchmarking browsers can be a great way of sorting out the best one for your particular phone.
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Paul D. Clement, a lawyer for the bank, said American courts have no business sorting out the truth of accusations involving foreign parties and conduct.
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That's when you turn to a physical exfoliant, otherwise known as a scrub, to clear up all the buildup while sorting out dullness and uneven texture.
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Frances, who is still sorting out every part of her life, offers to pick up the dinner tab with a guy she asked out to dinner.
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Ashley Lenker White, executive director of the Planned Parenthood Pennsylvania Advocates PAC, said the organization is still sorting out which races it wants to play in.
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"We are still currently sorting out details but trying to make it work in her busy schedule!" a representative brightly told Kettering Borough Council on email.
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But look, if they can't be arsed to feed us proper food, I don't think there's much chance of them sorting out proper counselors and shit.
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But in sorting out the candidates' relatively narrow differences, the organization has a unique opportunity to highlight its leftist political agenda -- and test its electoral muscle.
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Rather, it would seem that sorting out Puerto Rico's present economic and financial mess would require a comprehensive approach that emphasized policies to spur economic growth.
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Making the task of sorting out the gender pay gap even more complicated, it's not as if preferences, norms and discrimination are independent of one another.
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Big emotions come up today as the moon in Virgo finds you sorting out your emotions concerning partnerships—not just romantic ones, but financial ones, too.
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And there was a lot of information plugged in there that I'm just sorting out now, like what do I believe, what do I not believe.
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So Democrats in Congress might benefit from sorting out the details sooner rather than later, lest they find themselves similarly flat-footed once they're in power.
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Whether you're negotiating deals at work, sorting out issues with your roommates, or making decisions with your partner, meeting halfway is what keeps us moving forward.
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I would like to see them trying to find an affordable flat to rent in London or sorting out a decent state school for their children.
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I knew I needed to get around to sorting out my finances, but every time I started looking I became overwhelmed with the options and procrastinated.
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Altogether, it's clear that Adams is trying to invite viewers into his headspace; it is a glimpse of the artist sorting out his religion, passion, and hobbies.
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Sorting out how much the Sanders plan costs, and what type of taxes can finance it, will be an even bigger challenge for this universal coverage proposal.
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"Europe is seven years behind the curve when it comes to sorting out the bad bank issues, which is why Europe hasn't recovered," ETX Capital's Rundle said.
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Companies like Uber and Airbnb are known to rapidly expand into new cities, breaching local taxation and employment rules, sorting out the details at a later time.
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The logic goes that the threat of being fashion policed to death was used to incentivise farmers to finish sorting out all their autumn wool before Christmas.
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After working to save him, they're left to try sorting out a mystery while separated by 20 years, complicated by the potential fallout from Raimy upsetting history.
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Collecting information about potential gigs or jobs is also favored at this time, as is working out a new wellness routine or sorting out a health issue.
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I have to move out in two weeks and am still sorting out the details, but right now, my main priority is getting my $246.40 deposit back.
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And then Angela remembered for no reason a lipstick she'd picked up from her mother's dressing table after she died, when they'd been sorting out the house.
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It would give me a release that other proven methods of sorting out your mental clutter wouldn't give me, like meditation and therapy and all that stuff.
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It certainly beats building a team, waiting to be assigned a product expert and a design team, sorting out the user flow and creating designs from scratch.
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And check out "The Rider," a feature by Chloé Zhao's, about a young rodeo cowboy sorting out his life in the wake of a career-threatening injury.
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"Police found six workers sorting out used face masks and ironing them before folding them in boxes to look like new, unused ones," The Nation Thailand reported.
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And Bertha Cardenas-Lomas, the head of the town's cemetery board, has been sorting out the onslaught of funerals so that not everyone is buried at once.
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Sorting out what is permitted on the platform and what is not, what is damaging and what is necessary, has been a gargantuan task for Facebook's leadership.
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Credit Suisse, which is leading the deal, is in the process of sorting out new terms after the initial October 11 commitment deadline passed, a source said.
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Passengers on one of the firm's delayed trains called out his move as a "cop-out" and that he was "legging it" rather than sorting out the mess.
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By spending a few extra seconds sorting out your emails you can build up a lengthy list of behind-the-scenes filters to manage your messages for you.
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While President Trump is sorting out details for his proposed border wall, Border Patrol agents are creating a "virtual wall" along the border, the New York Times reports.
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Venus connects with Uranus in Taurus and Mercury retrograde meets Mars in Leo on July 8, bringing you exciting social connections and finding you sorting out your budget.
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This is an exciting time to network and share ideas—but first, the eclipse in Leo finds you sorting out important issues concerning self-worth, creativity, and romance.
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It's a productive day for sorting out your feelings about some complicated, emotional stuff—which is good, because some very intense issues will be on the table today.
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The secret to public-health progress will not be in opposing all things tobacco, but in sorting out the good guys from the nefarious ones within the industry.
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And in a political era when every key phrase is relentlessly focus-grouped, it's clear that Clinton and her compatriots are still sorting out some of the details.
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Federal legalization would mean not just beating back the anti-weed lobby but also sorting out a number of issues around permitting, safety, taxes, and other logistical matters.
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More than five years after the fact, Sarah Nolan, Ms. Franck's 25-year-old daughter, is still sorting out the hurt and anger caused by her father's deceit.
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More than a decade after the mortgage crisis blew a hole in the United States economy, banks and prosecutors are still sorting out the tab for the damage.
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" Or: "There I was, just turned 22, still sorting out being gay, full of longings, including for a few friends sitting in the first row at this recital.
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Thanks to what sociologists call the "intergenerational transmission of advantage," family wealth and help play an oversized role in sorting out the economic prospects for the next generation.
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" Sorting out reality from myth in "The Gestapo," Frank McDonough, who has written several books on the Third Reich, promises a new "understanding of terror in Nazi society.
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But instead of taking delight at the comedy of their eventual sorting out, I spent most of the play taking cover, so relentless and assaultive were the jokes.
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Voters are quite capable of sorting out these matters if individual candidates can succeed only by giving them reasons why they should be included in a marking of preferences.
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An executive at one of Brazil's largest appliance firms said Amazon officials have pushed back launch estimates for the 1P program several times, citing difficulties in sorting out taxes.
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Apple is also sorting out new Create, Work, Play, and Develop categories showcasing featured applications under those headings (similar to how iOS breaks out Games into its own section).
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A potential hurdle for any e-commerce operator in this region is sorting out the various means of payments - cash-based and online - that are popular in individual countries.
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Also on Tuesday, Kensington Palace said in a briefing that the couple are still sorting out their Christmas plans and that they will be announced in the coming weeks.
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But Trump's wide lead will not insulate him from serious questions about his campaign infrastructure and strategy that it will now take the Granite State to begin sorting out.
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This is going to be an important period for you around figuring out how you want to make money, as well as for sorting out issues around self-esteem.
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Your ruling planet Venus connects with Saturn this morning, and while this isn't a romantic energy, it's a wonderful one for sorting out plans and commitments with your partners.
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The Panama documents included emails showing that the law firm and the banks had trouble sorting out who was responsible for discovering the identities of people behind shell companies.
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A video showing an army of tiny little yellow robots sorting out packages in a Chinese factory is the latest example of how automation is seeping into many industries.
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Sorting out which ones are which can be a slippery challenge, shaped by one's tolerance for dissonance, appreciation for the tension between spirit and action, and capacity for forgiveness.
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However, sorting out such a shift and potential measures to prevent erosion of the tax base — like a controversial global minimum tax — are likely to be left to Congress.
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Party officials announced that the results from the Iowa caucuses — the first statewide contest for the nomination — would be delayed, saying there were "inconsistencies" that they were sorting out.
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Most of the movement has involved undecided voters coming off the sidelines, and supporters of two disappeared Texas candidates (Beto O'Rourke and Julián Castro) sorting out their new preferences.
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"China will never interfere in the internal affairs of the United States, and we trust that the American people are capable of sorting out their own problems," Wang said.
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You've never seen Daniel Craig — as a famous private detective with a flawlessly overbaked Southern accent tasked with sorting out a whodunit — have more fun doing anything ever. 2.
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Within hours, officials from the SIPC, SEC, CFTC and the CME were with us as court-appointed fiduciaries sitting in Jon Corzine's former board room sorting out the details.
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" For Mr. Guirgis, "The mentoring process was about sorting out which demons are your friends, which you can use and run with, and which need day-to-day management.
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What I would be doing in parliament and with the British people is sorting out that political declaration and landing it so we can get out and move on.
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Figuring out that difference may well be the challenge in sorting out whether anyone will be accused of a crime for the contamination of the drinking water in Flint, Mich.
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Sorting out commitments in your relationships is a theme for you early this month, as the planet of time and responsibility, Saturn, ends its retrograde in Capricorn on September 6.
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This may seem like a narrow research goal, but sorting out what is just astrological background noise or human interference requires a lot of algorithmic power and technical know-how.
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Betina Goldstein, a pro manicurist responsible for some of the raddest looks on Instagram, shares her best tips for sorting out which nail shape may be right for you, ahead.
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The chaos doesn't end there, as forces within the government are highly skeptical of their new boss, while there's still the matter of sorting out who's responsible for what transpired.
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We had it all mic'd up in his top floor studio and I'm sitting there between takes while they're sorting out the mic-ing upstairs—and it's the warmest piano.
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The shareholders approved Eleazar de Carvalho to serve as new board chairman at the meeting, an important step in sorting out the reorganized firm's governance and formalizing the capital increase.
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Opposition parties called for a criminal investigation into the leak, with the main opposition Labor Party describing the Conservative government as chaotic and "incapable of sorting out their own crisis".
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Which is exactly why all of this is fundamentally worth sorting out, and why it will be such a shame if (or when) these hearings pass without any specific action.
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" "We've got our own issues and problems on the House side, so my energy should be spent sorting out our problems and not giving advice to the Senate on theirs.
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Sorting out competing accusations and nailing down what has transpired, as usual, has been difficult amid the fractured and suppressed communication network typical of the DRC and other developing countries.
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Floyd pioneered a kind of cookery show in which the viewer doesn't tune in with the hope of sorting out a few quick and easy teas for the next week.
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"Elastic" is sure to inspire someone to pick up where it leaves off, sorting out the neuroscientific understanding of elastic thinking using a scientific process that's worthy of the name.
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Part of this is simply sorting out whether, say, a new Sichuan restaurant in Queens is as good as, better than or different from all the other Sichuan restaurants nearby.
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A. The hundreds of chemicals that are extracted when coffee is brewed interact with one another, and with a person's taste buds in ways that scientists are still sorting out.
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Long after sorting out Mr. MacEachen's papers, that archivist, Gerald Butts, is now Mr. Trudeau's closest political adviser, effectively fulfilling the role Mr. MacEachen played for the elder Mr. Trudeau.
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"We're sorting out, obviously, a period with some tension there, trade tension and all, so we'll get to the bottom of it," Mattis said Wednesday when asked about the tensions.
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She said the U.N. Secretary-General's climate summit in September 2019 would focus in part on sorting out broader funding to ensure climate goals - and wider development aims - are met.
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We had this great list of other tunes that we were sorting out to fit in our release schedule, and then you get this elusively trance-y four-tracked bombshell.
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Thus, people and in this case, robots, are going through an "adjustment period" where they are sorting out how to share physical space within domains that have not previously included robots.
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Venus connects with Saturn at 11:58 PM, fostering a supportive vibe—it's not the best for kissing and cuddling, but it's great for discussing plans and sorting out your needs!
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In the coming months, American voters -- not to mention those of us who toil in the media -- need to do some serious sorting out of both his strengths and his weaknesses.
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Sorting out what powers repatriated from Brussels should go to the devolved administrations will be testing; the Scots say they might hold up the EU withdrawal bill, and Labour supports them.
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Even in Britain's baffling constitutional crisis over Brexit, nobody seriously expects the queen, who in theory dissolves Parliament and appoints prime ministers, to have a role in sorting out the mess.
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For healthy young people, the current target is much higher; anything below 160 mg/dL is considered safe—though heart experts are still sorting out the "ideal" numbers to shoot for.
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The former couple — who share daughters Sophie, 17, and twins Stella and Adeline, 14 — spent three days in negotiations sorting out the finances around their custody battle before submitting the settlement.
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Of the some 80,000 land claims lodged to date with the authorities less than half are being processed, hampered by red tape and difficulties in sorting out who has legal title.
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While sorting out security issues, he is also trying to sort out his recurrent dreams of a mysterious woman he seems to be having a fling with but knows nothing about.
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Relationships are also on your mind, and you're figuring out whose toothbrush you want to keep by your sink, sorting out whether you and your partners have harmonious routines and schedules.
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" She added, "It might take days or even longer to know the full Super Tuesday results, but they will be critical in sorting out who our nominee will be this year.
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What the objective is not is to dictate Syria's future or solve its problems, much less get into the weeds of sorting out Idlib's bad rebels from the more moderate ones.
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"Why are you not with them in parliament sorting out the mess that you have created," the man shouted as Johnson delivered a speech about giving more power to northern cities.
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It passed both the House and the Senate, but in different forms, and Republican leaders in both chambers are sorting out how to proceed before sending it to the governor's desk.
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Answering big questions often requires scientists and institutions to pool resources and data, whether the research involves detecting gravitational waves in deep space, or sorting out the genetics of brain development.
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Sorting out the details of a system will be a sometimes delicate balancing act, particularly between public health needs and the ambitions of the businesses that hope to prosper as growers.
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After days sorting out logistics, KHJN forked over $1,750 to fly the girl and her mother to a clinic in Maryland—since closed—as a last resort to obtain the procedure.
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Rodríguez and Fiallo kept stressing the importance of eliminating legal confusion and sorting out the status of the country's undocumented people, but the programs seem to be creating more confusion than clarity.
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Through the state's unexpectedly tough governor's primary between former CFPB head Richard Cordray and former presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich, Democrats have been sorting out exactly how progressive the party's nominee should be.
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It's therefore time to start sorting out the garden, before it's too late and you're left with an overgrown mess than nobody is going to want to spend an afternoon relaxing in.
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Also on this day, chatty Mercury will sextile (one of the most helpful astrological aspects) genius Uranus, which will be great for sorting out details and finding creative solutions to annoying problems.
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Some emails are of admitted interest to someone who wanted to see how the DNC works — vetting applicants for meet-and-greets with the President, for instance, or sorting out problematic donations.
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It's back to the future (er, present) this week on Grey's, and we start where we left off last week, with Amelia (Caterina Scorsone) and Owen (Kevin McKidd) sorting out their divorce.
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She was the head of the allergy department at a regional hospital in the suburbs of Sydney, Australia, and had a reputation among her colleagues for sorting out mysterious episodes of anaphylaxis.
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Mostly, it's a guide about sorting out legit priorities from the wedding industry's diamond-studded nonsense by offering some much-needed real talk about the absurdities brides face when planning a wedding.
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Part of your journey during this Mercury retrograde is sorting out how you want to be seen by the world, and this combination will help you gage what your current reputation is.
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Washington (CNN)Even as British police were still sorting out exactly what had happened in the London Underground on Friday morning, President Donald Trump was using the incident to prove a point.
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He said Kurdish authorities were sorting out which detainees were actual combatants and which were local civilians pressed by the Islamic State into administrative or medical jobs, and could be safely released.
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"But that kind of very simple approach isn't very good at sorting out the complexity" of how those lost populations interacted, said John Hawks, a paleoanthropologist at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
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RG: Mr President, last time I asked you for an interview it was about twenty years ago and you were too busy sorting out the problems of Northern Ireland to see me.
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"Japan and the U.S. have been sorting out points of discussion over trade issues and those points are clarifying but we need to continue ministerial talks," Motegi told reporters after the meeting.
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We do make our own decision whether things are inside the single market or not, we are discussing that with the European side and we have a mechanism of sorting out these issues.
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Alabama Republicans now find themselves sorting out complicated feelings about Trump and Sessions: Can they pull the lever both for their hero president and for the former attorney general who let him down?
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During his conversation with CNBC's Mike Santoli, the prominent money manager explained how he scores big gains during earnings season by sorting out companies with true fundamental strength from those masking weak results.
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While Hannah's spiritual awakening begins in earnest, Marnie and Desi are sorting out the remains of their marriage, arguing over returning their registry and his therapeutic companion that is definitely not his girlfriend.
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"We were basically totally 100 percent committed to SideOneDummy and the paperwork was in the final stages of getting squared up, just sorting out all the fine print," guitarist Eric Butler tells Noisey.
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"They're still sorting out who's in charge, who's going to take the lead," said William Hoagland, a longtime Senate Republican aide who worked on the last successful comprehensive tax reform effort in 1986.
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The star tweeted that she's doing well, working on sorting out what led to the controversy and watching a new Malcolm X documentary directed by her friend and former campaign manager Thomas Muhammad.
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Japan and South Korea did not import any Iranian crude that month because they were still sorting out payment and shipping issues, but the countries have resumed oil lifting from Iran this month.
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That's all to say that perhaps while Kinder has been busy sorting out distribution and choking issues and tinkering with R&D, quality control of the toys may have fallen by the wayside.
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"They basically [do] the work of sorting out the bakery goods and not giving them as a contribution to the food bank," she said, adding that the many retailers have been really amenable.
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Finally, Roberts said, he's anticipating a sorting out of the startups in the Medicare Advantage market, the private part of the federal Medicare program that covers healthcare expenses for seniors 65 and older.
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Big tent, big troubles The most recent spending deal on Capitol Hill provided an early window into the challenge that lies ahead in sorting out a landscape of disparate and often competing interests.
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A conference committee comprised of House and Senate members is charged with sorting out differences between the two plans in hopes of sending a compromise package to the White House by year's end.
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If you want to get something done, such as running a sophisticated test for a viral infection on millions of people and sorting out how to treat the ill, you need a bureaucracy.
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Today's new moon in Gemini opens new doors for success and your career, Virgo, but you're sorting out issues in your relationships and at home as the moon squares Neptune and opposes Jupiter.
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Brexit did not for once dominate the meeting of EU leaders largely focussed on sorting out the top jobs at EU institutions, but the leaders did hold a short exchange on the topic.
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However, the feature could also trickle out bit by bit via carrier-specific updates; per the Verge, AT&T and T-Mobile are still sorting out bugs with an unclear timeframe for a resolution.
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He purged the cabinet of more than a dozen of Mr Zuma's allies and replaced them with grown-ups such as Pravin Gordhan, a former finance minister now charged with sorting out the SOEs.
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President-elect Tsai Ing-wen, who won election last month, said there needed to be a "general sorting out" of old buildings to make sure they were able to cope with disasters like earthquakes.
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Of the 80,000 land claims lodged so far with the government authorities less than half are currently being processed, hampered by bureaucratic red tape and sorting out who legally owns disputed and abandoned land.
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A fun, bright energy flows as Venus connects with Mars on May 14, helping to keep the atmosphere light during what could be a very profound period for deepening connections and sorting out responsibilities.
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After sorting out the best of the bunch, the producers then narrow down that group to arrive at a mix that represents a range of ages, races and professions from different parts of Britain.
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With Democrats firmly in control of the state government, it seems like that would be easy, but other liberal states have had significant trouble sorting out exactly what legal weed looks like in practice.
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He said differences with his coaches prompted him to leave Illinois State after his freshman season, and he spent last season at Midland College, a community college in Texas, sorting out his next move.
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The website offers free checklists for users who need to plan a funeral, help dealing with logistics that follow a funeral, or assistance sorting out their last wishes in advance of their own death.
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While the U.K. remains our English-speaking cousin, it will be sorting out Brexit complications for years, and is under threat from its radical left-wing, anti-American Labor Party led by Jeremy Corbin.
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Gavin Newsom and legislative leaders have expressed interest in establishing a wildfire fund and streamlining the process of sorting out costs after a fire, according to a May 29 statement from the governor's office.
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Kamala Harris and Joe Biden aren't done sorting out the fallout from her lightning rod moment at last week's Democratic debate, when the senator criticized the former vice president for his record on school busing.
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Gomminginger and his colleagues are responsible for organizing team travel, sorting out hotels, and, when a new player arrives, registering him with the Football Association and getting him eligible to play as soon as possible.
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Mercury connects with Saturn, the planet of commitments and boundaries, on April 220, finding you sorting out school and travel, and on an emotional level, inspiring you to think about what's really working for you.
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In their sixth week of business, they are still working on sorting out the logistics of their unusual business model: building inventory, buying nametags, and trying to find new places to stop throughout the city.
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Trump has a chance of improving relations with Vladimir Putin, maybe by giving the Russian president a big role in sorting out the Middle East, where the absence of American leadership has created a vacuum.
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But while experts are still sorting out who stole the data and how, the new exploits have also left companies like Cisco, Fortinet, and Juniper scrambling to fix the newly published attacks against their systems.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - When you dump out your shoe box full of receipts on the kitchen table to do your taxes, sorting out what is deductible and what is not can be the biggest puzzle.
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Instead, Pardo has spent his time hiring new staff — among them former Nexon America CEO Min Kim — and dealing with the more boring aspects of founding a company, like sorting out payroll and health benefits.
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Courts have long played a role in sorting out messy policy fights, but legal experts who spoke to The Hill believe the growing polarization in Washington has increasingly thrust the courts into the political realm.
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Anyway, the brothers run some of the biggest TV and film content businesses in the world, but like a lot of people at Sun Valley, they're still sorting out how to deal with the internet.
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"This is impressive work, and they do a good job sorting out causality," said Erik Brynjolfsson, director of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Initiative on the Digital Economy, who was not involved in the research.
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For decades, South Carolina played the role of sorting out candidates aligned with the leadership of the national Republican Party, catapulting the winner of every primary here since 1980 to the presidential nomination, with one exception.
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It's going to take a little sorting out but when it does arrive and music is once again more pleasing to your brain and nervous system, we'll see music re-assert itself in popular prominent culture.
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And around the train station we bought four other properties and we're working with the city and we're in the process now of talking to strategic partners to join us in sorting out that very problem.
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Still, sorting out which speech "incentivize[s] a purchase or sale of goods or services" or seeks to "influence a vote in an election" will be very difficult, and seems likely to result in government overreach.
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Some customers are reporting that their pre-orders have been canceled — reportedly due to an error with the company handling order fulfillment, Digital River — causing them to spend hours on customer service sorting out the issue.
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New Jersey kids who Google local lore and stumble across Matheny's game are more likely to take a Blair Witch-style trip into the woods looking for spooky kicks than spend years sorting out the details.
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A viral video showing an army of little orange robots sorting out packages in a warehouse in eastern China is the latest example of how machines are increasingly taking over menial factory work on the mainland.
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Understanding your 401(k) fees can take work, but it is far easier than sorting out the advice you may receive — and the related fees — when you are thinking of moving out of a 401(k).
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"The prime minister was speaking at an event in Rotheram, in the north of England, when a man in the audience shouted: "Why are you not with them in parliament sorting out the mess you created?
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To be sorting out one of these compositions, there's sort of a sweet spot where what I've arrived at doesn't feel recognizable and I start to have my doubts about whether anyone will like it anymore.
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You're already doing the most important thing one can do when sorting out how to deal with an unpleasant boss or colleague: You've made the effort to figure out why this person is such a drag.
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Here are a few that I have found useful: — Tech columnist Brian X. Chen who, like me, is a longtime work-at-home type, offers advice for newcomers when it comes to sorting out technical issues.
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Here are a few that I have found useful: — Tech columnist Brian X. Chen who, like me, is a longtime work-at-home type, offers advice for newcomers when it comes to sorting out technical issues.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A bipartisan trio of U.S. senators said on Tuesday they planned to introduce legislation to remove regulatory roadblocks to the introduction of self-driving cars, including sorting out conflicts between state and federal rules.
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In a sign that Mr. Duterte hoped to defuse the controversy, his spokesman, Harry Roque, said the government had created a panel to reach out to the Catholic Church in hopes of sorting out their differences.
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Crude prices were posting slight gains on Tuesday after OPEC agreed on a long-term strategy, which was seen as a signal that the group was reaching a consensus on sorting out its output levels; Reuters reported.
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The researchers initially isolated the material with scotch tape, but that's not scalable, so companies now produce it by depositing carbon atoms as a film or by slicing up graphite and sorting out the pieces by thickness.
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But the 2316-year-old&aposs plans have stirred up unease among Turkish Cypriots over what would happen if more Greek Cypriots are given back their land without a peace deal sorting out the complex property issue.
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In the final hour, David and his father (a humble telepath named Charles Xavier) face off against two Farouks from different points in time, physically fighting in the mental space and eventually, uh...sorting out their differences.
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Major hurdles to Boeing's vision of "low-stress" mobility - as it is called in the company's marketing materials - include sorting out numerous critical safety and regulatory issues to meld traditional roadway traffic with fleets of flying cars.
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Cardin told reporters that a consensus hadn't been reached yet and members are still sorting out provisions from different bills that have already been introduced this year, including two by Cardin, who teamed up with Republican Sens.
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The Halal Snack Pack Appreciation Society Facebook page, which boasts 170,000 members, is a hive of satire, as well as a forum for sorting out which snack packs are "halal" or "haram" (read: tasty or no good).
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But the uniform swaps reflect the chaos and confusion in sorting out what was going on in Benghazi, and whether American forces should arrive identifiable as United States military personnel or be less noticeable in civilian clothes.
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ANONYMOUS First, an objection: When I needed help sorting out a kink in my mother's estate, I consulted her (older) accountant, who was sharper than me, the estate lawyer and the horses we rode in on — combined.
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Taking a good inventory of emissions, ensuring the cap is set at a level that will actually spur a reduction in carbon dioxide and sorting out emissions allocations are all complex tasks that take time, she said.
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Or, if you have a handle on what went down in Wind Gap but you're still sorting out your feelings, this selection of essential (and spoiler-filled) interviews, recaps and essays should help you work through it.
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Because if Three-eyed Bran ever gets around to sorting out the many ways Littlefinger has betrayed the Starks, it could be just the thing to get the sisters more firmly back on the same side again.
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Thanks to the week off, the 49ers (13-3) should have Dee Ford (hamstring) back at edge rusher, thus sorting out the rotation on their defensive line, and Jaquiski Tartt (rib) back at safety, fortifying their secondary.
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Libra season finds you sorting out your finances and reflecting on your material stuff—you tend to be a minimalist, so it's a fantastic time to sort through your goods and sell what you no longer need.
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Kimberly (Naomi Scott), the Pink Ranger, is a guilt-ridden former mean girl; the sullen Trini (Becky G), Yellow, is sorting out her sexual orientation; Zack (Ludi Lin), Black, tends his ailing mother in a mobile home.
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The total number of social media accounts may be several times that, making the task of sorting out people (and their braver/sassier/sexier online alter-egos) from commercial, political, and general trolling accounts a gargantuan technical challenge.
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Rich and poor countries alike are tasked with creating sustainable and inclusive cities by 2030 under global development goals agreed in 2015 - and sorting out how cities are fed is a crucial part of that challenge, experts say.
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"This is seriously harsh conditions and that's why we need much more permanent solutions in terms of shelter, in terms of the health services and the access to food, and sorting out issues around safe water," he said.
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The moon enters Virgo this morning and lights up the home and family sector of your chart, finding you connecting with your loved ones, and on an emotional level, sorting out your feelings about privacy, boundaries, and safety.
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"We had very much counted on it being a significant step in sorting out the situation on the Korean Peninsula and that it would be the beginning of the process of denuclearizing the whole Korean Peninsula," Putin continued.
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Companies were upbeat about the prospects for sorting out Japan's fiscal woes, with three-quarters of respondents saying it was possible to rein in public debt, while 69 percent called for setting a target for a balanced budget.
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It wasn't always clear whom Clinton was defending; because Hillary's voice in her husband's Administration was both strong and unofficial, sorting out the credit and the blame can, at times, require a thorough mastery of nineties-era minutiae.
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When we're trying to figure out one another while also sorting out our own beliefs about right, wrong, belief, doubt, and the transcendent, it looks, from 2016, like we've decided the screen is a decent place to start.
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That trend would prove both costly for cloud data giants and difficult, upending the established model of cloud data storage that optimizes for efficiency rather than carefully sorting out what data is stored within the borders of which country.
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His staff all get to spend time on different sections to create a sense of community and involvement in the restaurant, so you might find a sommelier doing morning prep, or a line cook sorting out the flower decorations.
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Ahn said she practiced Monday afternoon with the Taiwanese player Hsieh Su-wei before attending a WTA council meeting aimed at sorting out the effect of the tournament's cancellation on matters like players' ranking points and prize money distribution.
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"We need the government to stop messing about and get on with sorting out our long-term future on the basis that will allow us to strike up a harmonious relationship with our EU partners going forward," she said.
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" Defense Secretary James Mattis, asked about the recent tensions with Beijing at the Pentagon on Wednesday, said "we're sorting out obviously a period with some tension there, trade tension and all, so we'll get to the bottom of it.
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A number of investors in Puerto Rican debt have made their presence known in Washington, as competing interests push for the best position possible when it comes to sorting out who gets paid from Puerto Rico's small revenue supply.
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But sorting out exactly when the different palindromes would fall in the various date formats is the kind of exercise that will give you a headache, so we'll just stop there and let you enjoy the day and week.
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Five hundred years later, we're still grappling with the same questions of authenticity and reproduction; sorting out what makes something "an original" and what makes "a copy" isn't any simpler or more straightforward now than in the early Renaissance.
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She's a bantamweight who stepped in to a 145-pound main event because the UFC grew tired of Justino turning down fights because of lack of time to prepare, and because she was sorting out a drug-testing issue.
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Minimalist repetition turns into pop certitude, and the arrangements — sorting out the many tracks Mr. Curtis recorded — set aside the buzzy, abrasive keyboard tones of the group's 2012 album, "Ghostory," for a sonic vocabulary of reverberation and depth, of optimistic promise.
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There are a number of things to get out of the way before you can jet off to your destination: Packing your bags, sorting out your visa application, and setting up your out of office message, to name a few.
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This isn't nearly as clear as net neutrality I'm still talking to a bunch of people and sorting out my thoughts, but from the conversations I've already had, the broad outlines of what's going on are pretty clear — and pretty fascinating.
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The proud Utahan – who was sorting out visas for his family to return home – recently wrote that "This jail is filled with lots of innocent people that have been here for many years, which terrifies me knowing that we are innocent".
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Just like in Los Angeles and New York, the best bang for your buck comes from known resellers like Buffalo Exchange, Crossroads, and Wasteland, where all the hard work of sorting out JINCO jeans from APC is done well in advance.
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I watch her sorting out the business of becoming a woman, absorbing the world's messages about what that means, looking at herself through the lens of media, celebrity, and yes, her mother, too, and wondering to herself how she measures up.
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Analysts say the A400M was one of the first major defense projects to contain a fixed price but failed to get rid of bloated requirements, putting Airbus repeatedly on collision course with buyers over the bill for sorting out problems.
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And any delay could complicate efforts for a second summit meeting between Mr. Kim and President Trump, though some analysts say that Mr. Kim may see no incentive to meet Mr. Moon before sorting out his differences with Mr. Trump.
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Receive a summonsIf the IRS is having trouble sorting out the taxes you owe, you could get a summons — that's a legal requirement to appear — to meet with an IRS officer, and bring appropriate records, documents, and possibly even testify.
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Then, while the academy was still sorting out the ballot issue, 21999 Oscars were stolen off a delivery truck in a crime, if not of passion, of easy opportunity for two men who worked for the Roadway Express transportation company.
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The FIA and the stewards came to the conclusion, however, that while some of that conversation was indeed okay in sorting out a 'critical' problem, the second part of the instructions went too far in helping Rosberg drive the car.
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In your career and public life, you're being very independent and even tough, but you have sensitivities, too, and sorting out situations at home so that you can have a more comforting retreat from the world is key at this time.
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Well, they did what scientists often do when they want to start sorting out the effects of biology versus the environment: they look at people who were adopted as children and compare how similar they are to both their biological and adopted relatives.
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The arbitrator in Hong Kong that's sorting out the company's fight with its main investor ruled against a motion from Faraday Future to loosen the grip that the backer, Chinese real estate conglomerate Evergrande, has on the startup's intellectual property and assets.
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Sorting out the mine's potentially negative impacts is anything but simple, and many local residents, along with Native American and environmental groups, say Resolution is exactly the kind of development that cries out for intense public scrutiny - no matter how long it takes.
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There's no mention of these phones being 5G-enabled—which is no great surprise, as Apple has spent much of its time lately bogged down sorting out issues with manufacturers Qualcomm and Intel, and wasn't expected to announce a 5G iPhone anyways.
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In the context of the larger manifesto, it's a giant distraction, because anyone who doesn't recognize it has to waste time sorting out what's true and what's false — some early media reports were duped into reporting that the shooter had military experience.
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Related: We're a Long Way From Earthquake Predictions President-elect Tsai Ing-wen, who won election last month, said there needed to be a "general sorting out" of old buildings to make sure they were able to cope with disasters like earthquakes.
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"China is currently sorting out fisheries subsidies and will carry out research based on the results of and the progress made in relevant work," China said in its latest written response to U.S. questions on subsidies, published by the WTO on Monday.
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Franchisees who operate most U.S. McDonald's restaurants will be tasked with sorting out the human elements of mobile ordering - namely how to best adjust kitchen layouts, work flows and staffing, said Richard Adams, a former McDonald's franchisee who now advises McDonald's restaurant operators.
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Think of it as the cost of being right: the mental and emotional energy that goes into sorting out what's wrong with this gift system, determining a more suitable alternative, defending your views, worrying about what your peers think, and so on.
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He chooses to spend time with her when he could be sorting out troop movements, perusing battle plans or seeking counsel from his top lieutenant (a slight that Roose Bolton doesn't forget, and which leads to his participation in the Red Wedding).
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The fact is that Republican strategists need to be thinking about triage at this point, sorting out which incumbents are likely to be able to survive without much outside help, which are lost causes, and which can still be saved with sufficient help.
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A later episode, "Being Bow-Racial," not only featured a biracial character acknowledging being biracial but also talking about it, trying to understand what it means and how it's affected her life, and sorting out the complexities that make her who she is.
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It turns out that the National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC), which coordinates police forces across the country for things like setting standards, and sorting out a response to national emergencies, had given guidance to all of the forces Motherboard contacted on how to respond.
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Image: TeamweekSome of the project overview features just don't apply for personal and family use, but for big jobs where you need those extra planning tools—extensive DIY work, getting the family away on vacation, sorting out a mounting workload—they can come in useful.
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After an unexpectedly raw presidential primary and Hillary Clinton's stunning defeat, Democrats are still sorting out the party's ideological and organizational direction, on everything from whether supporting abortion rights should be a candidate requirement to whether white-working-class voters or suburbanites should be targeted.
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Moreover, it is meant to cover mainly administrative issues such as sorting out pensions, relocating EU agencies based in Britain and safeguarding multi-year projects (the Treasury has promised recipients of EU money that it will guarantee their funds, including paying farm subsidies until 2020).
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The public can grasp the destructive power of nuclear weapons in a way they will never understand the utterly corrosive power of the internet to civilized society, when there is no reliable mechanism for sorting out what people can believe to be true or false.
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This is going to be a majorly intense time in your life and relationships, as you'll be processing deep and complicated emotions and sorting out your values around intimacy, working through grief, and managing issues concerning complex financial issues, like debts, taxes, and inheritances.
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The group of Central American migrants trekking toward the U.S. southern border intends to stop and rest for at least a day in southern Mexico starting Wednesday while sorting out how to best traverse the remaining 900 miles of their journey, The Associated Press reported.
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More famous is the discovery of penicillin in 1928, discovered when Alexander Fleming was sorting out his Petri dishes after a holiday and saw a blob of mold had grown with a clear zone surrounding it, later found to be a strain of Penicillium notatum.
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For the Russians, Mr. Libicki said, cyberespionage and weaponry are part of a larger strategy of information warfare and a blitz of propaganda that makes sorting out fact from fiction — say, the causes of the Malaysia Airlines crash in Ukraine — all the more difficult.
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The sun connects with Pluto and squares off with Jupiter on March 13, which will be productive and busy—lots of communication is in the air and you're sorting out which responsibilities are the most important, especially with this Mercury retrograde messing with your schedule.
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" As she slices ramp leaves into thin ribbons, Raij recalls one of her own early gardening experiences: "I remember sorting out seeds in my class in second grade, and there was nothing left to pick from when it got to me, so I got zucchini.
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But without the existential drama of the hospital bed, what value is there in our sorting out the loyalties of the two brothers who became doctors, the two girls who became liberals, the ones who kept their faith and the ones who let it lapse?
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Since getting engaged, Mr. Rosen and Ms. Safon have planned many details of their upcoming wedding — they'll be married on June 3, 2018 at the Loeb Boathouse in Central Park — but are still sorting out the ways in which they'll get their friends involved.
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"We do believe that the fighting going on is just another proof of the importance to get a serious political process under way that can help sorting out the problems in all of Syria, including in the northeast and obviously also Idlib," he said.
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Terminal, a San Francisco-based startup and platform that lets companies build out remote engineering teams in international locations, and then helps with the wider practicalities that include finding workspace and sorting out benefits, is today announcing that it has raised $17 million in funding.
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Gift a Journy Gift Card, from $50 Between the mad rush of graduating, moving out of their college apartment, and sorting out their post-grad plans, it can be difficult and stressful to plan out their trip in as much detail as they'd like.
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Because Schneider — who is also a chart-topping country music star — is still sorting out the details of his five-year-long divorce with estranged wife Elvira "Elly" Schneider, the couple wed "before God" and plan to make their marriage legal once that split is finalized.
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One of these men—most likely Salman—is going to have the pleasure of presiding over perhaps the most politically significant World Cup in history, sorting out the 2022 mess, cleaning up a massively corrupt organization, and dealing with any other annoyances that come his way.
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He is at his best in a quieter voice, sorting out why the police cannot simply swoop into a favela and arrest Mr. Big, and how street lookouts work and, especially, how a smart young Brazilian with a sick baby could transform himself into a crime lord.
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Because the Syfy show essentially joins the story in the middle, there's a similar sense of playing catch-up throughout, starting with sorting out what an "L-1" level empath can do, and exactly why the crew members are so nervous about having one among them.
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He added: "In Russia, we took this news with regret, because we had very much counted on it being a significant step in sorting out the situation on the Korean peninsula and that it would be the beginning of the process of denuclearizing the whole Korean Peninsula."
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But they achieved a degree of fame beyond this clubby realm as the family that inspired "The Philadelphia Story," the play and movie starring Katharine Hepburn as Tracy Lord, an irrepressible society girl (and proto-feminist) sorting out romantic entanglements on the eve of her wedding.
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As United States officials were sorting out the final details for Mr. Trump's summit meeting with Mr. Kim, a top United Nations expert on human rights in North Korea urged Mr. Kim to start freeing prisoners under a general amnesty ahead of the meeting next week.
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While consistency conditions still aren't much help for sorting out complicated nuclear particle dynamics, the bootstrap is proving to be a powerful tool for understanding more symmetric, perfect theories that, according to experts, serve as "signposts" or "building blocks" in the space of all possible quantum field theories.
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While the coroner's office was sorting out the victims' identities on Sunday, a social media movement began to take hold in Canada and elsewhere as people left hockey sticks at the front doors of their houses as a memorial to the players, and then posted photos of them online.
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Manufacturers have been experimenting with this sort of flexible interface for years (just look at this Nokia prototype from 2011), and while it does seem that the technology is improving, sorting out exactly when and where it will be useful for consumers is still going to take some work.
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To do this, Apple's voice recognition team pulled local search results from Apple Maps, sorting out the "places of interest" — you (or an algorithm) can spot these, because people refer to them in certain ways, like "where is the nearest…" and "directions to…" and that sort of thing.
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Hard for me to see how our foreign policies have made much progress in fighting terrorism, sorting out Syria, stabilizing the deteriorating Middle East, checking Chinese adventurism in the South China Sea, mitigating the rise of Putinism, or adjusting to the slo-mo collapse of the European Union.
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The nature of these conflicts varies, but Woolley recalled sorting out an instance of voter fraud where a single Talossan was acting out multiple identities on the internet so that he could try to swing Talossan elections as an example of a particularly stressful time as King of Talossa.
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Charles Rettig, the I.R.S. commissioner, under questioning by Democrats in another House hearing room, did his best to avoid divulging internal deliberations over Mr. Neal's request, but said that he and the I.R.S. general counsel had been "interactive" with the Treasury Department in sorting out how to respond.
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All of this—determining who gets federal recognition and sorting out histories that were often scrambled by colonization—plays out in the political theater, with tribes leaning on members of Congress and the Department of the Interior to help them protect both their cultural identity and their financial interests.
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Florida officials are still sorting out who is to blame for the death of residents this week when the facility's air conditioning stopped working, but the nursing home in question — the Rehabilitation Center at Hollywood Hills — had a federal rating of two stars (out of a possible five).
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Bruce Marder, a child of Beverly Hills whose parents are hoping he'll come home from his backpacking hegira and go to dental school, is lying in a Volkwsagen van on a Moroccan beach, sorting out his career options with a popular decision-making tool of that era, LSD.
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I was working in a garden center, sorting out trees for customers over the Christmas season, and I served a really rude dude with a BMW who was snapping his fingers at me and talking on his phone, while demanding that I cut his tree in a very specific way.
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Whatever you cook, this weekend may also be a good one to take a run at an autumnal sorting-out of your kitchen, which either you've been using a lot throughout the summer for pies and preserves, or not at all because you've been out back almost exclusively using the grill.
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Vitaliy V. Kasko, a prominent Kiev lawyer who defended protesters pro bono during the Maidan revolution, was appointed director of the internal affairs bureau in the prosecutor's office, the General Inspectorate, with the task of sorting out why the incumbent prosecutors had shown no interest in pursuing obvious corruption cases.
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Local health departments are also sorting out their approach to fight Zika.. "If it's going to happen, I think it will happen in the warmer months, likely in April and May," said Dr. Peter Hotez, dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston.
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"I think students will probably benefit much more from actually building the device, learning to code an Arduino, sorting out how to make it talk to a LiDAR unit, and building audio and charging circuits to make it all work than they will from wearing dolphin SONAR glasses," he added.
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Rather, it's just a friendly recommendation of a few immersive audio worlds within which to lose yourself, be that while fighting through a brimming inbox, finally sorting out all that spread sheet admin, or simply taking a break from it all with a cup of tea and a couple of ginger snaps.
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A new department of up to 1,000 staff may reassure the public that something is being done but, as the Institute for Government, a think-tank, points out, it will bog down mandarins at a time when there is more important work to be done than sorting out new e-mail addresses.
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Tyrannies seem to be on the march; this may reflect a yearning for something outside ourselves, something to relieve us of the burden of fashioning our own plotlines out of the thin air of our lives, or of sorting out the competing stories that increasingly are falling on us like a poisoned rain.
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J.C. "Appetite for Destruction: Locked N' Loaded Edition" (21985 CDs, 280 Blu-ray, 7 12-inch LPs, 7 7-inch LPs, hardcover book, assorted ephemera) (Geffen/UMe) In a 1986 demo session at Sound City studios in Los Angeles, Guns N' Roses was still sorting out how to be Guns N' Roses.
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Warren's gripes are the latest in a simmering discontent among many on the left, who fear that board's primary concern will be sorting out the raft of competing financial stakes in the island's debt across a host of powerful investors, rather than providing relief to the debt-stricken island and its 85033 million residents.
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Barnier this week acknowledged "sensitivity" in London at EU suggestions that Britain might owe it some 60 billion euros in 2019 and said sorting out the issue soon would help a trade deal: "I would like to very quickly play down this question, and find concrete, pragmatic and just solutions," he said on Monday.
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You'll especially feel this play out in your intimate relationships, whether you're having sex with someone or sorting out a delicate financial or emotional situation with them, everyone will feel a strong need to express themselves—and it may happen in a way that's too hasty or aggressive for Mercury in sweet, charming Libra's taste.
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Indeed, the likes of France's Emmanuel Macron and Germany's Angela Merkel are eager to stress that such problems as economic reforms, fixing the euro and sorting out the allocation of refugees are far more important than Brexit, which they see largely as an act of self-harm that the British are going to have to live with.
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Poll: Trump, Clinton dominate head of Pennsylvania primary The state's rules could make for a chaotic process of sorting out who's really won the state -- and nothing will be certain until the first ballot at the Republican National Convention, anyway, since all 54 of Tuesday night's delegate slot winners will be free to change their minds at any moment.
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Those episodes are much better when they're devoted to the rest of the crew sorting out their issues after being forced into gladiatorial combat, or when Reed is using the new setting to get meta with "space phrasing," the show's attempt to bring back the constant callouts of innuendo-laced dialogue that were a staple of the early seasons.
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Also, because we perform together, it's important that I have some grasp on the kind of set Benn is going to play—so he will often go through his set with me, and I'll be listening from the other room sorting out my wardrobe or something, shouting out when I'm loving a mix, or not feeling a tune.
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Compared to students who didn't get these lessons, the group's report released last Friday declared, those receiving Learn to Discern training were twice as likely to detect hate speech, 18 percent better at identifying fake news stories, 20173 percent better at sorting out fact from opinion, and 14 percent more knowledgeable about the role of the news media industry.
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Others helped him start sorting out his life — getting driver's license, dealing with his unpaid bills and getting treatment for hepatitis C. "I literally feel like I'm a soldier in this war, and I really like it," said Mr. Wright, who now works as a trainer at PSKC, a CrossFit gym, and at a halfway house.
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"We're sorting out obviously a period with some tension there, trade tension and all, so we'll get to the bottom of it but I don't think that we're seeing a fundamental shift in anything, we're just going through one of those periodic points where we got to learn to manage our differences," Mattis said when asked about the tensions.
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" In his searching 1995 book "Dreams From My Father," Mr. Obama recalls how reading was a crucial tool in sorting out what he believed, dating back to his teenage years, when he immersed himself in works by Baldwin, Ellison, Hughes, Wright, DuBois and Malcolm X in an effort "to raise myself to be a black man in America.
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They also find their personal relationships in disarray: Rex is estranged from his daughter, Lex Lightning (Jillian Bell); Black Saturn (Tucker Gilmore) is sorting out his feelings for the villain Groaner (Zeb Wells); and Cooch the superhero cat (Heidi Gardner, voicing what has to be the most appealing animated character currently on the small screen) is mourning Brad.
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Boxing has had more near deaths than Fred Sanford, and after McGregor's laughable training videos began to leak online — from a skills perspective, he looks like a Wall Streeter sorting out some rage issues — it seemed possible for a moment that this bout might finally be the indignity that causes the sport to keel over into its grave.
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As delighted as Angela, the calm and well-loved "savior of the EU" may be, it's Wolfgang Schäuble, her finance minister and his intransigent, real-politik focus on "not spending one penny of German taxpayer monies" to bail out any other EU member, that Macron, with all his talk about banking union and integrative fiscal policies, is faced with sorting out.
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" Sorting out the country's finances is the "biggest challenge for a new government," agreed Hussain, the journalist, adding the first thing the new administration "will have to do is go to the IMF -- Khan has claimed that he won't go to the IMF -- but the situation will likely be that he has no choice but to acknowledge the international body.
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Soon (well, not so soon: on May 27) Mars will retrograde back into Scorpio, which will find you sorting out angry feelings that you've long repressed (think back to late February and early March—plenty of issues from that time period will come back up again when Mars re-enters Scorpio), but, Sag, you have a few other retrogrades to worry about.
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Failing to complete those domestic seasons — which may go unfinished even with the European Championship postponement — would unleash a cascading list of problems for organizers around the Continent, not least defining league winners, deciding which teams will be promoted and relegated for next season, and sorting out which teams qualify for the next edition of the Champions League and Europa League.
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Nick Laird's third novel, "Modern Gods," assumes the guise at various points of novels we've all read before: A man discovers he can't escape the violent deeds of his past; a woman fed up with her life is spiritually revived by a visit to a third-world guru; a family reunion catalyzes the sharing of secrets and sorting out of misunderstandings.
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Drafted to replace Amber Rudd, who "inadvertently misled" members of Parliament over targets for deporting undocumented immigrants, Mr. Javid has been given the job of sorting out the so-called Windrush scandal, revelations that the Home Office, which oversees immigration enforcement, had been deporting people who moved to Britain from Caribbean colonies in the 1940s at the invitation of the government.
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The first day of the trial was devoted to sorting out the daily logistics of the courtroom battle: patient and firm, Judge James Burke ruled on pretrial matters such as whether Weinstein's lawyers would be allowed complete access to the phone belonging to Jane Doe, a yet-unidentified witness who will testify that she was raped by Weinstein in 2005.
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Still, those intensive contacts have not helped the Chinese and the Japanese make much progress, if any, on sorting out the sad war legacy issues and border disputes since 1972 when China's then-Premier Zhou Enlai and Japan's then-Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka reportedly agreed to postpone the discussion of tough bilateral problems in order to focus on peace, friendship and cooperation.
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A clip from Saturday Night Live's infamous "Jane, you ignorant slut" sketch and another of Jon Stewart losing it on Crossfire with Tucker Carlson help underline the point: "Debate" shifted from a highly mannered way of sorting out ideas in public for the benefit of the listeners to a blood sport, with the participants' legitimacy as human beings up for grabs.
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"Nevertheless, if you look at the latest spat between Greece and the Eurogroup, only two of the 15 "prior actions" (targets that need to be met to release bailout aid) have actually been completed on time by Greece and those are based around liberalizing the energy market and putting in place new governance for the banking sector and sorting out tax revenues," he said.
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In keeping with the subconscious themes that reoccur throughout the album, I may have been undergoing some part of the process of individuation—as Carl Jung would call it—whereby sifting through the subject matter of my dreams, I was reconciling my subconscious and conscious minds and sorting out what direction I truly wanted to take in my life as I moved forward through it.
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"Instrumental variables" were one of the more popular tools for sorting out causation to emerge from the credibility revolution, and one of their early test uses was in a paper by Krueger and Angrist on the effects of compulsory schooling (laws requiring people to be in K-12 education until they're 16 or 17) in the United States, and thus, indirectly on the effects of going to school for longer.
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Three decades after Edison died, the sociologist Robert K. Merton put forward a theory concerning simultaneous invention, or what he called multiple discoveries: think of Newton and Leibniz coming up with calculus independently but concurrently; or Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace thinking their way to natural selection at nearly the same time; or inventors in Spain, Italy, and Britain sorting out steam engines within a few decades of one another.
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In a report released last month, my friends at Oceana have described how a TED requirement would leave more fish in the region's waters to be caught by recreational and commercial fishers; it would reduce the time shrimpers would have to spend sorting out excess fish bycatch; and finally, such a requirement would open up new markets, like Whole Foods, to shrimpers whose products are currently red-listed due to the lack of TED enforcement.
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The Prime Minister of Croatia Andrej Plenkovič confirmed the U.S. was blocking a $500 million F-16 fighter jet deal between Israel and Croatia, as I reported yesterday, and said Israel was responsible for sorting out the matter with the U.S. Why it matters: Croatian Ministry of Defense officials told the Croatian press they feel they got stuck between Israel and the U.S. The Croatians are very concerned because they already allocated money in the budget for the purchase, and the deadline for the first phase of the deal is fast approaching.
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