At Chicago Stamping, Ford is adding stamping lines, the company added.
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At Chicago Stamping, the company is adding stamping lines, the company added.
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CEO Sergio Marchionne holds news conference to present start of production with new stamping presses at Sterling Stamping Plant in the United States.
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The site reveals the boot stamping on our faces forever.
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You aren't stamping out the same experience again and again.
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And for that, I would keep stamping every fucking record.
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Normally this is done with giant and noisy stamping presses.
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Mr. Pesce does not run a factory stamping out product.
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Integrated stamping plants within Kansas City and Kentucky Truck plants.
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Only the metal stamping part of the plant remains operational.
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Together, we're stamping millions of dollar bills to demand change.
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It's annoying and unfair — and women have been stamping it out.
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Lindsay Lohan is stamping her name on another nightclub in Greece.
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That occurs in two-bit dictatorships intent on stamping out dissent.
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The patent office is perceived to be rubber-stamping obvious technologies.
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Stamping passports at the airport can be a three-person affair.
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Electronic platforms make the required time stamping and data reporting easier.
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Clearly, companies are interested in stamping out certain kinds of bots.
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But if she's just rubber-stamping deportations, they go much faster.
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Corbyn denies the allegation, saying he is stamping anti-Semitism out.
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The White House got away with stamping on an FBI investigation.
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It was another top-down attempt at stamping out a controversy.
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"We're not rubber-stamping the Senate bill," Hensarling said in March.
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The answer is more complicated than just stamping out overt sexism.
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The authorities do seem to have succeeded in stamping out child labour.
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Before you start stamping, make sure you apply a coat of polish.
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It appears her investigation centered more around just rubber-stamping the police.
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It will need formal rubber-stamping by both bodies to take effect.
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" Bernal described the double-lock as "just a new rubber-stamping mechanism.
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Two "stamping stations" in New York City are listed on his website.
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There are drawers upon drawers of type, book presses, and stamping presses.
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This is a new era of foot-stamping urgency and vexed intolerance.
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Consumer advocates say stamping out potentially deceptive behavior is a constant challenge.
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"It is like an artist stamping or signing a piece," said Donovan.
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Twenty employees at North American Stamping won a $420 million Powerball jackpot.
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Sold separately: a device for stamping fake tank tracks in the ground.
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One unique feature of the Tesla factory is this enormous stamping press.
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"We're not rubber stamping the bill," said Hensarling, a close Ryan ally.
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As it turns out, Peter Parker's old stamping grounds have changed, too.
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Has there been less emphasis on stamping out homophobia than other prejudices?
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Amazon officially announced it's increased focus on stamping out domain fronting on Friday.
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Such keys are made with conventional manufacturing techniques, such as cutting and stamping.
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His friend was still walking up and down the porch, shivering and stamping.
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Many European and Gulf countries refrained from stamping passports, the Shi'ite official said.
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Companies like Diesel spend significant resources chasing down counterfeiters and stamping them out.
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The Canadian government faces many challenges in stamping out the illegal marijuana industry.
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But while the automaker's workers aren't stamping metal, they're not entirely idle either.
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We have this system of stamping boarding pass and hand baggages (since 1992).
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But he made clear Sony isn't about to start stamping its own steel.
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Some courtesies are observed: Stamping on heads is frowned upon, though not barred.
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Preventing and stamping out outbreaks requires high-level political will and big spending.
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The employees of North American Stamping Group claimed the $420.9 million jackpot on Tuesday.
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It's seven stories tall and is responsible for stamping out Tesla's aluminum body panels.
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As soon as I got the technique down, though, I was stamping with abandon.
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Call it Stockholm syndrome, but I'm beginning to really adore my thumb-stamping overlords.
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Though the designs look complicated to create, the nail stamping process is pretty simple.
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Reliable ant prevention is difficult and stamping out an insect infestation is even worse.
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But this Alexa will be watching you, clucking her tongue and stamping her foot.
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We recorded the entire seven-hour hearing, time-stamping major moments along the way.
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"The judges are very thoughtful in weighing and not rubber-stamping," Ms. McKeown said.
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But college football was his forte, stamping the game with enduring expressions and nicknames.
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It resumed limited operations at five engine, transmission and stamping plants on Thursday afternoon.
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Stamping money out of politics goes to the root of these issues, she says.
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Stamping out an Ebola outbreak requires a very high level of community buy-in.
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In this new era however, MCs are stamping their impact with full-length LPs.
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Rather than stamping out the problem, Tony thinks cops have simply moved the violence around.
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There's some people pouring hardscape concrete, all dirty and all their tools and their stamping.
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But when it comes to stamping out dullness, C isn't the only game in town.
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The European Union is stamping its authority on banking, tech and foreign investment, for example.
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They've evolved from carving wood to stamping steel to pressing aluminum to forging carbon fiber.
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It was a performance that left the fans cheering and stamping their feet in approval.
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Formal rubber-stamping of the deal is needed for the changes to come into effect.
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Stamping out this horror is not beyond hope; it requires good policing and political will.
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Clapping, wailing, stamping, he and his four musicians offered extreme action of a simpler kind.
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At the same time, Washington also recognized the dangers of overzealousness in stamping it out.
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But anyone who thinks that these folks are just stamping license plates is simply wrong.
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By then, Ford had built a second factory, the Chicago Stamping Plant, to supply parts.
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The video ended with a scene showing people stamping on satellite dishes to destroy them.
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The leaders were rubber-stamping a decision that had previously been taken by EU governments.
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The platforms and US government officials still aren't great at identifying and stamping out disinformation.
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In addition, Ford said it would resume production at other supporting manufacturing facilities:Dearborn Stamping Plant.
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Turnbull's move gives him moral authority, stamping out relationships which place staffers in unequal relationships.
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Most people think UNICOR is only involved with stamping automobile license plates, but they're wrong.
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Electronic venues make time stamping and data reporting easier compared with OTC, the report said.
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But we can't have that debate when we're just rubber-stamping $1.3 trillion omnibus bills.
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But they involve more systemic fixes than just stamping out erroneous pins and Facebook posts.
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Particularly after his missteps exacerbated their concerns about his true interest in stamping out anti-Semitism.
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For the less artistic, I would recommend buying nail-art stickers or a professional stamping set.
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" Estonia's technology vendor, Guardtime, rebranded its offering from "hash-linked time-stamping" to a "blockchain technology.
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Doesn't AOC realize that stamping its name across the front and back ruins any impressive look?
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Lots of artists combine stamping with other nail art techniques like marbling or ombré painting.
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The style is somewhere between a watercolor design and plant stamping, making the ink Instagram gold.
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A Home Office spokesman said it was committed to stamping out modern slavery and supporting victims.
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Democrats are also unlikely to be interested in rubber-stamping one of the president's signature promises.
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Mark Vaughn has similarly put a brake on hiring at his metal stamping plant in Nashville.
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The costs can be high, even prohibitive, stamping out some stories before they are ever written.
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India is experimenting with stamping people who have been infected with ink that doesn't wash off.
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With the second, Bach writes "forte" in the score, and stamping, defiant D minor takes over.
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Once Quimby acquired Thoreau's North Woods stamping grounds she donated 19573,21957 acres to the Interior Department.
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Yet, that didn't stop the USDA from rubber-stamping the facility's license renewals year after year.
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Plath's description of that meeting, at a Cambridge University party, in 1956, is among the most famous passages in her journals: I was stamping and he was stamping on the floor, and then he kissed me bang smash on the mouth and ripped my hairband off. . . .
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But far from stamping them out, some experts think his campaign will only provide them a foothold.
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If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face — forever.
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She repeated that line last week and called for "prudence," effectively stamping out any rate rise speculation.
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All of the country's political parties, including the ANC, say they are committed to stamping out corruption.
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Stamping out the spread of child sexual abuse material (CSAM) is a priority for big internet companies.
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Just like you might assume a game about being a border patrol officer stamping papers would be.
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A constitutional monarch, in effect, rubber-stamping the decisions of his Hand — most likely his sister Sansa.
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We've got a bunch of foot-stamping old white men, grappling for power on a sinking ship.
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The original stamping of the serial number alters the metal under the numbers, and can be read.
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Our Supreme Court should never be a partisan entity rubber-stamping the agenda of an extreme president.
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The public agendas show CMS is rubber-stamping almost all of the applications for new permanent codes.
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During her absence, an upscale gated community, Herot Hall, has sprung up on her old stamping grounds.
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It also plans to reopen eight stamping, engine, transmission and component lines needed to supply those plants.
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Women use different balls at the Miami Open, and they have a red stamping to differentiate them.
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They think the prisons are only involved with stamping automobile license plates, but they are sorely mistaken.
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In the past, Cabello's proposals have quickly gone to the entirely pro-government Constituent Assembly for rubber-stamping.
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Kim's pair in this photo had the stamping on the outside, but otherwise looked exactly like 2XU leggings.
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I want to just be as respectful and not go stamping around in this world that he created.
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The good news is that Ms Whittaker shows every sign of stamping her own mark on the role.
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Before the chorus of people's babied-ass foot stamping about unfairness and league parity took over the narrative?
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The Stallones have been stamping their passports this summer ... looking hot on a yacht in the French Riviera.
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A Commission headed by Vestager would surely have a strong appetite for stamping its mark on digital regulation.
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And if you want a vision of the future, imagine a Minion stamping on a human face—forever.
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The mostly black, mostly artist crowd went wild, feet stamping, arms embracing, song pouring out — Los Angeles burned.
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And don't be surprised if you find yourself hypnotized by the strangely soothing stamping-and-gluing assembly line.
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Stamping out the secondary market entirely means preventing people selling their tickets to those who value them more.
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That could be one reason why it is considering this extreme approach to stamping VPN usage out altogether.
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Marquez explained that most school libraries have digital checkout systems that have replaced the manual card-stamping system.
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The company said that some Model 3 production equipment, including stamping and paint shop components, is already online.
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This is Paris, not Milan, and not Mr. Armani's usual stamping grounds for his ready-to-wear collections.
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Officials seemed to be busy serving corporate donors and rubber-stamping the projects and plans that benefited them.
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It is a mistake he needs to correct if he is to be serious about stamping out terrorism.
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I believe that this image is saying that by stamping labels on people, traps them in that label.
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But an overworked or overly trusting person can fall into a rubber-stamping role, unquestioningly following algorithmic advice.
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Swalwell wasn't exposing some secret that had been swept under the rug; he was just stamping his feet.
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His father retired as a materials handler at a Ford Motor Company stamping plant in Walton Hills, Ohio.
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Auto body panels are usually made using stamping machines that can press the metal into complex sculptural shapes.
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Mr. Trump promised to be a strong man stamping out waste, fraud and abuse while putting Americans first.
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Kids — actual young people, not man-children stamping their feet on the internet — don't care about gender politics.
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Inside the factory, hissing machines make a music of their own, stamping and spitting out their wooden parts.
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If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face — for ever.
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The aisles were tight with them, stamping around, waiting on griddled meat, spooning fried fish into plastic clamshells.
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And if that's true, stamping out fake vaccine news won't have much of an impact on vaccination rates.
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This, despite a launch relatively late in the day that had Mario fans worldwide impatiently stamping their feet.
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Stamping out the industrial-scale oil theft that flourished after the 2009 amnesty was part of Buhari's campaign promises.
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He returns to the Bowery Electric, just a quick dash from the site of his former stamping grounds, CBGB.
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It also passed easily at a metal stamping plant in Saginaw, Michigan, and a transmission plant in Toledo, Ohio.
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Mr Friehling had entrusted Mr Madoff with his savings and pleaded guilty to rubber-stamping the Madoff fund's accounts.
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By stamping on citizens' small pleasures he could irritate many people who had previously shown no interest in politics.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Questionable elections for a rubber-stamping new assembly may give President Nicolas Maduro more power.
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Police discovered equipment at Jafary's home such as stamping machines, and other devices used for sewing and engraving paper.
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His supporters paint him as the figure capable of ending Libya's disorder by crushing extremists and stamping out militias.
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The main body of the factory, which includes the stamping, painting, welding, assembly and battery, is currently under construction.
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Both Chakrabarti and Harbath stressed that Facebook is now committed to stamping out abuse and manipulation of its platform.
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"They're talking about hand-stamping each one, and I'm like, 'Please don't make me do that,'" Ms. MacNeil said.
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Should Trump win, even better: The GOP gets an iron-fisted governing trifecta, plus a rubber-stamping Supreme Court.
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Or that these micro factories lack the tool and die and stamping equipment found in a traditional automaker's factory.
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In addition to stamping out dissent, China also may want to signal its ability to hurt the US economically.
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His critics say he is undermining India's deeply rooted traditions of democracy and secularism, and steadily stamping out dissent.
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" But it adds that they did so to take advantage of "the Iranian practice of not stamping Saudi passports.
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He sold his house, moved to Brixton, our old stamping ground, where, he says, he feels more comfortable anyway.
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In Mr. Lichtenstein's case, the charges were related to bribing officers in return for rubber-stamping handgun license applications.
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Peter M. Brant, a newsprint tycoon, was an early collector and the East Village was Basquiat's old stamping grounds.
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As Warren said Tuesday, it's much more about stopping the current system, rather than stamping out individual bad actors.
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My studio is inside a former stamping plant in Highland Park, Michigan, a small city completely surrounded by Detroit.
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With 100 plants in 21 countries and sales last year of €7.5bn ($8.4bn), Gestamp is a specialist in hot stamping.
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After applying your pattern, roll the MoYou stamp along the roller to remove the polish before stamping your next nail.
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Raniere's attorney, Marc Agnifilo, contested the time-stamping of the photos, saying it could be unreliable and easy to alter.
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The stamping, paint, engine and paint plants were all empty shells during a late August tour of the VinFast complex.
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In some of the videos, women with their faces hidden could be seen stamping on rabbits with spiked high heels.
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Local 1714, which Green had led during the auto bailout and recovery years, represented the metal fabricating and stamping division.
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At Serenata de Amor, we believe that stamping out the long tail of corruption is the key to lasting change.
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"There is a sense they are rubber-stamping cases and not taking time to reach a just decision," he added.
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It's not dissimilar story were Trump to enter the White House with little hope of Congress rubber-stamping his proposals.
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Critics question this, arguing judges will just be rubber-stamping warrants on process, not interrogating the proportionality of the substance.
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But her cautious personality and centrist grand coalition make Merkelian Berlin a natural stamping-ground for politicians from that state.
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Super Deluxe took its stoned mode camera into one of these vinyl stamping factories and recorded all the good stuff.
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China has rebuffed criticism that the campaign is as much about settling political scores as about stamping out criminal acts.
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If the DNC continues with this ludicrous position of stamping out climate discussion in the primaries, we'll never find out.
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It's possible that you've at one point stumbled across a nail stamping video while scrolling through your Instagram Explore feed.
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From the speakers came the sound of 40,000 people stamping their feet between pitches, their voices rising to a roar.
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"He doesn't understand how to wiggle his butt yet or anything like that but he's stamping his feet," she says.
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Stamping others as enemies is quite simple -- 'We are right, they are wrong' or 'We are moral, they are not.
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Tough financing laws in Italy aimed at stamping out years of corruption have left parties struggling to fill their coffers.
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We see him doing just that: obsessively cutting up and dipping potatoes in paint, stamping them onto scrolls of paper.
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The dance numbers keep coming — feet stamping, skirts swirling — as narrative turns are woven in with easy-to-follow clarity.
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"Some Model 3 production equipment is already on line, including initial capacity in our stamping and paint centers," he wrote.
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If the D.N.C. continues with this ludicrous position of stamping out climate discussion in the primaries, we'll never find out.
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China has rebuffed criticism that the campaign is as much about settling political scores as about stamping out criminal acts.
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It is an industry with a history of sexually exploiting younger female performers and stamping expiration dates on older ones.
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Ours has become an age of Puritan hysteria in which we suppress speech in the name of stamping out hate.
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" Davis snaps, tough as nails but clearly stamping down her own overwhelming emotion, "Two seconds is all we'll all get.
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Prototyping is still done using 19th-century tools, such as a huge stamping press known as a mouton, or sheep.
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Chinese authorities have been gradually stamping out VPN services run from inside the country since the March ban kicked in.
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The guitars lead, joined by hand clapping, finger snapping, cajón (a box drum), heel stamping, and vocal call and response.
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The EEOC said on Tuesday that workers at Ford's Chicago Assembly Plant and Chicago Stamping Plant suffered sex and race harassment.
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Because this bottle opener is created using hand stamping techniques, it will not be perfect, as each letter is pressed individually.
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"The inside out stamping was a specific design request by the YEEZY team," a 2XU rep told me in an email.
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The Shanghai arm will ultimately produce 150,000 cars in a year, thanks to the site's "massive" stamping machines and paint shop.
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The Nets got back to the playoffs last season after going 42-40, stamping themselves as a team on the rise.
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The latest idea for stamping out this scourge comes from CarVi, a Silicon Valley–based company that sells aftermarket safety systems.
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The Confederation of British Industry, an employers' group, welcomed the recommendations and said businesses were committed to stamping out sexual harassment.
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The new stamping process will allow many more parts of the car to be made in the tough-but-lightweight material.
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The government had prioritized stamping out the practice of burning crop stubble and bringing it down by 70% by this year.
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Sitting recently at the Veselka diner in the East Village — his old stamping grounds — Mr. Morea cut a strikingly discordant figure.
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Despite concerns, the EU still wants to toe the line between stamping out problematic content and not infringing on free speech.
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Mnangagwa promised reforms to lift Zimbabwe out of poverty by jump-starting the country's lifeless economy and stamping out rampant corruption.
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China has rebuffed criticism that the campaign is as much about settling political scores as about stamping out genuine criminal acts.
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It was and is a striking example of a genre of misconduct that society has a strong interest in stamping out.
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It's essentially a policy of the US government stamping its feet while it figures out what it wants to do next.
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Baldwin claims Boone went as far as fraudulently stamping the back of the painting with the inventory number of the original.
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The party spent the weekend stamping out rumors that it's considering diverting resources away from Trump as his poll numbers plummet.
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But it may stand as a milestone in Trump doing what he knows best: stamping his brand onto the Republican Party
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Eric H. Holder Jr., who was attorney general under President Barack Obama, returned to his old stamping grounds at Covington & Burling.
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With such complicated regulations, companies can get away with stamping a recyclable label on products that aren't likely to be recycled.
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Still, I was heartened by how both try to use the theater as a tool for stamping new ideas into currency.
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So we need to become far more robust in identifying it and stamping it out across the public sector and across society.
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Those of us who had been splashing in the surf or stamping rows of sandcastles fled up the slope, clutching our towels.
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These workout leggings have a distinct "muscle containment stamping" pattern on the inside fabric, which outlines the shapes of your leg muscles.
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So I at least appreciate the option to do some major alterations without the hassle of manual clone-stamping and other techniques.
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Slimane arrived at Yves Saint Laurent in 2012, stamping his identity on the brand and turning it into a grunge, rock label.
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Lottery officials announced Tuesday that the group of coworkers at North American Stamping Group, an auto parts manufacturing plant in Portland, Tenn.
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This drawing was obviously made long before Chuck Close used the same technique of fingerprints and stamping ink to make a work.
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The operation is aimed at giving vulnerable families shelter and stamping out people-trafficking, the regional prefect's office said in a statement.
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Life builds callouses on you, and a computer program might have bugs, but you get better and better at stamping them out.
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So we need to become far more robust in identifying it and stamping it out – across the public sector and across society.
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However, there are more than a few women stamping their brand of genius on the good ole boys' club that is Hollywood.
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Bertrand of Panamboyz is pretty clear about how we move on from recognising the problem of homophobia, to actually stamping it out.
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Of course, it was a shutdown he caused, with a foot-stamping demand for money for a wall along the Mexico border.
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Second, the federal courts should reassert their constitutional oversight role, and stop rubber-stamping legal interpretations of statutes offered by agency officials.
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Guests had gathered to sip Champagne and celebrate the return of Barneys to its original downtown stamping grounds at 101 Seventh Avenue.
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Switzerland has had the better of the early touches, but both sides are far from stamping any authority on the match yet.
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This was a fight where I'm stamping on his feet, and I think I'm banging him on the head with my purse.
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He said he had replaced the old stamping presses that could mass-produce screws with machines designed for more precise, specialized jobs.
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As the singer's voice plunged into a smokier register, the girls moved with more intensity, their small shoes stamping on the floor.
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If not, you can do all the photocopying and licking and stamping and cover-lettering in one fell swoop for both kids.
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Recently, a photo surfaced on Reddit showing Rio cocaine dealers have been stamping the Olympic rings logo on their baggies for sale.
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Mr Modi, claims Praveen Chakravarty, a Congress official, is not really interested in stamping out corruption, nor even in persecuting individual politicians.
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"He created this gray area, establishing that it wasn't just about stamping his name on a pair of shoes," Mr. Carey said.
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"Reason Cybertruck is so planar is that you can't stamp ultra-hard 30X steel, because it breaks the stamping press," he tweeted.
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The collection by Flos was a particular standout, with products by leading international designers stamping their unique personalities onto this gossamer medium.
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Twitter has made strides in stamping out pro-terrorist communities, but many users complain that abuse still runs rampant, particularly for women.
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She leaves plenty of heel stamping—and the dress—to Elana, who, at times, feels like an avatar of Barrio's younger self.
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Certain nonwhite, non-Western strongmen, it seems, can be brought into the magic circle of civilization if they are stamping out savagery.
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In the transition, the team lost many of its Miami-based fans, as well as the atmosphere of its old stamping grounds.
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Although he took some photographs in various places in the world, Vancouver remained his colorful stamping ground from the late 1950s onward.
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That is, the stamping of one state after the other, and the devouring of one state after another in the Middle East.
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They worked at the Fisher Body General Motors Plant in Mansfield, Ohio, which was a stamping plant, making doors, side panels, hoods.
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It works by stamping out a class of immune cell, known as B cells, thought to play a major role in the disease.
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Western nations and Latin American neighbors have been increasingly critical of Maduro this year, accusing him of stamping on democracy and human rights.
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That, combined with stamping ammunition with identifiers, could someday make shooting at someone much like leaving fingerprints at the scene of the crime.
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The maze also harkens to Rube Goldberg machines, which takes something simple like stamping a postcard and makes it a wildly complicated task.
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A decade later in The Golden Compass, the Magisterium has established an oppressive control on society, stamping out ideas that it deems heretical.
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In keeping the language so broad in this instance, the Constitution effectively places the Senate in far more than a rubber-stamping role.
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China's stability-obsessed Communist Party has long tasked the nation's police force with stamping out any form of grassroots social or political movement.
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But we said that ITJ10 was not the last in the series, but the last one that we're going to be stamping ourselves.
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Lucija Popov, the president of the Croatian Chamber of Notaries, said she'll gladly ditch the caricature of a desk jockey robotically stamping documents.
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But ask yourself this: Is stamping out of a meeting because you don't get what you want really a long-term governing strategy?
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Even before 1989, Beijing was hard at work stamping out Tibetan culture and religion, and its efforts have only intensified in recent years.
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OPEC next meets in June, and that meeting is no longer expected to be about rubber-stamping the production agreement through year-end.
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Mr. Hancock has overworked some of these tunes to the point of exhaustion in other shows, stamping them with a showman's rote proficiency.
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Kevin Abosch is turning the technology behind cryptocurrencies into art, stamping blockchain addresses in his own blood and selling a virtual neon Lamborghini.
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Nimrud is not alone: The terrorists' commitment to stamping out history and creating a fanatical caliphate has destroyed dozens of other irreplaceable sites.
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Instead of either overruling or rubber-stamping decisions, the European Court of Human Rights refrains from overriding decisions within a margin of appreciation.
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That attack led to Western help and funding for an elite counter-terrorism unit, which has been effective in stamping out militant cells.
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The judge overseeing the BlackRock case in 22000 declined to dismiss the suit, saying the allegations raised questions about "rubber stamping" by boards.
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RED-YELLOW DIVIDE The junta's four-year moratorium on politics was aimed at stamping out the intransigent red-yellow divide in Thai politics.
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At the New York Art Book Fair earlier this year, Sardon demonstrated his technique, quickly stamping his mono- and duochrome images onto paper.
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A third, Kevin Southerland, noted specifically that he's not doing what some people assume, which is to quit his job at North American Stamping.
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This is known as the "father" or "metal master" which can now be used for stamping hot, gooey blobs thus turning them into records.
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The EU has criticized Bulgaria for making slow progress toward stamping out graft, jailing corrupt officials and businessmen and overhauling an inefficient, creaking judiciary.
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Since then the generals and their supporters have been obsessed with stamping out Mr Thaksin's parties, which continue to win elections by wide margins.
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When it comes to global public health, a lot of effort goes towards stamping out disease like HIV, malaria, and tuberculosis—and rightly so.
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He jumped around, sort of stamping his tread-covered feet and I watched as he struggled to right himself after Sofman tipped him over.
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From mattifiers and primers to active serums and creams, find the MD's ultimate guide to stamping out acne scars once and for all, ahead.
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For example, a gun turret could target individuals but not fire on them, with a human "in the loop" simply rubber-stamping its decisions.
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It's staged similarly to the Formation Tour setup for the song, with Bey and many dancers kicking and stamping in a pool of water.
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One "No" campaign poster turned the cross on Switzerland's national flag into a swastika; another depicted a jackboot stamping down on the federal parliament.
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It got a little bit out of hand with the stamping, because everyone is doing it, and it didn't feel special to us anymore.
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I have been stamping $20 bills and entering them into circulation for the last year, and gifting stamps to friends to do the same.
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After the rubber-stamping of the nuclear deal with world powers last year, however, Tehran has ordered a 500,000 bpd increase in oil output.
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Holding its breath, stamping its feet, and shutting everything down at CBA time is the only way this league knows how to do business.
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Unlike his cohort Daredevil, though, Castle is much more violent and exponentially more ruthless when it comes to stamping evil out of Hell's Kitchen.
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In order to impress rivals, males seeking to rise in the dominance hierarchy perform spectacular displays: stamping, slapping the ground, dragging branches, throwing rocks.
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No one is more efficient with their screen time: She swings wildly from aggrieved to aggressor, stamping out little fires and then igniting others.
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Republicans hoped that stamping Mr. Trump's brand on the race would help mobilize pro-Trump voters who are otherwise mostly tuned out of politics.
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In a statement, the ministry said its actions in Idlib province were in line with multilateral agreements aimed at stamping out violent militant groups.
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"If you worked on Saturdays you could hear people in the bleachers stamping their feet," said Russell K. Monson, who studies plant physiology here.
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The legislature should use the budget approval process to raise questions about procurement and conduct, instead of simply rubber stamping expenditures for security forces.
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Some parts of India were stamping the hands of people arriving at airports telling them how long they had to be quarantined, Reuters reported.
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I tried to picture them stamping along these fields, their strong, stumpy legs trotting where I sat, surrounded by creatures that no longer exist.
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There's a scene with a head-stamping, a scene with an exposed brain, and a truly creepy scene with a bowl of Froot Loops.
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But President Trump cannot politically survive any rubber stamping of a DACA deal that passes Congress and doesn't include immediately boosted border security money.
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If you want a vision of the future of show business, imagine Mickey Mouse&aposs giant yellow shoe stamping on a human face — forever.
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An erratic President, already prone to stamping out the day's intended message with angry bursts on Twitter, has seemed unable to quell the furor.
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He added that the woman who notarized the letter in 2008 told the police she never read the document before stamping and signing it.
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For a nervous bureaucrat, stamping "Secret" on a piece of paper can be a safer course than leaving it untouched and inviting unintended consequences.
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In the eight years after high school, Wesaam worked in a meat packing plant, a slaughterhouse, a metal stamping factory and in asbestos removal.
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Our military, our doctors, and our development workers set up the platform that allowed other countries to join us in stamping out that epidemic.
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The West Africa outbreak reached a turning point when communities themselves became engaged in stamping out the disease, rather than just aid workers, she said.
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The 20 employees from North American Stamping in Portland woke up Sunday morning to the news they'd won a Powerball jackpot of nearly $420.9 million.
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It's split among dozens of pilot programs, with most focused on stamping out everyday corruption in Chinese society rather than punishing would-be thought crime.
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It's made by splitting a piece of full-grain leather and sanding away any imperfections in the hide and stamping a fake grain on it.
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Fighting dangerous conspiracy theories, as India has found, is its own important battle, as important and challenging as actually stamping out the poliovirus for good.
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In recent months Ukraine's reform effort (stamping out corruption, reforming public procurement, tightening up the gas sector and so on) has been looking very shaky.
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The clearest level up was Scott stamping that he, much like his Chicago-born mentor, can be trusted as one of the genre's best conductors.
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White House press secretary Josh Earnest jabbed at Senate Republicans on Monday, saying they are forming a "cheap-suit caucus" and "rubber stamping" Trump's picks.
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More where that came from, and less of the balaclavas and chair throwing and stamping on each other's heads while filming it on a GoPro.
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He will keep staging misguided shows of strength, as he did by trying to bully House Republicans into rubber-stamping his initial replacement for Obamacare.
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Rather, we want to see Congress restoring its place as a coequal branch of government, not merely a rubber stamping empty shell of legislative power.
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"The Stamping, Body, Paint, and General Assembly lines in China are well underway and hitting records in both line design and fabrication," Guillen's email read.
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When we profess a moral objection to something, say sex work or drug use, we criminalize it and charge the police with stamping it out.
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Each putter head is crafted from a single piece of metal, which means "no casting, no welding, no stamping, no shortcuts," according to the company.
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Likewise, Republican members of Congress should think twice before rubber-stamping a presidential decision that is bound to cast them in a similar unfavorable light.
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The difference between catching them all and missing a few is the difference between stamping out a smoking spark and blowing it onto dry tinder.
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Over the summer, the walls and roof went up, equipment was installed and commissioning began in five major workshops: stamping, welding, paint, battery and assembly.
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As we grow older, we try to quash that sense of playfulness; we forgo the joy of stamping in puddles and sliding down muddy banks.
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But firefighters were still out in force, stamping out flare-ups and investigating smoke in the thick brush of the steep canyons where it started.
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Also once the outbreak does begin to naturally burn out, public health authorities might have an easier time stamping it out with quarantines and screenings.
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He can unleash a fury of heel stamping or, just as mysteriously, turn an open palm into a question: Is this really all there is?
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British Prime Minister Theresa May said Britain had to be tougher in stamping out Islamist extremism, declaring: "It is time to say enough is enough".
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There are a half-dozen or so Senate Republicans who are said to have misgivings about rubber-stamping Trump's Cabinet appointees and early policy goals.
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"Rubber stamping" these scenes onto objects is a quick decorative solution, but one that can be obvious for players with some basic art historical background.
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This piece, like others in the show, aspires toward oceanic documentation, an aspect reinforced by the artist's insistence on time-stamping each work in its title.
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He has insisted that he is committed to stamping out anti-Semitism and that anyone who spreads such "poison" is not doing it in his name.
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Tesla broke ground on the factory in China in January and it was constructed in just 10 months, including the installation of stamping and other equipment.
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Although there has been steady progress in such things as stamping out female infanticide and spreading women's education, statistics continue to reveal a stark sex divide.
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While oil minister Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu said talks were progressing with militants over a ceasefire, the army is waging a campaign aimed at stamping out attackers.
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That's bad news for Weber, but it could lift Barnier out of the wider field if Macron prevails in stamping France's mark on the Commission presidency.
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Mbaqanga was played on acoustic guitars and double-basses, with girls singing close harmony while the miners danced in rubber work boots, stamping away their sorrow.
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Our goal is a coalition of nations who share the aim of stamping out extremism, and providing our children a hopeful future that does honor God.
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Prime Minister Theresa May has said Britain must be tougher in stamping out Islamist extremism with the so-called Islamic State claiming responsibility for the atrocity.
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As Mr. Hernandez continues his searching solo, the ensemble splits into two stamping lines that wind around the stage, its energy mounting into a rowdy chant.
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While Saudi Arabia has made progress in stamping out funding for Al Qaeda, sympathetic donors in the kingdom were still funding other terrorist groups, he said.
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Workers describe a mix of sex, swagger, suspicion and racial resentment that makes the factories — the Chicago Assembly Plant and the Chicago Stamping Plant — particularly volatile.
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Ms. Thomas-Moore's father, who worked at the stamping factory, saw prostitutes and makeshift liquor trucks as he waited to pick her up from Chicago Assembly.
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The nations in the Lake Chad region that have become Boko Haram's new stamping grounds — Niger, Chad and Cameroon — have long been distrustful of one another.
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What better way to do that than literally climb inside of a bag and shrink-wrapping myself and stamping a value price of 99¢, on it.
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The album's peppiest song, "What You Need," matches a track that sounds like foot-stamping, freeze-dried Motown to a vocal that flaunts its electronic warbles.
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Mecca Vazie Andrews, occasionally singing and talking, offered a rambling but commanding piece that moved between folky, stamping movements to tap routines and jerky, puppetlike sequences.
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Uber Chief Executive Dara Khosrowshahi has since his August appointment tried to improve the company's image, including by stamping out its reputation as tolerant of chauvinism.
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The automaker has 12 vehicle assembly plants, 12 engine and power train facilities and a handful of stamping plants and other facilities around the United States.
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Language started creeping into her work after this episode, with "Censored" drawings, explicit images over which Tompkins laid a grid, stamping "censored" on the offending areas.
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Josiah deserves credit, also, for creating a more streamlined, monotheistic religion by stamping out the idol worship that was rampant among his people at that time.
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From 1970 to 1974, Carlos Alberto Brilhante Ustra was the head of the DOI-CODI, the intelligence agency responsible for stamping out critics during military rule.
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Bahrain, which has reported 269 coronavirus cases, most of them linked to travel to Iran, has criticised the Islamic Republic for not stamping Bahraini citizens' passports.
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He starts "17 Days" as a funk-gospel vamp, immediately propulsive, attacking its two chords differently with each repetition and syncopating them against his stamping foot.
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Underneath her tough exterior, she's just a teenager who's had to grow up much too quickly in a world that's hell-bent on stamping her out.
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The Fortnight Institute, which does not represent artists, sprang up last year on the old stamping grounds of the East Village gallery scene of the 1980s.
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The foot-stamping insistence on individual rights obliterates what should be a tension between those rights and the well-being of the community as a whole.
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"If you want a vision of the future of show business, imagine Mickey Mouse&aposs giant yellow shoe stamping on a human face — forever," Constant writes.
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Sherrill Manufacturing has been stamping forks, spoons and knives in the old red brick factories here for more than a decade, even as competition fled overseas.
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Open-ended dystopian-TV series, to paraphrase "1984," risk becoming a boot stamping on a human face, for as many seasons as the ratings hold out.
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Ford is temporarily laying off about 2,000 workers as it retools an assembly and stamping plant in Wayne, Michigan, for the Ford Ranger and Bronco models.
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Because it literally portrays politicians with comedians, SNL has had an especially prominent place in the process of stamping public figures with a permanent cultural brand.
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Western nations and Latin American neighbors have been increasingly critical of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro this year, accusing him of stamping on democracy and human rights.
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The videos aren't pornographic in nature, but the comment sections are full of people time stamping specific scenes that sexualize the child or children in the video.
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The choreography, credited to the entire cast, is clearly indebted to Kathakali, a classical Indian style, as shown by the dancers' heavy stamping steps and expressive hands.
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Instead of rubber-stamping the stipulation, Judge Alsup pored over the patent himself, only to come to the conclusion that their stipulation made no sense at all.
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As always, the response to a security event of a global magnitude is stamping "anti the thing in the news" on a product and chasing flashing lights.
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"It's kind of like a spoiled child stamping their feet on the ground, insisting that something right in front of their face isn't true," the lawmaker said.
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While the European Commission has repeatedly praised the judiciary for progress stamping out graft, it has noted parliament has a track record of trying to weaken legislation.
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Any anti-harassment strategy that focuses on deletion and removal is doomed to spin in circles, damned to the Sisyphean task of stamping out infinitely replicable information.
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After the rubber-stamping of the nuclear deal, however, Tehran has ordered a 500,000 bpd increase in oil output, of which 200,000 bpd will go to Europe.
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Our goal is a coalition of nations who share the aim of stamping out extremism and providing our children a hopeful future that does honor to God.
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Facebook has been criticised for not acting quickly enough in stamping out hate speech on its platform in Myanmar, which arguably contributed to violence in the country.
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For them, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, 32, has carried the mantle of their causes while stamping out the activists, erasing decades of protest from Saudi history.
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President Obama will return to his old professorial stamping grounds on Thursday to press his argument for the confirmation of Merrick B. Garland to the Supreme Court.
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Menendez's corruption trial presented a problem for Democrats, who started ramping up an anti-corruption message in 2018 aimed at stamping out lobbying and money in politics.
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Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Abbas Mousavi has denied that not stamping passports has anything to do with coronavirus and called on Riyadh to avoid politicising the epidemic.
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These shaming tactics include berating students, stamping their arms with messages like "I need lunch money" and throwing meals into the garbage while hungry children stand by.
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Soon after, he was being featured on songs with Young Thug and stamping himself as someone needing to be paid attention to, even outside the dancehall world.
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But all of the stamping of feet and screaming of dissent about the forbidden poppies did nothing to further what the poppy nominally represented: sincere, somber reflection.
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Houlihan gave the green light to spend extra on machines that could weld on the tops of car doors rather than stamping the door in one piece.
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The trick, he said, is to anneal the metal, treating it with heat so that it becomes strong enough to withstand stamping to become a can body.
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Stamping out illegal grows, including environmentally damaging ones linked to organized crime, has long been a promise of pro-legalization campaigns, including the successful one in California.
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During a recent residency at Eyebeam in New York City, he researched how bacteria could be used as inks in various printing processes, like silkscreening or stamping.
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Stamping out anti-vaxxers A CNN Business investigation in February revealed that Amazon was offering lots of anti-vaccination content to people seeking information about the controversial topic.
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No one expects everyone to share the same values or ideas, but yelling and stamping your feet like a pissed-off child does exactly zero for your argument.
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Stamping out abuse was not the only cause of Facebook's higher expenses – and the company's costs are more or less in proportion to the levels of past quarters.
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But when the goal became finally stamping out the last traces of polio, the regimen had to be ramped up to include more than these periodic household visits.
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" Weingarten continued: "Charlotte Tilbury and its related retailers have attempted to profit off of Brooke's signature look by stamping Brooke's name on an eyebrow pencil without her consent.
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All that stamping and snorting alarmed the eels so much, they attacked, pressing their long bodies to the horses' bellies and letting loose with volleys of electric shocks.
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You don't realize how much you rely on autocorrect, or how convenient it is to type with a full keyboard, until you're stamping out words letter by letter.
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Stamping out such a problem, advocates acknowledge, requires a concerted effort to change not just laws but hearts and minds — a project that could take years and decades.
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The PM went further by stamping his personal mark on the healthcare package by writing personal letters to all those who were going to gain from the scheme.
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The carriers have dragged their feet over stamping this out, arguing they have a statutory duty to deliver all calls—irrespective of whether recipients want them or not.
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Lopez Obrador won a landslide victory in July after a campaign centered on stamping out corruption in Mexico, which experts say is among the worst in Latin America.
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I haven't found time to do a third book, though I've been thinking of publishing a collection of obscure words (a "supplosion" is "a stamping of the feet").
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The film's distributor, Columbia Pictures, has been extra cautious with the marketing, stamping a large, bold "Rated R" on billboard ads and movie posters so there's no confusion.
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But she was tempering expectations, hoping at least for a "second request," which is when antitrust enforcers ask companies for more information rather than rubber-stamping the merger.
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I think it is part of a regulator stamping its authority in the market, particularly when some of these are supposed to be very politically well-connected (companies).
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"The Republicans have been rubber stamping people through the committee since Trump was elected," Carl Tobias, a professor at the University of Richmond School of Law, told Vox.
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Instead, we must work with all of our allies who share our goal of destroying ISIS and stamping out Islamic terrorism and doing it now, doing it quickly.
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Many committee meetings in Albany are ill-attended affairs, with most members missing, and agendas that involve little more than rubber-stamping bills headed for the legislative chambers.
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G.M., for example, has 12 vehicle assembly plants and six stamping plants in the United States alone, all of which take deliveries of steel from many different producers.
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Lorca was a great explicator of duende, the idea that an artwork should brim with authenticity and death-awareness and skin-prickling and foot-stamping awe and soul.
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Ms. Lam's next move will be to secure approval for the agreement from the rubber-stamping Standing Committee of the National People's Council, China's top-level legislative body.
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Much of the national ire over the scandal has focused on KPMG, which helped the chaos along by rubber-stamping some explosive accusations that it could not prove.
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The girl was stamping her feet now, her puffy boots making her legs above them seem tiny and breakable, and Richard imagined, for a second, snapping them clean.
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As Democrats ramp up an anti-corruption message in 2000 aimed at stamping out lobbying and money in politics, Hugin has spent the summer attacking him as corrupt.
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When I wanted a picture of the most miserable future ever, I used to find myself imagining a boot from Cyberdog stamping on a badly rolled spliff forever.
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With just months to go before what looks set to be a suspenseful general election, his Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) seems keen on stamping its brand on other things.
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That's why it's too early to say the success in stamping out this outbreak means the WHO and its partners are going to be better prepared the next time.
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Its method for dispatching its prey by stamping on it is distinct from other raptors that typically use their beak to kill after catching their prey with their talons.
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George Orwell, the most brilliant of the pessimists, wrote "Animal Farm" and began work on "21946", which saw the future as "a boot stamping on a human face—forever".
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The carmaker's "low-cost" Model 3 vehicles are already moving through assembly lines on a trial basis, and Musk heralded the "massive" stamping machines and in-operation paint shop.
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Alibaba has vowed to continue cooperating with global brands on stamping out fake products, despite being turfed out of the International Anti-Counterfeiting Coalition's (IACC) just weeks after joining.
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I personally like stamping it above my upper lip à la Marilyn Monroe, but as you can see on the model above, it looks amazing right under your eye.
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Unfortunately, a decades-long policy of stamping out all fires, including the low-intensity ones that flame out naturally, caused forests throughout the West to become thick and overgrown.
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She could tell her various commissioners to put a stop to the federal practice of rubber-stamping new fossil fuel projects, rejecting those that would "significantly exacerbate" global warming.
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It shut an auto-assembly plant in Genk, Belgium, in 2014 after closing a stamping plant in Dagenham, Britain, and a van factory in Southampton, Britain, the year before.
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A recent training session began with light stretches, then moved to practicing form with a weightless barbell, with Miyake stamping loudly as she stared at a wall of mirrors.
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PARIS — The bioacoustician and musician Bernie Krause has been recording soundscapes of the natural world since 1968, from coral reefs to elephant stamping grounds to the Amazonian rain forest.
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"This is about economics, not what Trump says," said Robert Morales, president of United Auto Workers (UAW) union Local 1714, which represents workers at GM's stamping plant at Lordstown.
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"Â He says that "stamping down harder on this type of offending" will send a message "that women's bodies are not property and sexual assault is not a prank.
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" The comments came just hours after the NFL unveiled new league rules aimed at stamping out football players' protests during the pre-game performance of "The Star-Spangled Banner.
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Some Macron rivals are calling his future lawmakers "godillots", or yes men, a label given to President Charles De Gaulle's parliamentarians who were viewed as rubber-stamping his policies.
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Videos on social media showed shoppers stamping on each other and shouting as they tried to snag the jars at the discounted price of 1.41 euros, or about $1.75.
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Mike DeWine (R) on Thursday ordered a halt to any social gatherings over 100 people, the most aggressive move aimed at stamping out the coronavirus spreading through his state.
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The top challenge in this new time isn't preventing data breaches, stamping out ransomware, or preventing ever-more-massive DDoS attacks, though those are all problems that need solving.
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Maybe, but Ellis himself claims to be taking a brave stand against "stamping out passion and silencing the individual," in what reads very much like a morally superior position.
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Many companies, in stamping out certain fees, are doing other things that can cost you money — and it's up to you, dear investor, to figure out what they are.
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Gifted young statesmen who gain power constitutionally must move Africa toward a generational transformation by stamping out "winner takes all" corruption, building inclusive governments that deliver to all communities.
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If you want a vision of the future, imagine a frantic woman cloistered in her own home, stamping down on the pedals of her Peloton while recording it—forever.
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France intervened in Mali in 2013 to drive back Islamist groups that seized the desert north a year earlier and maintains a regional operation aimed at stamping out insurgents.
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The for-profit work traditionally found in correctional facilities, like stamping license plates or making cheap clothing on an assembly line for 1003 cents an hour, can't do that.
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Mr. Trump brought 6,700 to the old rodeo arena, according to the fire department, with a few thousand more stamping their feet in front of the parking lot Jumbotron.
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Developers have taken notice years ago and pulled back from stamping new malls and strip malls out of the ground, which curtailed new supply of high-quality retail space.
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T-Mobile brought some star power to its event: Saturday Night Live Weekend Update anchors kicked off the event, stamping their usual brand of late-night humor on the festivities.
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So he joined forces with the BPCT and one of the local farmers on a 10-week trial study, stamping eyes on one-third of a herd of 62 cattle.
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Watch the video above to see how our 29Rooms sweatshirts are made, from logo creation to sweater stamping — then check out the merch right here before it all sells out.
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The move will add 500 jobs at Ford's Chicago-area Assembly and Stamping plants, bringing the total number of employees at the two factories to 5,800, the company said Thursday.
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The producers had gathered in Qatar, Doha at the weekend for what was expected to be the rubber-stamping of a deal to stabilize output at January levels until October.
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Few would have predicted that an album format, first invented in 1948 and based on stamping a groove into a piece of plastic, would now be outselling it in 2016.
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So, for example, a car hood is made in a stamping process from a mold that usually takes six to nine months to mill out of a block of steel.
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She repeated that line last week and called for "prudence," effectively stamping out any rate rise speculation.. Brainard's argument seemed prescient last summer when she presented it the first time.
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Many say the scandal is part of a larger issue in the armed forces, and the report underscores the difficulty the military faces in stamping out sexual assault and harassment.
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The game took a nasty turn in the 50th minute when Iran's Saeid Ezatolahi was shown a red card for stamping on the head of Korean defender Kim Min-jae.
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"During that time, the main work that I was able to do was small mass-produced projects like stamping the Koch Cash or screen printing the barf bags," explains Guthrie.
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Xavier Gonzalez, the IPC's chief executive, has reiterated the group's dedication to stamping out cheating: 80 cases of queried classifications were scrutinised before this summer's games—with no errors found.
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Even so, some Brazilians argue that the impeachment upheaval has less to do with stamping out corruption than with an effort to shift power by lawmakers with questionable records themselves.
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Heti isn't an orphan in any literal sense—both her parents are still alive—and there is something bratty about publicly stamping her foot and declaring her need for attention.
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They have expanded their habitat from their traditional stamping grounds in the forested northwestern part of the state and have now been sighted in all 21 counties, the department said.
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As Chiao tells Creators, they were making pancakes and decided to use the breakfast food as an object for printing, rolling the flapjacks in ink and stamping them onto paper.
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The balls, "fluffed" around in a steam-laden cavern to bring the felt back to its natural state postpress, are ferried off for rigorous quality inspection, logo stamping and packaging.
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Instead, accompanied by five musicians, he gives us the stamping, percussive footwork and gracefully undulating arms and wrists of kathak, the classical Indian form bequeathed to him by Mr. Khan.
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Sure, they say, you might be excited about Stranger Things' 18 nominations now, but what about in five years when you hate it, and we keep rubber stamping its nomination?
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"The government makes us pay for these ourselves," Valérie Lemaire, one of the protesters at the roundabout, said, pointing to her jacket and stamping her feet in the freezing mud.
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The music is by the Italian composer Vincenzo Lamagna and includes lyrical passages for strings and orchestra, along with static white noise, fierce drumming, and human grunting, stamping, and humming.
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For Mr. Obama's original band of brothers, several of whom left the White House years ago, the last days have been an excuse to return to their old stamping ground.
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China's was widely criticized for its delayed reaction to the coronavirus outbreak and its censorship apparatus was equally behind the curve when it came to stamping out negative comments online.
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Nowadays, I teach American history at Rice, McMurtry's old stamping grounds, and during Harvey I decided to revisit his Houston trilogy to see if the books still sparkled; they do.
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They also learn customer service skills that are hard to develop when doing other work commonly available to incarcerated people, like stamping license plates or making furniture, one expert said.
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Farfetch sold 259 million shares Thursday night, raising $2112 million and stamping a valuation of roughly $813 billion on the online giant after factoring in shares already held by employees.
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In one example, a group of civil liberty organizations in Myanmar penned an open letter to Zuckerberg, decrying "the inadequate response of the Facebook team" to stamping out hate speech.
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"The CIRC is very serious about stamping down on these risky investment practices," said Sam Radwan, co-founder of consultant ENHANCE International, which works with CIRC and China's top insurers.
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Defending Main Street, a super PAC backed by the Republican Main Street Partnership, boosted Balderson in TV ads and attacked Leneghan in digital ads, stamping "Fake Republican" across her picture.
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The whole committee rubber-stamping thing, the no hearings, this is much more centralized than what we see previous speakers go through on a major rewrite of legislation like this.
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Still, even if the brain chemistry of the offenders may vary, Cantor believes some cultural similarities between the church and preparatory schools may be relevant to stamping out this problem.
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He added that she spent her years as First Lady "a mixture between Cherie Blair and Lady Macbeth, stamping her heel, bawling out subordinates and frisbeeing ashtrays at her erring husband".
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When his boss, who wants to get rid of him, asks angrily: "What have you contributed to this department?" he shows her his stamping prowess, and almost demolishes her glass table.
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To our relief, the argument ended with the conductor throwing up his hands in exasperation, stamping all of our tickets (with lots of grumbling), and moving on to the next car.
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Stadiums across Britain were awash with rainbow flags on Saturday as fans also rallied behind Thomas during rights group Stonewall's annual Rainbow Laces campaign aimed at stamping out homophobia in sport.
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In 2008 Iftikhar Chaudhry helped to oust General Pervez Musharraf, a military dictator, overturning the Supreme Court's previously pliant reputation, which it had gained by rubber-stamping a series of coups.
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Many northern politicians, while eager to appear pious, are not really committed to stamping out booze and fornication, perhaps because so many voters want to be left to their own vices.
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Veteran leftist Lopez Obrador's new strategy for battling crime focuses on addressing the root causes of violence, in particular reducing poverty, stamping out entrenched corruption, and giving young adults job opportunities.
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Artists swipe nail polish over a metal stamping plate etched with designs, and then use a silicone stamper to pick up the polish caught in the etched recesses of the plate.
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But no discussion of stamping out this threat would be complete without mentioning the government that gives terrorists all three—safe harbor, financial backing, and the social standing needed for recruitment.
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Stamping out wage growth at the first sign of labour-market tightness wouldn't just hurt workers and risk the recovery; it could also undermine healing of America's long-run supply capacity.
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Since taking office five years ago, he has cast aside decades of precedent, stamping his authority on the party's 89 million members and asserting China's rising might on the global stage.
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Padilla said that, as well as the army, the government had a role to play in stamping out militancy in the south of the country through development and providing social services.
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When they and other townspeople crane their necks to figure out what's going on, they see a large animal thundering down one of the streets, stamping and snorting all the way.
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Consequently, stamping out particular drugs—if that were even possible—won't change the fact that people vulnerable to addiction exist, and will often seek ways to make their consciousness more bearable.
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In July 2014, the government founded the Manga-Anime Guardians Project, an online campaign aimed both at directing consumers to official sources and stamping out illegal content online on 580 sites.
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In a car, it might have taken 30 minutes or longer for him to make the roughly seven-mile drive from his old Brooklyn stamping grounds to an event in Queens.
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But they implored governments not to hoard a vaccine once it is developed, saying that to do so would be devastating for the broader goal of stamping out the coronavirus pandemic.
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But they implored governments not to hoard a vaccine once it is developed, saying that to do so would be devastating for the broader goal of stamping out the coronavirus pandemic.
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It shows Disney stamping its authority on the company, which it bought along with a vast array of other entertainment assets once owned by Murdoch&aposs 21st Century Fox parent company.
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With growth comfortably above this year's target of around 6.5 percent, Chinese policymakers have shifted their focus to reining in financial risks and stamping out speculative activity in the property market.
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Along the way, I lost all my money to an unscrupulous border agent who massively inflated the stamping fee, leaving me penniless and desperately hungry when I finally arrived in Hanoi.
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Ford has undeniably infused the Mach-E with Mustang-y traits, like the tri-bar headlights and taillights, a long hood / short nose combination, and similar stamping details in the bodywork.
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Chinese regulators are stamping out moves by banks to shift renminbi out of the country as they attack one of the few loopholes remaining in the country's strict new capital controls regime.
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She is a cutter-turned-counselor, who put down the knife five years ago - after cutting more than 1,20033 girls during a 20-year period - to instead work towards stamping out FGM.
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Shareholders have no one to blame but themselves for rubber stamping mergers, CEO pay packages and board appointments, Kim said, adding that there was little industry engagement with company boards or activism.
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In a speech to the Arab Islamic American summit in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Sunday, Trump said his "goal is a coalition of nations who share the aim of stamping out extremism".
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Curry spent his days typing out liens and criminal complaints against the sovereign movement's enemies across the state, stamping them with a red thumbprint — proof-positive that he was a real man.
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From selecting the leather to stamping out the strap to shaving down the interior to dyeing the material to carving out the holes, the details are intense but a pleasure to watch.
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The rubber-stamping of Mr Tokayev (who was already interim president) is part of an experiment that Mr Nazarbayev has dreamt up for his country, untested elsewhere in the post-Soviet world.
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Regional approval of Tshisekedi's victory is crucial for the incoming president, who faces steep challenges boosting development and stamping out persistent militia violence along Congo's eastern borders with Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi.
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Last year, for example, Whole Foods began stamping paper shopping bags with the tagline "great everyday low prices" — a slogan that seems to draw some inspiration from Walmart's "everyday low prices" motto.
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All you need to feel the weight of time stamping determinedly on your foot is a YouTube thumbnail of two teenagers gazing with shock and horror at a computer running Windows 95.
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Donald Trump, with his penchant for Versailles-style gilded furniture and his predilection for stamping the family crest on his properties, seems to have a particularly bad case of this national affliction.
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He fixes the overworked washer-dryer and marches around with a fly swatter, stamping out the insects that hover around the compost bin and countertop bowls overflowing with yams, oranges and avocados.
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The $1 billion will go toward a new body shop, a new paint shop, the installation of 85033D printed tools at the assembly plant and new stamping lines at the other plant.
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The number of bears has grown since the 1980s, and they have steadily migrated out of their traditional stamping grounds in the state's northwest, according to the Division of Fish and Wildlife.
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It says such material represents a small fraction of the millions of posts daily, and argues there is a fine balance between protecting freedom of expression and stamping out internet hate speech.
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The air is not joyous but oppressive, and van Gogh, standing there at his easel, admits defeat, grabbing the picture and stamping on it as if he were putting out a fire.
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But some are skeptical that the Latvian government will be able to deliver on its promise of stamping out money laundering, arguing that the country's justice system has proven to be weak.
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So far, the U.S. and U.K. have resisted passing new laws aimed at stamping out fake news, but Germany, which has a history of censoring hate speech, has adopted the technocratic approach.
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Perhaps sensing the importance of finishing on a high note and stamping out Sanders once and for all, the Clinton campaign has lavished the state with time and resources in recent weeks.
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Representative Jeb Hensarling of Texas, the Republican chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, said the chamber had no intention of "rubber stamping" the measure that the Senate passed on Wednesday evening.
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When you see that these tools can be manipulated or they're being used in more harmful ways, or regulators are stamping them down, then that impacts anybody, whether you're consumer or enterprise.
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In the video for "Man," under a sparse four-note beat, Skepta patches together smart phone videos of him stamping large sticker-sized stamps to women's rear ends and broken car windshields.
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Earlier this month, the Indian state of Maharashtra started stamping the hands of people flying into the country with indelible ink stating the date until which they must remain in their houses.
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Paul Feig and Judd Apatow's high school show was a stamping ground for not only its caustic leads — like James Franco, Seth Rogen and Jason Segel — but also for other future stars.
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"Rather than brutally stamping out dissent, the Russian government should respect the rights to freedom of expression," Denis Krivosheev, the deputy director for Eastern Europe at Amnesty International, said in a statement.
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"Stamping out the illegal market that threatens the safety of consumers will always be one of the gaming industry's highest priorities," Bill Miller, AGA president and CEO, said in a press release.
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Nearly 80,000 people across the country are legally rubber-stamping messages like "Not To Be Used To Bribe Politicians" on paper currency in order to spread the message and register their disgust.
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Mr. Leonard, who would become known for his haunting, noirish images of musicians, introduced him to the jazz clubs in Harlem and on 52nd Street that would become his artistic stamping ground.
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In her inauguration speech, Caputova, 45, said state officials that had proven incapable of stamping out corruption should lose their jobs and vowed to make the justice system work fairly for everyone.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis on Sunday strongly condemned the attack on a synagogue in Pittsburgh, calling for the stamping out of "hotbeds of hate" and for stronger moral and civil values.
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Could collagen supplements be the thing stamping out dull complexions all over Hollywood — or are they just another empty promise that Instagram won't let us escape, like "flat tummy tea" or posture enhancers?
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But, 23XU takes compression a step further with their muscle containment stamping, which is designed to add an additional layer of support and pressure to key muscle groups, according to the brand rep.
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About half of those surveyed anticipate the U.K. government's vocal new stance on stamping out corruption and increasing transparency of property ownership will cause London's appeal for international buyers to slide yet further.
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As minister of education from 2012-2015 Ms Sandu gained popularity by stamping out bribery in the school system, and polls show she is seen as the least corrupt politician in the country.
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Widespread visual surveillance — from cameras on public utility polls and transport to commercial data collectors time-stamping and geo-tagging billions of photos of license plates – supplies an exhaustive picture of ourphysical activity.
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Like all fascisms, it's about determining what is inside and what is out, stamping down on any exceptions that blur the divide, and turning the world into a cartoon with extremely heavy linework.
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Speaking to reporters at an expanded FCA stamping plant in Sterling Heights, Michigan, Marchionne declined to comment on whether FCA was in talks with South Korean tech company regarding its Magneti Marelli unit.
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In this very fluid situation, local Catholic authorities felt a need to impress the faithful with their effectiveness in stamping out evil; Protestant authorities made similar displays of their own zeal and prowess.
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People are stamping their feet about USC's snub in particular—they're considered to be an historically bad snub—and their weak consolation prize was being invited to the National Invitation Tournament. Whoopee-doo.
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"Stop stamping on our right to a future," one banner in Marseille read, with much of the anger targeted at Labour Minister Myriam El Khomri, who has spearheaded the proposed new labor policies.
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"The Radetzky March" is particularly apt here because, though the focus after a Leave victory will be on Britain, the real disaster will befall Roth's literary stamping grounds of Central and Eastern Europe.
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Boston chased down Los Angeles in familiar fashion on Saturday, climbing out of 25-27 hole to sting the Dodgers and moved closer to stamping their banner campaign with a World Series title.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Britain's Boris Johnson, who made his name as a Brussels-bashing journalist in the 1990s, was determined to avoid making headlines when he returned to his old stamping ground on Monday.
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Waves form as the duo align and break, ebb and flow, as Mr. Pollini, improvising on chord clusters and stamping on the pedals, is heard from speakers behind or far from the piano.
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The appointment of conservative judges will no doubt have a large impact on the country for decades, but rubber-stamping Trump's Federalist Society-endorsed picks didn't take much in the way of skill.
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But the research underscores headaches for companies in the emerging sector in identifying and stamping out exposure to potentially tainted digital coins, even as tools for tracking and tracing cryptocurrencies grow more sophisticated.
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Another factor: supporters and opponents agree that Trump always seems more confident politically when he has a clear foil to contrast with, and stamping the outbreak as the "Chinese virus" provides him one.
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A cottage industry of lawyers has popped up to guide businesses through the process, and the FAA has begun essentially rubber-stamping the waivers, raising the question of what purpose they actually serve.
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The other side of this mild nostalgic angst is the joy of discovery: The privilege of being able to explore old stamping grounds with fresh eyes (and a few decades under the belt).
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But so far, no Democrat is taking this opportunity to prove they consider stamping out nepotism and other forms of political corruption more important than circling the wagons for the party and Biden.
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Beijing is conscious of striking a balance between stamping out the epidemic which has infected more than 70,000 people and killed over 2,000 people, and shielding the already weakened economy from more damage.
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These new pieces were often taxing: a high B for solo treble in Thomas Adès's "The Fayrfax Carol", hectic stops and starts in Judith Weir's "Illuminare, Jerusalem", stamping in Harrison Birtwistle's "The Gleam".
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You'll go a long way to stamping it out when you stop comparing yourself and your career with where you think it should be or where you think others think it should be.
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Whatever the score, it can be guaranteed that Diego Costa will make the headlines, most likely after stamping on Jordan Henderson's face with two feet before scoring a winner in the final minute.
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Stamping out a butt in front of Smitty's or Black's or Kreuz's Market, and wandering in not even to order but just to ogle at the suit-stained pits like a wide-eyed child.
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Inside the factory, over a dozen machines assembled masks at a rate of 80 per minute, combining synthetic fibers unfurled from giant bobbins, and stamping each with nose strips, head ties or ear loops.
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Assembly of VW's top-selling model at the carmaker's largest factory will be suspended on Friday, Monday and Tuesday after a piston rod inside the stamping plant's engine broke, the carmaker said on Thursday.
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The withdrawals of three of President Trump's most troubling judicial nominees — Matthew Petersen, Brett Talley, and Jeffrey Mateer — are an encouraging sign that even the rubber-stamping Senate Republicans have reached a breaking point.
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As Barnum, Jackman is in rare form, dancing and whirling and stamping and belting out tunes with such gusto that it feels like he's a musical tiger someone finally let out of his cage.
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I didn't want her to get pissed off at me for stamping her forehead, so I concluded, in my drunken stupor, that I had no other choice than to stamp myself … so I did.
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Cheating may be something developers have a legitimate interest in stamping out, but doing so by using their formidable resources to crush a 14-year-old would appear to be a step too far.
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Precise timing, particularly from the small, cheap devices that are now being developed, has a wealth of uses, from time-stamping high-frequency market trades to quickly changing settings within a dynamic energy grid.
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"I see housing, autos and now, after this week, maybe even retail slowing, so it's entirely possible the Fed is ahead of the curve already when it comes to stamping out inflation," Cramer said.
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The government's aim is not only to get firms to distribute some of their vast piles of cash, but to shake up boards that tend to see their job as rubber-stamping management decisions.
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In his year at the helm, Khosrowshahi has tried to improve Uber's image, including by addressing federal criminal and civil probes into its business practices and stamping out its reputation as tolerant of chauvinism.
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Uber is becoming known for stamping out PR fires as much as it's known as a ride-sharing app, but board member Ariana Huffington wants customers to believe they're working toward "a better" company.
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House Democrats will unveil full details of their first bill in the new Congress on Friday — sweeping anti-corruption measures aimed at stamping out the influence of money in politics and expanding voting rights.
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The employees of North American Stamping Group in Portland, Tennessee held the winning ticket that was drawn on Saturday after the prize money grew for two months, Tennessee Lottery officials said in a statement.
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Global chocolate makers have been buying more cocoa through schemes aimed at stamping out poverty, but benefits for farmers have been tempered by falling premiums under the biggest and most popular of these programmes.
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Parkhouse declined to say whether that was a vendor or some other organization, but stressed that the practice is the exception rather than the norm and that he's had success in stamping it out.
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All that stamping and paper-shuffling helped make life in Croatia a Kafkaesque morass, though, so the government has decided it's time to stamp out the stamp before it suffocates an already weak economy.
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"Hate crime goes directly against the long-standing British values of unity, tolerance and mutual respect - and I am committed to stamping this sickening behavior out," Home Secretary Sajid Javid said in a statement.
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Indicated 0.1 percent lower The carmaker said it will halt production of the Golf hatchback at its core Wolfsburg factory for three days starting on Friday because of technical problems at a stamping plant.
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" Trump is expected to say that his administration's goal is a "coalition of nations who share the aim of stamping out extremism and providing our children a hopeful future that does honor to God.
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He announced that he planned to keep his job as a lawyer after taking office, drawing a contrast with Mr. Kaminsky, who said banning outside income for legislators was crucial to stamping out corruption.
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Most of San Diego's tech jobs are in parts of the city — such as North County or Sorrento Valley — that they consider too far from downtown, San Diego's cultural epicenter and millennial stamping ground.
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At the same time, voters showed little appetite for stamping out public corruption by returning two Republican representatives currently under indictment and a Democratic senator who escaped conviction in a corruption trial last year.
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Protests in Oromiya and other regions have increasingly turned to broader political complaints, in a country where rights groups and opposition figures accuse the government of stamping on political freedoms, a charge officials deny.
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Stamping the rebellion out was a show of organizational muscle and discipline by the Trump campaign and the party, which had teams of aides scurrying around the arena as they tried to flip votes.
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She had printed all of the states with varying degrees of success using the patterns and an iron and many she had started to go over with a pen where her stamping job failed.
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In moves that were widely seen as stamping out dissent last year, he sacked his critical deputy prime minister, replaced the former attorney-general with Apandi and cracked down on opposition leaders and academics.
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"This measure will do just that by mandating schools educate students regarding these two symbols of hate, with an eye toward stamping out hate, bigotry and intolerance from our great state," the bill says.
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It includes previously unreported instances of attempted weapons-for-oil deals, attempted bribery and efforts to influence top government defense appointments, as well as printing money and stamping coinage for the Haftar-allied government.
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The resilience of misinformation, despite efforts by the tech behemoths to eliminate it, has become a real-time case study of how the companies are constantly a step behind in stamping out the content.
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He reveled in a swashbuckling censoriousness, implementing what he called a "Literary Pure Food Act," stamping a skull and crossbones onto the frontispiece of pseudoscience books he deemed so iffy that they were dangerous.
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Under Xi, China has grown markedly more Orwellian; not only is it stamping its heel more firmly on its own citizens, but it is also exporting its digital shackles to authoritarians the world over.
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" After stamping out an S.O.S. in the snow, Mr. Steele added ashes to make it black — something he said he kept doing often "because it would snow and I would have to redo it.
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"Today's vote continues the Senate Republicans' record of rubber stamping all of President Trump's judicial nominees," Vanita Gupta, president and CEO of The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, said in a statement.
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Owned by Gestamp, a Spanish automotive component maker, the factory uses a technology called hot stamping to form metal sheets into precision parts like car bumpers and body panels for both local and foreign carmakers.
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Bulgaria has made little progress in stamping out graft since joining the EU in 2007 and is under pressure from the European Commission to strengthen its law enforcement and to prosecute and sentence corrupt officials.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Tennis officials on Wednesday launched an independent review into their anti-corruption practices after allegations the sport's watchdog, the Tennis Integrity unit (TIU), had been ineffective in stamping out corruption in the game.
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So suffusing is this happiness that it leads naturally into a song, which becomes a dance: a rhythm of stamping feet on bare floorboards, even as the dancers stay seated in their ladder-back chairs.
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Gun buyer background checks, micro-stamping of firearms and ammunition as a crime-busting tool, smart guns that only the owner can fire -- and yes, licensing and registration -- must ever so slowly become the norm.
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BRUSSELS, July 18 (Reuters) - Britain's Boris Johnson, who made his name as a Brussels-bashing journalist in the 1990s, was determined to avoid making headlines when he returned to his old stamping ground on Monday.
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HR 1 is the first bill House Democrats will tackle once they retake the gavel next year; it's aimed at stamping out the influence of money in politics, curtailing Washington lobbying, and expanding voting rights.
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"Stop stamping on our right to a future," one banner in the southern port city of Marseille read, with much of the anger targeted at Labour Minister Myriam El Khomri, who is spearheading the reforms.
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House Democrats are listening; Their first bill of the year is HR 1, a massive anti-corruption bill aimed at stamping out the influence of money in politics, curtailing Washington lobbying, and expanding voting rights.
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Output at Kassel, where VW employs about 16,000 people, is affected by slower demand for components and technical problems at the stamping plant of VW's factory in Emden where the Passat is assembled, he said.
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Bulgaria has made scant progress towards stamping out graft and organized crime, and the European Commission, the EU's executive, has repeatedly rebuked the Black Sea country for failing to prosecute and sentence allegedly corrupt officials.
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And while there's no evidence Obama himself enjoyed any time in the snow, his official photographer Pete Souza posted snaps and video of the Obamas' Portuguese Water Dogs Bo and Sunny stamping through the drifts.
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Indeed, it's seizing on GDPR as a PR opportunity — shamelessly stamping its brand on the regulatory changes it lobbied so hard against, including by taking out full page print ads in newspapers… Here we are.
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But the typical beer drinker probably doesn't know that, because regulators have long exempted alcohol producers from stamping their products with the kinds of nutritional labels that are required on other beverages and on food.
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Mr. Hamill, as an expert on his old stamping ground, has already defied Wolfe's cryptic claim that "Only the Dead Know Brooklyn" (Wolfe published that short story just a week before Mr. Hamill was born).
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GM said workers were told not to report for the shifts at its Orion Assembly, Flint Assembly, Lansing Delta Township Assembly and Lansing Grand River Assembly plants, as well as other stamping and transmission plants.
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The provision that has banks worried is aimed at stamping out tactics employed by multinational corporations to reduce U.S. tax obligations by shifting money earned in the United States to less heavily-taxed overseas affiliates.
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But unlike Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, and Iron Fist, Castle is much more violent and exponentially more ruthless when it comes to stamping out evil from his home turf in New York's Hell's Kitchen.
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Mr. Tetzlaff, long known as a meticulous and refined virtuoso, had just displayed a newfound excitability, sawing madly in the increasingly charged ending of the first movement, even broadly if not audibly stamping a foot.
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As Roma partners and raises a daughter with a fellow activist, Diane (Fiona Dourif and Rachel Griffiths), the political issues become personal: Does fighting for equal rights mean rubber-stamping the traditional construct of marriage?
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Stamping out unrest in Qalamoun, said Joshua Landis, the head of the Center for Middle East Studies at the University of Oklahoma and editor of the blog Syria Comment, is key to the regime's survival.
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A public lecture, in French, with three young writers, held at Reid Hall — her old student stamping grounds — seemed like the type of event she would have enjoyed, with its focus on contemporary French literature.
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DAKAR (Reuters) - Gabon hopes to lead by example in stamping out illegal logging of the world's tropical hardwoods, a prominent British conservationist said on Tuesday after being named the central African country's new forests minister.
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So Frank Santoro would cut colors out with scissors and Jordan Crane uses Photoshop to do that same thing, and Gary Panter — Gary's the best person of all, he's creating stamps and stamping his comics.
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Prince Siegfried is nowhere to be seen; this Swan Queen is barefoot and bald; and as Tchaikovsky's plaintive violin melody begins, her movements incorporate balletic sweep and the grounded, hip-shaking, stamping notes of African dance.
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In Dongguan some residents believe that the sex trade has been targeted by the central government more as a way of bringing to heel corrupt officials who support the industry than of stamping out prostitution itself.
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Jeanuine hopes to address that by letting you pick every element of your perfect pair of jeans, from button to stitching to stamping your name on the inside — no question of who they were made for!
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But he is also regularly denounced by rights groups and foreign governments for ruthlessly stamping out political dissent in the nation of 2 million people, which is a popular beach destination for budget-conscious European tourists.
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Modest demands for salary hikes following the largest increases seen in years in 2015 are seen slowing wage growth which is central to government efforts to stimulate the economy by stoking demand and stamping out deflation.
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Its repertoire spanned slow, plaintive, burnished instrumental melodies; somber traditional songs and quick-fingered, breakneck dance tunes that had the cellist twirling onstage and the audience happily clapping and stamping as if sharing a Cretan hoedown.
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Other commenters pretended to be predators themselves, using time stamping — a tool that bad actors use to signal parts of a video that in turn sexualizes a child — in an attempt to get a video removed.
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LOS ANGELES — Joe Earley, who resigned in October from the Fox Television Group, where he served in senior leadership roles for more than two decades, will return to his old stamping grounds — sort of — starting Friday.
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Under the Trump administration, quotes like, "The object of torture is torture" and, "If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face—for ever" must be resonating with people.
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But he is also regularly denounced by rights groups and foreign governments for ruthlessly stamping out political dissent in the nation of 2 million people, which is a popular beach destination for budget-minded European tourists.
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MELBOURNE, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Tennis officials have launched an independent review into their anti-corruption practices after allegations the Tennis Integrity unit (TIU), the sport's watchdog, had been ineffective in stamping out corruption in the game.
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Tabloids still hold a phenomenal amount of swinging power in the UK, especially in politics, so why isn't the ad running in them if Facebook is serious about stamping out fake news ahead of an election?
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In the 23 championship, held in a former metal-stamping factory in Detroit, Jordan came in first, and in 2017 he defended his title at the Alexandra Palace, a cavernous Victorian-era exhibition hall in London.
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Steel is not a single commodity, but rather a complex market made up of hundreds of different grades and types of metal that vary in terms of ease of stamping, resistance to breakage and other properties.
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On nominees and treaties, the Constitution instructs the Senate to give "advice and consent," but that could mean anything from rubber-stamping to sitting down with the president to confer about every single nominee and treaty.
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YAOUNDE (Reuters) - Cameroonian soldiers killed 20 Boko Haram fighters on Wednesday during a raid in northern Nigeria carried out by a multinational force tasked with stamping out the Islamist militants, military sources told Reuters on Thursday.
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The bill that Mr. Christie signed calls for that money, about $13 million annually, to go instead to the New Jersey State Police, which would take on the responsibility of stamping out corruption in the industry.
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It is also possible to imagine a world where an undivided Roman church harnessed science and technology to its own sort of religious-totalitarian ends, and became a theocratic boot stamping on a human face, forever.
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While Egyptian courts often hand down initially heavy sentences that are later reduced on appeal, human rights advocates say that this is the latest in a series of overly severe judgments aimed at stamping out dissent.
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A series of combinations of mordant and resist stamping and dyeing enabled Indian printers to create uniquely complex designs, coveted from Southeast Asia and palaces of Mughal emperors to the far-flung capitals of Western Europe.
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During a recent game against Duke at Madison Square Garden, his old stamping grounds, Ewing was on the verge of an ejection for arguing with the referees over what he thought was a phantom foul call.
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Just as I agonize about what to tell my two young children, our current administration seems intent on bludgeoning and reneging on environmental treaties, stamping out what mild clean air and water protections we have earned.
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Maduro and his predecessor, Hugo Chavez, funded huge social welfare programs and price-control policies in an effort to steer the country toward socialism, locking up political opponents and stamping out the opposition in the process.
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He bought the plant with another former Oneida employee, Greg Owens, and together they strung the business along through the Great Recession, roughly a dozen workers stamping away in a factory built for more than 2,000.
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The Balkan, formerly communist country is the poorest as well as one of the most corrupt countries in the EU, which it joined in 2007, and has made scant progress towards stamping out graft and organized crime.
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The apparent rubber-stamping of Mr Tokayev (he is currently interim president) in this choreographed election is part of an experiment that Mr Nazarbayev has dreamt up for his country, untested elsewhere in the post-Soviet world.
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I do not, for the life of me, understand why millennials will take out all of their money from the bank and then spend an evening stamping "VOID" in huge red letters on each and every bill.
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Alissa Wilkinson, Vox: As Barnum, Jackman is in rare form, dancing and whirling and stamping and belting out tunes with such gusto that it feels like he's a musical tiger someone finally let out of his cage.
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Many Algerians say that the ailing president and other veterans of the 1954-1962 war of independence against France should hand over power to young technocrats who can focus on unemployment, poor services and stamping out corruption.
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Many Algerians complain that the ailing president and other veterans of the 1954-1962 war of independence against France must hand over power to young technocrats who can focus on unemployment, poor services and stamping out corruption.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Opponents of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte expressed shock and outrage on Friday at police moves to charge dozens of them with sedition, calling it persecution aimed at stamping out scrutiny of his increasingly powerful rule.
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I even know the moment it happened: When I was in middle school, the older boys I admired most played a cover of "Outshined" at a talent show, stamping that song onto my life like a tattoo.
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Its tax authority in effect sold tax-avoidance services to large firms by rubber-stamping opaque arrangements that helped them to cut their tax bills dramatically in both their countries of residence and their countries of operation.
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As the tale unfolds, Antoine cuts an ever more feral figure, alienating his parents as well as his offspring, and stamping on any trace of sympathy that the audience might have extended to him in his loneliness.
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When Motte began clapping his hands and stamping his feet to Castro's walk-up song, a Dominican pop tune, the entire crowd soon made a habit of joining in, briefly creating a fiestalike atmosphere at the ballpark.
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Sainsbury's, the world's largest retailer of Fairtrade products, started stamping its own "Fairly Traded" label on its own brand tea in May as part of a pilot scheme to move to an internally managed ethical sourcing scheme.
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A video of the incident last week in the eastern coastal town of Lecheria showed National Guard members and policemen repeatedly punching, stamping and hitting 33-year-old Gianni Scovino with a baton, riot shield and helmet.
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The pair started their label in 43; as with the DIY parties they occasionally host on Saturday nights around the city (and every Sunday in the summer), they insisted on doing everything themselves, from stamping to distribution.
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The Bizet house-museum and center are part of a master plan by Luc Wattelle — the mayor of Bougival — to create a cultural hub in what was long a favorite stamping ground of painters, musicians and writers.
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Stamping black text against a blood-red background, she uses the billboards to announce her crusade while Mr. McDonagh (who likes self-aware gestures) lays out the story's fundamentals: its setting, characters, problem, plot and possible villain.
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Biden has been less absolute than some other Democratic candidates on stamping out consumption of oil, natural gas and coal, calling for eliminating subsidies for the fossil fuels rather than pledging to eliminate all use of them.
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One of the most extensive of those offensives, centered on Waziristan in 2014, was hailed by Pakistanis for nearly completely stamping out a domestic terrorism campaign by the Pakistani Taliban that had scourged the country since 2008.
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In the center of town, families of printers stand before long tables covered with fabric, dipping blocks into color and stamping them with a thump thump of the hand to ensure a strong print on the fabric.
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"You can throw a baseball and almost hit the Volkswagen plant," said Corey Jahn, the Gestamp plant director, standing next to powerful cold-stamping machines that press sheets of metal into wheelhouses, door sills and floor plenums.
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He moved carefully on the stairs, gripping the right-hand railing and lowering his foot slowly onto the next step, then stamping down with his heel to make sure it gripped before putting his weight on it.
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Ramaphosa's stated commitment to boosting growth and stamping out graft has gone down well with foreign investors and ANC members, who felt Zuma's handling of the economy could seriously damage the party in the 2019 national elections.
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But his stated commitment to boosting growth and stamping out graft has gone down well with foreign investors and ANC members who felt Zuma's handling of the economy could seriously damage the party in the 2019 election.
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Stamping out deforestation in the cocoa supply chain is just one of the commitments made by the world's chocolate makers to make the industry more sustainable, along with finding ways to end child labour and boost farmers' incomes.
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The alternative rock, emo, and punk scenes have been just as bad at stamping out rampant strains of misogyny and sexual harassment as the music world at large, but the Lacey allegations feel like a particularly heartbreaking blow.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May said Britain must be tougher in stamping out Islamist extremism after attackers killed at least seven people by ramming a van into pedestrians on London Bridge and stabbing revelers in nearby bars.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May has said Britain must be tougher in stamping out Islamist extremism after attackers killed at least seven people by ramming a van into pedestrians on London Bridge and stabbing revelers in nearby bars.
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As Oklahoma Attorney General, Pruitt had a habit of taking press releases from local oil and gas companies, stamping his letterhead across the top and passing them on to the EPA verbatim as the official position of Oklahoma.
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One strategy is cost-saving mergers between local authorities: at the moment some, such as Lancashire County Council, simply go without archaeologists, which critics fear could mean planning officers rubber-stamping developments that a trained archaeologist would not.
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In a speech in the northern English city of Manchester, the birthplace and home of Emmeline Pankhurst who led Britain's suffragette movement, May will announce government measures to make sure social media firms are stamping out offensive content.
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Critics of the new government, however, used the disclosures of Ferrand's past professional activities to suggest hypocrisy, given its stated commitment to stamping out abuses of privilege in political life such as that exposed by the Fillon case.
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"At Tigres, we're committed to stamping out any form of harassment in our stadium and our community, including any situation that violates a woman's dignity or seeks to intimidate, degrade or offend women," an official club statement said.
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In the US, too, lawmakers elected to push aside controversy over a legal loophole that provides intelligence agencies with a means for the warrantless surveillance of American citizens — re-stamping Section 702 of FISA for another six years.
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The city's ongoing tear-down of abandoned structures, its graffiti clean-up campaign, and stepped-up law enforcement have largely succeeded in stamping out Detroit's graffiti history, much like the whitewashing of New York's subways in the 80s.
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Gun control advocates and some law enforcement officials have said the stamping technology is a valuable crime-fighting tool because it gives investigators a trail to pursue, especially for gun crimes in which the firearms were not recovered.
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There were also 259 bartenders, 10 wine cellar men, 15 barbers and, in later years, two men whose sole job was dusting the chandeliers and another who patrolled the hallways stamping ashtrays with the double-P Plaza logo.
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When your abuse reports are constantly bounced back with canned explanations, the actual people handling your abuse reports begin to seem like distant, uncaring automatons that are rubber stamping all your pleas for help with DENIED, DENIED, DENIED.
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The letter followed the publication of a New York Times article based on interviews with more than 70 current and former workers detailing accounts of sexual harassment and retaliation at the two factories, Chicago Assembly and Chicago Stamping.
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The government says it is stamping out separatism, but advocates say Mr. Xi is leading a campaign to undermine minority culture and to promote the dominance of the Han ethnicity and the Communist Party, which is officially atheist.
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On that day, Acheinu, the outreach arm of the educational organization Dirshu, will host its annual prayer event with the theme of stamping out the plague of anti-Semitism on the rise in our country and our world.
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At 18 he returned to Canada, settling in Toronto and taking a job "working in a customs cage stamping little cards that came out of nowhere and went he knew not whither," as Macleans magazine put it in 1975.
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This step, for some critics, is not unlike stamping the word "Juif" or "Juive" on the papers of French Jews under the collaborationist regime of Vichy, not to mention its stripping of citizenship in 1940 from naturalized French Jews.
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She would find that the novel moves not just in two time frames, told through two voices, a first-person narrator and a third- , but also that it moves in the fourth dimension, stamping itself upon the reading mind.
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Bulgaria has seen steady economic growth on his watch and some improvements in infrastructure, mostly funded by the EU, but has made scant progress towards stamping out graft, jailing corrupt officials and businessmen and overhauling an inefficient, creaking judiciary.
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Once he started those big fingers diving flat and fast to the keys and that right leg stamping to the beat, once he beamed that thousand-watt smile to the audience on every phrase, no one could stay still.
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And while Popsicle-owner Unilever has flexed its muscles maintaining its ownership of the name, it's hard to imagine a better/cheaper promotion than stamping your name across the latest build of the world's most popular mobile operating system.
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And though he's made controversial statements in the past concerning Islam, President Trump's speech yesterday was more conciliatory, focused on the common goals of, quote, stamping out extremism and providing children a hopeful future that does honor to God.
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AIBA adopted the change for amateur fighters some three years ago but needed to bring it to the IOC Executive Board, which noted it without objection on Tuesday, essentially rubber-stamping the decision and clearing the way for Rio.
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MUTOKO, Zimbabwe (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Shouting, sweating and stamping their feet, dozens of farm laborers fill Tinago Chisvo's makeshift office to demand their money, as the tobacco farmer desperately tries to explain the crisis that has hit his farm.
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"What works in San Francisco does not necessarily work in Michigan," Ms. Pelosi told Bloomberg News, stamping out policy ideas, such as the Green New Deal and Medicare for All, that have caught fire on the party's progressive wing.
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I sometimes feel that the more regularly I use earphones, the more I become wrapped up in myself, stamping from one task to the next, ticking off my to-do list, and never thinking about anything beyond the immediate.
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Unfortunately, for all the early aughts talk of blogs taking over the world, the era of independent blogs turned out to be a brief one, and attempts to professionalize the blogging genre required stamping the iconoclasm out of it.
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For the last eight years, as the calendar has turned over, that appointment has carried with it the dread of inevitability, stamping an expiration date on whatever great expectations Louisiana State had built to that point in the season.
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Duterte seems to genuinely believe the drug war "is the key to restoring order and stamping out corruption, particularly as he claims it enabled him to clean up Davao as mayor," Thompson said, referring to the leader's former duty.
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Similarly, people close to Cheney had a hand in the consistent use of "enhanced interrogation techniques" in the most secret realms of government, in memos rubber-stamping the torture, and on the front page of The New York Times.
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Maduro and his predecessor, Hugo Chavez, funded huge and ultimately unsustainable social welfare programs and price-control policies in an effort to steer the country toward socialism, locking up political opponents and stamping out the opposition in the process.
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" Johnson also warned that voice connectivity will be in every room and almost every object, and that "a future Alexa will pretend to take orders, but this Alexa will be watching you, clacking her tongue and stamping her foot.
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However, 79% say elected officials are failing to protect them through legislation, 66% say social media sites are doing a poor job at stamping down abuse, and 58% of teachers are doing a poor job at handling abuse, as well.
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However, that is expected to be a rubber-stamping decision as Infantino has repeatedly promised that VAR will be used at the June 14-July 15 tournament and has made it one of his priorities since being elected in February 2016.
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Economists are aghast: much of the gain from moving to a single tax-rate nationwide came from stamping out the inefficiency of multiple rates, which prod businesses towards providing goods and services favoured by the tax code rather than by consumers.
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A top priority for Kasai, now a deputy regional director with nearly three decades in public health, is WHO's goal of stamping out diseases such as lymphatic filariasis, also known as elephantiasis, and glaucoma or eye diseases by 2020, he said.
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Sure, this demand apparently came from the creepy star-chamber rubber-stamping Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, and was accessorized by an open-ended gag order — nothing says "checks and balances" like clandestine courts issuing classified orders enforced in absolute secrecy, right?
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In other words, the coat of arms story further confirms what we already suspected about Trump — that his highest aspiration seems not to be the creation of anything of his own, but the stamping of his name on what already exists.
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The story of the intervening years is that of his gradual recognition that alliance-building and compromise, not foot-stamping and unilateralism (or the "Cameron Show", as Germany's Spiegel exasperatedly calls it), is the way to get things done in Brussels.
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You also could criticize local and state governments for rubber-stamping development in flood-prone areas and for planning but not building infrastructure designed to lessen the rush of floodwaters, said Craig Colten, professor of geography at Louisiana State University.
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Albania is awaiting a European Union decision later this week about whether it can start membership talks with the EU, but some of the bloc's leaders want it to show more progress in stamping out organized crime and corruption first.
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Instead of stamping the bags, the imagery is screen printed, and instead of the Koch brothers, Guthrie prints Donald Trump's face on the bags with the hashtag #MakeAmericaBarfAgain, so that travelers can share pictures of the bags on social media.
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As egregious as these tactics are, they carry real downside risks for Republicans, who will likely end up rubber-stamping cabinet officials who turn out to be corrupt or incompetent or both, and ultimately damage the administration and the party.
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Over the long term, Trump's success at stamping his polarizing brand on the GOP remains a huge electoral gamble for the party because it risks alienating the young, well-educated and diverse groups growing, rather than shrinking, in the electorate.
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The only way to stop abuse of the process is for the USPTO to be forced to do its job and actually reject bad patents, rather than rubber stamping as many patents as possible to drive up its number of applications.
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A couple of hours in, it's difficult to remember any of the details — what lingers instead is a general impression of pressing, drilling and stamping, and an aimless sort of adrenaline urging you to do something with your body right away.
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Some 18 oil nations, including non-OPEC Russia, gathered in the Qatari capital of Doha for what was expected to be the rubber-stamping of a deal - in the making since February - to stabilize output at January levels until October 2016.
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That might be expected from the performance space — a rabbit warren of rooms beneath the tourist landmark that is Madame Tussauds, the waxwork museum that also happens to exist a stovepipe away from the Baker Street stamping ground of Sherlock Holmes.
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Chanel traveled in fascist circles and invented her double-C insignia in 1921, just one year after the Nazis adopted the swastika, which they treated like a fashion label, stamping it on jewelry, clothing, even lingerie, in addition to military uniforms.
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On the nondescript 4,000-square-metre (43,17-square-foot) factory floor in Nagumo's main Sanwa plant, grey-clad workers, some wearing blue surgical masks, busied themselves during a recent day designing moulds by computer, then milling, stamping and assembling dies.
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The Secret Service chief, Hiram C. Whitley, (he was 21924 inches taller than Comey, who stands 22017-foot-8) succeeded in stamping out the Klan of those days — on behalf of the Republicans who then controlled the White House and Senate.
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It said workers were told not to report for the shifts at its Orion Assembly, Flint Assembly, Lansing Delta Township Assembly and Lansing Grand River Assembly plants, as well as other stamping and transmission plants on Wednesday evening and early Thursday.
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Should Qatar agree to the change — its consent is required — and should logistical challenges be overcome, Infantino would most likely seek the approval of FIFA's 211 member federations, a grouping long known for rubber-stamping policies favored by the president.
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In Maharashtra, a state in western India, the government has come up with a novel way to mark patients showing symptoms of the novel coronavirus — by stamping them with indelible ink to ensure they are sent home if they venture outdoors.
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So, has America already become an authoritarian regime where law enforcement serves the supreme leader, not the Constitution, where questioning or even ridiculing the regime's officials has become a crime, and in which the legislature is just a rubber-stamping operation?
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After British militants rammed a van into pedestrians on London Bridge and went on the rampage through packed bars, stabbing revelers in June, Prime Minister Theresa May said Britain must be tougher on stamping out Islamist militancy and proposed regulating cyberspace.
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In New York City, years of efforts had been aimed at stamping out drugs like K2, which are made of plant matter that has been sprayed with mind-altering substances that mimic the effect of THC, the active ingredient in marijuana.
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One of Redfield's deputies on Monday urged businesses and schools to start preparing for the disease's inevitable spread — stamping the CDC's imprint on public fears and irking White House officials who worry about panicking Americans and driving down financial markets.
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"A future Alexa will pretend to take orders, but this Alexa will be watching you, clucking her tongue and stamping her foot," Johnson said, referring to the Amazon voice assistant that has had some controversial eavesdropping scandals in recent months.
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On Friday, about 24 hours after the Pacers made the signing official and Paul George welcomed him back with a text message, Stephenson returned to his stamping grounds, looking for ways to help the Pacers make yet another playoff run.
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Shifting a lamp by a few centimeters can mean re-designing exterior body panels, investing in stamping dies and lighting assemblies, and delaying planned launches by more than a year, said people close to the Japanese Automotive Manufacturers Association (JAMA).
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" His arrest and the severity of his sentence shocked many supporters, who warned that by stamping out voices such as Ilham's, "the Chinese Government is in fact laying the groundwork for the very extremism it says it wants to prevent.
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What's next: While continuing to work on stamping out this outbreak, Muyembe, who in addition is director of the National Institute of Biomedical Research, says he's also focusing research on discovering what animal or insect is the vector of the disease.
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" Ms. Baburina said that when her children were little she gave them small work tasks, like labeling envelopes or stamping books, while she worked nearby, which helped make "them a valuable part of the team in keeping the house running.
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When the party came to power in 1933, gay men were among the first victims targeted—Nazi brown-shirts closed gay bars, stormed Berlin's famed Institute for Sexology, and burned gay texts, effectively stamping out Weimar Germany's renowned gay community.
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"Badke," performed by 10 Palestinian dancers, combines the vigorous stamping of the Middle Eastern line dance dabke with elements of hip-hop, capoeira, circus arts and other dance forms, in an exploration of movement as a mode of both celebration and resistance.
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Estonia's digital identity solution is an example of the use of the blockchain as a marketing tactic, as the company providing the underlying technology rebranded its offering from "hash-linked time-stamping" to "blockchain technology" just in time to ride the blockchain hype.
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Seconds later, shaky footage of Sunday's protest showed a man jumping onto the bonnet and stamping hard on the metalwork, a rare direct confrontation against the background of a highly-charged election race that keeps returning to one subject - Iran's stuttering economy.
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Beauty companies such as AmorePacific and LG Household and Health Care thrive on short product-development cycles in order to keep up with the latest trends, such as stamping Line characters on packaging and plastering gingerbread men on products over the Christmas season.
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The VSOs and MSOs get away with this kind of mission creep by rubber-stamping left-leaning, anti-veterans' choice letters because the general public is not paying attention and the left-leaning mainstream media will never call them out for it.
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Not feeding the trolls—aka: ignoring foot-stamping babies who say ridiculous shit so that you don't have to hear them spout even more ridiculous shit— is a very healthy practice that can do things like, prevent fascist dictators from running your country.
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He was successful in the earlier rounds of his case, which was backed by the Equality Commission for Northern Ireland, an agency funded by the tax-payer whose jobs include the stamping out of religious discrimination, which used to be a big problem.
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Can the incomparably greater number of Muslims in the world who are so rightly horrified today come together with their own vision -- which includes stamping out the extremists who seem to hate Islam, and Muslims, and the Prophet Mohammed, more than anyone else?
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"While we have made significant progress in recent years, there is - to be frank - far too much tolerance of extremism in our country," she said, urging Britons to be more robust in stamping it out in the public sector and in wider society.
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Chinese weightlifter Long Qingquan, competing against a North Korean for a gold medal in the clean and jerk, found himself in front of a vocal, largely Brazilian crowd stamping and chanting his rival's name before he attempted to lift three times his bodyweight.
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Given that, it's no surprise that "Hand to Phone" is the most Authentic of our selections — a Suicide-y, cold wavey, minimal synth workout with the pre-requisite I Am Very Bored And Very Rich and I Am Stamping On Your Cock vocals.
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Guinea, which is more than double the size and population of Sierra Leone or Liberia, the other two hardest-hit nations, had a difficult time stamping out the virus and was the last to be declared "Ebola free," in late December 2015.
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"PASPA has thus had the perverse effect of pushing an enormous market underground by way of federal decree while stamping out state and local efforts to adapt their own laws pursuant to their own citizens' wishes," the American Gaming Association's amicus brief reads.
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While Sibanye fell short of its goal of stamping out illegal mining altogether, Sibanye's head of security Nash Lutchman said based on available intelligence, "there are only about 40 to 50 illegal miners operating now, scattered across our Kloof and Driefontein operations".
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Add to this growing list of grievances the Democrats' "nuclear" demolition of the judicial filibuster and President Obama's subsequent efforts to pack the courts — the powerful D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals in particular — with judges committed to rubber-stamping his progressive agenda.
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The 65-year-old foundation chief has has also flexed her muscles since joining the supervisory board in January, most notably by questioning the rationale of the Tata Steel deal, ending years of rubber stamping management's proposals, people briefed on the talks said.
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We are thrilled to announce that Civil, the decentralised marketplace for sustainable journalism, will be joining to talk about the rise of fake news and Verisart's Robert Norton will share his views on stamping out fraud in the art world with blockchain.
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The 65-year-old foundation chief has also flexed her muscles since joining the supervisory board in January, most notably by questioning the rationale of the Tata Steel deal, ending years of rubber stamping management's proposals, people briefed on the talks said.
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Blame street wear (read: Balenciaga) and sportswear (read: Nike), as was clear from the cool-kid stamping of boxy logos across T-shirts and down trouser legs, across sneakers and on caps; not to mention the resurfacing of emblems (see: Max Mara).
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" Mr. Cruz, taking a page from President Trump's playbook of stamping damaging labels on his opponents, seemed to be trying to undermine the authenticity of Mr. O'Rourke, whose birth name is Robert Francis, but who has been known since childhood as "Beto.
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Stamping out the multiple vendors peddling Pepe mech on Amazon will be difficult, but the team has already succeeded in removing several shirts from the market, including the one worn by Morris May when he pepper sprayed a transgender activist in early September.
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While the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission code of conduct does not prohibit the use of social messaging apps, it encourages the strict recording and time stamping of all communications and says the use of mobile phones for orders is "strongly discouraged".
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Ford's electric vehicles and hybrids, such as the Fusion Energi, may not match the Tesla Model X in style or speed, but Ford can knock out millions of fenders and hoods in its stamping operations with absolute certainty and to tight specifications.
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Word of the Day noun: a flat metal piece (usually a disc) used as money verb: form by stamping, punching, or printing verb: make up _________ The word coin has appeared in 269 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Sept.
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"Washington's recent moves in South China Sea, plans for steel tariffs and the rubber-stamping of an arms sale to Taiwan indicate that Trump is shifting toward a more hard-line approach on China," said Guo Yu, principal China analyst at Verisk Maplecroft.
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T he last of these photographers is represented by his renowned series "Printing on Water," in which Mr. Song is pictured waist-deep in a Tibetan river, futilely stamping the surface with a printing block marked with the Chinese character for water.
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Companies rushing to grab a piece of the UAE should remember that, while their presence flatters the image of the Emirati authorities, their operations are subject to the same laws that are systematically stamping out all signs of dissent in the country.
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Mr. Khan's training was, more specifically, in Kathak, one of the oldest forms of Indian classical dance, and in his solos he demonstrates his continued mastery of its whirling, stamping movement, his ability to create dazzling whiplashing turns and rhythmic patterns with his feet.
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At the end there was an awkwardly choreographed performance that included all the women sitting at a table replete with lit candles, holding small stones in their hands and stamping them on the table on prearranged signals, while one intoned what seemed like a prayer.
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The meetings are part of Amazon's effort to engage directly with its third-party sellers and help improve their overall selling experience on its site, as the company continues to deal with complicated problems such as allegedly unfair suspensions and stamping out counterfeit products.
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In its stamping ground of Europe there are warm regulatory winds blowing too: An European Commission antitrust intervention last year saw Google hit with a $5BN fine over anti-competitive practices attached to its Android platform — forcing the company to change local licensing terms.
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Counting of votes from Saturday's election dragged on into a sixth day, with a rubber stamping of Turnbull's government expected to be still a few days away, but the likelihood of a minority government and an obstructive Senate has already set off alarm bells.
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" David Dempsey, a critic of the New York Times, explained that "it is probably no coincidence that the Beatles, who provoke the most violent response among teen‐agers, resemble in manner the witch doctors who put their spell on hundreds of shuffling and stamping natives.
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Seeking to reset both his own and his country's relationship with the Muslim world, President Trump will declare Sunday during a major speech in Saudi Arabia that he hopes the United States and Islamic countries can share "a hopeful future" while "stamping out extremism" together.
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"It's hard to tell what is based upon genuine disagreement about safety, what is based upon lack of trust, and what is based upon not wanting to be seen as rubber stamping the FAA approval," said Richard Aboulafia, aerospace analyst for the Teal Group.
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The new administration will need push through reforms on multiple fronts, including reworking laws that have weakened property rights and scared off foreign investors, stamping out corruption, and reducing the huge public sector wage bill – which currently accounts for the bulk of government spending.
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The rise of industrial capitalism and the division of people into classes—owners versus workers, white-collar versus blue-collar—had left an indelible imprint on the souls of men and women, stamping a standardized way of thinking, feeling, and behaving onto their psyches.
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Compared to stamping out parts, 83D printing is a relatively slow process -- the machine averages about five pieces per hour -- but it's very flexible in that one machine can make parts of almost any shape depending on the plans that are fed into it.
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" Plus, he thinks if the U.S. backed away from a trade dispute from China "for real," then we would hear Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and trade advisor Peter Navarro "flapping their arms and stamping their feet and that's not what we're hearing right now.
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MILAN, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Telecom Italia (TIM) is set to appoint Amos Genish as its new chief executive, four sources close to the matter said on Wednesday, in a choice seen as French media group Vivendi further stamping its authority over the Italian phone group.
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Yet the necessary patience and continuous investment in advancing technology improvement in machinery prevalent elsewhere in the world seems to be losing ground here in US. You do not see those large stamping presses used to make car body panels made in United States.
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Gabriel, a 19-year-old wide player who took part in the Olympic team's 1-0 defeat by Nigeria in a friendly on Thursday, replaces Barcelona striker Neymar, who was cautioned for stamping in a thrilling 2-2 draw against Uruguay in Recife, Brazil.
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And regulators are adopting a more flexible stance to accommodate remote work — for instance, the CFTC is offering relief on things like record-keeping and time-stamping for market players including futures commission merchants, introducing brokers, swap dealers, retail foreign exchange dealers, and floor brokers.
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LA PAZ (Reuters) - Bolivia's Congress on Tuesday formally accepted the November resignation of leftist leader Evo Morales and his deputy Álvaro García Linera, rubber stamping the end of his 14-year socialist administration as the South American country heads for new elections in May.
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In East Flatbush, an enclave of Caribbean immigrants, residents of the apartment complex, Flatbush Gardens, said Mr. Jeune, a native of Guyana, showed visible signs of emotional or mental difficulties, such as stamping of his feet when he walked, but he was not considered threatening.
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Camp Uncas, once owned by J.P. Morgan, and Great Camp Sagamore, the former stamping grounds of Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt and his relatives, are both situated on their own small lakes some 20 miles away, nearly indistinguishable from the lake we set up camp on.
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"In many ways, the performances of Donald Trump remind me of male chimpanzees and their dominance rituals," Goodall told Fallows: In order to impress rivals, males seeking to rise in the dominance hierarchy perform spectacular displays — stamping, slapping the ground, dragging branches, throwing rocks.
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Anchors and guests have noted the complexities in the relationship between the United States, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey, asking questions about how to believe the information coming from Turkey considering the country's own track record of stamping out an independent press and political dissidents.
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The potential economic penalties come just days after the White House announced it would allow the Turkish military to proceed with a planned invasion into northern Syria, where Kurdish fighters had aided American forces in stamping out the remnants of the Islamic State terror group.
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LAVISH OBAMA CENTER HITS MOUNTING OPPOSITION IN CHICAGO AS PROFS BLAST PLANS, &aposSOCIALLY REGRESSIVE&apos IDEAS "The City Council's rubber-stamping of the Obama Presidential Center was totally expected," Charles A. Birnbaum, CEO of The Cultural Landscape Foundation in Washington, D.C., said in a statement Wednesday.
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Unlike conventional metal fabrication techniques that rely on removing or stamping metals to arrive at an intended design, metal 3D printing builds objects up layer by layer through fusing material together with a programmed laser that literally draws each layer shape until an object has been produced.
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A non-profit called Gluten Intolerance Group of North America is suing Oliver for stamping some of his online recipes with a 'GF' symbol -- which they believe is a straight rip-off of their own label that they're saying is THE official gluten-free stamp of approval.
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Set in a small town in Idaho — the regular stamping grounds of Mr. Hunter, author of "The Whale" and "The Few" — the play, directed sensitively by Stella Powell-Jones, unfolds in the clean but tchotchke-cluttered living room of the deceased woman, Zoe, an obsessive TV shopper.
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Except for one key difference: That steel is American steel, sourced from the productive Hells of Pennsylvania and Ohio—Ohio AK Steel, to be specific, at the time of MUNCHIES' visit—and the stamping, cutting, embossing, welding, wrapping, packaging, and shipping are all done in America.
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Editorial It's tempting to take Friday's petty decision by the Trump White House to bar certain news organizations from a briefing — something no administration of either party has ever done — as a backhanded compliment to the reporters whose honest work provoked the president's latest foot-stamping tantrum.
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In 2628, the American Foreign Service Association (AFSA) fought against a provision that authorized the department to initiate a pilot program to bring in mid-career personnel at a level commensurate with their experience rather than at the bottom, stamping passports, as is the Foreign Service model.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexicans say corruption is falling even as a third of them also report paying a bribe, a survey by Transparency International said on Monday, as the 10-month-old administration of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador sets its sights on stamping out graft.
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A pioneer of a new sound, a totem of contemporary Britain, a vessel of sharp charisma—all signs point to him being the next in a lineage of artists who seep into the foundation of music, stamping their tone across its fabric, irreversibly pushing it toward the future.
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Shulkin would be wise to note the continuing issues with the VA appeals process, but also to take note of why the reform package did not pass, and be open to new ideas for reform as opposed to simply rubber-stamping the appeals reform package of his predecessor.
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The discussion of the emergency declaration as a way out of the shutdown makes it seem like an escape lever that Trump can pull at any time — with the lever triggering an automatic chain reaction that ends with a California judge stamping "ENJOINED" on a piece of paper.
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Unlike those two states, New York has yet to report a death caused by the virus, and Mr. Cuomo's decision appeared to be geared toward stamping out a disease by eliminating close contact among large numbers of people in an area just north of the nation's largest city.
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