I have personal reservations about Cory Booker, stemming from his deceits as mayor of Newark, and Kamala Harris, stemming from her behavior as a prosecutor.
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"Yen demand stemming from Japan's current account surplus will be checked by yen selling pressure stemming from 'risk-on' generated by global economic growth," he said.
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"Yen demand stemming from Japan's current account surplus will be checked by yen selling pressure stemming from 'risk on' generated by global economic growth," he said.
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The yuan's fall seems to be stemming from panicky selling.
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Apple faces an EU antitrust complaint stemming from that episode.
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He also could face criminal charges stemming from the conduct.
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The extradition is on murder charges stemming from the attack.
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Seasons later, another had a breakdown stemming from the tragedy.
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Cummins face federal and state charges stemming from her disappearance.
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There have been myriad legal disputes stemming from the bankruptcy.
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A lot of this activity is just stemming from that.
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But don't be complacent about the risks stemming from geopolitics.
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And U.S. officials have reported progress in stemming its growth.
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The Flores settlement -- a consent decree stemming from Flores v.
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Hallucinations stemming from this period inform much of Kusama's work.
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Ray Dalio sees 'serious problems' stemming from the next recession.
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Stemming insect declines will require much more than this, however.
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What ideas will be most effective in stemming this crisis?
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None, so far, have succeeded in stemming Grundy's inexorable decline.
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"Job One is slowing and stemming the damage," he said.
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"You are not even stemming the tide," Mayer said by phone.
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He also highlights issues stemming from historic and unsustainable low volatility.
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Goodson's trial will be the third stemming from the Gray case.
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He is now facing multiple charges stemming from the Florida incident.
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There is additional pressure stemming from higher output in South America.
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Weak data from China added to the nervousness stemming from Brexit.
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Risks for the sovereign stemming from the banking sector are moderate.
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Other charges stemming from that date, including felony assault, were dismissed.
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Geneice Petty also faces criminal charges stemming from her son's death.
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Ramirez currently faces charges stemming from a separate case on Oct.
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Koza is seeking unspecified damages plus profits stemming from copyright infringement.
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Zinke's problems stemming from his Florida move could be just beginning.
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But stemming the flow of migrants from Turkey is proving hard.
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The debate stemming from the Charlottesville tragedy is black and white.
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Turkey is an unreliable ally, stemming back to the Cold War.
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Equifax isn't liable for identity fraud stemming from the OPM breach.
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This offsets the risks stemming from MIT's geographical concentration in Singapore.
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This novel follows the far-reaching consequences stemming from two decisions.
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LUCF refers to emissions stemming from land-use change and forestry.
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Turkey has so far avoided U.S. sanctions stemming from the purchase.
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Batkins called it the first "out" stemming from Trump's regulatory budget.
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Investors have already faced turbulence stemming from an election this year.
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It's stemming from a lot of powerful and rich white voices.
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Another Trump priority has been stemming the flow of undocumented immigrants.
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Portsmouth has a reputation for violence, stemming from its military history.
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He has pleaded not guilty to charges stemming from the attacks.
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Andrew has publicly refuted allegations stemming from his ties to Epstein.
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Do you see this as stemming from ideological or tactical affinities?
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Once the youthful Pistons got going, there was no stemming the tide.
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So, too, could fear or budgetary consequences stemming from the JWST delay.
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He was also diagnosed with learning disabilities, possibly stemming from foster care.
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Morgan Stanley cited the risks to Goldman stemming from the 1MDB investigation.
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Kim and Tristan had a falling out, stemming from his cheating scandal.
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Details on the new grand theft charge stemming from an alleged Oct.
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Moonves has so far faced no criminal charges stemming from the allegations.
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Ghomeshi faces five criminal charges stemming from alleged incidents involving three women.
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But analysts say the plan has little chance of stemming the insurgency.
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He was convicted of two misdemeanors stemming from incidents there in 2015.
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The governor also noted that Taiwan faced changes stemming from external conditions.
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Four students were indicted in 2018 on charges stemming from the incident.
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Najib has taken steps that critics say are aimed at stemming opposition.
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Dinardo was arrested earlier this week on charges stemming from the investigation.
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We also estimate EUR78 million of additional value stemming from minority interests.
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Mason has not been charged with crimes directly stemming from Fraser's death.
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The massive public health crisis stemming from contaminated water in Flint, Mich.
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He is jailed on separate charges stemming from the 2014 Nevada standoff.
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In fact, outrage stemming from a lack of political representation is ubiquitous.
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There was additional support stemming from a decline in U.S. gasoline inventories.
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Kryptowire disclosed 33 vulnerabilities in Samsung devices, stemming from six preinstalled apps.
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Wyoming has a similarly proud gun culture, stemming from the pioneer history.
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Trump's comments have a more recent history, likely stemming from two sources.
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There was additional pressure on the corn market stemming from dismal demand.
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This week's European gathering is a positive step in stemming that tide.
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The rural bureaucrats are playing cupid in the hopes of stemming emigration.
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Concerns are rising that the coronavirus stemming from China could escalate further.
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He has tangible authority over most of the regulations stemming from ObamaCare.
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More delays stemming from litigation, divestment campaigns, and civil disobedience are likely.
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He pleaded guilty this year to charges stemming from two separate investigations.
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Partnership investors face potential tax liabilities stemming from devastation in the oil patch.
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Cinema can act a means of refining work stemming from another visual medium.
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He was cleared of charges in another corruption affair stemming from that campaign.
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In the video, Baldwin points out guilty pleas stemming from the yearlong probe.
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Fernandez herself is facing corruption allegations stemming from her eight years as president.
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To date, three other individuals have faced U.S. charges stemming from the probe.
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The indexes have erased almost all their losses stemming from the "Brexit" vote.
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Stemming panic can be a righteous goal, especially when that panic is unfounded.
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"It was an incredible outcome stemming from such a horrific case," Moriarty said.
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Or even the clear rise in temperature stemming all the way from 1880.
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Food companies have boosted prices to offset higher production costs stemming from tariffs.
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Crown is battling multiple headaches stemming from the world's biggest source of tourists.
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Populist politics expresses real problems stemming from gross inequalities and sharp cultural divides.
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Meanwhile, European markets continued to be rocked by political turmoil stemming from Italy.
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Both inmates were being held on murder charges stemming from two separate incidents.
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Abortions stemming from unintended pregnancies remained stable at about 40 to 42 percent.
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The stay was a result of complications stemming from her battle with lupus.
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In 2012, Hogue was arrested in an international takedown stemming from the sting.
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He has overseen an excessively rigid visa regime, stemming the inflow of talent.
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Manafort himself has been convicted of several federal crimes stemming from Mueller's investigation.
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The name Mauna Kea, stemming from "Mauna (mountain) a Wākea," denotes this genealogy.
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Stemming the flow across the Aegean saves lives and dents the smugglers' profits.
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U.S. producers, especially those with large offshore wells, are not stemming production either.
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These are all stemming from one thing: 1947 transistor/semiconductor; integrated circuit, 1958.
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Payments stemming from the settlement and agreement have contributed to its licensing business.
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He was the only defendant convicted of state charges stemming from the crime.
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Tedesco was convicted for drug trafficking and fraud stemming from a drug crime.
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The messy revelations stemming from these breaches threatened to upend the convention itself.
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The Wikipedia community closely tracks anonymous edits stemming from IP addresses in Congress.
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He cites two different reasons stemming from how deficits are measured and forecast.
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The first is stemming the flow of guns that are used in crimes.
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One of the dire circumstances stemming from lack of medical care: maternal mortality.
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But for the next 18 months, it is focusing on stemming customer losses.
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Go deeper: The U.S. announced an arms embargo to try stemming the violence.
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ITALIAN TAX POLICE SAY PROBE STEMMING FROM INVESTIGATION INTO COLLAPSED GENOA BRIDGE - STATEMENT
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Theoretical texts that guided my generation, many stemming from 1968, no longer predominate.
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Gilchenok suffers from depression, chronic bronchitis and back pain stemming from her osteoarthritis.
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Ford said it was not taking any charges stemming from the tax legislation.
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What growth or development, stemming from anxiety or pain, might you have missed?
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He said he had anger issues stemming from deep-rooted stress and anxiety.
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Stemming the spread of the coronavirus is already requiring radical changes in behavior.
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Hickenlooper framed his candidacy around stemming the leftward lurch of the Democratic Party.
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There was additional support for agricultural markets stemming from gains in equity markets.
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The agency reported that the plane had technical difficulties stemming from its engine.
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Mr. Guzmán faces charges stemming from six separate indictments in the United States.
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He was later convicted of charges stemming from the probe into the explosion.
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McDonald's is currently focusing on stemming customer losses during the meal, Ozan noted.
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But either way, issues stemming directly from such monitoring are hardly a rarity.
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Stemming from Buddhist tradition, vegetables are believed to cleanse and purify the body.
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And it does not include traffic from Nassau stemming from normal business operations.
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In December, Samsung paid Apple $548.2 million stemming from a separate patent case.
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FEDERAL RESERVE TERMINATES 2013 ENFORCEMENT ACTION AGAINST JPMORGAN CHASE STEMMING FROM 'LONDON WHALE' LOSSES
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The Securities and Exchange Commission settled with Musk over charges stemming from his tweet.
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As to Imagination specifically, there's added intrigue stemming from yesterday's drastic stock market reaction.
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O) $10 million to settle charges stemming from mistakes made during Facebook Inc's (FB.
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Hong Kong and the Philippines have each reported one death stemming from the virus.
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This is not the first violent incident in Bangladesh stemming from social media posts.
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One of the key differences is a vocabulary thing, stemming from the slave trade.
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Mayfield said his comments stemming from a GQ interview were taken out of context.
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Our local issues echo those globally, stemming from the same roots of social injustice.
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While that's a promising sign, it doesn't seem to be stemming the opioid crisis.
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Esteban Santiago, 28, pleaded guilty to 11 charges stemming from the January 2017 attack.
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But the series has been dominated by trash talk stemming from on-field incidents.
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Stemming the gnawing flutters of dread by watching Superbad, eating toast and downloading Tinder?
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Then, individual crises have come, stemming from events like China and the Brexit vote.
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Trump, a Republican, has made stemming illegal immigration a signature issue of his presidency.
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It also allowed us to provide meaning to the text through tokenisation and stemming.
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He also blasted the FTC's settlement with Facebook stemming from the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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The migrant flood stemming from Syria's civil war has affected both leaders' countries intensely.
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Long wants at least $150k in damages and back pay stemming from his firing.
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But those stemming from new account fraud increased from $2 billion to $3 billion.
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It's part of newly released video in the case stemming from the 2014 incident.
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The European Union sees it as a vital partner in stemming the migrant flow.
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There may be other exploits stemming from the Intel chip vulnerability in the future.
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Banks: The Treasury Department is proposing new regulations stemming from the Bank Secrecy Act.
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Recently, the N.W.H.L. has been a target of legal issues, stemming from investment disagreements.
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There's a camaraderie, stemming from the fact that it's just so f—ing hard.
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Thousands more have developed illnesses stemming from exposure to the toxins at ground zero.
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The prime minister also faces pressure stemming from distinct signs of impatience from China.
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No. No-platforming is a venerable strategy for stemming the spread of hate speech.
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Trump's enmity toward McCabe has a partisan origin, stemming from reporting in an Oct.
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Rijners foresaw "phishing and identity fraud" as potential issues stemming from fraudulent job posts.
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Local banks have been forced to realise the losses stemming from client-traded TRF.
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Finn was convicted in December of murder and kidnapping — charges stemming from the Oct.
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But the amount of harsh judgement stemming from one picture is kind of scary.
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What's new: The E. coli outbreak stemming from romaine lettuce grown in Yuma, Ariz.
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It had been the latest fallout stemming from his arrest last summer in Atlanta.
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Avaya has consistently reported losses, stemming in part from costs related to its debt.
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He has brain damage and cerebral palsy stemming from injuries sustained in the shooting.
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The nervousness and anxiety stemming from the coronavirus tailspin are eating into investors' confidence.
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GOLDMAN SACHS CFO STEPHEN SCHERR SAYS UNCERTAINTY PARTLY STEMMING FROM U.S.-CHINA TRADE WAR
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I think everything is stemming from this anger that that was not resolved properly.
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Lawsuits stemming from abuse cases have led to multimillion-dollar settlements at other universities.
|
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Synchronized movement, stemming from AI, seemed determined to keep him from completing the project.
|
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And, multiple sources tell us ... there will be multiple lawsuits stemming from the crash.
|
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Those include suicidal thoughts as well as medical issues stemming from avoiding the bathroom.
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Both companies denied any wrongdoing stemming from the development and marketing of the devices.
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Analysts caution that any relief stemming from a Conservative victory may be short-lived.
|
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Bill Gates has called for a robot tax to mitigate issues stemming from automation.
|
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The dollar also has to overcome uncertainty stemming from the Presidential election in November.
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Beyond tech, Wilson also sees problems for the market stemming from weaker consumer numbers.
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Other White House reporters see Jacobs' stories as stemming from hustle and source-building.
|
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Durst has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder charges stemming from Berman's death.
|
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He was formally charged with 2 new rape charges stemming from that alleged incident.
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Already, Live Nation is facing two lawsuits stemming from festival deaths in recent years.
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What It Looks Like: Inflammation or an infection stemming from one or multiple hair follicles.
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Atkins was charged with 31 felony counts, including a murder charge stemming from Corado's death.
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Boedecker faces three felony charges stemming from the alleged altercation with her husband, Joseph Ribando.
|
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But it's unclear exactly when the company will release any products stemming from that project.
|
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Molina, which focuses on the Medicaid market, blamed challenges stemming from the Affordable Care Act.
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Instead, responsibilities stemming from conservative money laundering prevention laws have added regulatory pressure, he said.
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Organizations should actively prepare for the issues stemming from a lack of qualified cybersecurity professionals.
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No, but it will certainly address some of the concerns stemming from the juicer community.
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She has two prior misdemeanor assault charges stemming from two earlier incidents, the Tennessean reported.
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The episode was a complete communications misfire, stemming from a misinterpreted press release from NASA.
|
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Stemming bullion's upside, the dollar rose to its highest since mid-October against key rivals.
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Goldman Sachs' headaches stemming from its work on a Malaysian state wealth fund are growing.
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He's been serving two years of probation on a plea deal stemming from that arrest.
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He's been serving two years of probation on a plea deal stemming from the arrest.
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Weinstein is currently facing multiple court cases stemming from allegations of sexual assault and intimidation.
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Farther south, America's hopes of stemming Iran's advances through Anbar province have been frustrated, too.
|
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"The likelihood of any prosecution stemming from this evidence is very, very slim," she said.
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Russia's rouble also recovered from losses stemming from accusations of cyber attacks from Western countries.
|
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Investors reckon more banks will fail, stemming from Western sanctions and unbridled expansion before that.
|
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Schulte does not appear to have been charged with crimes stemming from leaking classified information.
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Trump has built his "Crooked Hillary" line of insults off arguments stemming from her emails.
|
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Chewning, of Saluda, is one of four people facing criminal charges stemming from the Rev.
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Nolan, 2000, died Tuesday of cancer stemming from 2400/2000-related injuries, the FDNY said.
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Prosecutors said additional charges stemming from Douglas County, where Patterson's house is located, remained possible.
|
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President Trump also signed a repeal of FCC internet privacy rules stemming from net neutrality.
|
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The U.S. government lent banks billions of dollars in bailouts stemming from the financial crisis.
|
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Mainframe is also "an alternate character" stemming from another Marvel character, Vision, according to SuperHeroHype.com.
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Typically, market moves stemming from supply hedging are temporary and not indicative of market sentiment.
|
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Back in December 2014, Phelps was sentenced to 18 months probation stemming from his Sept.
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The bank said that inflation faced "structural risks" stemming from policies the government could adopt.
|
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Stemming the bleeding is apparently going to be an even tougher task than initially expected.
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Stemming the inflow of EU workers, as May's government plans, will be "catastrophic", Edinburgh says.
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Medley has also had trouble with de Lesseps stemming from unresolved issues from season 10.
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The DETOUR Act is the first proposal stemming from that paper to be rolled out.
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Others claim that stemming EU migration could allow in more highly qualified people, including researchers.
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Honda reported a rare quarterly loss on Friday because of expenses stemming from the recall.
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In the House legislation, lawmakers were personally liable for settlements stemming from harassment or discrimination.
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MILCHACHE (n): A dull pain stemming from having consumed the Old English version of milk.
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Since the oil price began sliding, in 2014, oil revenue has declined, stemming dollar inflows.
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To date, three other individuals have faced U.S. charges stemming from the foreign exchange probe.
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Joshua Tree National Park closed Wednesday over health and safety concerns stemming from the toilets.
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These are typically humans with European ancestry stemming from interbreeding between Neanderthals and modern Europeans.
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The Chinese government claims the camps are vocational education centers aimed at stemming Islamic extremism.
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All owners affected should also receive compensation for intangible damages stemming from your company's deception.
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The administration has deflected the criticism, saying stemming the flow of immigrants is a priority.
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Over the past two years, the company has faced numerous investigations stemming from business scandals.
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The administration has deflected the criticism, saying stemming the flow of immigrants is a priority.
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Adding to that challenge is Madeline having to navigate marital problems stemming from her infidelity.
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Russia's rouble also recovered from losses stemming from accusations by Western countries of cyber attacks.
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Mathers' career has been full of controversies stemming from his depictions of violence against women.
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Millennials and other young people, then, arguably play an outsized part in stemming the virus.
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They bear no similarity to possible health effects stemming from mobile phone or 5G use.
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He was also a registered sex offender, stemming from a 2001 case of sexual battery.
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The L.A. City Attorney's Office filed charges against Mac stemming from his May car wreck.
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Toni was just in the hospital earlier this month stemming from her battle with lupus.
|
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Cranekiss was an intimate record with shimmering pop hooks stemming from the 80s and 90s.
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Government austerity stemming from Brazil's deep 103-16 recession saw further cuts at the agency.
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China appears to be stemming the crisis, with very few new cases, and many recoveries.
|
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It was intended to allay fears about mass dislocation stemming from Britain's decision to withdraw.
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Iran has also confirmed more than 40 cases and eight deaths stemming from the coronavirus.
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France remains in a state of emergency stemming from series of terrorist attacks on Nov.
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Winslow was being retried on eight charges spanning 16 years and stemming from five accusers.
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Vincent Armstrong, 24, previously pleaded guilty to charges stemming from his participation in the plot.
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Stemming from the conference, there have been a number of progressive changes from the church.
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You can keep up-to-date on the crisis stemming from the ban at www.nytimes.com.
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Craig was also, notably, the only Democrat to face charges stemming from the Mueller investigation.
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Risk aversion stemming from these markets could yet hamper dollar gains by capping bond yields.
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Most have had enduring financial problems stemming from overly-generous handouts to public-employee unions.
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Pretlow, who was not injured, is facing an aggravated assault charge stemming from that encounter.
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BP also paid more than $2 billion to settle lawsuits stemming from the 2005 explosion.
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He died seven years later, in 1978, from a condition stemming from his gunshot wounds.
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Smith is the second of the president's invites stemming from memories of his first campaign.
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This is the second time federal prosecutors have brought charges stemming from the Charlottesville events.
|
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The billionaire also appears to be profiting from the turmoil stemming from the U.K.'s vote.
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" His release followed two nights of care for an infection stemming from a "pre-existing condition.
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Will light out for Norway in the Big Heat while stemming farther into the mountain. Will.
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McLean has been hit with numerous hate crime and felony charges stemming from these alleged incidents.
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Such indictments should focus on stemming the actions of governments—not on highlighting the operators themselves.
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Bannon was charged in a domestic abuse case stemming from an incident in January of 1996.
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But what is their answer for stemming the tide of illegal immigrants coming into the U.S.?
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He is also being held on a previous charge of unlawful restraint stemming from another agency.
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Unexpected health problems stemming from gene modifications, such as autoimmune disorders, could appear later in life.
|
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Revelations in the press—stemming largely from the Journal—unraveled the firm's lofty and undeliverable promises.
|
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Block also said it was intensifying its focus on stemming client losses and lowering its costs.
|
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Hodge says they have a $1 million annual revenue run rate stemming from in-app purchases.
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Lori Loughlin after appearing in federal court to answer charges stemming from the college admissions scandal.
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The insurer uses derivatives to lower risks stemming from interest rates, currency exchange rates and equities.
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Stone was convicted last November of crimes stemming from his communications with the campaign regarding WikiLeaks.
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Millennium & Copthorne said rising labour costs and sluggish demand stemming from Brexit were adding to pressures.
|
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And a federal subpoena stemming from an investigation into Mr. Greenberg was served at his office.
|
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The suspensions were the first stemming from the Flint emergency, but not the first personnel changes.
|
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The PTSD stemming from his time in the Navy wasn't formally diagnosed for another two years.
|
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A witness testified that he suffered from "affluenza," or psychological problems stemming from his family's wealth.
|
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Hughes identifies a slew of concerns stemming from Facebook's size: Mark Zuckerberg is too personally powerful.
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But it hinges on larger questions about Indian rights, stemming from the tribes' unique legal status.
|
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Hamilton was arrested for third-degree felony child abuse on Wednesday, stemming from an alleged Sept.
|
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Sony — Sony cut its full-year profit outlook, stemming from the sale of its battery business.
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Yes, but: The decision, stemming from a Commerce Department investigation, is expected to be more nuanced.
|
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Sony (SNE) cut its full-year profit outlook, stemming from the sale of its battery business.
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He and multiple co-defendants still face charges stemming from their roles in the Nevada standoff.
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A majority of them blame headwinds stemming from the trade war with China for their pessimism.
|
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The singer faces charges stemming from two federal criminal cases, brought in New York and Chicago.
|
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In January, Edwards was arrested on a previous heroin possession charge stemming from an outstanding warrant.
|
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Sharif has been embroiled in corruption cases stemming from documents leaked from a Panama law firm.
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Subsequently, the bond market recovered on safe-haven demand stemming from a global stock market rout.
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PG&E faces about 200 lawsuits on behalf of 2,700 plaintiffs stemming from last year's fires.
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There are risks stemming from trade policy, from Brexit and uncertainties around various political decision making.
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The ex-Disney star pled no contest in his drug case stemming from a June arrest.
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In March, a federal grand jury indicted Ftouhi on a terrorism charge stemming from the attack.
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Stemming the tide of racial violence requires solutions that treat everyone with dignity, equality and respect.
|
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NYPD records show that it made 2,878 arrests stemming from facial recognition searches in five years.
|
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" Trump on the court challenges stemming from his Trump University: "I won most of the lawsuits.
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A big question stemming from its rebound is how that will influence monetary policy in America.
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Conservationists and scientists also believe that this is a valuable approach to stemming shark overfishing worldwide.
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Daniels sued to void a nondisclosure agreement stemming from an alleged 2006 affair with the president.
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Meanwhile, VW could face federal criminal charges in the US stemming from its diesel emissions scandal.
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So far it is difficult to assess the financial impact stemming from the investigation, ZTE said.
|
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Alpha had deposit inflows of 1.0 billion euros in the fourth quarter, stemming from business accounts.
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The other alleged robber, Emmanuel Rangel, still faces his own murder trial stemming from the killings.
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Production had been halted due to parts shortages stemming from a fire at a supplier's factory.
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A spokesman for Glasgow Prestwick downplayed any significance stemming from Trump Turnberry's association with the airport.
|
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Zinke, a lifelong hunter, has longstanding ties to SCI, stemming back to his days in Congress.
|
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Bentham had a great personal affinity for Rizzo stemming from his own days as a cop.
|
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So the latest revelations stemming from Liberty's legal challenge represent a major embarrassment for the government.
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The underwriting loss of AZN4 million was driven by increased administrative expenses stemming from the restructuring.
|
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It may seem way too early to talk about yield losses, especially stemming from late planting.
|
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Manafort is on trial facing charges of tax and bank fraud stemming from the Mueller probe.
|
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But sexual harassment allegations against the athlete stemming from a 2016 suit loomed over the accomplishment.
|
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Cost savings stemming from the combination may reach up to 70 million reais, the companies said.
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The opioid crisis makes cooperation on stemming the flow of illegal drugs across the border essential.
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The reunification process has highlighted how traumatic separations stemming from the zero-tolerance policy have been.
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To Mr. Rosenstein, the hiring process was emblematic of broader dysfunction stemming from the White House.
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But sanctions stemming from Russia's invasion of Crimea scuttled that deal, which cost Exxon $22011 billion.
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The unions maintain close relationships with powerful members of Congress, stemming in part from political spending.
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Besides Facebook, the F.T.C. has consent agreements with Google and Twitter stemming from alleged privacy violations.
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Oliver was found not guilty on two lesser charges of aggravated assault stemming from the shooting.
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Futures market activity has fallen as the political uncertainty stemming from the Brexit postponement to Oct.
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There are also separate but ongoing federal investigations related to, or stemming from, Mr. Mueller's inquiry.
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The Treasury nabbed $2019 million in offsets during the 2019 fiscal year stemming from unemployment compensation.
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On Tuesday night, she also called for progressive keystones like universal Medicare and stemming climate change.
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Other governments have previously come at Facebook for privacy violations stemming from the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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Anecdotally, businesses primarily blamed slower global growth and uncertainty stemming from the tariffs for that slump.
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The loss of those neighborhood anchors, advocates say, makes stemming the violence all the more difficult.
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Buchanan faces three counts of lewdness involving a child stemming from an incident in the past.
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But her biggest accomplishment stemming from her college years is her thriving relationship with her husband.
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The following year, Miller pleaded guilty to sexual exploitation and assault charges stemming from Gaude's claim.
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Jennifer and Joseph Rosenbaum were both facing 49 counts stemming from the death of Laila Daniel.
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The probe now includes 76 formal investigations into sitting politicians stemming from the Odebrecht testimony alone.
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Euro zone government debt yields edged lower amid the geopolitical uncertainty stemming from the Saudi attack.
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That's the question at the heart of a court battle stemming from the House's impeachment inquiry.
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The sanctions are the first international action against Sri Lanka stemming from its brutal civil war.
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Trump has made stemming illegal immigration a major theme of his presidency and re-election campaign.
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A tentative settlement was reached last year to resolve nearly all lawsuits stemming from the scandal.
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I check my email and find a job offer (!) stemming from my interview earlier this week.
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Boeing is still embroiled in the crisis stemming from two crashes of its 212 Max planes.
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Gold was helped by the heightened risk aversion stemming from Brexit and uncertainty over Trump's plans.
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Chapman added that the Republican Party is undergoing a fundamental shift, stemming from the 2016 election.
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Here's a timeline of the events stemming from the ambush in Niger earlier this month: Oct.
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Scott Morris, and Officer Haste's partner, John Mcloughlin, also face disciplinary charges stemming from the incident.
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In the first trial stemming from his probe, his team got Manafort convicted on eight counts.
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What if stemming the tide of misinformation on YouTube means punishing some of its biggest stars?
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Matthew Perry underwent surgery to deal with a serious health scare stemming from his digestive tract.
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Ibiza residents have planned a series of public protests to address problems stemming from excessive tourism.
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He faces two federal firearms charges in a separate case stemming from the July 2015 shooting.
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As we previously reported, Floyd was convicted on an extreme DUI charge stemming from his Dec.
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Stemming from an early-age flight trauma, my anxiety mostly revolved around traveling, transportation, and sickness.
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There are several reasons for this, some stemming from sexism (women watched soaps!) and some stemming from old canards of TV criticism that no longer apply (like the idea that shows with continuing storylines were more shallow than shows that completed their stories in a single episode).
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Namely, that it implements a single stemmer rather than the nine stemming libraries on offer with NLTK.
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On Wednesday, both women pleaded guilty to charges stemming from unrelated incidents involving sex acts with students.
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China's Foreign Ministry said Britain and other countries had also made "slanderous comments" stemming from "ulterior motives".
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Ricardo Medina, 38, pleaded guilty earlier this month to one count of manslaughter stemming from the Jan.
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The EU has also done a deal with Turkey to enlist its help in stemming the influx.
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Tam previously helped whistle-blowers reveal a number of problems stemming from the HK$1.56 billion system.
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Intel is currently facing more than 30 lawsuits from customers who claim harm stemming from the vulnerabilities.
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In addition tariffs stemming from U.S-China trade tensions and higher raw material prices had increased costs.
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The country is divided and there are certainly raw emotions on both sides stemming from the election.
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Just the same, some economists saw risks stemming from weak domestic demand as well as trade protectionism.
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Election-related violence stemming from both votes has resulted in the deaths of more than 100 people.
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The statistics indicate a rapid surge in the number of confirmed cases and deaths stemming from it.
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Moses, the psychiatrist, said that the country's few clinics weren't capable of stemming the tide of addiction.
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Irwin and her brothers, Joseph, 22, and Daniel, 24, are facing criminal charges stemming from Lucas' killing.
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Days before his death, Tietsort had been charged with child abuse stemming from an incident on Aug.
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In addition, Ottawa has promised to compensate dairy farmers for losses stemming from opening up the industry.
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"Optimism is stemming from talk of additional stimulus out of China," Capital Economics analyst Ross Strachan said.
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Physical risks from climate change and risks stemming from the global transition to a lower-carbon economy.
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The company predicted a slowdown in demand stemming from the trade conflict between the U.S. and China.
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Besides, mostly my dreams are a mosh pit of craziness stemming from the alligators in my mind.
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The company has set aside 17.8 billion euros ($19.94 billion) cover legal costs stemming from the scandal.
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For years, Myint has had success in the culinary world, stemming from his restaurant, Mission Chinese Food.
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Included are deaths stemming from gangrene, constipation and an asthma attack, all easily treated with modern medicine.
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Walmart had previously said it anticipated losses stemming from its e-commerce operations would increase in 2019.
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Bennett pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the coin theft and received a seven-month prison sentence.
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Portwood has previously served time for domestic violence stemming from a 2010 fight she had with Shirley.
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The proposal aims to hold fossil fuel companies financially accountable for damages stemming from a warmer world.
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Tokyo and Seoul have long had political disagreements stemming from Japan's conduct during the second World War.
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Sanchez had suffered bouts of depression and isolation stemming from deployments in Iraq, his sister told CNN.
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In the interview, she explained that her mental health began to suffer stemming from struggles in school.
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Full funding of the United Nations appeals would go some way toward stemming the flow of refugees.
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Leung is currently on bail from charges of riot and incitement to riot stemming from those protests.
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November 9, 2016 DCFS clears Pitt of child abuse allegations stemming from the September 14, 2016 incident.
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Claims are being closely watched for signs of a rise in layoffs stemming from the trade fight.
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Earlier on Tuesday, The IMF said uncertainty stemming from the so-called Brexit will dampen investor confidence.
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All 24 people sent to the hospital with injuries stemming from the bombing have since been released.
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But it's written off as unstable, combustible, performed, hysterical, or stemming from a place of erratic emotion.
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His domestic opponents, meanwhile, have not been any more successful in stemming the tide of extrajudicial killings.
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Jackson also revealed she is on a lot of medication to treat pain stemming from the operation.
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Part of the challenge was finding people who could handle the psychological pressure stemming from the tragedy.
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At least seven have died due to complications stemming from organ failure in the last three months.
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Tears of hope stemming from the knowledge that we can still make a difference if we unite.
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As you'll recall ... he was doing time for 2 probation violations stemming from being arrested in January.
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Photographer Emma Jean focuses on capturing births and newborns, stemming from her other profession as a midwife.
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Next up are two new shows stemming from the successful franchise taking over the South: Southern Charm.
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Local banks have been forced to realise the losses stemming from client-traded target redemption forward (TRF).
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That means client funds could be used to cover losses stemming from operational failures or cyber attacks.
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But the state has also seen increased hospital visits stemming from marijuana-related burns and edible consumption.
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Last week, European and Turkish leaders agreed a new deal aimed at stemming the flow of migrants.
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Daniels has filed a separate lawsuit over a $130,000 hush-money agreement stemming from the alleged encounter.
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But to some, those risks have become less important than the uncertainty stemming from the Fed itself.
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In July, the company's chief executive officer stepped down over multiple profit downgrades stemming from those projects.
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The cosmetics industry, in particular, has been the target of animal cruelty charges stemming from skin tests.
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In December 1998, Clinton was impeached by the House on charges stemming from the Monica Lewinsky affair.
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And a judge in another case stemming from the same operation recommended the evidence to be suppressed.
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Former President Jimmy Carter is once again taking a stand against controversies stemming from the Trump Administration.
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Realizing how much we compare ourselves is a necessary first step in stemming unproductive self-disparagement. 3.
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"It's hydrogen stemming from green sources," Jorgo Chatzimarkakis, secretary general of Hydrogen Europe, told CNBC's Sustainable Energy.
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The administration has made no secret of its focus on stemming refugees flows into the United States.
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Chief Executive Steve Ingham warned that the uncertainties stemming from Brexit could linger on for a while.
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The rapper had been arrested at the Rolling Loud festival on arrest warrants stemming from his indictment.
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They championed smaller government as a way of stemming the influence of white bureaucrats in black communities.
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Investment in aircraft fell 24.8%, likely stemming from challenges Boeing has had with its 22018 Max plane.
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What happened with Devotion was obviously a different situation, stemming more from political concerns than public safety.
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A cultural affinity for robots, stemming in part from positive portrayals in science fiction, will smooth adoption.
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The automaker is awaiting the outcome of a criminal probe stemming from those allegations, according to Reuters.
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This could create social unrest stemming from the widening income gap between cane growers and other farmers.
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Amazon also experienced a fire stemming from Tesla solar panels in 2018, Bloomberg and CNBC reported Friday.
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That means that targeting conduit OFCs rather than sinks could prove more effective in stemming tax avoidance.
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"Banks will continute to remain exposed to event risk stemming from high single party exposures," Moody's said.
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It means a total of 26 fraternity members are charged with various offenses stemming from Piazza's death.
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But stemming the costs of coverage means we need to find ways to promote a healthier population.
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Charges stemming from a 2016 rush period and some other less serious charges also were tossed out.
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That could avoid potentially punitive duties stemming from its dispute with Boeing over alleged unfair trade practices.
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Johnson & Johnson, along with other pharmaceutical companies, face thousands of lawsuits stemming from the nationwide opioid epidemic.
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Profit fell due largely to rising expenses such as fuel and costs stemming from amended union contracts.
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To me, that's a great hope for stemming the flow of younger people away from family farms.
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Beyond the difficulty of getting health issues properly diagnosed, many women experience issues stemming from doctors' attitudes.
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If SAS follows suit then Eurowings bases could spring up across Scandinavia, stemming the rise of Norwegian.
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The U.S. has also been rocked by a series of sex abuse cases stemming from Catholic clergy.
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Profit fell largely due to rising expenses such as fuel and costs stemming from amended union contracts.
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He was arrested and charged with rape, stemming from an incident in Shreveport, Louisiana in late 2016.
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Avaya has liabilities totaling about $1.5 billion stemming from its pension and other promised post-employment benefits.
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Manufacturing has been hurt by weak export growth stemming from a strong dollar and soft global demand.
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The brothers face other federal charges stemming from a standoff at their father's Nevada ranch in 2014.
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Rather, it was more of a consensual understanding among firm management, stemming from their work on deals.
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Not for the first time, Andrew finds himself garnering lurid headlines stemming from the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
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Workers who have been in the shadows could be essential to stemming the spread of the virus.
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The resort, the Iberostar Paraiso Maya in Playa del Carmen, quickly turned matters stemming from the Oct.
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Twitter is studying whether the removal of content is effective in stemming the tide of radicalization online.
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Disadvantages and stress stemming from a history of discrimination and community segregation underlie these and other disparities.
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His criminal convictions are unrelated to Daraprim, stemming instead from securities fraud charges brought in December 2015.
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It was the result of a one-time $4.4 billion charge stemming from the new tax law.
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It's important to prevent people from getting addicted, too, in part by stemming the proliferation of painkillers.
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The trial is the first stemming from charges brought by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III.
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By the way, Rice just completed a pre-trial intervention program stemming from the 2015 shooting incident.
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The court also vacated two other sentences handed down for parole violations stemming from the 2008 case.
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The catharsis stemming from the schadenfreude of Negan's death isn't canceled out when he survives the day.
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Its success is crucial to the stemming of authoritarianism — both in Europe and in Trump's United States.
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The company has called the explosions tragic and has sought to resolve claims stemming from the disaster.
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But some may need to report capital gains stemming from their virtual currency transactions on other forms.
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Boeing is grappling with increased expenses stemming from the two fatal crashes of the 737 Max planes.
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In Brazil, India and elsewhere, murders and assaults stemming from ride-hailing services have been widely reported.
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Calhoun takes over as Boeing confronts an ongoing public relations nightmare stemming from the 737 Max crisis.
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Eric Greitens (R), who is accused of felony invasion of privacy stemming from an affair he had.
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Its plotlines trigger my already rampant anxieties stemming from working in an uncertain and often unforgiving industry.
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Deputy inaugural chairman Rick Gates pleaded guilty to federal charges stemming from special counsel Robert Mueller's probe.
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Track Palin was also charged with assault in December 2017 stemming from dispute with his father, Todd.
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He was facing charges of soliciting prostitution, stemming from a raid on a day spa in Florida.
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The settlement is tied to litigation stemming from the redemption of Universal subsidiary Aruze's stake in Wynn.
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So not surprisingly, many voters are looking for a president who will lead on stemming climate change.
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One is that many developing countries want stronger provisions around loss and damage stemming from climate change.
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While Warren identifies a number of problems stemming from internet platforms, she centers her critique on competition.
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Patients like me are at a high risk for suicide because of depression stemming from cognitive decline.
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Dr. Pransky explained that Jack, then 14 months old, had an extra branch stemming from his heart.
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They and five supporters were later acquitted of federal conspiracy and weapons charges stemming from that action.
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Claims are being closely watched for signs of a rise in layoffs stemming from the trade dispute.
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Manziel was indicted for misdemeanor assault stemming from a 2016 domestic violence incident with his then-girlfriend.
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"Optimism is stemming from talk of additional stimulus out of China," said Capital Economics analyst Ross Strachan.
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But it has said little about what conversations it has had with Washington on stemming the migration.
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Caroo's draft stock dropped due to assault charges, later dismissed, stemming from this late-night rugby scrum.
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Justifying its decision at the time, Austria cited its longstanding principles of neutrality stemming from the Cold War.
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Tieu, Duong, and Nayeri were all being held while awaiting trials on charges stemming from unrelated violent crimes.
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The market faced extreme volatility at that time stemming from low oil prices and concerns about China's economy.
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She says the inspiration behind the e-care package is personal, stemming from her own coming out experience.
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The first lawsuit stemming from the crash was filed by the family of injured student Jamar Boling, 8.
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"No one was injured by gunfire, and the victim sustained non-life-threatening injuries stemming from the assault."
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Banks are not facing serious shortcomings stemming from corporate insolvencies, Febraban President Murilo Portugal said at an event.
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Cohen may have some legal exposure stemming from the hush money, for which he was reimbursed by Trump.
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She also said Putin held a grudge against her stemming from Clinton's comments about Russia's 2011 parliamentary elections.
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His lawyer says her client has mental health issues and post-traumatic stress stemming from child sex abuse.
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U.S. stock futures were down only slightly Friday after a volatile week stemming from uncertainty in the negotiations.
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The Asian "model" of migration tends to be highly restrictive, dedicated to stemming immigration, rather than managing it.
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Why it matters: Major web platforms are getting more active about stemming voter suppression ahead of the election.
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Monday's decision was primarily procedural, but future court battles stemming from the decision could rage on for years.
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Sandor's fear of fire stemming from that moment never went away, nor did his hatred for his brother.
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Chapman began last season by serving a 30-game suspension at the stemming from a domestic-violence investigation.
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Both Taylor and Torres pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the cover-up, and Torres testified against Coll.
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The company was founded in 2017, stemming from Kang's frustration with the process of finding a bridal gown.
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Wilkinson-Baskett's strained relationship with her mother is one with a long history, stemming back to August 2014.
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In particular the report warns of possible "unintended consequences" stemming from the president's immigration policies and international relations.
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Because of the health crisis stemming from their tainted water, they spend their days dealing with the consequences.
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Europe is also under heavy stress from a refugee crisis stemming from the turmoil in the Middle East.
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Health care stocks, which were already under pressure for election season, had massive declines stemming from monster shortfalls.
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But now, 40 pounds lighter, she doesn't get hung up on excuses — especially ones stemming from a scale.
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The loss was due to previously announced charges stemming from the 231, KC-249 tanker, and other programs.
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A slew of health issues, stemming from chronic pain and fibromyalgia, caused her to postpone her European tour.
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If Hawaiians have a stronger sense of vulnerability stemming from Pearl Harbor, then some Alaskan seem largely unperturbed.
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He already faced child molestation and aggravated crime against nature charges stemming from an earlier arrest in 2014.
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Cardi B was summoned to court for charges stemming from a fight in a strip club last August.
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The charges Heaggan-Brown was charged with one count of felony sexual assault stemming from the August incident.
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Africa has a comparatively low proportion of deaths stemming from diseases that tend to strike in old age.
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The royal was hospitalized for an infection stemming from a "pre-existing condition" for two nights in June.
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Rahami was charged with five counts of attempted murder of a law enforcement officer stemming from the shootout.
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In 2016 LATAM, Latin America's largest airline, paid $22m in fines stemming from a bribery case in Argentina.
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Powell testified before Congress that "crosscurrents" stemming from trade and global growth were dampening the U.S. economic outlook.
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Irizzary was charged with unlawful possession of a firearm and possession of heroin stemming from the initial incident.
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In December 2017, it was determined that Williams would not face any criminal charges stemming from the crash.
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Feeder cattle futures followed other livestock markets lower, with additional pressure stemming from the rising cost of feed.
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But Trump's national economic advisor, Larry Kudlow, downplayed any future action stemming directly from the allegations on Tuesday.
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Alsup is overseeing PG&E's probation stemming from its conviction over a deadly 2010 natural gas pipeline explosion.
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"Roe has had a deep legitimacy problem, stemming from its weakness as a legal opinion," according to Wittes.
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Stemming the craziness considerably is the concept of trial coins that you earn while just playing the game.
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However, this is far from the end of the League of the South's legal woes stemming from Charlottesville.
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Investigators tell PEOPLE Gregory Feldman is facing attempted murder and other unspecified charges stemming from Friday night's shooting.
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Clinton's campaign against Trump is following a similar trajectory, stemming from a single, cohesive critique of Trump's temperament.
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Facial massage has long spanned generations and cultures, with techniques stemming from France, Japan, China, India, and beyond.
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The outlook is negative to reflect "uncertainties and execution risk" stemming from the proposed Astaldi acquisition, Fitch said.
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NFL wide receiver Demaryius Thomas has pled guilty to careless driving resulting in injury stemming from a Feb.
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Washington (CNN)A journalist was arraigned in Washington on Friday over charges stemming from protests on Inauguration Day.
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Meek was locked up earlier this month stemming from a conviction in a 2008 drug and weapons case.
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Chapman served a 30-game suspension at the start of last season stemming from a domestic-violence investigation.
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VW has settled several lawsuits stemming from its covert effort to skirt emissions standards for nitrogen oxide pollution.
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But it's the court cases and laws stemming from Nixon's secret recordings that could send Trump's tweet backfiring.
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He was hospitalized for an infection stemming from a "pre-existing condition" for two nights in June 2017.
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Israel credits the barrier - projected to be 720 km (450 miles) long when complete - with stemming Palestinian attacks.
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Tiffanie's mother, Traci, and her two brothers, Daniel and Joseph, are also facing charges stemming from the Oct.
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"Risks to financial stability stemming from financial markets remain significant," the Frankfurt-based institution said in its review.
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Trump's relationship with the Emmys goes further back, stemming from his days as the host of Celebrity Apprentice.
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The two Asian neighbors share a bitter history stemming from Japan's 1910-45 colonization of the Korean peninsula.
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Ex-L.A. Rams cornerback Troy Hill has been hit with 4 misdemeanor criminal charges stemming from his Nov.
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The settlement is the first stemming from a wave of recent lawsuits over the drugmaker's marketing of painkillers.
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He was booked for DUI and violation of an ignition interlock device restriction -- stemming from a 2013 DUI.
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ETHIOPIAN ATTORNEY GENERAL WOULD OVERSEE ANY LEGAL STEPS THE GOVT MIGHT TAKE STEMMING FROM THE CRASH -TRANSPORT MINISTER
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These factors mitigate the risks stemming from the high stock of legacy bad debts in banks' loan books.
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"Some of the confusion stemming from the green-card issue is just semantic in nature," the official said.
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Avenatti cited "new facts" stemming from recent statements made by Trump, as well as his attorney, Rudy Giuliani.
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Mr. Loomis, 34, is a registered sex offender, stemming from a past conviction for third-degree sexual assault.
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Facebook has publicly announced 11 takedowns of "inauthentic behaviour" stemming from 13 different countries so far this year.
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Kavanaugh's confirmation is now in jeopardy following sexual misconduct allegations stemming from when he was 17 years old.
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In 2018 the star ended up having her uterus and cervix removed to relieve pain stemming from endometriosis.
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PG&E said late Friday that it would cooperate with any investigations stemming from the Northern California fire.
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Such training has dramatically reduced bloodstream infections stemming from care at home, which helps reduce hospitalizations and costs.
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The Lancet Commission on pollution and health reported 234 million premature deaths stemming from air pollution in 2000.
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Thursday's hearing is the latest development stemming from a special counsel investigation that potentially could threaten Trump's presidency.
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Obama tried stemming those job losses early on in his term, and the economy started stabilizing in 2010.
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But traders suspect the market will soon rebound once the initial fears stemming from the nuclear test fades.
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Novomatic generates around 40 percent of its sales from gambling equipment, the rest stemming from operating gambling halls.
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Reports surfaced this week about domestic violence charges filed against Mr. Bannon stemming from a divorce in 1996.
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The attacks also revealed how vulnerable investors had become to a geopolitical shock stemming from the oil market.
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The figure includes 81 million euros in losses stemming from the operations of the two banks it acquired.
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Traders attributed a stock dip around noon to unverified rumors stemming from weekend news related to North Korea.
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Of note, a record 46 percent of total traffic to retailers' websites was stemming from smartphones, Adobe found.
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In October, Trump's former campaign manager, Paul Manafort, pleaded not guilty to all charges stemming from Mueller's probe.
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It also faces potential liabilities stemming from class action lawsuits in the United States, Canada and other countries.
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He and other defendants pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor charges stemming from the footage and other surveillance methods.
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So she's created two separate Armory projects — one plant-derived and the other stemming from an eerie photograph.
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Stemming the flow of illegal passage would be a solid victory in the effort to preserve American sovereignty.
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Blac Chyna will soon get her time in court stemming from a lawsuit filed over a year ago.
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There's reason to believe that Congress would be reactive to new data stemming from the EAPPA as well.
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Epps pled no contest Thursday to misdemeanor battery charges stemming from the February brawl at the NOLA Harrah's.
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Ivanovic was awaiting a retrial stemming from killings of ethnic Albanians during regional conflict in 1998 and 1999.
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Stemming from the tension created by this opposition, a kind of narrative is at play in these works.
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Facebook has discovered several new state-sponsored disinformation campaigns stemming from Iran and Russia, the company reported Tuesday.
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The guilty plea will allow Manafort to avert a second trial in Washington, D.C., stemming from Mueller's probe.
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He also wanted to redirect the narrative stemming from his recent refusal to stand for the national anthem.
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Charges stemming from this event led to her pleading guilty to charges of incitement and disrupting a soldier.
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This added to the safe-haven bid for Treasuries stemming from another sharp sell-off on Wall Street.
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On Tuesday, Gooding Jr. pled not guilty to several counts of sexual misconduct, stemming from two separate incidents.
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Several agencies have already laid off staff as a direct result of budget cuts stemming from the coronavirus.
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They said a slew of economic imbalances stemming from China were coming to a head under the coronavirus.
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The council was responding to steep budget cutbacks stemming from the Conservative-led government's decade-long austerity program.
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Miller spent about eight months incarcerated after pleading to assault charges stemming from an altercation with police officers.
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This week began in Paris, however, with startlingly violent discord over fuel taxes stemming from that climate deal.
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Already, NRA officials have been served with subpoenas stemming from James's investigation into the NRA's tax-exempt status.
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Scientists understand these kinds of earthquakes — which include those stemming from the San Andreas Fault in California — well.
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Google was fined by the European Commission last year for antitrust violations stemming from its Android operating system.
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It is the third time this year that security forces have protested their plight stemming from the conflict.
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In this context, the Democratic Party is the main institutional bulwark stemming further erosion of America's liberal democracy.
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But investors' retreat from risk following economic disruptions stemming from the coronavirus outbreak has mostly blocked those channels.
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Kelly pleaded not guilty last month to 13 federal charges stemming from the separate federal indictment in Illinois.
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Amazon and Walmart are launching immediate hiring sprees to address surging consumer demand stemming from the coronavirus pandemic.
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Disturbingly, I hear the same sentiments of bigotry that rock me to my core stemming from this president.
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Eventually the German automaker paid more than $22 billion in legal settlements and fines stemming from the cheating.
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These issues include customer satisfaction with current payment methods, limited repeat purchasing, and consumer confusion stemming from fragmentation.
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Wells Fargo has already paid out about $4 billion in fines stemming from the wide-ranging sales schemes.
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There is something undeniably ridiculous about seeing people prioritize their views over stemming the rise in greenhouse gases.
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Giuliani's remarks came a day before Manafort goes to trial in Virginia over charges stemming from Mueller's probe.
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Michigan's attorney general on Tuesday charged four officials with criminal accusations stemming from the Flint drinking water crisis.
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The new restrictions are largely aimed at tightening travel rules and stemming funds directed toward the Cuban military.
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Losses stemming from ADM's global trading desk contributed to a 53 drop in first quarter profit last year.
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In one scene, stemming from a suggestion by Ms. Gyllenhaal, Candy develops a relationship in her private life.
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There was additional pressure on the wheat market stemming from an estimate of all-time high world output.
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Borrelli said that in the meantime officials will focus on stemming the spread through public restrictions and closures.
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Many of them exited explicitly because of concerns stemming from the group&aposs focus on vaccine-related research.
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Japanese companies have been steadily increasing business investment to cope with labor shortages stemming from a shrinking population.
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The South Korean automaker has had to grapple with costs stemming from U.S. airbag and engine-related recalls.
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It also warned it might face liabilities stemming from the Camp Fire that could exceed its insurance coverage.
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New York is also experiencing a measles outbreak within observant Jewish communities and stemming from travel to Israel.
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Wenner still makes significant debt payments each year stemming from the loan it used to fund the transaction.
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Also central to a fair trade framework is stemming the exodus of money and power from rural America.
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"As with all government agencies, there are management issues stemming from leadership ignorance of technology oversight," Shook said.
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Rhimes says she's had tough conversations with her own children about self-image issues stemming from hair discrimination.
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"Congratulations to the Dutch for stemming the rise of the far-right," Jean-Marc Ayrault said on Twitter.
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We've already seen previews of a successful cyberattack on the grid stemming from operational failures and extreme weather.
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Israel credits the fence with stemming an influx of African migrants and infiltration by Islamic State-linked militants.
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Five days earlier he was charged with bribery, fraud and breach of trust stemming from three corruption cases.
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Bartlett remained free on bond, which was for his initial charge stemming from the incident, Gonzalez-Chavez said.
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A key to stemming the "abuse" that Ms. Fleshman refers to is for parents to take a role.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller is also still pursuing his investigation stemming from Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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The news comes as Mr. Masterson continues to face allegations from four women, stemming from the early 2000s.
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She's just endured her own round of disappointments — largely stemming from another teacher dumping her in humiliating fashion.
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Both Flynn and Gates pleaded guilty to charges stemming from Mueller's probe and initially cooperated with federal prosecutors.
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She reportedly received a settlement of at least $100k stemming from a civil suit related to the incident.
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There was also an outstanding warrant for his arrest stemming from the November citation, this according to WJXT.
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According to the National Police Agency, suicides stemming from economic difficulties accounted for nearly one in five such deaths.
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This excited hydrogen gas, in turn, would absorb the ambient light stemming from 380,000 years after the Big Bang.
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Nevertheless, freelancers have a bevy of tax-planning opportunities awaiting them, largely stemming from the deductibility of business expenses.
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The film had 186 licensed products stemming from tie-ins with Kodak, Mattel, Burger King, Payless ShoeSource, and Nestlé.
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Alabama Governor Robert Bentley has resigned following a guilty plea on two misdemeanor charges stemming from state ethics violations.
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The toddler, who couldn't hold herself up, had microcephaly, stemming from a Zika infection her mother had during pregnancy.
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There are problems with the layout, however, stemming from the difficulty of displaying video alongside painting, photography, and sculpture.
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This follows a Russian-linked scandal stemming from the Baltics which has shaken fellow Nordic banks Danske and Swedbank.
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"What we've seen since then is somewhat of a moderation of losses stemming from the skinny bundles," he said.
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Most forecasters concede that the more sanguine view is hostage to the heightened uncertainty stemming from the Trump factor.
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The 92-year-old was admitted to the hospital January 14 to address a respiratory issue stemming from pneumonia.
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At the end of September, the Securities and Exchange Commission settled with Musk over charges stemming from his tweet.
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Fox has faced multiple lawsuits stemming from accusations brought by female Fox employees against O'Reilly and the late Ailes.
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Ex-NBA superstar Steve Francis pled guilty to 1 count of driving while intoxicated stemming from a crazy Nov.
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The 92-year-old was admitted to the hospital January 14 to address a respiratory issue stemming from pneumonia.
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The site relies on a highly detailed matching system stemming from a questionnaire that analyses 29 unique character traits.
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It then explains that this is just human nature, stemming from the way humans evolved to fend off predators.
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Several roads were closed because of fire danger, stemming from dangerous weather conditions, falling trees and downed power lines.
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Paul Manafort, Trump's former campaign chief, awaits sentencing next year in two federal cases stemming from the Mueller investigation.
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He pleaded guilty to misdemeanors stemming from the Iran-Contra affair and was pardoned by President George H.W. Bush.
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Over the past year, there have been a few attempts at stemming this growing tide, but to no avail.
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It's vicious and out-of-the-blue attack, a public humiliation stemming from a sense of impunity and contempt.
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Trump and McCain had a heated and very public feud, stemming from days leading up to the Republican primary.
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It felt very like a concept record from the very beginning stemming from that era of writing and recording.
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Texas is the 12th state in which investigations stemming from the videos have found no wrongdoing by Planned Parenthood.
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Major central banks have not signaled an imminent policy easing to counter business slowdown stemming from the Sino-U.
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The bank said it was also bringing forward a 0.9 percentage point capital hit stemming from future rule changes.
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The sensors were central to Sony's recovery from years of losses stemming mainly from price competition in consumer electronics.
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Rahimi is charged with five counts of attempted murder of a law enforcement officer stemming from the Linden incident.
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The royal was hospitalized for an infection stemming from a "pre-existing condition" for two nights in June 2017.
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LifeScan's performance has been weighed down in recent years due to pricing pressure stemming from competition, the sources said.
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They will be booked into a jail for minors and were facing possible murder charges stemming from the Jan.
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Last week Boeing said any charges stemming from the additional delay would be accounted for in the second quarter.
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Over the weekend, Musk reached an agreement with the SEC to settle charges stemming from the now-infamous Aug.
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"Global risk aversion stemming from the intensifying U.S.-China trade tension is causing the stronger yen," said Mizuho's Yamamoto.
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He said serious health problems stemming from fussy eating are rare, although it can lead to constipation or anemia.
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We had a lot of problems stemming from those other two books, so I'm taking my time with it.
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"Financial conditions have eased in recent weeks, stemming from a significantly more dovish communication by the Fed," Bovino said.
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Early on, the CBR focused on stemming shady capital outflows and purging "pocket banks" that serviced their owners' businesses.
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Tumbling energy prices, stemming from worries about weakening demand from world No. 2 economy China, have roiled financial markets.
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" France's Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault tweeted: "Congratulations to the Dutch for stemming the rise of the far-right.
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He is also wanted by Sweden over suspicion of rape stemming from the allegations of two women in 2010.
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Musk has been engaged in a public battle with U.S. regulators stemming from his tweets about Tesla's production estimates.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Transneft set a cap of $15 per barrel for compensation stemming from contamination in its network.
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The deal would be the first stemming from a U.S.-India civil nuclear accord struck over a decade ago.
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He later said it was difficult to set a date because stemming losses would partly depend on external factors.
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Stone is one of more than 30 individuals who have faced charges brought by or stemming from Mueller's probe.
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Residents accused the subsidiary, Texaco, of environmental damage stemming from oil exploration in the Amazon rainforest in the 1990s.
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The timeline or the magnitude of the potential impact stemming from this issue remains largely uncertain at this time.
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Under new rules stemming from the 2009 G20 agreement, all OTC derivatives must be reported to registered trade repositories.
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The family has about $25,000 in credit card debt, some of it stemming from the purchase of home furnishings.
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Questions swirl about the paid contests' legality nationwide, partially stemming from whether they take skill or rely on chance.
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Safe-haven buying stemming from the U.S. missile attack on Syria lifted demand for bullion, but that eventually evaporated.
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Dubose is serving a 20-year sentence stemming from a 2014 conviction for aggravated assault, theft, and armed robbery.
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Symantec — Evercore downgraded the cyber security products maker to "sell," due to turmoil stemming from significant management turnover. Questions?
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Dinardo had been arrested Monday on an unrelated charge of firearm possession stemming from a February offense, Weintraub said.
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As for Oakman, he's currently facing rape charges stemming from an alleged incident in 2016 involving a different woman.
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"The country is divided and there are certainly raw emotions on both sides stemming from the election," he said.
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But they also buy CDS to manage exposure stemming from trading derivatives and other financial instruments with a bank.
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Marvel icon Stan Lee's former business manager was arrested on an outstanding warrant stemming from charges of elder abuse.
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Of the 2,304 arrests stemming from workplace raids, 779 were for criminal offenses, and 1,525 were for immigration offenses.
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The inspector general's office declined to comment on whether it has made any criminal referrals stemming from the report.
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Separately, Greitens faces a felony charge of computer tampering stemming from his campaign's use of a nonprofit donor list.
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The U.S. also slapped new sanctions on Russians stemming from its meddling in the 2016 presidential election and cyberattacks.
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The systemic risks stemming from lighter regulations are limited as these banks represent less than 13% of sector assets.
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Mr. Dear has been charged with 179 counts, including first-degree murder and attempted murder, stemming from the Nov.
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Ralph Northam (D) faces rolling controversy stemming from photos that surfaced of a racist photo in his 1984 yearbook.
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In May 2017 Goh pleaded no contest to murder charges stemming from the massacre at Oikos University in Oakland.
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He is one of more than 30 individuals who have faced charges brought by or stemming from Mueller's probe.
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He was found guilty in 1995 of felony charges stemming from a sexual relationship with an underage campaign volunteer.
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Manafort is currently awaiting trial on federal money laundering and tax evasion charges stemming from his work in Ukraine.
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There are also a number of other issues that could overshadow any positive news stemming from the tax bill.
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Another View Few executives have faced the punishment of prison and fines for misdeeds stemming from the financial crisis.
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Despite the health problems stemming from coal dust, at least one retired miner, named Joe Wimmer, actually missed it.
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Numerous officials at Volkswagen are facing criminal charges stemming from the ongoing probe into its cheating on emissions tests.
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The two Bundy sons, Ammon and Ryan, were later acquitted of criminal charges stemming from the takeover in Oregon.
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Cory Booker spoke out against the climate of "hate" stemming from Trump's rhetoric regarding immigration and attitudes towards immigrants.
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INTEREST RATE: There was additional support for industrial metals stemming from China's move to cut a key interest rate.
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The prepaid card rules include consumer protections, stemming from the Truth in Lending Act and Electronic Fund Transfer Act.
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Retailers are going through a major downturn, stemming in part from growing competition from ecommerce sites such as Amazon.
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Improved governance stemming from the move could help Vale's stock cut the valuation gap relative to global mining peers.
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Given Trump's aim of stemming the migration flows that begin in Central America, this policy is supremely counter-productive.
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However, the group's business profile is likely to be damaged by reputation issues stemming from the ongoing emissions crisis.
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Mr. Costanzo, 46, also pleaded guilty to charges in Connecticut this week stemming from a 2014 burglary in Farmington.
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He also pleaded guilty to two more counts relating to campaign finance violations stemming from the hush-money payments.
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Derek Fisher has pled not guilty to DUI charges stemming from his arrest in June ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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NASA has yet to respond to a Gizmodo query about any potential days stemming from the failed parachute test.
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But more pressing challenges stemming from a widespread shift in how people consume media have dominated industry discussions lately.
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Stemming forest loss is even more urgent following Colombia's 2016 peace deal that ended a decades-long civil war.
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This is a bit of a catch-all for the myriad of issues stemming from oil prices' every move.
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He included with his letter a report from last year about the risks to business stemming from climate change.
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A suspect has been detained and charged with 29 counts stemming from the attack, including violating hate crime laws.
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Tillerson has a long-standing relationship with Putin stemming from Exxon Mobil's extensive investments in the oil-rich nation.
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Both Merlion and RRC cited rules stemming from the new package of U.S. sanctions - signed into law on Aug.
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Marquez still faces immigration fraud charges stemming from his sham marriage to Russian-born Mariya Chernykh, 26, prosecutors said.
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There, through counseling, he was diagnosed with post traumatic stress disorder stemming from his troubled childhood with his father.
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Developers of the Rover Pipeline in Ohio are fighting fines stemming from an oil spill in April, WOSU reports.
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The same workers who have been in the shadows could be key to stemming the spread of the virus.
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The hit could be far worse if the company becomes the face of a scandal stemming from the midterms.
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Expenses stemming from his younger sibling's official royal duties are usually covered by the queen's Duchy of Lancaster income.
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Cohen claims that the Trump Organization owes him $1 million in fees stemming from legal proceedings and criminal investigations.
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The overall effect is that solar radiation management would do little to reduce crop losses stemming from climate change.
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The admission came from Orin Snyder, a lawyer representing Facebook in a litigation stemming from the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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Yes, both Blanca and Pray have had health scares stemming from complications with HIV/AIDS throughout the second season.
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Mr. Cohen's three-year sentence is the first substantial prison term in a case stemming from Mr. Mueller's inquiry.
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Those include a domestic violence case stemming from a 2014 altercation at a family member's home in Washington state.
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A best actor win stemming from one of the worst American movies: At the Golden Globes, anything is possible.
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Two House Republicans referred Mr. Cohen to the Justice Department for potential perjury charges stemming from his public testimony.
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The Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) has been canceled due to safety concerns stemming from the outbreak of the coronavirus.
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On this particular night, Morgan was once again feeling the deep heartbreak stemming from the loss of his son.
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They weathered ups and downs stemming from the age difference and struggles with their own inner demons, he said.
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That same afternoon, his father, Sylvester Zottola, was in court for charges stemming from his own brush with death.
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Officer Pantaleo is not expected face disciplinary charges stemming from the Garner case until the federal inquiry is finished.
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Just a decade later, the next Democratic president, Barack Obama, took little interest in stemming tech giants' growing clout.
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We're told Smoot was taken in on outstanding warrant stemming from a failure to appear in court in Sept.
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Smoot was previously arrested in Washington D.C. in 2014 for domestic violence stemming from an issue with his girlfriend.
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Smoot later pled guilty to disorderly conduct and being a public nuisance on a watercraft stemming from the incident.
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SoftBank reported operating losses of $11 billion in the two most recent quarters combined stemming from its tech investments.
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The ruling was the latest in a six-year dispute stemming from Texas' redistricting process after the 2010 census.
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If a consumer finds themselves hit with a lawsuit stemming from an honest review, Mascagni recommends contacting an attorney.
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"It's hydrogen stemming from green sources," Jorgo Chatzimarkakis, secretary general of Hydrogen Europe, told "Sustainable Energy" earlier this year.
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Reports of technical glitches stemming from Fulton County delayed the results for hours as Ossoff hovered near 2202 percent.
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The company also lifted its outlook for the full year based on gains stemming from the new tax law.
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Takata pleaded guilty to charges stemming from its handling of defective airbags, and will pay $63 billion in penalties.
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He's currently out on bail appealing a separate conviction, for contempt of court, also stemming from the 2014 protests.
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Rosenstein will have to make the decision about whether to pursue any prosecutions stemming out of the FBI's investigation.
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Lee is accused of bribery stemming from contributions Samsung made at the behest of impeached President Park Geun-hye.
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Dozens more Russian government officials are also currently subject to U.S. sanctions stemming from Russia's 2014 annexation of Crimea.
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His candidacy was dogged by allegations of corruption stemming from his time in office, allegations he has consistently denied.
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Volkswagen will pay more than $157 million to settle lawsuits from 10 states stemming from its emissions testing scandal.
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Retail titans are big fans, stemming from Mr. Chapek's stints as head of Disney's DVD and consumer products businesses.
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In November, the district attorney in Washington County filed criminal charges of animal abuse stemming from Mr. Figueroa's case.
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Mr. Ray later served time in a New Jersey state prison on charges stemming from a child custody dispute.
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Travelers — The insurance company temporarily suspended stock buybacks while it evaluates its losses stemming from hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
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Increased automation stemming from a lack of skilled resources and a labor crisis will also bolster agricultural drone demand.
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He's facing 6 misdemeanor charges stemming from 3 separate alleged incidents in NYC, including forcible touching and sexual abuse.
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Trump on Saturday called Manigault Newman a "lowlife" following a number of other incendiary claims stemming from the book.
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In the lawsuit filed Monday, Furie alleges copyright infringement stemming from a stylized poster sold on the Infowars website.
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Trump has privately expressed irritation with McMaster stemming from differences in "personality and style," a senior Republican source said.
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Authorities have said the current outbreak stemming from Wuhan, China has killed 17 people and infected nearly 600 others.
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In 2016, he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor sex charge stemming from his relationship with Brittany before their marriage.
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The investigation began in 2017 after police say they discovered evidence of drug trafficking allegedly stemming from UPS employees.
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It has weathered a long series of scandals and controversies stemming from its aggressive fight against regulators and competitors.
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Although society cannot prevent violence that results from jealousy or personal animus, violence stemming from racism is not personal.
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Wednesday's hearing was the Judiciary's first considering potential articles of impeachment against Trump stemming from his conduct towards Ukraine.
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The Treasury Department released its income tax withholding tables, reflecting changes stemming from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
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The tool has been in use for five years, with no reports of identity theft stemming from its use.
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A three-judge panel was hearing arguments stemming from a lawsuit aimed at blocking the administration's restrictive asylum rule.
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Multiple women have accused Halperin of unwanted sexual advances and harassment stemming back to his time at ABC News.
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His lawyer calls the charge baseless, stemming from an unsolicited call received from someone claiming to be smuggling weapons.
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Both Merlion and RRC cited rules stemming from the new package of U.S. sanctions — signed into law on Aug.
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Glencore is prevented from making a new offer for Bunge until next month, stemming from a previous standstill agreement.
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Amazon has had significant success in hardware stemming back to 2007, when it first introduced the Kindle e-reader.
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The singer announced she would be taking time off to deal with issues stemming from her condition in 2016.
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By 183, the U.S. Fire Administration was warning that explosions stemming from hash-oil production appeared to be increasing.
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In Disney CEO Bob Iger's case, his strategic leadership style is built on a foundation stemming from humble beginnings.
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Newport News police say there was a warrant out for his arrest stemming from an incident in another county.
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Lawson is currently on probation stemming from his 2015 drunk driving case in Denver -- but the Denver Probation Dept.
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FYI, Simpson is eligible for parole in 2017 stemming from his armed robbery conviction ... so, see ya at Starbucks??
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Kilimnik is a Russian-Ukrainian political consultant who was indicted in June on charges stemming from the Mueller probe.
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Maualuga's been in trouble with the law before -- he pled guilty to drunk driving stemming from a 2010 incident.
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In 1991, Abrams pleaded guilty to criminal charges stemming from his role in covering up the Iran-Contra scandal.
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America's heavy involvement in Vietnam was just three years old, stemming from President Lyndon Johnson's massive buildup in 1965.
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Rather it is a system, nurtured by incentives and disincentives stemming from loopholes in national legislation and gaps between jurisdictions.
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Sutton arrived at the Rufing home in 2015, two years after he lost both legs to complications stemming from diabetes.
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It's unlikely the case settled the prospect of other lawsuits stemming from disagreements over how Uber should classify its drivers.
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Trump campaigned on pledges to tighten U.S. immigration policies, including beefing up border security and stemming the flow of refugees.
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Cohen is set to begin a three-year prison sentence in early March, stemming partly from his lies to Congress.
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She is jailed on charges stemming from an alleged altercation with her husband the night before the girls were discovered.
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Softbank has close ties to the Saudi administration, with a significant proportion of its investment capital stemming from the country.
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Ms Meng is wanted in America on charges stemming from allegations that Huawei had tried to evade sanctions on Iran.
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Analysts say China's central bank still faces a tough job stemming capital outflows, citing persistent downward pressure on the economy.
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The White House faced fresh headlines stemming from the complex web of communications between Trump, his staff and Russian officials.
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The distillery owner Sazerac, a Louisiana-based spirits company, already was facing a state fine stemming from the initial collapse.
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A lawsuit stemming from Flint's lead-contaminated water was filed Monday on behalf of the city's residents against Michigan Gov.
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This year's campaign trail has been nontraditional to say the least, with an abundance of memes stemming from each debate.
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He said the earnings picture is dramatically souring due to risks stemming from China tariff costs to accelerating wage growth.
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Ratings on the California power company was cut last week in the face of massive claims stemming from deadly wildfires.
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All of this news came out in the last week, stemming from a rapid escalation of how ransomware is deployed.
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A total of 13 NECC defendants have been convicted of 178 charges stemming from the outbreak, according to court documents.
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Loss of electricity, he said, is just one piece of the greater risk for physical security stemming from a cyberattack.
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"It is early to make projections," she said in relation to potential shifts in demand stemming for the trade war.
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Kraft, 77, and several defendants have pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor charges stemming from the footage and other surveillance methods.
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A Georgia high school teacher faces sexual assault charges stemming from an alleged relationship she had with a teenage student.
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The world also earned lackluster marks on expanding global trade, improving cyber governance, stemming nuclear proliferation, and managing internal conflict.
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The numbers pertain only to racing and training deaths and do not include deaths stemming from disease or stable accidents.
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The firm sees headwinds from new overtime payment rules as well as increasing competitive pressures stemming from Wal-Mart's success.
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Several of the petitioners also described severe mental health issues stemming from society's lack of acceptance of their sexual identity.
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Police said they have a suspect in custody, who is currently being treated for "serious injuries" stemming from the shooting.
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Texas Tech built its halftime lead after stemming a Cardinals' comeback in the last four minutes of the first half.
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Many women report they have felt unsafe in shelters, or are survivors of gendered trauma stemming from stays in shelters.
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In Alaska, recent discoveries could hold the key to stemming a nearly three-decade decline in the state's oil output.
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The National Safety Council has recorded more than 11,100 injuries stemming from distracted walking incidents in the past 10 years.
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Ik ben écht al helemaal in de Kerst stemming met dit #havermout ontbijt gaat dat nog eens dubbel zo hard!
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Bloomberg similarly reported numbers in February stemming from a meeting with investors, saying Snapchat videos reach 8 billion every day.
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Though the bank was more optimistic on the growth outlook, it said there were increasing risks stemming from global trade.
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The group cited lower operating costs stemming from better customer satisfaction and fewer subscriber losses, to explain the improved profitability.
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The market decline indicates that investors still see plenty of risks lurking, many of them stemming from China's slowing economy.
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That new strategy appears to be based fundamentally on any new services or partnerships now stemming from one centralised platform.
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Despite the backlash stemming from reports of 37 unwanted pregnancies, Natural Cycles still claims that the app is very effective.
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Kyosuke Suzuki, director of FX at Societe Generale in Tokyo, said uncertainty stemming from the escalation in the Sino-U.
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Hastert was recently sentenced to prison for charges stemming from an attempt to cover up multiple acts of child molestation.
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The S&P 500 was also up 1%, erasing its losses of the past two weeks stemming from the virus.
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The notice said the entities would focus on stemming speculation, cracking down on illegal agencies and developers, and fake advertisements.
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The actor, 60, has a long history of fiery behavior, largely stemming from his contentious relationship with reporters and photographers.
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That was a result of a conflict stemming from representation by the firm of corn syrup manufacturers in another dispute.
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Trends stemming from Black culture are everywhere, and yet there remain so few Black designers on the Fashion Week calendar.
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The company commissioned a third party review of 2743 million accounts stemming all the way back to 2011, Stumpf said.
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NOC has been carefully trying to stay out of Libya's conflict stemming from the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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In the same survey, 27% of people reported at least one negative event at work stemming from a political conversation.
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Last December, the Bravo star completed 450 hours of community service stemming from her April 2015 arrest for public intoxication.
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The 67-year-old Sharif has been embroiled in corruption cases stemming from documents leaked from a Panama law firm.
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Just as importantly, the losses stemming from Alphabet's experiments went down, declining to $772, a drop of around 10 percent.
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The board changes come as part of a planned board director refresh stemming from SoftBank's October deal to rescue WeWork.
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Facebook has made at least 14 public announcements about takedowns of "inauthentic behaviour" stemming from 17 different countries this year.
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Diaz, a registered sex offender stemming from a 2007 offense, is accused of abusing the toddler around 10 a.m. Saturday.
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But Apple can afford to revolutionize messaging without worrying about stemming a $514.64 million loss and reviving a struggling stock.
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Alexis passed away at 47 years old from complications stemming from HIV, which she had contracted almost 30 years earlier.
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However, there have been few if any criminal murder convictions of an officer stemming directly from misuse of a Taser.
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He spent the last eight years turning a blind eye when it came to election fraud stemming from illegal immigration.
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This is based on expected average operating revenue growth of 2%-4%, stemming from the recovery of the national economy.
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India has launched a nuclear insurance pool to address nuclear suppliers' concerns over liability stemming from a 2010 Indian law.
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Rosneft and PDVSA were negotiating a swap of the collateral for other assets to avoid complications stemming from the sanctions.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Fitch continues to see positive ratings momentum for Marriott International stemming from its planned merger with Starwood.
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Credit Suisse — The bank posted its first full-year loss since 2008, stemming from weakness in its investment banking business.
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Securing the southern border and stemming illegal immigration is one of the most dominant conversation topics in the Republican primary.
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Rob Kardashian is smoothing things over after a recent emotional outburst stemming from a miscommunication between his sisters and fiancée.
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The latest period included a $464 million pretax loss on debt reduction, stemming from a $1.6 billion cash tender offer.
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Other money will go toward, among other things, covering costs stemming from the lawsuit, including legal fees, the source said.
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"I'm more concerned about the risks stemming from a China slowdown," said Jeff Kleintop, Charles Schwab chief global investment strategist.
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Award-winning filmmaker Carlos Carvalho died Wednesday after succumbing to injuries stemming from an on-set accident with a giraffe.
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The 24-year-old was taken into custody for failing to appear in court stemming from a previous legal matter.
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Sorting out balance sheet issues stemming from prolonged cheap oil could prove to be Wall Street's greatest challenge in 2016.
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Now, Elam is free to focus on his OTHER legal issue -- drug charges stemming from a February arrest in Miami.
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Current lasers still have limitations in the colors they can erase with added difficulty stemming from more vibrant tattoo colors.
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The three officials from Spain, Italy and Slovakia had faced charges stemming from the sale of state properties in 2015.
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Australia was then in the middle of the biggest mining boom in its history, stemming from increased demand in China.
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Klein, 49, is facing multiple charges stemming from an alleged Sunday incident in the Trump World Tower apartment they shared.
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Harris served two days in jail in March, stemming from a marijuana arrest in Bates County, Mo., 12 months earlier.
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Her stake, stemming from a divorce settlement of the pair's previous joint holdings, is currently worth more than $37 billion.
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Nike's chief executive, Mark Parker, apologized to employees and said that departures stemming from the investigation would end this week.
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The big development stemming from the Kim trip revolves around China's return as the key player in the upcoming talks.
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One of the most urgent priorities is stemming the continuing deterioration of the 1987 Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty.
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Any active cases or investigations stemming from Mueller's probe will continue even after the special counsel has completed his work.
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Air China has requested compensation from Boeing for the economic losses stemming from the grounding of its 737 Max fleet.
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" She added that she is "seeking therapy to begin dealing with the physical and emotional trauma stemming from that evening.
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But he was suspended four games under the substance-abuse policy — stemming from the 2018 citation — to start this season.
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Kelley was sentenced to eight years in prison for violating her probation stemming from a drug-related conviction in 2017.
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The government's legislation stipulates that death from the disease must be "reasonably foreseeable" and must be stemming from natural causes.
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How he deals with his boss, US President Donald Trump, on that may be key in stemming democracy's downward slide.
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It will ensure that survivors of sex trafficking are offered post-conviction relief from criminal charges stemming from the trafficking.
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An Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) official in the Trump administration was indicted Tuesday on charges stemming from a previous job.
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Revolut's hiring spree is the latest step in its efforts to cope with issues stemming from its rapid customer growth.
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Seattle announced earlier this month that it would dismiss misdemeanor marijuana charges stemming from before Washington state legalized the substance.
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Because of environmental and economic concerns stemming from the 1973 oil crisis, most of the Concorde's customers dropped their orders.
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He is holding previous US administrations and the Justice Department's investigation stemming from Russian meddling in the 2016 election responsible.
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Verzilov's symptoms arose following a court hearing last week stemming from his arrest during a day of protests in Moscow.
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In February, Gates pleaded guilty to two counts stemming from the Russia investigation, and he is cooperating with Mueller's probe.
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Where to watch: Netflix Cory and Shawn attempt a joint family Thanksgiving with disastrous results stemming mainly from class disparity.
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If drivers, and automobiles, were armed with more precise weather information, it could drastically reduce congestion stemming from traffic collisions.
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Two lawsuits were filed against him in 2018 stemming from an incident in South Florida in April of that year.
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Pagliano is purportedly working with the FBI's probe in exchange for not facing any criminal charges stemming from the investigation.
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Some of the best growth is stemming from home improvement retailers, off-price chains and supercenters, according to his firm.
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Financial markets and economists in general anticipate increasing levels of inflation stemming from President-elect Trump's proposed fiscal stimulus policies.
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A dearth of available workers and rising material costs, stemming in part from tariffs, have hampered the sector, analysts said.
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Facebook has made at least 14 public announcements about takedowns of "inauthentic behavior" stemming from 17 different countries this year.
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The FDA is also reviewing deadly seizures stemming from the pediatric use of Lupron and other drugs in its class.
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Stemming the criminal tide Unfortunately well networked actors threatening the security of African waters are growing at an alarming rate.
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Edwards was previously arrested in March 2018 for violating terms of his probation stemming from his previous heroin possession charge.
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Stemming the surge of MS-13 gang members means enforcing the law, prosecuting illegal border crossers, and amending the TVPRA.
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According to her lawsuit, which seeks unspecified damages, Raisman still suffers from "depression, anxiety and fear" stemming from the abuse.
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Countries keenly watched the Swiss model as they sought solutions to their own public health problems stemming from drug use.
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To make things worse ... during the process, officials noticed an outstanding warrant for Waltman stemming from a prior DUI arrest.
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Fortunately for both of you, Hardy had gotten off on a technicality in the criminal proceedings stemming from that assault.
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Chris Collins yesterday on charges of insider trading, stemming from the sale of shares in a company called Innate Immunotherapeutics.
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The trial is the first stemming from Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation of Russia's meddling in the 2016 U.S. election.
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He noted that the stimulus coming from the tax cuts passed last year outweigh the negatives stemming from trade concerns.
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The court handling Mr. Rajab's case stemming from the Twitter postings is expected to announce a verdict in early October.
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In a lesson plan that celebrated its 100th anniversary, we suggest many ideas stemming from the work of this fund.
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Mr. Trump agreed to pay $25 million to settle lawsuits stemming from his defunct for-profit education venture, Trump University.
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Chris Collins, who was charged with securities fraud, wire fraud and false statements stemming from an alleged insider trading scheme.
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The charming and safe streets of Amsterdam are a result of intentional policy, not an accident stemming from cultural difference.
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But the United States and the Putin regime have starkly different visions for international order — divisions stemming from Truman's time.
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On Wednesday, Matt was charged by the Orange County District Attorney's Office with domestic violence stemming from their June argument.
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His doctor said it was caused by scarring of his heart likely stemming from his two weeks at ground zero.
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Nikki had neck surgery 3 years ago stemming from a wrestling injury, and she's been battling neck pain ever since.
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Dirty air stemming from blazes is often the deadliest health effect of wildfires, and the impacts can linger for years.
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Boeing is facing litigation in a Chicago court stemming from two deadly crashes of its 737 MAX within five months.
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Shields wasn't the only person that paramedics treated for calls stemming from the missile alert, according to Hawaii News Now.
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Citigroup CEO Michael Corbat said Wednesday that the current turmoil caused by the coronavirus isn't stemming from the financial system.
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The Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) reportedly will be canceled due to safety concerns stemming from the outbreak of the coronavirus.
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Before that we already had the shock stemming from a big drop in activity in China that hit supply chains.
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In 1992, he was sentenced to four to eight years in prison on manslaughter charges stemming from a fatal shooting.
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Understandably, many people fear that governments could use this access to advance other agendas besides stemming the spread of disease.
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Venezuela also faces cratering oil prices stemming from the faceoff between Russia and Saudi Arabia and a slumping global economy.
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Second, a paranoia stemming back to Spain's decades-long dictatorship created a palpable friction between the public and law enforcement.
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Still, there is debate in medical circles about just how effective recommendations and guidelines will be in stemming the epidemic.
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She started her career in New York and worked on cases stemming from the financial crisis of the late 2000s.
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This postseason he guided the Warriors to an 11-0 record while Kerr battled intense pain stemming from back operations.
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Though acquitted of murder, Durst later served nine months in prison on felony weapons charges stemming from the Texas case.
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Additionally, the FBI initiated nearly 2202 investigations of domestic terrorism stemming from threats against those agencies during the time period.
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But it's people of color who largely pay the social costs stemming from a lack of representation in the workforce.
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Two relate to the House Judiciary Committee's still-ongoing obstruction of justice investigation stemming from special counsel Robert Mueller's findings.
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There are several strands to their shifting behaviour, all stemming from increasing use of electronic as opposed to voice trading.
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Four years later, Representative Henry B. Gonzalez of Texas introduced six articles of impeachment stemming from the Iran-contra scandal.
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Odebrecht, the construction company that built Miami International Airport, settled bribery charges in a case stemming from a global investigation.
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" "Today, the Department of Justice announced charges against my father stemming from my 2014 campaign for the United States Senate.
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Far from stemming the tide of death, the war on drugs continues to exacerbate an overdose crisis of historic proportions.
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The EPA regulations address air quality guidelines, formaldehyde emissions stemming from composite wood products, and pesticide regulations, among other rules.
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As many as 600 flights scheduled for Labor Day alone were canceled, with the majority stemming from airports in Florida.
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The group says there is doubt that Ross properly addressed conflicts stemming from 25 carried interests in private equity funds.
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After spending nine years in a Nevada prison on charges stemming from a 2007 armed robbery, _________ will soon be free.
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Sources said this was due to seasonal demand for tankers coupled with additional demand stemming from new projects coming onstream.
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There appears to be a groundswell for other laws to decrease air pollution with the goal of stemming climate change.
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Urquhart, 72, died late Friday from complications stemming from a bone marrow transplant, according to a statement from the firm.
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He previously mediated talks that led to Volkswagen's $14.7 billion settlement of claims stemming from its diesel emissions cheating scandal.
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But many Australians remain frustrated with their government's response to the bushfire crisis and ongoing risks stemming from climate change.
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Additionally, the FBI initiated nearly 100 investigations of domestic terrorism stemming from threats against those agencies during the time period.
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In 2016, a similar suit was filed in California, where workers alleged wage theft stemming from miscalculations and uniform maintenance.
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Stocks were also hit by political turmoil around an impeachment inquiry into President Trump stemming from the Ukraine whistleblower case.
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New companies like Imperfect Produce and Misfits Market fight food waste stemming from foods that don't meet rigid aesthetic standards.
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Kavanaugh faces an allegation of sexual assault by Christine Blasey Ford stemming from when the two were in high school.
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"Builders are expressing growing concerns regarding uncertainty stemming from the trade dispute with China," said Robert Dietz, NAHB's chief economist.
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The EU officials were trying to enlist Ankara's help in stemming an influx of Syrian refugees and migrants into Europe.
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Benioff said hundreds of CEOs have told him they are investing more because of confidence stemming from the tax breaks.
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In practice, however, identifying the actual portion of a product's profits stemming from its intellectual property would be very difficult.
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The company reported last week that it faces at least four class-action lawsuits from shareholders stemming from the merger.
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A grand jury in late August indicted 19 defendants, including 15 Turkish security officials, over charges stemming from the attack.
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The game has already been blamed for a rash of accidents and a slew of mishaps stemming from distracted players.
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The latest ban, stemming from a Rio de Janeiro judge's ruling, was once again over the app's use of encryption.
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They began reiterating calls for his dismissal after the deadly violence in Charlottesville, Va., stemming from a white supremacist rally.
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The CBO rated the CREATES Act, which is aimed at stemming REMS abuse, as saving the federal government $2628 billion.
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Gordon also sees a level of support forming below the current trading price stemming from its uptrend since July 2018.
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Comprehensive coverage encompasses "everything that isn't a collision," said McChristian— including water damage stemming from natural disasters like a flood.
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Indrawati said global uncertainty, stemming from Brexit and the U.S.-China trade war, had hurt business confidence and household consumption.
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The NPD group also expects to see growth in sales of action figures, stemming from upcoming movies from Warner Bros.
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But in the Cherks' case, the county itself acknowledges there are zero negative impacts stemming from the couple's proposed development.
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The trial is the first stemming from Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation of Russia's attack on the 2016 U.S. election.
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This brings the total cases stemming from the cruise ship to 355 out of 1,219 people tested, the ministry said.
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The company declined to give guidance on fiscal 2020 because of uncertainty stemming from the coronavirus, according to a statement.
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The medical procedures and testing were inconclusive, but the men were still slapped with charges stemming from same-sex relations.
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Another toll is to psychological well-being, stemming from the sense of helplessness we experience in traffic, and its unpredictability.
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By thrusting different gangs together into different neighborhoods, the city unleashed a new wave of crime stemming from warring factions.
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Other studies have found that anger and insecurity, often stemming from childhood, are also common among stalkers, as is impulsiveness.
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Lonergan's arrest, stemming from incidents in December 2017 and January 2018, was unrelated to the grand jury report, Martin said.
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