Instead of taking baby steps, it should take giant leaps.
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Norwegian steps it up with 2300x points on Norwegian purchases.
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"When I first played '22005 Steps,' it was insane," Garcia remembers.
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Already, the White House is signaling the steps it will take.
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Iran has said all the steps it is contemplating are reversible.
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Here are concrete steps it could take to make things better.
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Despite these extra steps, it&aposs still a relatively easy process.
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Just imagine the steps it took to bring this thing into being.
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This was in parallel to the company taking efficiency steps, it said.
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The bank defended the steps it has taken to address its problems.
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Having finally taken important first steps, it should now finish the job.
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In April, Facebook outlined steps it would take to be compliant with GDPR.
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YouTube did not provide any detail on concrete steps it would take next.
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It did not disclose the steps it took after the man contacted Uber.
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There are several steps it can take without making American society less open.
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Now Starbucks is taking steps it believes will make the program more attractive.
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It counts your steps, it tracks your calories, it measures how far you've traveled.
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Last month, YouTube announced four steps it will undertake to combat extremist content online.
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My ankle had gone numb before and now with steps it seemed to blacken.
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Silver — Imagine, for a moment, the steps it took to get to this point.
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Yes, but: While the committee is suggesting steps, it is not proposing actual legislation.
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In black and yellow, with wooden steps, it simply looks like a bare stage.
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On Tuesday, Twitter announced steps it was taking to curb this exact sort of abuse.
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The customs did not specify what regulatory steps it has taken on the waste imports.
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Here are some steps it could take to show that it is pulling its weight.
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Facebook this year outlined steps it is taking to combat the propagation of extremist messages.
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And when they opened up the show with ['8 Steps'], it made our fucking night.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Facebook outlined the six steps it would take to prevent similar abuses.
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Sixty-five feet — I estimated by counting the steps it took to walk its length.
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Even with all of these steps, it will still prove impossible to hide your gender!
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Once a company has identified pay gaps, there are steps it typically takes to address them.
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"WPP is considering the proposal and is in discussion with Ford on next steps," it said.
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But even as Gawker took stock of its next steps, it remained, in typical fashion, defiant.
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"Attorney General Lauber and his legal representatives reserve (the right to) all legal steps," it said.
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Before taking more concrete steps, it is demanding that America reciprocate, for instance by lifting some sanctions.
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Match says the steps it has taken to make users feel secure seem to have paid off.
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"UBS will appeal the verdict and evaluate whether the written decision requires any additional steps," it added.
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Last September, Airbnb published a report outlining steps it would take to combat bias on the platform.
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The board of the agency will meet to consider the next steps, it said in a statement.
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The board of the agency will meet to consider the next steps, it added in a statement.
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On March 25, Saturn stations retrograde, meaning it will retrace the steps it took through the zodiac.
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The administration has also pointed to other steps it has taken in response to the opioid crisis.
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Improving regulatory enforcement and reviving interest in related private investment opportunities are two steps it can take.
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Twitter declined to provide details on steps it is taking to remove the video from its platform.
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China on Tuesday said it would retaliate but has not yet specified what steps it will take.
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Similar to the many steps it takes to lighten hair, it takes work to layer color back in.
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Outsiders ridicule fitness competitions, using hateful words about participants' bodies and the steps it took to get them.
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But if someone controls the fist and last steps, it is relatively easy to determine who is communicating.
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The FAA outlined a series of steps it is taking to improve mental health evaluations among commercial pilots.
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Here's how many steps it takes to buy a gun in 14 other countries, according to the Times.
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On Tuesday, after its first meeting, the W.H.O. committee outlined some of the steps it intends to take.
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"The economy's potential is wavering and requires positive corrective steps," it said in a report accompanying the survey.
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In the statement, Google predictably reviews the steps it has taken to follow through on previous promises to Congress.
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If there are, the agency will tell the public what steps it will take to fix them, Smith said.
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Rating: Unless he steps it up he's Tokyo Drifting into Lost in Translation territory for me Andre got slimed!
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The government will be assessing what steps it needs to take to tighten vetting of refugees in the interim.
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Before Congress embarks on these next steps, it should set some basic policy parameters for any replacement to Obamacare.
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Although the pain may disappear after your first few steps, it often then gets progressively worse throughout the day.
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With just eight ingredients and a few short steps, it didn't seem to have the makings of a hit.
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We should not simply applaud Israel for the active steps it is taking to safeguard its citizens against terror.
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The government has said it will review in three weeks the lockdown steps it put in place last Monday.
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If Beijing wants to pre-empt additional defensive steps it must do more to bring Pyongyang to real negotiations.
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Ford CEO Jim Hackett said the company is still determining what steps it needs to take to completely redesign itself.
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The government huffily retorted that the steps it had taken were "within the prerogatives of an independent and sovereign state".
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But however professionally the Caleños do salsa's glitz, glitter and showy dance steps, it is not really the local style.
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Boeing should use this as an opportunity to rebrand the company by being more transparent about the steps it takes.
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"Gloucester Resources Limited will assess the implications of today's decision and consider its next steps," it said in a statement.
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Follow-Up Steps It can be tough to immediately determine the full scope of a hacker's activity in your account.
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Next steps: It will have to pass out of the full committee before heading to the floor for a vote.
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Among the steps it took was disqualifying five candidates who were seen as supporting independence from running for the Council.
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If Congress is serious about the threat of terrorists using guns, there are several steps it can take right away.
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However, it didn't provide any information on what steps it may be taking next on that front at this time.
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Facebook's free offering of Workplace is one of several steps it has taken aimed at helping combat the coronavirus pandemic.
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Wells Fargo highlighted steps it has taken to improve customer satisfaction, including eliminating service fees for teens and young adults.
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"We would have to take whatever steps it takes to protect the rest of the business," he told Sky News.
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And Uber, as well as Lyft, faces ongoing scrutiny over safety and the steps it is taking to protect passengers.
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I can't," but I was fascinated by how many steps it took to order, and I thought, "This isn't the way.
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If the Trump administration wanted to demonstrate a true commitment to reducing hate crimes, there are concrete steps it could take.
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Henning highlights that the World Health Organization's Tobacco Free Initiative has six steps it recommends for effective control, known as MPOWER.
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This new, more rigorous monetization structure can be seen as one of the more aggressive steps it has taken so far.
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The idea is simple: The fewer steps it takes to complete a purchase, the more likely people will complete the process.
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The Wyoming Mining Association reacted to Friday's ruling by saying it was "reviewing" what steps it would be forced to take.
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Your Snapchat account won't be deleted right away — once you complete all the steps, it will be deactivated for 30 days.
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If Congress doesn't support these critical first steps, it risks stifling the even greater future possibilities of the commercial space revolution.
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Yet, instead of moving forward, our country has been reversing the steps it has already taken toward solving the HFC problem.
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The BOJ ramped up ETF buying as part of monetary easing steps it decided at an emergency policy meeting on Monday.
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Mr. Wigdor said that he had given Fox a list of several steps it should take to clean up its workplace.
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"While we commend Microsoft for steps it has taken to prevent workplace discrimination, more can be done," the three lawmakers wrote.
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An extraordinary board meeting has been called for Thursday morning at 0930 CET to decide on the next steps, it said.
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Who should win: Brad Pitt, "Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood"Pitt just steps it up when he's working with Pacino.
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I once counted how many steps it took to get from the front door to the back wall of the bedroom.
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But the company didn't say so — nor did it expand on any steps it might take to ensure this doesn't happen again.
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But by taking a few quick steps, it is possible to boost your online protection and have some peace of mind, too.
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Oppo was already the leader here with its Lamborghini-edition Find X, but the Reno Ace's 28W SuperVOOC steps it up further.
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But YouTube didn't detail the crucial steps it should be taking to address the content issues that continue to plague its site.
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Twitter responded to The Verge's questions about what steps it was taking by pointing to two blog posts published earlier this year.
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Benedict Redgrove captured the entire factory process in Thailand and reveals the full 24 steps it takes to make the bouncy balls.
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Meanwhile the European Commission drew up a list of steps it expects Greece to take to improve the situation of asylum-seekers.
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Cathay said in a statement that it had submitted a report to CAAC on extra steps it was taking as was required.
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Next week, WADA returns to the anti-doping agency to see what steps it has made toward returning to the world arena.
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So, again, it's possible Uber could win another provisional licence in future, depending on the steps it takes to improve its systems.
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The T.S.A. has failed to present a timeline or steps it is taking toward this, even in response to a congressional request.
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And in the coming months, he said, the company will publish a website detailing the steps it has taken to reduce pollution.
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It cited increases in revenue and operating profit, the absence of funding concerns and the steps it was taking to address the problem.
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Even Fitbit seems to tacitly acknowledge the Ace's potential for misuse, because while the device can track steps, it won't calculate calories burned.
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"The company has kept us informed of the steps it is taking to restructure the business," a spokeswoman at the Cabinet Office said.
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But before it does, the company is laying out the steps it plans to take voluntarily to prevent foreign actors from interfering again.
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As with yesterday, Facebook sought to promote steps it has already taken to address the fallout of the Cambridge Analytica data privacy scandal.
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Earlier this week, Facebook announced a number of steps it was taking to try to increase transparency with users while also protecting data.
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Spicer said if the Obama administration was "truly concerned" about Flynn, there are steps it could have taken, including suspending his security clearance.
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Luxembourg said in a statement that it welcomed the Commission's recognition of the steps it had taken to avoid similar cases in future.
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A BlackRock spokesman did not comment or give details about other steps it has taken, like new gun-free products for pension plans.
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A spokeswoman for Facebook, which has described steps it is taking to combat abuse of its service, declined to comment on Danoff's note.
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Tehran has responded by reducing curbs on its nuclear program, although steps it has taken so far stop short of violating the agreement.
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Once a dog climbs up the steps, it reaches a small platform that allows it to come face to face with its owner.
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If there are no experts, the company would have to explain what alternate steps it is taking to protect its systems from cyberattacks.
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Chipotle said last month it was confident that the steps it had undertaken to tighten food safety would stop future food poisoning outbreaks.
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They also pointed out that the designation carries no specific legal consequences, though the administration is considering what other steps it could take.
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A spokesperson did not respond to WIRED's specific questions about what steps it is taking to prepare for a potential shortage of enumerators.
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In a note to customers, Victoria's Secret outlined the steps it had taken to improve the safety of its distribution centers before reopening.
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The first lady added her voice to the discussion as the administration works to highlight steps it has taken to address the crisis.
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North Korea warned that "our patience has a limit," hinting it may reverse recent disarmament steps it took to build confidence with Washington.
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The first lady added her voice to the discussion as the administration works to highlight steps it has taken to address the crisis.
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GM's decision was the latest in a series of steps it has made to put profitability and innovation ahead of sales and volume.
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And we're not just talking about the steps it takes to sculpt those abs you hear so much about leading up to the show.
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He added the Federal Reserve experience in spelling out what steps it would take and in what order, was "very helpful" for the ECB.
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Kraft reportedly still keeps a "Victory Tour" poster to remind him of the steps it took for him to finally own his favorite team.
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"We will also receive information about Syria's perspective and the steps it will take during the meeting with Putin," a senior Turkish official said.
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Unlike Blair he's kind of quiet and has often been safe in the challenges, but when he needs to, he really steps it up.
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Still, until the Trump administration specifies the new steps it will take against Pakistan, experts say it's unclear how effective the effort will be.
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While the brand didn't specify the "when" and "how" of these next steps, it did promise customers that updates would continue to be shared.
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Juncker, in an interview to be aired on German radio Deutschlandfunk on Sunday, praised Greece for some of the steps it has already taken.
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The NCAA has confirmed to CNN it is in contact with the schools involved, but declined to comment about what steps it was taking.
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Canada, government insiders said, was still unclear on what steps it can take to "fix its big mistake", as a Saudi official called it.
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Gizmodo has reached out to LinkedIn about what steps it is taking to make sure this new feature doesn't lead to more sexual harassment incidents.
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Meanwhile the central bank upped inflation forecasts but signalled it would stick to the unorthodox steps it has taken to support the lira so far.
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FATF warned that if Iran didn't take further steps, it would urge countries to implement stronger counter measures at its next scheduled meeting in June.
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That doesn't mean we don't want to experiment with different techniques — we just want to minimize the number of steps it takes to get there.
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Without clarity on Britain's next steps, it cannot put any of its contingency plans in place, Deutsche Post, which employs 54,000 people in Britain, said.
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On a call with investors outlining its results, Potdevin told investors that the steps it is taking to correct these problems are already showing results.
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The news channel did not provide much detail on the steps it said were being considered by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI).
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In a statement late Thursday, the ministry of foreign affairs said it had noted the ruling but did not mention specific steps it was taking.
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Elliott, founded by billionaire Paul Singer, did not disclose the size of its stake in SoftBank nor specific steps it wants the company to take.
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"The DPRK has done its utmost with maximum perseverance not to backtrack from the important steps it has taken on its own initiative," Ri said.
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However, it will not tolerate harassment, and is laying out several steps it believes will better protect YouTube creators and the community on that front.
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Together with a bunch of other steps it worked and we're in better shape today than most of the other advanced economies because of those efforts.
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On Thursday, Facebook announced the steps it will take to start cracking down on the spread of fake news to users on its site, Politico reports.
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We asked Unilever for the steps it will be taking to re-revaluate its internal approval processes, and will update this post when we hear back.
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The group must formulate a long-term strategy, the statement read, although it did not include any details on the kinds of steps it may take.
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Tehran has responded by scaling back some curbs on its nuclear programme, although the steps it has taken so far stop short of violating the agreement.
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Over the summer, the foundation began announcing steps it would take if Clinton were elected to minimize potential for conflicts of interest, including banning foreign donations.
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The Security Detective report outlines the steps it took to mitigate this problem before disclosing it publicly and says its efforts were rebuffed by the company.
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Facebook has been forthcoming about with how it determines trending topics, and steps it will take to minimize the risk of bias from individual human judgment.
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No matter how many therapists there are, the Trump administration's budget proposal for 2018 could cancel out steps it is taking to address the opioid crisis.
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Other steps it urged include pricing pollution via carbon trading and reducing food waste, a step that by itself could be worth up to $405 billion.
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Without getting specific, the game's apparent ending quietly suggests retracing your steps — it doesn't exactly fill in the sketched-out plot, but it's emotionally satisfying nonetheless.
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"It can't just end there," she said, adding it needed to publicly state what steps it is going to take to prevent this from happening again.
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The idea, the company explains, is to eliminate the number of steps it takes today to complete a checkout, which today is a very manual process.
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It has also released a video about steps it is taking to improve its news that was directed by Academy Award–winning documentary filmmaker Morgan Neville.
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Fourth, Israel respects Russian red lines and avoids actions that are provocative to Russia and if it has to take such steps it informs Moscow first.
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Congress should investigate the dramatic increase in visa denials for Syrians, and the Obama administration should explain what steps it is taking to prevent unjust discrimination.
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In recent days, the Department of Homeland Security has taken drastic steps it said were necessary to secure the border from immigrants seeking to enter illegally.
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The government has maintained that it has stringent steps it must follow to protect the health and safety of children in its care before releasing them.
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If it hadn't, and Wiseguy's bot was more like a very fast human in the steps it took to buy tickets, then there was no case.
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However she would not provide any details on the steps it will take to avoid having to close runways and ground flights, per its safety protocol.
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Officials in Myanmar have said little about a ruling that it must protect the Muslim ethnic group and report back on the steps it has taken.
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" He also asked the NRA to identify any steps it has taken "to ensure that funds from foreign sources are not used to influence U.S. elections.
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If there are any others, she said, the department or F.B.I. must explain what steps it would take to ensure every fact in them was accurate.
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The couple put up a post of their own, where they shared 46 photos depicting all of the incredibly taxing steps it took to complete the project.
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"It comes at an inconvenient time because China is trying hard to get recognition for some positive steps it is taking to protect intellectual property," he said.
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However C-Learn hasn't been able to teach robots more complex tasks such as modifying the steps it used to complete a certain task on the fly.
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That's why TFL, London's transit organization, created a new map that tells you how many steps it takes to walk between subway stations on the same line.
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Yildirim told reporters Turkey would decide on what steps it would now take regarding the decision by the Strasbourg-based Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe.
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Getting slimed has got to be an unpleasant enough experience, but this all-angle attack on a seemingly genuinely surprised Lovato really steps it up a notch.
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Because this took me several hours and there are MANY steps, it is very clear to me that Apple does not want you to do this yourself.
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Beyond the numbers, McDonald's investors also want to hear how the company is progressing with its digital rollout and the other steps it laid out in March.
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While it did not specify the steps it would take, they likely include cuts that could result in negative rates and intervention in the foreign exchange market.
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As the criticism has mounted, the White House has emphasized the steps it is taking to restrain Turkey's offensive, including a round of sanctions announced on Monday.
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These are concrete, practical steps it can take to equip the incoming administration with tools to regain leverage and revitalize diplomatic efforts to end Syria's bloody war.
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Whatever your aspirations, it's important that you articulate them, set a timeline for achieving them and map out the financial steps it will take to get there.
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The Democratic National Committee agreed to discuss some steps it has taken to bolster security in the hope it can serve as a model for other election offices.
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CNN reached out to the platform to ask what steps it takes to protect women like Lee and Kwang on its site, but the company did not respond.
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For others it was reinventing their image, and for Steps it was just releasing arguably the biggest banger of their career and getting a bit worse at dancing.
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"The city has assured me that if we follow the steps, it will go through," said Hugo, whose name is on the event application as the primary organizer.
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You should know that while the machine does drastically reduce the number of steps it takes to make bread, you still have to work for it a little.
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He is expected to respond to the "recall" by February 14th, though the party is vague as to what steps it would take should Mr Zuma ignore it.
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On Thursday, Apple (AAPL) released its 2019 Environment Report outlining the steps it is taking to help protect the environment from the negative impacts of its own business.
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Say a computer makes an error once every 1,000 computational steps; it doesn't sound like much, but after 1,000 or so operations, the program will output incorrect results.
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The narrow portion atop the factory houses a cafe with views of the galleries and Roman steps; it extends over the museum's front entrance, creating a boxy canopy.
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Consumers are rightfully demanding more control and privacy of their data and it's time our nation steps it up to avoid embarrassing data scandals and pointless legal scrutiny.
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We also asked the Internet Advertising Bureau Europe what steps it is taking to encourage reform of RTB to bring the system into compliance with EU privacy law.
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"Anytime young people are having to take additional steps, it reduces the likelihood that they're going to be able to get the care that they need," Thimmesch said.
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The National Archives, which has broad responsibilities for federal record storage, asked the State Department to describe the steps it has taken to recover Pagliano's emails this summer.
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"Despite these steps, it may still take more time for new product supply to diffuse across the marketplace and have a noticeable impact on product availability," he said.
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While Google apologized and outlined steps it would take to guard against those situations, it has also defended itself by pointing to the volume of content it oversees.
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This Complete YouTube Master Class shows you all the steps it takes to build, maintain, and grow a budding YouTube empire — from starting a channel to getting subscribers.
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These concerns raise questions about how Australia's government is currently navigating its tourism crisis and what steps it should implement to repair and revitalize the $40+ billion industry.
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While there was no consensus about next steps, it was made clear that while the nomination could move forward, "it would be a very heavy lift," the senator said.
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In response, Facebook highlighted the steps it has taken into safeguarding the May ballot, such as partnering with local fact-checking organizations and dedicating staff to monitor the vote.
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Speaking to broadcaster A Haber, Albayrak said Turkey would evaluate what steps it could take after the United States officially announced which countries would be exempt from the sanctions.
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Another would be to demand that Pakistan takes credible action against terrorist groups such as JEM, rather than the cosmetic and ephemeral steps it has taken in the past.
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Nestle highlighted its transition to a new chief executive, focus on high-growth, high-margin products, revenue growth, investments in brands, and innovation among the steps it has taken.
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In its proxy, filed on Tuesday, AIG listed a number of steps it has taken in response to shareholder concerns, including tying executive pay more directly to share performance.
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In the filing Tuesday, Mueller's team alludes to the steps it took to bring the troll farm charges, and that investigators have used cooperating witnesses to build the case.
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Billionaire hedge fund manager Daniel Loeb's Third Point is urging steps it says can boost margins and double earnings per share at the world's biggest food company by 2022.
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She also noted that Facebook previously tightened its data use rules, which the company noted Wednesday in its outline of new steps it is taking to protect user data.
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Detroit federal court spokesman Rod Hansen said the filing went through the typical steps: It was processed by the clerk's office and assigned both a magistrate judge and judge.
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Facebook did not disclose what steps it had taken in its internal review, and the British lawmaker who had requested the information accused the company of searching too narrowly.
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The letter also asks Amazon to describe steps it takes to ensure drivers and warehouse employees are treated fairly, as well as the qualifications Amazon requires of its drivers.
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On Tuesday, Google had outlined steps it would take to stop ads from running next to "hateful, offensive and derogatory content" on YouTube and websites in its display network.
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It has devoted a whole section of its website to "Building a Better Bank," complete with a long (very long) timeline outlining the steps it has taken so far.
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Schindler, who transformed the Swiss company into a global player, said besides legal steps, it would also intensify its operational efforts to fight any merger between the two rivals.
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But industry experts say it is the most significant because of Apple's global profile, the invasive steps it says are being demanded and the brutality of the San Bernardino attacks.
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If she fell below the right number of steps, it would lower her health and fitness rating, which is part of her social rating, which is monitored by the government.
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She said the agency has a "zero tolerance policy" and listed steps it has taken to address sexual abuse of detainees, including a directive to employees on prevention and intervention.
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The report cites numerous steps it says Bahrain's government has taken, including rebuilding demolished mosques, investigating claims of torture, training security forces in human rights and providing protections for detainees.
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The FCC has provided a few — very few — details of the steps it has taken to prevent attacks like the one that briefly took down its comment system in May.
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If Samsung reduces the number of steps it takes to launch the iris scanner, fingerprint sensors might have some serious competition, and might eventually become a secondary method of authentication.
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Mr. Bratton said the department would be proceeding with an "abundance of caution," describing its responses as similar to the steps it took after Officers Liu and Ramos were killed.
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A Kakao official said switching off calls during the banned hours was "not technically difficult", and that the firm would discuss steps it needs to take to follow the agreement.
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If the Trump administration is truly concerned about the fate of U.S. farmers and ranchers on the global stage, there is a long list of bold steps it could take.
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Airbnb on Wednesday announced several steps it will take to strengthen its verification process and build trust with customers after a shooting at one of its rentals in Orinda, Calif.
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The inclusion is widely seen as a reward to China for steps it has taken to open its financial markets, which have largely been closed to foreign investors for years.
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Then, at the end of September, the Fed will effectively stop undoing the extraordinary steps it took to prop up the economy for almost a decade after the financial crisis.
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"We believe that Turkey's insurance sector would have an independent and dynamic structure and its global competitive power would increase with the right structural steps," it said in a statement.
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Facebook's new estimate came as a part of a post in which it outlined new steps it is taking to restrict third-parties' access to user data on its platform.
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Schindler, who transformed the Swiss company into a global player, said besides legal steps, it would also intensify its operational efforts to fight any tie-up between the two rivals.
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Among the steps it wants is a tightening of restrictions on North Korea's supply of refined petroleum, which is capped by previous U.N. sanctions at 2 million barrels a year.
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GAC Motor is in discussions with potential dealership partners in the United States and has yet to begin road tests there - the two biggest steps it must take to start sales.
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Again, expect a conversation from your past—one that had to be put aside in July—to come back, Pisces, now that Mercury is retracing the steps it took in Leo.
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The researchers first trained a sequence of neural networks to detect objects, infer the relationship between them and then generate a program to repeat the steps it witnessed the human perform.
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The Transport Ministry, in a statement, asked SRT's board to consider what steps it would take next, based on the court order, so it could propose them to the country's cabinet.
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He requested similar information from the Federal Reserve, including steps it has taken to coordinate with SWIFT, Bangladesh Bank, the Department of Homeland Security and Department of Treasury since the heist.
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More recently, Twitter has seen increased numbers of neo-Nazi accounts, and even accidentally ran a neo-Nazi ad hours after it announced other steps it was taking to limit abuse.
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He once swept actress Jean Harlow into a showy embrace on the Capitol steps; it was a lip lock that got their image printed in magazines and newspapers around the country.
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The government said there were many flaws with the legislation, including the lack of time available for all the steps it sets out, and had concerns about the precedent it set.
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Instead, the central topic was how the White House would fight back against these allegations, the potential arguments it could use, and what steps it could take to avoid further embarrassment.
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The Trump administration has made public no details of what particular steps it sees for the North's denuclearization, or what it intends to demand if Mr. Trump meets with Mr. Kim.
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When Waypoint asked now-former ESA president Mike Gallagher about crunch at E3, he said they were "listening," but refused to outline any specific steps it was taking to better labor conditions.
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Google said it was look at steps it could take on its various platforms and would work closely with Congress, the Federal Election Commission and the industry to come up with solutions.
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Some experts expect the North to agree to shut down its main nuclear complex near Pyongyang and give Pompeo a list of detailed denuclearization steps it would take in the coming months.
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If you happen to be training for a career in radiology—or anything else that cannot be broken down into a few easily automated steps—it is probably safe to carry on.
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The company outlines the steps it takes before deploying a self-driving vehicle for testing, including safety crew training, and the use of a remote operations center to monitor the fleet's progress.
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Now, Google is making its policy (which is also updated in light of its changes) public and accessible to everyone so you can see what steps it takes when Autocomplete goes wrong.
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"Facebook has been forthcoming about how it determines trending topics and steps it will take to minimize the risk of bias from individual human judgment," Thune wrote in a statement published today.
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"This is a problem that cannot be ignored by Akzo Nobel," Makkink said, though he left it up to the company to decide what steps it should take to mend the rift.
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We encourage law enforcement to take whatever steps it deems necessary to find Kelsey Berreth and to be able to exclude Patrick Frazee as a possible suspect in this missing person investigation.
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"The FBI should provide a detailed written accounting of the scope of its investigation, the investigative steps it took, and the evidence it gathered in the course of its investigation," Grassley wrote.
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She added that the agency issued its Medical Device Safety Action Plan in April, laying out what it has done and what new steps it plans to take to enhance device safety.
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The Spanish government will sack Catalonia's secessionist leadership and force the region into a new election, it decided on Saturday, unprecedented steps it said were needed to prevent the region breaking away.
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Today, I discussed with President Xi the chronic imbalance in our relationship as it pertains to trade and the concrete steps it will take to solve the problem of massive trade distortion.
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That the company clarify its position on censorship in China and outlines any steps it is taking to "safeguard against human rights violations" linked to Dragonfly and its other Chinese mobile apps.
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Pyongyang warned that "our patience has a limit," adding that it can respond "on the same level" and hinting it may reverse recent disarmament steps it took to build confidence with Washington.
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In response, a Justice Department official told CNN that the DOJ is only partly responsible for the backlog and the department has announced the steps it is taking to help reduce it.
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He said the CRA should be focused more on the end results of a bank's actions in the communities it serves and less on the specific steps it takes to achieve them.
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Stack met with the Parkland victims' families — privately, without any media coverage — to talk with them about what they had gone through, and why the company was taking the steps it did.
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RBS said it welcomed the FCA's confirmation that the most serious allegations have not been upheld, and that the steps it announced in November to put things right for customers remained appropriate.
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In addition to the private testimony by its officials, the company published a public blog post Thursday with its most detailed discussion to date of the steps it was taking to combat propaganda.
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Between jumping from apps like Instagram to a retailer's website, to entering credit card and shipping info, the number of steps it takes to buy something online is just too cumbersome, she says.
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And since the Volkswagen group is still reeling from its emission scandal, any sizeable steps it can take in the EV market will ultimately do a lot to hep it recover its reputation.
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Then-National Security Adviser Michael Flynn said the administration was putting Iran "on notice," but it was unclear what steps it would to take, although the imposition of sanctions was one measure considered.
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Schweitzer said Stanford immediately gave her a full apology, explained how the mistake had occurred, and involved her in the steps it were taking to make sure it didn't happen to another patient.
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The European Commission has not revealed what steps it would take if Slovenia failed to sell NLB but a Commission spokesperson told Reuters that the EU executive was in contact with Slovenian authorities.
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Though the AG's office declined to go into detail about the next steps it will take to end on-call scheduling, the spokeswoman said it will continue to be engaged in the issue.
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Once you change the language in Windows 10 with these steps, it will be reflected across the entire system, from your sign-in screen to the File Explorer, to the websites you visit.
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In addition to that filing, the FBI asked the court for permission to offer another secret declaration outlining the steps it had taken to search Clinton's machine for documents related to Leopold's request.
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But in its official statements or state media reports made at the time, the Chinese government never specified the steps it intended to take, and its follow-up has been patchy at best.
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The government announced a series of reform plans, but with no concrete steps, it failed to placate protesters or reassure multilateral lenders enough to release billions in badly needed aid they had pledged.
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Currently, Iran threated to revenge, but it is not clear what kind of steps it will take, people guess it will close down the Strait of Hormuz, that will boost oil price directly.
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"We could also lower the ratings by one or more notches if management does not clearly articulate specific steps it will take to preserve credit quality over the long term," S&P said.
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The letter, which was released publicly, also asked Kushner Companies what steps it has taken to ensure its affiliates do not exploit Jared Kushner's White House role when wooing investors in the future.
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Just when you thought the whole Dr. Pimple Popper series couldn't get any more shocking after the rare flaky-skin condition we saw last week, tonight's episode — season 2, episode 4 — steps it up.
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We look forward to hearing from you and hearing details of the suggested call and the next steps, It goes without saying that we all remain dedicated to contributing to safety on the platform.
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The audit had been announced a year ago to address allegations of bias on Facebook, and the company has now offered two updates about the steps it has taken in response to auditors' findings.
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Fortunately both the FCC and Hawaiian authorities are looking into it, and have already taken the following steps: It has created a new policy that supervisors must receive advance notice of all future drills.
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As the Trump administration touts the steps it has taken to dismantle Obamacare, Democratic presidential candidates are poised to make a stronger-than-ever push for increasing government's role in the health care sector.
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A lay person can certainly follow the steps it takes to make holy water, but it's agreed that water is only truly "holy" when it's been blessed by an ordained member of the Church.
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Some of the steps it outlines are rebate-sharing in Medicare drug plans, promoting generics and copycat version of biologic drugs and requiring drug manufacturers to publish list prices for drugs in television advertisements.
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The Department of Health and Human Services issued a plan outlining the steps it will take, including issuing a regulation to allow for states and pharmacies to submit drug importation pilot programs for approval.
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Asked to respond to the senators' letter on Thursday, a YouTube spokeswoman pointed to a blog post the company had published after the Times story that outlines steps it has taken to protect children.
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Sabraw said at a hearing Tuesday that the government should take a more streamlined approach in reuniting parents and children rather than following the steps it normally takes to place unaccompanied minors with sponsors.
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If BI goes down that kind of road it would be the latest in a series of incremental steps it has taken in recent years to try to pressure companies into embracing the rupiah.
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As of Friday evening, "Saturday Night Live" had given no indication of what next steps it might take; press representatives for the show and for NBC, which broadcasts it, did not immediately offer comments.
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North Korea goes into every new meeting expecting a "changed" American attitude, meaning rewards for steps it has already taken and is now threatening to withdraw, such as the moratorium on long-range testing.
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A Google spokesperson said the company is working on fixing the issues, and pointed CNBC to blog posts in which it outlines the steps it is taking to curb mischievous acts on its platform.
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Uranus begins its retrograde in Aries on July 29, during which time it will retrace the steps it took in the sector of your chart that rules friendship, organizations, and your hopes and dreams.
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MADRID (Reuters) - The Spanish government will dismiss Catalonia's secessionist leadership and force the region into a new election, it decided on Saturday, unprecedented steps it said were needed to prevent the region breaking away.
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The agency asked Tesla to describe how it monitored misuse of the system and steps it took before introducing the technology to prevent misuse, but nearly all of Tesla's answers were redacted by the agency.
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The note said details on what the new user control dashboard will look like, how users will be made aware of new controls, how many steps it will take and other details are still unclear.
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But as the company continues to grow and more resources are poured into hiring, looking beyond the Bay Area is one of the first big steps it has to do in order to remain competitive.
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Kobe Steel was ordered last month by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) to provide a detailed explanation of the data cheating and say what steps it would take to prevent future abuses.
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The embattled social media giant is already facing intense scrutiny from lawmakers, regulators and users around the world over its handling of personal data and the subsequent steps it has taken to protect user privacy.
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"As a first step, we believe it is important for Apple to be transparent about its investigation into the Group FaceTime feature's vulnerability and the steps it is taking to protect consumers' privacy," they wrote.
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While the government would not rush into any action, it had discussed likely steps it could take to counter an expected flood of cheap steel imports with domestic producers and the finance ministry, she said.
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London-based M&G, which owns 19.4 percent of Gibson's outstanding shares, released an open letter laying out its views of the company and the steps it could take to maximize value, including being sold.
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The North's criticism was a "strategy" meant to show its frustration about what it sees as a lack of action from the United States in response to the steps it had recently taken, Moon said.
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More likely, the Fed will turn to the kind of extraordinary steps it took during the Great Recession, such as promising to hold rates low for a period of time (aka "forward guidance" in Fedspeak).
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But the steps it has taken to increase transparency around ads have been hampered by problems, such as an algorithm that has at times wrongly flagged ads by small businesses as being political in nature.
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To date, Qualcomm has won sales bans on iPhones in Germany and China, though the Chinese ban has not been enforced and Apple has taken steps it believes allow it to resume sales in Germany.
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The company said the new policy builds on steps it has already taken, like issuing guidance from CDC to its fleet, and the creation of the new non-contact drop-off option inside the app.
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He asked for FDA to detail the steps it has taken to alleviate the shortage, when it became aware of a problem, and why it didn't publish a notice on its website until May 9.
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It will also offer sellers a pre-populated stock photo, eBay's price recommendation and its shipping recommendations, The change is meant to reduce to a matter of seconds the number of steps it takes to list.
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The twist is that as well as displaying how many calories you've burned, it also displays pictures of food that you might eat and how many steps it would take to burn off the equivalent calories.
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Among other steps, it will require the military to renegotiate contracts – worth billions of dollars – with the real estate companies and bondholders who back the deals, Secretary of the Navy Richard Spencer said in an interview.
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Though the Funky 4 + 1 never made it back to the mainstream promised land, the voyage hip-hop took from uptown to downtown was the first of many steps it would take toward pop-culture domination.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - The Turkish Central Bank is doing what is necessary on monetary policy and nobody should worry about the future steps it will take, one of President Tayyip Erdogan's top economic advisers said on Friday.
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ROME (Reuters) - More than 100 Italian senators - many from the ruling Democratic Party - have tabled a question in parliament asking the government what steps it plans to take to protect insurer Generali from any foreign takeover.
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The company offered few details on the steps it has taken to clean the Ohio facility but said it was "fully coordinating with" the Food and Drug Administration and the enters for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Reuben Baris, acting chief of the herbicide branch of the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Office of Pesticide Programs, said the agency had not yet determined what steps it would take to mitigate problems associated with dicamba.
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The White House should ensure that the steps it takes in response to Iran's actions are a reflection of discussions with key foreign partners and allies and careful consultation with long-time U.S. government Iran experts.
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To pass, Wells will need to convince the Fed that the sales scandal has been contained and that the subsequent steps it has taken — shaking up senior management, strengthening whistleblower protections, and so on — are adequate.
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Metro said like-for-like sales fell by 4 percent in Russia in the fiscal second quarter, as steps it has taken to revive the business such as price cuts took effect more slowly than expected.
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To meet that threat, the Fed is dusting off a playbook it surely hoped it wouldn't need to turn to again, at least not so soon: the steps it took as the Great Recession took hold.
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"It has already gone through some of the steps it needs to before it is tabled in the house ... we will do it within the time frame that was given by the High Court," he said.
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But most importantly, we should ban private jets because we need to start taking concrete steps—it would be a small step, but already more than the empty rhetoric and promises that kept being thrown around.
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Though Samsung did not address its corporate culture directly in its discussion of the Note 7, it apologized and detailed new steps it would take to stop future problems, including naming a board of battery advisers.
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The new law at first bans trade two Sundays per month, but steps it up to three Sundays in 2019 and finally all Sundays in 2020, except for seven exceptions before the Easter and Christmas holidays.
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At the official launch of Sedgwick Davis' moving memoir To Stop a Warlord, Bell explained how this experience helped her find purpose and recognize the baby steps it takes to ultimately make actual change in the world.
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"While there is no substitute for legislation, the administration is taking the steps it can within existing legal authorities to fix as much of our broken immigration system as possible," administration officials wrote in a blog post.
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Wells Fargo is confident in the steps it has taken so far to satisfy the consent order and is engaged in constructive dialogue with the Fed, spokeswoman Erika Reynoso said in response to questions about the letter.
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The Lords want to oblige the government to report on what steps it had taken to negotiate a customs union and May is now gauging the support of her divided Conservative party to any change of plans.
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The powers of that agency, created by Dodd-Frank, would be curtailed, limiting the steps it can take to punish wrongdoing by banks and subjecting it to a number of outside checks on its authority and funding.
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Facebook outlined a number of steps it would take immediately following the reports of data mishandling, including an audit of all third party apps to understand what data they were collecting and how it was being used.
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Coal producer Blackjewel LLC won bankruptcy court approval at a hearing on Friday to take steps it proposed in a motion a day earlier to sell three mines to Contura Energy Inc to avoid having to liquidate.
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However, the central bank has suspended daily buying of foreign currency for state reserves this month to lift some pressure from the rouble, mirroring steps it took in April when U.S. sanctions also dented the Russian currency.
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"When fondness is felt or the host of a State Visit goes to guide Her Majesty up some steps, it truly is about human kindness, and this is something the Queen will always welcome warmly," she adds.
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If Mr. Trump can do so while bringing along conservatives wary of such steps, it is all the better for his political prospects and in keeping with his surprising ability to prevail in spite of his critics.
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Myanmar is required to report back to the court in four months to outline what steps it has taken to comply with the order, and it must continue to update the court every six months after that.
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The defense official said that because of the concerns Vindman and his family have expressed, the Army is taking steps it would normally pursue in these situations, coordinating with local law enforcement and checking the Vindmans' computers.
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And while it's also nice newer employees can benefit from some of these steps, it doesn't correct the pain she caused me or any of the other former employees — either on a personal, emotional or financial level.
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The audit said the lack of a more thorough analysis means TSA doesn't truly understand the day-to-day threats at airports nationwide and in turn does not know what steps it needs to take to improve security.
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Hong said Pyongyang is expected to tell Pompeo what disarmament steps it will take over the next six to 12 months, such as shutting down its plutonium-producing reactor and uranium-enrichment plant at its main nuclear complex.
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LG was also careful to note the extra steps it took to ensure battery safety on the device – no doubt a not so veiled reference to the recent high profile woes of a fellow South Korean handset maker.
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Trump has warmly praised China's President Xi Jinping for upping pressure on North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. But in the past, Beijing has shown that there are limits to the steps it will take to constrain Pyongyang.
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MAKING THE SWITCH MEANT FAR FEWER BLISTERS Multiply that by, say, the 10,000 steps it takes to hike five miles and you get a huge difference in the amount of leg weight training you did for the day.
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The challenges lead to extra operational costs and often force British firms to seek accounts overseas, Iqbal said, adding the industry was unclear on what steps it needed to take in order to get easier access to banking.
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I don't know, and neither do the legions of armchair generals who are criticizing Israel for the steps it took to prevent a catastrophe among the residents of Kibbutzim and towns that are proximate to the border fence.
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"If it wants to become the leader in fintech then these are the steps it needs to take, otherwise it will get a few companies but it will not become the hub," said Brickvest co-founder Thomas Schneider.
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The company, majority owned by Britain's Vodafone, has been trying to raise data usage by cutting prices, and diversify its revenue by offering other services such as insurance and on-demand video, steps it said were paying off.
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The shares traded higher by more than 83 percent on Friday as it appeared the company had already begun taking some of the hard steps it will unveil Monday by reportedly cutting staff in its GE Digital division.
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For MPAA, the agreement provides a clear path toward the removal of infringing sites and material, albeit with the responsibility to fulfill a number of clearly defined and detailed steps it has to make in presenting its case.
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Frequently glossed over in discussions of crowdfunding are the many complicated steps it takes to successfully bring a product to market, steps you won't always master just because you happen to have had a really great product idea.
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Lost on the legal theories or opinion pieces pushing for McConnell to start the trial unilaterally are the sheer number of complicated procedural steps it would take to actually make that happen, people familiar with the process said.
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"Bahrain will commit to be a member of the Inclusive Framework on BEPS ... " the ministry said in an emailed statement to Reuters, listing a series of steps it had already taken to exchange tax information with other countries.
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A breeding ground for 'confusion,' 'chaos,' and 'frustration'Holland America Line also pointed to the steps it had taken while people were still on board, including checking each person's temperature and having them fill out a health screening questionnaire.
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The past is always sliding away from us; but it seems to me that no medium more than gaming is quite so willing to let the steps it took to get to this point crumble away to dust.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill closed its more than 2,000 restaurants for four hours on Monday to hold a "virtual" town hall meeting with its employees about steps it said it was taking to improve food safety and regain consumers' trust.
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The United States demands that North Korea make verifiable progress toward giving up its nuclear weapons before any sanctions are eased, while North Korea says the United States has done nothing to reward the steps it has already taken.
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Hermes' plan, first reported by Sky News, follows comments from leading investor Legal & General in September, in which the firm called for bonuses to be cut, as part of a number of steps it wanted remuneration boards to consider.
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" In its proxy Apple's board recommends investors vote against Zhao's measure, noting steps it already takes on rights and that when it comes to doing business in countries like China, "we must follow applicable law wherever we do business.
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So what can the United States do to get China to take the steps it could take that would put the type of pressure on North Korea that they will change their behavior in regards to their nuclear program?
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A retrograde planet reviews the steps it has taken through the zodiac, which means you too will be reviewing the journey you have been on, and running into people with whom you still have a story to play out.
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The Trump administration has taken steps it says are intended to speed up the process, but attorneys who represent asylum seekers say the measures have only exacerbated the situation and made it harder for people to win their claims.
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The National Labor Relations Board released a report on Tuesday saying its existing procedures for identifying potential conflicts of interest among its members are adequate, while also announcing new steps it will take to make the process more transparent.
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The WTO forecast last September that global trade growth would slow to 3.7 percent in 2019 from an estimated 3.9 percent in 2018, but there could be a steeper slowdown or a rebound depending on policy steps, it said.
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In September, for example, it introduced a new program called "certified for humans," which is designed to help smart appliance makers cut down on the number of steps it takes for customers to connect their gadgets to Amazon's Alexa.
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But South Korean media speculated the meeting might have discussed the restructuring of military units over the deployment of new weapons that the North had test-launched in recent months, and what steps it will take in coming weeks.
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Chipotle has started its most expensive marketing and promotion campaign ever and plans to spend some $50 million to try to lure existing customers back into its restaurants and communicate the steps it has taken to improve its food safety practices.
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It needs to be very forthright about why the phones exploded, what was wrong with the batteries—be it size or manufacturing—as well as what steps it is going to take to ensure this sort of thing never happens again.
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John Thune requested information on who at the company made the decisions on stories for Facebook's Trending Topics feature, what training is provided to employees, whether the company is investigating and what steps it will take to hold people accountable.
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The group is also demanding Palantir annouce steps it has or will take to ensure its systems are protected from abuse by federal authorities, and for the company to dismantle the system if disclosable safeguards can't be put in place.
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The New York-based hedge fund sent a letter to Nestle's board and published a presentation online on Sunday calling for more urgent action and recommending steps it says could result in Nestle doubling its earnings per share by 218.
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In the statement, Tesla emphasized the steps it has taken to collaborate with NHTSA on its efforts to investigate factors surrounding the crash and that it was the first fatality in more than 130 million miles in which autopilot was activated.
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McKesson has 15 days from the time it receives the letter to outline the steps it has taken to correct the violations flagged by the FDA and to identify and conduct investigations related to other reports of suspicious or illegitimate shipments.
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It could fill a week with keynotes detailing not just what went wrong, but why, and what, if any, meaningful steps it will take to fix its systemic problems (if they can even be fixed at a 2.3-billion-user scale).
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While there are no concrete steps it would specifically require the administration to take, it could rally the international community to step up the campaign against ISIS, according to former State Department senior adviser Robert McKenzie, now at the Brookings Institution.
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Direct Line, which reported a fall in 2018 earnings on Tuesday due to a fall in insurance prices and extreme weather in Britain, also warned that it would not be immune to a "disruptive Brexit", despite the steps it has taken.
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Activity for Its Own Sake If you've ever taken a walk with someone who's trying to get steps, it can be hard to concentrate on the conversation while they're jogging in place, hopping up and down, and constantly checking their device.
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In a letter, the chairman, Senator John Thune, Republican of South Dakota, asked Facebook to describe the steps it was taking to investigate the claims and to provide any records about articles that its news curators had excluded or added.
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Neither would the BOJ pre-determine what steps it would take or how it could combine measures were it to ease again, Kuroda said, noting that the best move would depend largely on economic and price developments at the time.
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The IMO said there would be no delays or exceptions to the coming rules, whether or not the industry takes the steps it needs to comply, and warned that all parties face consequences if they do not play their part.
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Fox, which already owns 39 percent of the European pay-TV group, had already put forward steps it would take to guarantee the independence of Sky News, such as funding it for 10 years and creating an independent board of directors.
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The IMO has said there would be no delays or exceptions to the coming rules, whether or not the industry takes the steps it needs to comply, and warned that all parties face consequences if they do not play their part.
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Here's a closer look at the steps it takes to take to open an account: From there, if you want to grow your investments, set up an automated transfer to your brokerage account, which you will be able to do online.
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Congress could exercise its oversight role by mandating Pentagon reporting about what steps it has taken to mitigate civilian harm, funding additional awareness training for American and other coalition officers, and holding public hearings with senior civilian and military officials.
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On Friday, the FCC Media Bureau chief Michelle Carey wrote a letter to Sinclair asking it to present more information about how large its audience currently is and the steps it plans to take to stay under the ownership cap.
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At the conclusion of the presentations, the White House may provide its own briefing to Senate Republicans about the next steps it would want to see in the trial, including possible witnesses it would like to be called, the sources said.
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Roskomnadzor asked Facebook earlier this week about the steps it was taking to meet its requirements under the data law and has said it will carry out an audit of Facebook's compliance with Russian legislation in the second half of 2018.
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The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey revealed on Thursday the first steps it had taken to prevent a recurrence of the sort of cascading chaos at Kennedy Airport that followed a severe winter storm two weeks ago.
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If you're interested in the actual steps: It starts with a special kind of tryptophan molecule, with an extra oxygen and hydrogen stuck on, like an anglerfish with a big head and a tail and an extra piece hanging off like the headlight.
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WhatsApp, in response, acknowledged the killings—the company said it was "horrified by these acts of violence," per BuzzFeed—and outlined some of the steps it has taken and intends to take to help curb the spread of misinformation on its platform.
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Last month, the court asked the Indian government to report by December on the steps it will take to allow the safe and anonymous reporting of videos showing rape and child sexual abuse - as the country witnesses a surge in social media use.
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Prior to playing this I'd recently read The Bride was a Boy, which is an autobiographical comic series by a Japanese transgender woman named Chii, about her life and all the steps it takes in Japan to be acknowledged as your correct gender.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Iraq was dropped from President Donald Trump's revised travel ban because of both the steps it is taking to better vet potential travelers and its cooperation in the fight to destroy Islamic State, the U.S. State Department said on Tuesday.
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It reiterates the steps it has been taking — "as a sign of our commitment to transparency and openness" — in its response to the EU parliament's vote, but also lashes out, accusing the parliament of taking a decision that "encourages cybercrime in Europe".
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Facebook has announced a number of steps it plans to take on its own to address concerns about its practices in recent weeks and days, including enacting new measures to prevent election meddling and spelling out its terms and data policy more clearly.
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" The senator also noted that "CMS said it expressly advised Mylan that its classification of the EpiPen was incorrect but has failed to provide any evidence of the communications and what steps it took to enforce the correct rebate amount from Mylan.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - The United States is not looking for conflict with China but steps it is taking in the South China Sea are self-isolating and prompting other countries to seek help from Washington, U.S. Defense Secretary Ashton Carter said on Friday.
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With its eye on accelerating cost cuts, Ford announced first-quarter earnings that topped analyst expectations, and offered up some detail on the steps it will take to improve its financial health and realign its portfolio with a dramatic shift in consumer tastes.
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"BGR is helping the Democratic Republic of Congo explain to U.S. lawmakers and media the many necessary steps it is taking to prepare for presidential elections and the peaceful transition that will follow," a spokesman for BGR told The Hill in an email.
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The report should, if appropriate, make recommendations to DOT on steps it can take to address the issues identified by the reports to help bring best practices in the United States in line with international standards within the boundaries of current U.S. law.
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And immigration experts say the administration has not taken steps it could have — even while the latest ban is tied up in the courts — to achieve the restriction's stated goal: to tighten the vetting of people trying to get into the United States.
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The Red Cross is not, however, saying what specific steps it has taken to make sure that this time around donors can be certain that a vast majority of their contributions will go to the people whose plight moved them to give.
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The slides show just how much Goldman has changed already and the big steps it has planned for the next few years to move beyond its exclusive white-shoe roots and become a global, universal bank catering to a wide range of customers.
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But on Friday — a day after the International Court of Justice in The Hague ordered Myanmar to protect the Rohingya and report back regularly on the steps it has taken to do so — it was still unclear what the country's response would be.
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The Note 26 steps it up a bit with a new AI feature that can automatically detect what it's taking a photo of and then adjust the camera so it takes the best shot, tweaking the colors, exposure and other details accordingly.
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Sunrise said the steps it had identified, along with the improved performance of UPC since the deal was announced, would let it increase leverage and reduce the proposed 4.1 billion franc rights issue to pay for the deal by up to 1.5 billion francs.
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But it's not just about Putin's job security — the Kremlin is waging a "creeping assault" on its neighbor's sovereignty and will take whatever steps it deems necessary to keep Belarus in its orbit, according to new research discussed today at the German Marshall Fund.
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Iowa's Governor Kim Reynolds said that President Donald Trump told her on a phone call on Wednesday that he was committed to renewable fuels, though advocates say they won't be satisfied until the EPA reverses recent steps it has taken to lower renewable fuel requirements.
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In a document outlining steps it plans to implement by June, the central bank said it would raise the required reserve ratio for banks' euro liabilities to 12.5 percent from 10 percent and lower the rate for lek reserves to 7.5 percent from 10 percent.
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Isinbayeva was under pressure to quit as head of RUSADA's supervisory council after the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) called for her removal, one of four steps it said were necessary for RUSADA to retrieve its right to oversee the testing of Russian athletes.
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The organization pledged 172,500 apprenticeships, safety programs, and upskilling courses over the next five years — all steps it planned to take with or without the pledge, a reflection of how difficult construction companies say it is to find enough skilled workers in today's hot economy.
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A working group at the Century Foundation, a progressive think tank in New York, recentlyproposed a series of steps it described as "enhanced containment": stepping up military intervention but with the limited goal of protecting civilians and forcing all sides back to the negotiating table.
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Panama's request for trade sanctions is likely to face further obstacles from Colombia, which could ask the WTO to verify the steps it has taken to comply with the legal decision and could also argue that the sanctions should be set at a lower level.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico is preparing to set out the steps it has taken to curb illegal immigration under a deal struck with U.S. President Donald Trump in June to cut the number of Central American migrants traveling through Mexico to the U.S. border.
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Iran, one of the four countries hit hardest by coronavirus, with more than 14,700 cases and 124 deaths, is lurching between measures to stop its spread among an increasingly distrustful population and steps it has taken to accelerate its uranium enrichment toward a nuclear weapon.
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"We welcome all honest vendors to set up shop here, there really is no reason for you not to vend on Monopoly," the marketplace called Monopoly says on its support page, after explaining the steps it has taken to avoid the fate of previous markets.
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Among other steps, it has taken advantage of Hong Kong's surprisingly open policy toward political activities by foreign organizations to distribute financial grants to an array of groups working to preserve "democratic rights," a goal that is at the heart of the current street demonstrations.
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If the United States really wants to help Mexico in its war against drug traffickers, there are two very important steps it needs to take: First, control the flow of weapons from the United States into Mexico, and second, lower the American demand for narcotics.
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"People can order a perfect daiquiri at a Stockholm bar all year round, but we've forgotten about all the steps it takes to get limes to Sweden in the dead of winter and what the cost on the planet actually is," Mr. Griffiths said.
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I'm shoulder-to-shoulder with a bustling throng of people—a kaleidoscope of melanated shades—and the 20 steps it takes to reach a vantage point from which to see band the playing in the southeast London community center's main room feel like a thousand.
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The Federal Communications Commission voted on Thursday to formally consider steps it hopes will fight robocalls: It has proposed rule changes thats would make it easier for phone companies to block calls with fake caller ID information (a practice called "spoofing") without violating the agency's rules.
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The response came after Third Point, a New York-based hedge fund, sent a letter to Nestle's board and published a presentation online on Sunday calling for more urgent action and recommending steps it says could result in Nestle doubling its earnings per share by 2022.
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Late on Tuesday, Facebook announced the first steps it is taking to comply with the General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR, a new privacy law out of Europe designed to make sure users know and understand the data companies collect about them and consent to sharing it.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's Economy Ministry is considering launching a website that will detail the steps it has taken and will take to reform the economy, sources told Reuters, in an effort to increase transparency and combat criticism it has not done enough to boost weak growth.
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In January, it rolled out new developer guidelines to more clearly spell out what is and is not allowed; and in February it updated iOS to reduce the number of steps it took to get to your subscriptions, so you could more quickly and easily cancel them.
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The ICJ also imposed a reporting requirement on Myanmar, so Myanmar has to send a report to the court after four months — and then every six months after while the case is pending — to show what steps it has taken to prevent conduct that might constitute genocide.
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"The DPRK has done its utmost with maximum perseverance not to backtrack from the important steps it has taken on its own initiative," Ri Thae Song, North Korea&aposs vice foreign minister of US affairs, told the Korean Central News Agency in regard to ending tests.
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"Working with Vodacom, we can help it identify how 5G can support growth in the country and the steps it should take in its own transition to best meet individual subscriber and enterprise needs," said head of Vodacom South Africa Customer Team at Nokia, Ranjen Naidoo.
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A working group at the Century Foundation, a progressive think tank in New York, recently proposed a series of steps it described as "enhanced containment": stepping up military intervention but with the limited goal of protecting civilians and forcing all sides back to the negotiating table.
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In fact, the American side still does not have a good fix on whether Kim really is serious in giving up his nuclear weapons — or is simply trawling for concessions from the US. Trump has layered praise on North Korea for the rudimentary steps it has taken so far.
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Assurances from one of Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan's top economic advisers that the central bank was doing what is necessary on monetary policy and nobody need worry about any future steps it will take did little to calm investors' concern about stubbornly high inflation and central bank independence.
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As Washington watches for the President's next steps, it could turn out that the media coverage of his decision to call off US attacks, which is likely to be critical, could shape his future decision making -- meaning the new few hours and days could be pivotal and turbulent.
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" Over the summer, following the publication of a BuzzFeed News story disclosing the investigation, a new petition drafted by UC Santa Cruz alumni and published online asked the university to fire Balakrishnan and describe the steps it would take to "protect reporters and survivors from intimidation and retaliation.
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BRASILIA, July 10 (Reuters) - Brazil's Economy Ministry is considering launching a website that will detail the steps it has taken and will take to reform the economy, sources told Reuters, in an effort to increase transparency and combat criticism it has not done enough to boost weak growth.
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I didn't really consider it a decision at any point, I just found myself in a position where I could only take really small steps, and the steps it would take to stop seeing her, even though I didn't want to break up with my boyfriend, felt impossible.
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The letter asks Sloan when the bank, which paid $190 million in fines and penalties last year over creating phantom bank accounts, first learned about the insurance sales practices and also what steps it is taking to prevent a recurrence and to refund the erroneous charges to customers.
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But the Obama administration did not say what steps it would take if diplomatic efforts failed entirely or how it hoped to deter Russian and Syrian forces from their offensive against rebels in Aleppo, the divided northern Syria city that has become a focal point of the war.
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Litt, who runs the hedge fund Land and Buildings Investment Management LLC that disclosed a 4.3 percent stake in Hudson's Bay in June, told Reuters that he wants the company to provide concrete steps it will take to monetize its real-estate, including a timeline for executing the plan.
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Amazon says steps it has taken towards achieving this goal so far include:15 wind and solar projects that will annually generate enough renewable and clean energy, equivalent to the energy needed to power 368,000 homes in the US.50 solar rooftops installed on fulfilled and sort centers globally.
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Mr. Trump's declaration on Twitter appeared to be more of a muscular threat than an official statement of policy; the administration made no announcement of specific punitive measures against the Turkish government, and the White House declined to provide any details about the steps it was ready to take.
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Among the steps it took early on were hiring a large team of meteorologists, including veterans of the National Weather Service; installing devices that measure weather conditions at various locations in its service area; and using technology that allowed the utility to remotely switch off power to designated areas.
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We reached out to Facebook for a response to the report and the company sent us a laundry list of steps it says it's been taking to combat election interference and coordinated inauthentic activity — including in areas such as voter suppression, political ad transparency and industry-civil society partnerships.
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The day's events were also a study in the pitfalls of a new administration enacting its stated determination to strike a tougher, more steely posture on the world stage, before it has formulated its policy options and is able to say what steps it will take to enforce its warnings.
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"The U.S. administration's declared intention of slowing down or reversing trade liberalization processes, and the steps it has already taken in this direction, risk triggering tit-for-tat measures in other countries, with negative repercussions for world growth," Visco, who sits on the ECB Governing Council, told a financial conference.
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The company also announced this week that it wants to extend its blockchain loan facilities and will start to test negotiating and contracting syndicated loans on the network — again, to reduce the time and steps it takes for these, which can be particularly long, given that they involve multiple parties.
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The rest of its blog post is given over to puffing up a number of unrelated steps it says it will also take in the name of "supporting the European Union Parliamentary Elections," but that don't involve Google itself having to be any more transparent about its own ad platform.
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And now, to prepare for the release later this week of Rogue One—a story about the detailed steps it takes to carry out an epic destruction—we pulled all of those LEGO Star Wars destruction videos (and the behind-the-scenes looks at how they did it) in one place.
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Rather than requesting ideas for combating the spread of extremist content, as Facebook did last week, Google is simply stating what its plan of action is — detailing four additional steps it says it's going to take, and conceding that more action is needed to limit the spread of violent extremism.
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The commission also took two other steps — it proposed changes to a quota system for asylum seekers, and recommended keeping in place some internal European border controls for at least another six months — as part of a package that represents one of the most comprehensive efforts to manage the migrant influx.
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"The U.S. administration's declared intention of slowing down or reversing trade liberalisation processes, and the steps it has already taken in this direction, risk triggering tit-for-tat measures in other countries, with negative repercussions for world growth," Visco, who sits on the ECB Governing Council, told a financial conference.
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If the American tariffs are put in place, Ms. Malmstrom said, Brussels could take three steps: It could take the case to the World Trade Organization, add safeguards to protect the European Union against steel diverted from the United States, and impose tariffs on a series of American-made goods.
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Events since May, when President Donald Trump's trade announcements stoked market volatility and shaped the Fed's decision to cut rates last week, raised the possibility that the White House could count on further Fed action to offset higher tariffs or other steps it takes in its effort to reshape the global trading system.
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We asked pi-top to confirm what steps it has taken to mitigate the risk of pi–top 3 components overheating and posing a safety risk via the same sort of shorting failure experienced by Cornell Tech — and to confirm whether it has informed existing users of the risk from this failure mode.
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For the security breach Facebook disclosed last week the EU's regulatory oversight process will involve an assessment of how negligent the company was; what response steps it took when it discovered the breach, including how it communicated with data protection authorities and users; and how comprehensively it co-operatives with the DPC's investigation.
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While Mr. Rouhani portrayed the announcement on Tuesday — as well as three previous steps it had taken beyond the deal's limits — as reversible, Iran has made clear that it would step back only if the European signatories to the deal find a way to relieve the economic pressure caused by the American sanctions.
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Lack of action from the BOJ contrasted with the steps it took in mid-November, when it offered to buy an unlimited amount of short-term bonds, including five-year JGBs at a yield of minus 0.04 percent and two-year JGBs at minus 0.0653 percent, to stop rises in those yields.
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"Advertisers have long taken the position that Facebook was gamed by third parties and bad actors but had always believed that Facebook was taking whatever steps it could to prevent that," said Rob Norman, a senior adviser at GroupM, the media buying arm of the ad giant WPP, and a longtime industry watcher.
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The attorney general is widely viewed as handling the release of Mueller's report in a way that was most favorable for the president, and he has expressed his belief that the FBI was not justified in the steps it took to investigate Trump's campaign in the early stages of the Russia probe.
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In a statement, Jeremy Kahn, a spokesman for the Food and Drug Administration, disputed the authors' contention that the agency had abandoned efforts to evaluate the success of its program, pointing to a number of steps it had taken in the last three years to study the effects of education on prescribing patterns.
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" In response, WhatsApp's letter states that the company is "horrified by these acts of violence" and outlines steps it has recently taken to prevent the spread of misinformation, such as giving group admins the power to decide who gets to send messages within individual groups, and allowing users to distinguish which messages have been "forwarded.
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The court, headed by Judge Abdulqawi Ahmed Yusuf of Somalia, also ordered Myanmar to report back within four months on what steps it has taken, to preserve evidence relevant to the genocide case, and to submit further reports to the court every six months after that for as long as the case remains open.
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Of note: Reporting was voluntary and therefore the CDC was unable to obtain the total number of abortions in the U.S. Go deeper: How many steps it takes to get an abortion in each state Supreme Court agrees to hear Louisiana abortion case Judge blocks rule that denies health services based on moral, religious grounds
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In advance of Tuesday's hearing, Facebook sent out a long list of the steps it has voluntarily taken to help the Canadian government safeguard the election from misinformation and foreign influence, including creating a registry for political ads on the platform, funding civic engagement and media literacy campaigns, and trying to crack down on fake accounts.
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Cheong added that not only will volunteering your time in this way help you gain insight into what makes a startup successful and the steps it takes to get there, but you'll also be more informed about any red flags that may exist, and you can build relationships that could be beneficial in the future.5.
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The cause of that explosion was found to be related to a failed pressure vessel in a liquid oxygen storage tank, and SpaceX says that after completing its investigation its confident in steps it took to prevent the same thing from happening again, both with short-term fixes for existing hardware, and in manufacturing process changes for future rockets.
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For example, The U.K. has introduced new legislation in 2015 in the form of the Modern Slavery Act, which requires any company with annual turnover of £36 million or more ($43 million) to produce yearly report on what steps it is taking to prevent slavery and human trafficking in any part of its business and supply chain.
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For US President Donald Trump, there will be greater pressure for his administration to come away from the visit with a clear declaration from North Korea over its nuclear program and what concrete steps it will take to denuclearize, following on from the promise of the historic meeting between the two leaders in Singapore in June.
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What's next: Byrant will be leaving office in January, but will be succeeded by Republican Tate Reeves, who is also an abortion opponent, per AP. Go deeper: Where abortion restrictions stand: The states that have passed laws CDC: Abortions are steadily dropping in the U.S. How many steps it takes to get an abortion in each state
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If this was done as a genuine effort to reform the Appellate Body, then now is the time for the United States to outline the precise steps it wants taken by the World Trade Organization to allow for a revised Appellate Body to function, potentially as part of a broader deal to amend the treatment of developing countries.
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Uber has been tinkering with the idea of vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) craft for a while now, beginning with the release of a white paper late last year detailing what steps it thinks are required to help it get it get to the point where it might make sense to actually field an on-demand airborne ride hailing service.
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"There is a strong body of research that lets us know when people are given the tools to understand what sexual violence is, how best to intervene in instances of sexual violence, and have training and policies as well as those steps, it can lower rates of sexual violence and can be in the best interest of passenger safety," Ms. Palumbo said.
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"If the message is 'You can have as many weapons as you want no matter how many international laws you break,' that does not bode well for the likelihood that the Saudi-led coalition will stop its unlawful attacks, credibly investigate, take the steps it needs to take to mitigate civilian casualties, and ensure humanitarian access is facilitated as quickly and as well as possible," said Kristine Beckerle, a Yemen researcher at Human Rights Watch.
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