Conditions are quite suitable to my style of the game.
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They'll each find heroes suitable to their moment in time.
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But only one of the three linked is suitable to Barça.
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Are they suitable to do what you want them to do?
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"I am the least suitable to answer that directly," he said.
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Why did you consider him suitable to serve on your team?
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In August, Hassan sold Suitable to Blue Ocean Robotics for $0003,000.
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"Just as a Star of David is not suitable to honor Christians who died serving their country", Justice Ginsburg wrote, "so a cross is not suitable to honor those of other faiths who died defending their nation".
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So, I rumbled through my wardrobe to find something suitable to wear.
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Even worse, his parole included restrictions suitable to a serial child rapist.
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It just kinda makes me think she's more suitable to be the president.
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But a shorter version suitable to be shown in schools also is available.
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She helps me understand what might not be suitable to repeat or copy.
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She has no governance ability ... she is not suitable to be chief executive.
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They were never very productive, but they were more suitable to herding than farming.
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A kind of melancholy arises from this encounter, often suitable to evidently sad situations.
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These are suitable to any preference for design, and plenty more, from lamps to mousepads.
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Instead of ordering a bed suitable to Kenny's size, she ordered an XS dog bed.
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Entries must be suitable to be published by The Economist for audiences of all ages.
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None of the other candidates hired Paul Manafort because he wasn&apost suitable to hire.
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It said it would fill 3.713 positions with "fresh talents" suitable to its current needs.
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The flavor is bland, suitable to reheat and toss with sauces you'd use for pasta.
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But in many ways, she appears to be the last person suitable to wooing Sanders supporters.
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Nor is there much unfarmed land left that is suitable to be brought under the plough.
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"Sorry, as you are over 70, you're not suitable to live further," the post is titled.
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But it feels as perversely suitable to 2017 as "Jingle Bells" does to the Ice Age.
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"Just as a Star of David is not suitable to honor Christians who died serving their country, so a cross is not suitable to honor those of other faiths who died defending their nation," Ginsburg wrote in her dissent, joined by a fellow liberal, Justice Sonia Sotomayor.
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"The rest of Glassman's statement was so aggressive, it was not suitable to print," ABC News said.
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The internal speaker is suitable to hear Alexa's responses to my queries, but sounds terrible for music.
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He also said the government is searching for buildings suitable to house temporary dialysis services in Vieques.
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Many backpacks these days also have a separate pocket suitable to safely store an average-sized tablet.
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An Omega Speedmaster or Rolex Datejust are suitable to all occasions, from the boardroom to the boardwalk.
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Nothing screams "frustration" like having a pile of homework to do and nowhere suitable to do it all.
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"At least someone in the supply chain considered these not suitable to be offered for consumption," Sorscher said.
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Adidas sells the Adipure in several different colorways, making them suitable to match a variety of personal golf styles.
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Presumably that result would have been quite suitable to most people unhappy with how things turned out in 2016.
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Supporters of Brexit say Britain will have a freer hand to negotiate trade deals more suitable to its interests.
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"Human-to-human communication seems like the kind of tasks that will not be suitable to machine learning," Mitchell says.
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She was sold on the X2's looks, although she felt it was perhaps more suitable to a younger crowd.
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Those two requirements alone would leave you with a rather long list of cars that would be suitable to you.
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But the developments on Monday seemed to bolster Mr. Fillon's claims that there is no one suitable to replace him.
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Before setting off, Vogel redesigned the entire interior of his medium-sized Ford to make it suitable to live in.
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A quarter...We demand the traffic department check because she is not suitable to drive and she has only a quarter.
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"Close-ended funds are much more suitable to gain exposure to commercial property, but even then they aren't perfect," Cox said.
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While another said it was "not suitable to make advertisements" about such a situation, despite it being commonplace, "because it's wrong".
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The commission can factor in character, reputation and integrity to determine whether a casino operator is suitable to hold a license.
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The suggestions factor in the times when all attendees usually have meetings, to make sure that the time is suitable to everyone.
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Once a moderate candidate suitable to Schultz's taste is chosen as the Democratic nominee, Schultz won't need to run, and he won't.
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The end result is an exceptionally comfortable and enjoyable ride that makes the GoCycle GX suitable to even the longest of commutes.
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That is a departure from the current legal standard, which requires brokers only to recommend investments that are "suitable" to their clients.
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HHS officials in May targeted four military bases to visit determine whether they were suitable to house minors separated from their families.
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As gifts go, these books are much more suitable to a younger audience – but they also make fun keepsakes for super-fans.
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The handsome tome includes recipes for quiches, Scotch eggs, salads, tea sandwiches, meat pies and sweet pastries, all suitable to enjoy alfresco.
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It said the center is close to residential areas and not suitable to house the patients, citing a risk to public health.
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There's a couple of different technical strategies that we've developed in particular that we've found to be really suitable to our preservation strategy.
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The convertible $399 Chromebook R13 laptop has a 13.3-inch 1080p touchscreen that makes it suitable to run all variety of mobile apps.
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While "better" is a subjective word, perhaps it's more suitable to ask ourselves if we were aware, mindful, and present as a parent.
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It took control of the bug's muscles and compelled it to climb the fern stem to a height suitable to spread the spores.
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"Preliminary talks will proceed this week when arrangements suitable to both parties are concluded," the New Zealand First Party said on its website.
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It is a policy menu, with enough choices that there will be something suitable to hand wherever and whenever windows of possibility open.
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Then, in November 2016, he was deemed "not suitable" to serve as an FBI informer after being caught leaking information to the media.
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But they're both guilty of occasionally falling into a flat, strident affect that's more suitable to a TV crime drama than a theatrical film.
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The Peace House on the South Korean side of Panmunjom is a larger building perhaps more suitable to a meeting between the two leaders.
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Beyond the daily cost of royal visits, wealthy families spent decades (and millions) making their homes suitable to entertain royals and other important guests.
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For anyone affected, here's how to change an email address to something more suitable to Oath: Oath has not responded to a request for comment.
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He seemed to have pretty strong opinions about Cersei shutting up, keeping her hands off Jaime, and marrying someone suitable to provide more family alliances.
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The judge said Moe Yan Naing was a member of the police force so "it is not suitable to consider him as an unreliable witness".
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Last year, Facebook was reportedly scouting for office space in San Francisco in order to find a space suitable to house some 100 Instagram employees.
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The Commissioners from the Board of Parole Hearings met Thursday in Corona, CA where she's imprisoned, and decided Krenwinkel is not suitable to be released.
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The new version of the game will also be played on new court dimensions, making it more suitable to play in outdoor environments, BWF said.
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The combination of restrained homage and premium materials and specs makes these watches as suitable to fitness fans as they are to Marvel super-stans.
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Like a lot of recent "political" art, it doesn't try for a weight suitable to, and therefore respectful of, its racially charged, morally shattering subject.
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"I cannot read out what they mentioned in their report, because it is not suitable to say in front of women in polite society," he said.
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My only complaint is the attention-seeking GoCycle logo that's more suitable to a bike-sharing fleet than a vehicle that costs three grand to own.
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Among different crude grades, heavy-sweet oil is the most suitable to be used for ship engines as it has a higher flash point, he added.
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Thursday is the third and potentially final day of public hearings as regulators weigh whether the company is still suitable to hold a state casino license.
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So propulsive is the three and a half hour production that it doesn't really need its percussive, thriller-like soundscape, more suitable to a police procedural.
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The decision comes after the government told the court that female officers were not physically and physiologically suitable to hold permanent commissions in the armed forces.
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To design a reflector suitable to the task, the team relied on an idea similar to that used in the anti-reflection coatings applied to spectacle lenses.
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It has a chunky texture, making it suitable to serve alongside grilled meats or fish, or to be mixed with soft butter and spread on lamb chops.
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The fires are a vivid signal of the global crisis of climate change, which can make ecological conditions more suitable to the ignition and intensification of wildfires.
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"The state's current mindset and approach to disaster response is not suitable to a catastrophic scale incident," the assessment says, according to a copy the newspaper published online.
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Located in a neighborhood called Menlo Park, the shop advertises itself as suitable to the kind of man who would drink beer out of a honey badger's scrotum.
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They have been struggling because the providers of AI have been trying to lock them into a particular implementation that is not suitable to this hybrid cloud environment.
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One study published in the journal Frontiers in Veterinary Science in 2016 found that the agile wallaby, or Macropus agilis, was suitable to be kept as a pet.
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Of those species, the following were judged suitable to be kept as a pet: Sika deer, agile wallaby, tammar wallaby, llama and Asian palm civet, the study found.
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" Thierry Richoux Bourgogne Rosé 2014 "Wild red berries, iron and blood-orange peel make this a versatile rosé, built for food but perfectly suitable to enjoy by itself!
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It seems wherever we look, we find exoplanets, many in the sweet spot known as the "habitable zone," in which temperatures may be suitable to have liquid water.
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As teams prepare for the SubT Challenge Urban Circuit, the program recognizes it can be difficult for them to find locations suitable to test their systems and sensors.
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"In order to maintain order in the Chinese market and purify the Chinese performance environment, it is not suitable to bring in badly behaved entertainers," the statement read.
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Manteufel says he and the family will have to sell their two-story home to look for a place that will be more suitable to his needs going forward.
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Promises that were made when everyone was going with the flow on May 25 may not be suitable to pursue now that Venus is getting cockblocked by stern Saturn.
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France and Russia are the only two nations recycling spent fuel from nuclear reactors, but France no longer operates the breeder reactors which are suitable to use this fuel.
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Every time he is praised or blamed, his influence raises – and this makes him even more suitable to serve as an ultimate explanation of whatever happens under the sun.
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Spotify's company's top executives have been talking to the music industry and civil-rights activists about how and when to adjust its rules in a manner suitable to both sides.
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The algorithm rewarded the conspiracy videos over reliable news based on what it calculated was their "relevance," signaling that the videos were probably new, popular or suitable to the search.
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It is a bootstrapping, forward-looking faith and its cultural malleability, with no requirement for clergy, makes it suitable to populations on the move, seeking new social identities and communities.
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Money isn't everythingEven if you can't match the proposed salary, knowing your new hire's true needs may enable you to counteroffer with a package more suitable to her current situation.
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The valley-and-peak production makes his songs more suitable to current radio, though it may be a Faustian bargain: W ill the tracks sound dated in a few years?
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Paper negatives were not as light-sensitive as the wet-collodion glass plates that some of his contemporaries employed, and therefore less suitable to register fine detail or human movement.
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"So many people here are living in homes that are not suitable to be lived in here in Freeport and in Grand Abaco," CNN's Patrick Oppmann said Tuesday from Freeport.
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" He berates us for choosing leaders using "implicit, automatic factors more suitable to 5-year-olds deciding who should captain their boat on a voyage with the Teletubbies to Candyland.
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After persuading the W Hotel chain to open an outpost across the Hudson River, the project's developer had to find an architect suitable to the boutique chain's downtown New York aesthetic.
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We did look at historic buildings, and found that most were not suitable to convert into a luxury hotel, because the government has restrictions on what you can do to them.
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Australia's consumer watchdog has sued Samsung Electronics Co Ltd's Australian unit for allegedly misleading consumers by promoting water-resistant Galaxy smartphones as suitable to use in swimming pools and the surf.
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"When we knew had interest from Cheryl, Maks and Derek to come back, we felt strongly that the people we paired them with would be really suitable to them," says Wade.
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What in the World Conspiracy theories about Western plots to undermine Turkey run so deep in the nation's collective psyche that only the language of psychology is suitable to understanding them.
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And of the eight UK universities I approached, the London School of Economics and University of Sheffield did not reply, while Leeds and Birmingham both couldn't find anyone suitable to comment.
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"As teams prepare for the SubT Challenge Urban Circuit, the program recognizes it can be difficult for them to find locations suitable to test their systems and sensors," Adams told Insider.
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In a keynote speech at the Kansas City Fed's annual symposium here on Friday and in recent congressional testimony, Powell has laid out an approach he sees suitable to that new terrain.
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A higher viscosity points to a higher calorific value and is more suitable to existing ship engines, he said, with most now burning HSFO with viscosity between 380-cst and 700-cst.
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They doubted that Kirby, who founded a radio station and a chain of nightclubs before going into politics, was suitable to be the main government liaison to the industry, these bankers said.
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Western and some Arab states believe Moscow aims to create a parallel political track that would undermine the United Nations and lay groundwork for a solution more suitable to the Damascus government.
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A senior executive from Russian state firm Rosatom told Reuters on Thursday his firm was keen to win the contract and was ready to use a business model suitable to South Africa.
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Back in late September, an anesthesiologist from Columbia University Medical Center, Dr. Mark Heath, conducted an extensive physical examination to determine whether there were any veins suitable to deliver a lethal injection.
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With so many planets now coming out of hiding, the race is on to identify one that resembles Earth: a rocky world with liquid water just like ours, and suitable to host life.
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As manufacturing shrinks, the island's remaining entrepreneurs are shifting towards services, including call-centres, business processing, IT services and, perhaps soon, medical tourism, that are more suitable to a high-skilled island economy.
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Sometimes they betray the ornate workings of an individual psyche, and sometimes they challenge basic assumptions we all tend to have about what is suitable to wear outside the confines of one's home.
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Henry, still married to his first wife, Catherine of Aragon, ensured that his quarters were suitable to his queen, with real glass in the windows and fully-outfitted kitchens to cook decadent feasts.
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"The hotel bar seems to be suitable to the old classics," said Mo Hodges, the head bartender and an owner of the Douglas Room, where the Tuxedo is treated as the house martini.
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"We are grateful for their time with us and hope they find another home that is suitable to players of their caliber as quickly as possible," the organization said in a news release.
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"Uber is deciding who's suitable to do this work for it, what their wages are to be, what the fare is, and the percentage of the fare the worker will get," he says.
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He also called on Republicans to change the Senate rules to make it easier to pass immigration legislation suitable to his tastes, and indicated the prospects of a deal with Democrats were over.
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The Modern Fish Act would clarify that federal regulators can implement alternative management approaches more suitable to the nature of recreational fishing while adhering to the conservation principles of the Magnuson-Stevens Act.
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Charlotte Dudley-Rodriguez, owner of Dudley Estates, said the property had previously been used as a hunting estate and fighting bull ranch and was suitable to be used for rearing either of the animals.
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The company has grown quickly since its founding in 2016 via a series of acquisitions, focusing on jack-up rigs that are suitable to drill in shallow waters, such as in the Middle East.
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Couple that with a top speed of 15.5 mph, and you've got a pretty wide range of travel, suitable to run a few daily errands and maybe even take you to and from work.
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The final document urged the government to restore confidence in the banking system and to find a Bank of Italy governor who is "the most suitable to guarantee renewed trust" in the central bank.
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Collaborating with Almudena Romero, a Spanish-born London-based visual artist who works with a wide range of photographic processes, Saye seems to have perceived in tintypes a form suitable to expressing spiritual solace.
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Every single part of the environment was imagined as part of a pleasing whole; your efforts will be rewarded when you begin to apprehend a decidedly French notion of elegance, suitable to its time.
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The Massachusetts Gaming Commission's decision came as state regulators investigate the allegations as part of a process that could affect whether Wynn Resorts continues to be deemed suitable to retain its 2014 casino license.
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The Massachusetts Gaming Commission's decision came as state regulators investigate the allegations as part of a process that could impact whether Wynn Resorts continues to be deemed suitable to retain its 2014 casino license.
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"We found it repulsive, we think it's obscene, and we don't think that this statue is suitable to represent the city," Maria Esther Lázaro, a founder of the association, said by phone on Friday.
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In a similar vein, the fact that modern jobs in general are less physically taxing than those of yore allows all people to work for longer or look for jobs suitable to their advancing years.
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Unlike ITNs, there are a few different insecticides that are suitable to spray indoors, so when resistance starts to emerge to one type of insecticide in a particular area, a different one is swapped in.
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A top Ukraine security official said this week that a senior investigator from Iran was expected to visit Ukraine soon and determine whether a Ukrainian laboratory would be suitable to work on the black boxes.
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"So many people here are living in homes that are not suitable to be lived in here in Freeport and in Grand Abaco," CNN's Patrick Oppmann said Tuesday from the city on Grand Bahama island.
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An independent Puerto Rico could also establish a tax and regulatory framework that is suitable to its status as a middle-income country, rather than subjecting businesses to policies designed for the much richer United States.
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Officials say Camp 7 is in need of major repairs, with cracking walls and a sinking foundation, and it is not suitable to hold men who will likely be in custody for many years to come.
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Climate projections show that Ethiopia will generally become warmer and drier, and that means that 40 to 60 percent of areas where coffee is currently grown won't be suitable to grow the beans, the study says.
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Kelly said the list of 29 recommendations, drawn up by 20 international experts, were valid for any country and suitable to local adaptations, and take into account costs, resources and the strength of available scientific evidence.
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" The Meyer court accordingly added to the list of rights that are bound-up in the concept of liberty "the natural duty of the parent to give his children education suitable to their station in life.
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"If the White House cannot find anyone qualified and suitable to run the Department of Homeland Security — or even run it in an acting capacity — something is very wrong with this administration," Thompson said Wednesday morning.
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"Short video is rich in content while short in time, it's very suitable to kill your fragmented spare time," Jiang Yige, a Singapore-based analyst at FengHe Fund Management, wrote to CNBC in an email note.
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Meanwhile, another application the company has been pioneering is a smart parking solution, solving the problem that sees increased traffic congestion as hapless drivers spend hours driving in a circle trying to find somewhere suitable to park.
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The discovery of promising Lebanese oil and gas fields indicates a potential longer-term solution to the country's woes, but the people of Lebanon have understood that the political incumbents are not suitable to manage future revenues.
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"The solar paint might be particularly suitable to cover wall surfaces that do not receive enough light to make solar cells economically viable, while receiving enough light to produce hydrogen with this low cost alternative," Daeneke said.
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"We visited all those countries and we felt like the solutions that we provided in Indonesia will probably be suitable to some of these countries," Andre Soelistyo, president of Go-Jek, told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Thursday.
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A video about the design of the new Apple Watch emphasized a new watertight construction that made it suitable to wear while swimming — you can use the Watch to time laps and track progress toward swimming goals.
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HHS does not consider a person's immigration status as a factor in whether they are suitable to care for children, and the Obama administration did not make a practice of arresting people who came forward as sponsors.
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Western powers and some Arab states believe Sochi is an attempt to create a parallel political track that would undermine the United Nations and lay groundwork for a solution more suitable to the Damascus government and its allies.
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"Back here in the UK, there is an assessment of electronic equipment that may be suitable to pinpoint the underground location of the boys and coach with a greater degree of accuracy than the published surveys," said Whitehouse.
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Instead of offering advice and products that are "suitable" to investors, brokers are now required to make recommendations that are in their clients' "best interests" and must disclose potential conflicts of interest such as product commissions and bonuses.
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Considering the past few months on the campaign trail consisted of Trump heavily insulting Obama's policies and Obama declaring Trump isn't suitable to hold office, we're betting you could have cut the tension in that room with a knife.
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Take, for example, the person who wrote to Polly under the pseudonym "Cheating Gauntlet Man" and wanted to know if she thought it would be suitable to have an affair if it meant keeping his marriage intact long-term.
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"World Sailing continues to work in close partnership with the Rio 2016 Organising Committee and the International Olympic Committee to ensure that the venue is suitable to provide an outstanding Olympic Sailing Competition," a statement sent to Reuters said.
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His accounts of Mozart's Sonata in C, K. 545, and the Fantasia and Sonata in C Minor, rendered without pause, veered from porcelain prettiness to turbulent Romantic gesturing and back again, neither manner suitable to the music at hand.
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"In choosing his personal staff, the President enjoys an unusual degree of freedom, which Congress found suitable to the demands of his office," wrote Koffsky, relying on a separate law giving the President broad authority to hire his staff.
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"Given Vietnam's industrial and military foundations, the United States has come to the belief that the Southeastern Asian nation could be suitable to help project Washington's will over the South China Sea issue," Xinhua said in a separate commentary.
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"The traditional view is simply to think that women aren't suitable to be programmers," said Chen Bin, a former Microsoft engineer and the Beijing-based founder of Teach Girls Coding, a campaign to get more women into the sector.
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With an easy-pitch design, a built-in telescoping ladder, durable construction, and a price tag that won't break the bank, it's hard to find a rooftop tent more suitable to a wide range of campers than the SkyRise.
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My goal is to make a product that responds to a woman's wishes and is suitable to wear every day, to the opera, on the golf course, on a sailboat, on a ski slope or in a car rally.
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On a recent visit to San Francisco Clothing, which has sold crisp shirts, cardigans, dresses and other garments suitable to its Upper East Side location since the late 1960s, I went through the math with the owner Howard Partman.
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In Britain, where a number of female lawmakers have dropped out of upcoming elections citing a rise in online trolling and other abuse, the number of male respondents who said men and women are equally suitable to lead fell.
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For one, the eagle-eyed quickly figured out that its placement in the app meant she must have written it well in advance, and for another, it had the type of specific and circular language that made it suitable to meme.
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"If further research concludes that the conditions of its atmosphere are suitable to support life, this is arguably one of the most important scientific discoveries we will ever make," co-author of the study John Barnes said in a statement.
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U.S. giant Exxon Mobil and European rival Royal Dutch/Shell prepared brochures for oil buyers detailing various U.S. crude grades and why they were suitable to replace part of Asia's long-standing supplies from the Middle East, Africa and Russia.
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Describing the moment she realized she had lost the race as a "devastating personal loss," she said she felt "particularly terrible that someone I thought was not qualified or temperamentally suitable to be president was going to assume that office."
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The center PD, led by former prime minister Matteo Renzi, presented a motion to parliament on Tuesday urging the government to find a Bank of Italy governor who is "the most suitable to guarantee renewed trust" in the central bank.
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"This is not a man with the temperament suitable to lead a country, and with only two months until Election Day, Priorities is doing everything we can to ensure someone as dangerous and divisive" as Mr. Trump loses, she added.
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The Tissot Tradition T-Classic was so close to being our top overall pick, but the G-Shock's toughness saw it knocked into second place, as the beautiful minimalist style makes it suitable to wear with anything, at any time.
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The cups would cut into me at weird angles, creating visible lumps beneath certain tops, or the closures would more closely resemble an actual bra, making the bra less suitable to pair with backless tops or dresses with spaghetti straps.
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Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) officials are due to visit land parcels on four separate military installations to determine whether they are suitable to house such minors, according to an internal Department of Defense email reviewed by The Hill.
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The San Joaquin Valley in Central California is the most productive agricultural area in the world and is the envy of many countries that rely on imported food supplies because their climate or soil is not suitable to sustain farming.
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JOHANNESBURG, Nov 18 (Reuters) - Online retailer Jumia Technologies , often called "the Amazon of Africa", suspended its e-commerce business in Cameroon on Monday, announcing in a statement that its transactional portal was "not suitable to the current context" in the country.
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"Park held a view that in the case of women, their competencies in the field work are significantly lower than those of men, and that they're not suitable to be put into various types of work," the Supreme Court said.
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I recall thinking that, had I been alive and deemed suitable to merit an invitation in its heyday, I would have preferred one of the 66 bedrooms designated for the servants, in which I'd be less likely to get lost.
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"The timing was suitable to abolish the customs (rate) without much impact on prices, but price fluctuations may occur due to any fluctuation in the exchange rate in the future," said Sara Saada, chief economist at Egyptian investment bank HC Securities.
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"The one coffee we know not suitable to be drinking is the boiled coffee," said Marilyn C. Cornelis, an assistant professor in preventive medicine at the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine and co-author of the JAMA Internal Medicine study.
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"We considered other debt markets but the 20153a was the most suitable to us in terms of tenor, rates and covenants," Stevens said, adding that with revenues largely denominated in U.S. dollars, the greenback was a natural market to TFS.
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Pilot projects in the U.S. tend to exclude people on SSI/SSDI as they already receive cash income without working so aren't suitable to test the idea on, plus their SSI/SSDI eligibility could be affected by any additional income.
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Western powers and some Arab states believe Sochi is an attempt to create a separate peace process that would undermine the United Nations' efforts while laying the groundwork for a solution more suitable to Assad and his allies Russia and Iran.
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The movie, which pulls from a biography by James R. Hansen, similarly fits its take on Armstrong into a traditional idea of American masculinity — someone strong and tough who prioritizes action over words, someone suitable to extend Manifest Destiny beyond the stratosphere.
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A MINUS Macy Gray: Stripped (Chesky) Gray was past 30 before she generated songs and persona suitable to a burred purr so striking she wasn't always so sure she liked it herself, evoking without equalling both Billie Holiday's timbre and Sarah Vaughan's size.
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Every gutter-trawling gaffe, error and insult from Donald Trump is met with a bloodless rebuttal which outlines what Clinton's campaign sees as the obvious: based on cold, hard facts, Trump is less suitable to take the office of President than Clinton.
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If there's any big issue with the Sonys, it's that they're only really suitable to use at a desk or at home, because of their fixed and unwieldy wire, but Status Audio has come up with an elegant solution to that problem.
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Many groups are scrambling to draw up their lobbying wish lists, after having prepared agendas more suitable to a Democratic Senate and Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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On Thursday, a Bangkok civil court ruled that the case brought by the villagers was not suitable to be treated as a class action due to communication issues, as the plaintiffs live in remote areas in Cambodia and do not speak Thai.
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The Massachusetts Gaming Commission released the report at the start of a three-day hearing focused on whether Wynn Resorts remains suitable to retain a license needed to run a $2.6-billion casino just outside Boston it plans to open in June.
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Eckhout's 1641 picture is in a section of the show at MASP called "Portraits," a gathering so varied in mood, rich in new information, and nuanced in its critical views of otherness, that it is suitable to be airlifted intact for international travel.
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KIEV (Reuters) - A senior investigator from Iran is expected to visit Ukraine in coming days and will determine whether a Ukrainian laboratory is suitable to decode black boxes from a plane that crashed last week, a senior Ukraine security official said on Monday.
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It also missed a November 2016 deadline set by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to apply to use part of a narrow band of available signal, or spectrum, that&aposs most suitable to beam internet data to and from low-Earth orbit.
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Though the new study provides a breakthrough in research, it is performed only in laboratories in Japan, where it will take up to a year to conform it to a level suitable to distribute to other laboratories and apply it to clinical trials.
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The House of Representatives was unanimous that the entire report be turned over, precisely so we would not have a situation where the attorney general cherry-picked different phrases or findings or conclusions in order to construct a narrative suitable to his liking.
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They also said the kind of lead the intermediary mentioned in his email to Trump Jr. — "ultra sensitive" and something he said might not be suitable to share with Rhona Graff, one of Trump's closest assistants — is above the pay grade of a research aide.
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The rise in on-demand services from the likes of Uber, Lyft and Postmates is fuelling a new workforce of freelancers in the service industry who are not tied to single places of employment and can work hours that are more suitable to them.
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Background: In May, Department of Health and Human Services officials were set to visit four military bases to determine whether they are suitable to house minors separated from their families in anticipation of the zero tolerance policy leading to a bigger need for such housing.
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"The island is not served by scheduled ferries and therefore those who get authorization to visit must independently find a boat suitable to cover the approximately 40 nautical miles from the mainland," Aurora Ciardelli, a spokeswoman for the Tuscan Archipelago's National Park, told The Local.
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KIEV, Jan 13 (Reuters) - A senior investigator from Iran is expected to visit Ukraine in coming days and will determine whether a Ukrainian laboratory is suitable to decode black boxes from a plane that crashed last week, a senior Ukraine security official said on Monday.
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In May, Department of Health and Human Services officials were set to visit four military bases to determine whether they are suitable to house minors separated from their families in anticipation of the zero tolerance policy leading to a bigger need for such housing.
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" Growing up with the gift of sound, Mai felt it was only suitable to bring her right-hand woman and biggest supporter along for the ride, as getting to both attend and be nominated is "something I've wanted to do since I was a little girl.
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The urban environment is a cloaca of hypnotic, animated signage, sounds and image streams that follow us into taxicabs and hospital waiting rooms, and in turn, any banality, from a misspelled street sign to a funny advertisement, is considered suitable to become an image on social media.
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James Cole, an archeologist and lecturer at the University of Brighton in England, puts it a little more elegantly: "We're at a point today where our Western cultural influence is quite widespread, and within our cultural practice this is something that's not deemed suitable to do," he says.
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But Western powers and some Arab states believe Sochi is an attempt to create a separate peace process that would undermine U.N. efforts to broker a peace deal while laying the groundwork for a solution more suitable to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his allies, Russia and Iran.
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"In choosing his personal staff, the President enjoys an unusual degree of freedom, which Congress found suitable to the demands of his office," said a deputy assistant attorney general in the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel, which serves as interpreter of federal law for the White House.
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There is also growing unease within the ruling Coalition that China is becoming a geo-political threat due to its militarization of the South China Sea, and that might not make it suitable to be a controlling investor in key Australian infrastructure, the senior government member told Reuters.
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"Borno for example, produces the highest number of maize we eat in this country, Adamawa produces the highest number of sorghum and other crops not favorable to the tropical area but suitable to the weather of the northeast," Adamu Kamale, a federal legislator told Machacha, a social change platform.
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"In the games with newspapers one always ends up lying, and at the root of the lie is the need to offer oneself to the public in the best form, with thoughts suitable to the role," she writes to her editor after the publication of her second novel.
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"Fatih and Saeroon announce forming the nucleus of the largest bloc and call on all winning blocs to participate in this alliance under a government programme agreed upon by all that is suitable to face the challenges, crises, and problems facing Iraq," a Fatih spokesman said in a statement.
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In a blog post quoting the article, some dancers are cited as opposing the decision, telling the reporter Teresa Monestiroli that they "believe that it would be suitable to appoint a person who has more classical background, together with an experience managing a large company such as that of La Scala."
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Yet it is important to remember that we are dealing with a state museum tasked with telling the history of Estonia through its art in ways that will be suitable to the new political direction of the country, overwriting its Soviet past and looking toward Northern Europe for its future.
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In her contemporary solo "rapture/rupture," Cynthia Ling Lee, who is Chinese-American, gradually exchanged her costume, one suitable to the Kathak dance genre, for jeans and a blouse, while a recorded voice presented her outsider's discontent with Kathak in its traditional frame of the lover separated from the beloved.
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"Uber is deciding who's suitable to do this work for it, what their wages are to be, what the fare is, and the percentage of the fare the worker will get," William Gould, a professor emeritus at Stanford Law School and a former chair of the National Labor Relations Board, told WIRED last month.
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THAI YOUTH SOCCER TEAM COULD HAVE TO DIVE OUT OF CAVES OR WAIT MONTHS TO BE RESCUED "Back here in the U.K., there is an assessment of electronic equipment that may be suitable to pinpoint the underground location of the boys and coach with a greater degree of accuracy than the published surveys," the Council said in a statement released on Monday.
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"The defendant's conduct would fall within the crime of attempted procedural fraud, if the submission of the four emails, without the sender (name) and with or without the bank's logo were suitable to mislead the court, which despite the effort of the complainant (Orcel) is unlikely, because the content of these emails is not contested," the court said in its document.
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Eyeing polls showing Mr. Gantz's Blue and White party slipping behind Mr. Netanyahu's Likud party, and Mr. Netanyahu pulling away on the question of who was more suitable to lead, Mr. Gantz direly warned voters that a vote for anyone but him was a vote to keep Mr. Netanyahu in the official residence on Jerusalem's Balfour Street — and for the end of Israeli democracy.
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Barker, who has been looking for the fungus in Montana, said there are two hypotheses for how changes in climate could make Coccidioides more prevalent in the US: The fungus will establish itself in new regions as they become more suitable to the organism, or the fungus already exists in a lot of these places at low levels and will be able to expand as the climate becomes hotter and drier.
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Democrats have cited the poll as evidence Biden isn't suitable to earn the party's presidential nomination and isn't the candidate best equipped to defeat President TrumpDonald John TrumpOur justice system must reward success Former Biden economic adviser: 'I really like a lot of' Warren's tax proposals Roy Moore calls for Omar to go back from 'whence she came' MORE in 2020 — a central focus of the party in choosing a nominee.
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READ: Kim Jong Un released pictures of the "super powerful" missiles he fired as a "solemn warning" The launch came just hours after North's First Vice Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui said her country was willing to return to the negotiating table later this month, but only if the U.S. could come up with an offer than was suitable to Kim Jong Un. "I want to believe that the U.S. side would come out with an alternative based on a calculation method that serves both sides' interests and is acceptable to us," she said.
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