The tests compare snippets of generated summaries with snippets from accepted summaries.
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But these summaries aren't intended to be comprehensive — that's why they're called summaries.
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The rapturous summaries of their every move were matched only by the rapturous summaries of their every garment.
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The short summaries that we published, we agreed [on] jointly, and constructed jointly from our notes and from the case summaries we provided.
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Summaries released In addition to the transcript, the FBI released summaries of three calls between Mateen and crisis negotiators -- one at 247:2000 a.m.
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For example, the executives presented summaries of problems in their companies and then were shown how to better present the summaries and clarify inefficiencies.
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Cunliffe said the BoE would publish summaries of resolution plans of major UK banks from 2019, but he was still working out what the summaries should contain.
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TL;DR: Access over 20,000 book summaries with a three-year subscription to the getAbstract Book Summaries Starter Plan for $2973, a 66% savings as of March 5.
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Prosecutors provided summaries of the actions and statements of guards and doctors in the prison, but Pohl ruled that summaries were not sufficient enough to be used in the case.
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It wasn't like they didn't realize what they were doing, because they did use edit summaries when they made these edits, and the edit summaries said things like 'recent photograph.
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Gametime wants your photos and quick summaries of what's nearby.
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These summaries "[formed] the basis of our reporting," they said.
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And it will also provide weekly and monthly spending summaries.
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No summaries of stories, no headlines or pictures — no nothing.
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In addition, they can leave review summaries and moderate comments.
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These summaries of vast subjects provoke and encourage such efforts.
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The report includes summaries of 14 of Paddock's bank accounts.
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BookNotes has you covered with convenient audio summaries as well.
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Plot summaries and character descriptions need not detain us here.
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Instead, releasing testing summaries with detail and context is better.
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Obviously, these are stylized summaries of profoundly complicated political visions.
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Go deeper: Read the complaint with summaries of each section
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SumizeIt Book Summaries: Lifetime Membership SumizeIt takes coveted titles from today, like Gary John Bishop's Unf*ck Yourself and Michelle Obama's Becoming, and transforms them into bite-sized, three- to five-minute-long summaries.
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These include grade ratings for websites, factoring in their use of encryption and ad tracking networks, and offering summaries of their terms of service (with summaries provided by third-party Terms of Service Didn't Read).
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"Well, it's too early to make any summaries," Rosberg told reporters.
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What are some spoilers from the plot summaries available on Wikipedia?
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Today this repository contains more than 24,703 summaries of documented interventions.
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When available, PitchBook is also providing balance sheet summaries and valuations.
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At the date of its closing, it offered 1,416 guideline summaries.
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That means affirming the ruling that ordered the disciplinary summaries released.
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It can also generate succinct summaries from mass amounts of data.
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Pugh looked down at an iPad, swiping through crime-data summaries.
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Make sure your job descriptions and summaries are complete as well.
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Go deeper: Read the whistleblower complaint with summaries of each section
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Unlimited access to bite-size summaries of the best minds in business?
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GliaStudio uses artificial intelligence to automatically create video summaries of text articles.
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Banerjee's work offers some summaries of this world in which we live.
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Go read bite-sized summaries of important non-fiction books via Blinkist.
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Correction: The feature name is Stream Summary, not Summaries, even when plural.
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FD-302s are FBI forms that include reports or summaries of interviews.
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Some candidates have produced health summaries in past elections, but even Sen.
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The popular novel "Where the Crawdads Sing" has at least seven summaries.
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James L. Pohl, said that those summaries were not an adequate substitute.
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But in my view, I was not interested in putting out summaries.
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We don't accept handed-down summaries of those we lost—we participate.
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Keep reading for your complete guide, including premiere dates and plot summaries.
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Now, this provision wouldn't require the FDA to rely on these summaries.
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By 1999, she'd helped get "plain language summaries" added to Cochrane reviews.
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SumizeIt Book Summaries: Lifetime Membership, on sale for $19 SumizeIt takes today's most coveted titles, such as Michelle Obama's Becoming and Michael Lewis' The Big Short, and turns them into bite-size, three to five minute long summaries.
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Apps designed to read you summaries of news articles would grow more ubiquitous.
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But we can extract the gist from various summaries and, uh, purloined copies.
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Summaries of those transcripts were subsequently made, which included quotations from the transcripts.
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MINXIN PEI and Kishore Mahbubani's separate statements are elegant summaries of opposing attitudes.
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But where Blinkist tries to differentiate is in the quality of these summaries.
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WatchOS 2.2 also lets developers create more detailed workout summaries in the apps.
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For state schools, the numbers in the summaries are for in-state students.
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That includes credit card bills, brokerage summaries, savings accounts and student loan balances.
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He'll skim newspaper articles, news summaries and bullet points, but hates anything longer.
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It finds, rates, and summarizes top business books into quick 10-minute summaries.
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The New Yorker's Susan Glasser and the Lawfare team have also published summaries.
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The documents released include officer interviews, statements and summaries from Ferguson's 2016 report.
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Everyone was reading "The Power Broker"—or, at least, reading summaries of it.
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The most commonly found personally identifiable documents included clinical notes, summaries and medical reports.
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It is rare for individual member's comments to be singled out in the summaries.
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The letter contains an introduction and executive summaries marked with redactions for public release.
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The algorithm updates itself with higher scores, leading to better outcomes with future summaries.
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GliaCloud's product, GliaStudio, uses artificial intelligence to automatically create video summaries of text articles.
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Create podcasts and video summaries of hearings so interested citizens can be briefed quickly.
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Agolo — Connecting news, documents and your enterprise data to create summaries in real time.
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But there are key differences in the structure of the reports — namely, their summaries.
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He spied on so many phones that a flunkey had to write him summaries.
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All of us make meetings, and make meeting notes, write meeting summaries, meeting minutes.
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The Wall Street Journal and Washington Examiner have good summaries of Iowa's new proposal.
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Also thank a lively mix of scoops and summaries of stories other people wrote.
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They can also look at the "total tax" on those summaries or form 1040.
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They will tell the grisly tales set forth in the indictment's 17 victim summaries.
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He offers engaging summaries of their main ideas and choice details of their lives.
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Credit scores are three-digit summaries of the information available in your credit report.
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Too many reviews are plot summaries, narrating the whole story except for the ending.
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If this doesn't demonstrate the need for written summaries, I don't know what does.
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People would receive short summaries they could click through to view full news articles.
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Indeed, the notes of the laptop users more closely resembled transcripts than lecture summaries.
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AntEater also creates daily and weekly summaries of what happened in a given channel.
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Yes, executive summaries written by Mr. Mueller's team have been included in the report.
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Mr. Mueller urged the Justice Department to immediately release the report's two executive summaries.
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Though the film is heavier on summaries than specifics, its messages are troubling nonetheless.
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He begins with a gallop through military history, briefly summarizing the summaries of others.
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" Instead, her business accountant "handles everything and sends me summaries of my spending/income.
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The incomes are averages of the IRS summaries of taxpayers in each income range.
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The papers include summaries of U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration interviews conducted on a Nov.
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The FBI had been directed to provide the summaries of their inquiries by Friday.
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Who wrote up the summaries of conclusions of Ukraine-related meetings at the NSC?
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If reading 15-minute summaries still puts a cramp in your schedule, you can always choose the audio summaries instead and listen to them on your daily commute, while you're in line at the grocery store, or even on your lunch break.
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Salesforce attempts to improve the accuracy of doing the later, generating summaries with fresh language.
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But it was a crutch as I wrote summaries or tried to find my focus.
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It's unclear if those summaries will be included in the release of the redacted report.
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Short summaries and analysis of important news stories Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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GRADE was developed for creating summaries of research evidence to help guide health decision-making.
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Watson Workspace magically organizes past messages into clusters and even extracts summaries and action items.
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Some of the contestants get intro packages, little video summaries of their pre-BiP lives.
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These summaries, while accurate, are but cursory glances of the year in television and movies.
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The curators write headlines and summaries of each topic, and include links to news sites.
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In its release, the DOJ provided brief summaries of the crimes committed by each inmate.
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The tool then classifies the clusters into topics and generates short summaries about each one.
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I know the big plot points, but I know them via Wikis and plot summaries.
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Politicians are candidly pictured playing chess, slicing cheese and gardening, alongside summaries of their policies.
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Jimmy Carter didn't take a brief at all, preferring summaries from his national security adviser.
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And that's not the only new place where you can find Cheat Sheet summaries, a.k.a.
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These findings and lay reports are subject to nuances missed by summaries of scientific reports.
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The rule also forces states to submit program and budget summaries quarterly instead of annually.
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They printed out the table of contents for both volumes along with the executive summaries.
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My girlfriend reads summaries of television shows after they've aired but before she watches them.
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We the People must read the report — or at the very least the executive summaries.
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As it turns out, he did in fact receive those documents or summaries of them.
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A judge directed the agencies to turn over 500 pages of interview summaries every month.
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In the interview summaries, Lavoie and Becker said that employees also solicited their friends' participation.
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We have other investigations ongoing that when we conclude it, we will also post summaries.
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The special counsel's office also never asked Barr to release the summaries, the Times reported.
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Clients post summaries of legal disputes, list their geographic location and select a payment preference.
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Tony beard has been a champ, hand typing summaries of the reuters wire for us.
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Why didn't Barr release the special counsel summaries (and why didn't they suggest he should)?
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So I will be relying on summaries, recaps, highlights, first among which is your show.
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Photographs, drawings, and other ephemera help illustrate the process, but concise summaries trace the collaborations.
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Techmeme is an influential site that provides concise, headline-length summaries of the day's tech news.
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In fact the files he found were summaries of the transcripts, which included quotations from them.
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Short summaries and analysis of important news stories Nieman Lab interviews Corey Ford, who founded Matter.
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Discuss as a class to what extent the summaries are similar, where they differ, and why.
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Journalists face start-ups like Automated Insights, which is already writing up summaries of basketball games.
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IBM Watson Workspace Key strength: Cognitive grouping of messages with extraction of summaries and action items.
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It will also automatically pull in information like movie posters, plot summaries, cover art, and descriptions.
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You'll learn all about the accounting that's used in financial filings, statements, summaries, and trading analyses.
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Some forms of journalism, such as writing market reports and sports summaries, are also being automated.
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Nadler called the reports "troubling" and demanded Barr immediately release any summaries made of Mueller's report.
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That night, another student suggested that the class could divide up the readings and write summaries.
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News reports and trial summaries have described similar cases in 2009, 2010 and twice in 2012.
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Check outall the new releasesbelow, along with short summaries provided by Amazon's book editor, Erin Kodieck.
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Prosectors had provided summaries of the actions and statements of guards and doctors in the prison.
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James L. Pohl, ruled that summaries were not sufficient enough to be used in the case.
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Sending a batch of summaries or simply passing along a copy without comment is not enough.
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Again, this section was omitted from the police interview summaries Foulkes handed over to the defense.
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So what I'm quoting below are the Times summaries of what Mueller wants to ask about.
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New summaries are added to the app each week and you can read, listen, or watch.
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Prosecutors offered summaries of what guards and doctors had seen and done, saying that was sufficient.
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On your carrier's website, log in to your account and look up your data use summaries.
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I would look up the summaries of individual books and think, did I write this one?
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But bare-bones plot summaries fall short when it comes to Ms. Denis's customary impressionistic style.
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I have a business accountant who handles everything and sends me summaries of my spending/income.
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Rick GatesRick GatesJustice Dept releases another round of summaries from Mueller probe What if impeachment fails?
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With the new design, bylines are now not displayed above summaries on the desktop home page.
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These summaries can communicate strength and resolve or, in this case, show how weak a president is.
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A new paper written by a team Salesforce MetaMind researchers could eventually provide summaries of professional communication.
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These summaries anthologize and condense years of case law into more simple takeaways that can be used.
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Nadler, a Democrat, called on Barr to immediately release summaries of the document prepared by Mueller's team.
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The department said those summaries include secret grand jury information that cannot under law be made public.
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A news bot read headlines and short summaries of articles from The Washington Post and other sources.
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Onboard animal deaths don't necessarily mean an airline was negligent, as revealed in summaries of department investigations.
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The company uses a network of editors today to summarize and narrate those summaries for its users.
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Facebook's news tab, by contrast, shows only headlines and summaries and directs users to the publishers' sites.
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Before these attacks began, summaries of polling from RealClearPolitics showed Biden leading Trump by approximately 85033 points.
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Another is state-level investigations of each case along with case summaries to be reviewed by committees.
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The Post added that some members were frustrated that Barr did not release summaries they had prepared.
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ICER broadcasts all of its meetings and releases all evidence, public comments, voting questions and meeting summaries.
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The teacher's guide I had just gave me quizzes and summaries, but the students gave me controversy.
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On some of those more complicated parts I read summaries so I make sure I understand it.
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Mr. Mueller acknowledged that he and Mr. Barr had differed over whether to release his team's summaries.
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In addition to providing brief news summaries, the radio was my primary source of weather forecast information.
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Check out this month's top picks below, with short summaries provided by Amazon's book editor, Erin Kodicek.
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Couch never met Salahi, but, while Zuley was torturing him, Couch received summaries of each new confession.
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"We've heard different summaries of where they might be headed and we're weighing in," Mr. Brady said.
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Excerpts from some of the interview summaries are sprinkled throughout Mueller's report, but many details were omitted.
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BuzzFeed News will receive thousands more pages of interview summaries with other witnesses in the months ahead.
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Even the cbs folks were impressed since they have to get their wire summaries flown from nairobi.
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What will be included in the summaries and the exact timing remained to be determined Wednesday night.
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Paul Ryan, the top elected Republican in the U.S. Congress, referred to the FBI summaries on Twitter.
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Snapchat and Twitter are using human editors to create event recaps, including summaries of breaking news events.
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He asked you to release the report summaries to correct the misimpression you created, but you refused.
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First, his tendency to write invented potted histories and narrative summaries fails to make the countries come alive.
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A group of tobacco research and policy experts reviewed detailed summaries of Reuters' reporting and Philip Morris' response.
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Before you rush out to the theater, check out the trailers and summaries for all of the nominees.
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As the name suggests, the NIEHS' site links to research summaries detailing how the environment affects personal health.
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BookNotes Book Summaries: Lifetime Subscription, on sale for $29 When people ask, you say you love to read.
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Yuan said he's excited about the prospect of developing smart features that provide meeting participants with automated summaries.
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The letter specifically requests any "recordings, transcripts, notes, summaries, and memoranda" related to conversations between Comey and Trump.
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That is the point where they said, OK. They had prepared case summaries on eight of the cases.
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The center also issues monthly summaries of reported instances of torture, death and medical negligence in police custody.
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These descriptions included summaries of legal arguments, a brief case history, and an outline of the relevant legislation.
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The site features an interactive map where users can swipe through photo series and summaries on each factory.
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Netanyahu's office released quotes from summaries of the prime minister's meetings with Trump to back up its side.
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As part of the change, the Trending section no longer shows custom headlines and summaries of news topics.
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Plot summaries aren't much use, given that the festival often appears to have two films for every premise.
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The summaries of Mr. Kushner's tax returns reviewed by The Times don't explicitly state how much he paid.
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Check out this month&aposs top picks, with short summaries provided by Amazon&aposs book editor, Erin Kodicek.
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Or a briefing book challenge, ranking candidates by their executive summaries after 15 minutes of on-camera skimming.
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Many teachers asked us where they can find short summaries or video clips of what happens each day.
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The guide to this is embedded in the leaked Wikileaks emails and summaries of her Wall Street speeches.
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Another nonprofit, Cochrane, is also a solid source with easy-to-understand, "plain language" summaries of clinical evidence.
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The book contains useful summaries of the debates in the 1980s around the ozone layer and acid rain.
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To rectify the situation, Mueller recommended that Barr release the full 448-page report's introduction and executive summaries.
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"If these recent reports are accurate ... then those summaries should be publicly released as soon as possible," Nadler said.
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For instance, the act allows companies to provide "data summaries" rather than full clinical trial results in some cases.
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They also wanted an order requiring DOJ to "immediately" produce any executive summaries that went along with the report.
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He demanded brief summaries of each adviser's recommendations, gave orders, and then promptly exited the room, leaving them flabbergasted.
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"You might consider using online services that provide summaries, or bullet points related to significant news developments," Rifkind says.
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Correction: This article was revised to correct the spelling of Lael Brainard's last name in summaries of the story.
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They are also working on automatic article summaries and "robo-journalism" – short articles written about a particularly popular topic.
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Although summaries of some advisory opinions have been posted online, they do not address some hotly contested gray areas.
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The account was reportedly contained in summaries of the 3 1/2-hour interview distributed to Congress last week.
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The summaries include significant information regarding Mueller's investigation and witnesses his unit interviewed over the course of the investigation.
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But presented with summaries of several cases by The Times, Mossack Fonseca did not try to explain its actions.
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For context, Cantú intersperses summaries of writings by Mexican authors and borderland journalists; the effect is lyrical, but unfocussed.
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Niklas Goeke sends out the best of his weekly articles and book summaries in a fun and easygoing newsletter.
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College acceptance season means that students will get big envelopes full of congratulations letters and financial aid package summaries.
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And film synopses have relatively low citation standards — since they're just supposed to be summaries of a primary source.
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What were the strengths and limitations of this kind of written conversation, or of the hashtag summaries of positions?
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BookNotes Book Summaries: Lifetime Subscription BookNotes delivers key insights from over 1,000 best-selling books in just 15 minutes.
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Your enjoyment of this book will be strongly correlated to your level of tolerance for summaries of psychological studies.
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And he had previously described how his team had produced interview summaries modeled after those used by F.B.I. agents.
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SumizeIt Book Summaries: Lifetime Membership — $19 See Details Powerpoint is fine, but you have to manually input everything yourself.
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Portions of some of the interview summaries are sprinkled throughout Mueller's 448-page report, but many details were omitted.
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Summaries of the calls were distributed to relevant officials in the White House, the State Department and other agencies.
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Both the Times and the Post reported that the Mueller team had prepared their own summaries of the report.
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Sources told the Post and the Times, however, that the summaries included sensitive information that would have required redaction.
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The FBI could complete its interviews Wednesday and provide investigative summaries to the White House and Senators soon after.
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On Thursday, senior advisers presented President Donald Trump with summaries of the various courses of action on gun violence.
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They worked 20093-plus-hour weeks reviewing documents and contracts, writing summaries for senior partners, running to the printer.
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For instance, many of the summaries of certain substances were clearly written by someone who had just experienced them.
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Be sure to check out CNBC Make It's one-sentence summaries of some of the world's best money-related reads.
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Using machine learning to produce text summaries is not easy, particularly when you're dealing with very long blocks of texts.
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In the note, Mueller asks the attorney general to release the special counsel team's redacted summaries of the report's findings.
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People form an opinion based on a summary, or a summary of summaries, without making the effort to go deeper.
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Spokesmen for Clinton have declined to discuss the omission, and did not respond to questions about the new interview summaries.
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The explanations they offer are more like retrospective rationalisations than summaries of all the complex processing their brains are doing.
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The EEF also provides broader evidence summaries on areas of interest for schools, such as written marking and digital technology.
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"Summaries and spin will be much less credible than analysis supported by raw data that others can evaluate," he said.
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Mr Harding is more comfortable with facts; with classic English reticence, he buries his family's responses in footnotes and summaries.
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The documents included summaries of interviews with other figures from the Mueller probe, including Trump's former personal lawyer, Michael Cohen.
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In his spare time, he enjoys walking around Munich, eating pizza, and adding more book summaries on Four Minute Books.
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The clearinghouse also provides summaries of many of the guidelines for health care professionals in need of easily digestible information.
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On Friday, she peppered her presentation with talk of summaries, phases and mechanisms, and purposefully looked on the bright side.
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I'm not talking about plot summaries, I'm talking about guides and tips on how you should be playing the game.
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A favorite of organizations like Apple, differential privacy limits your data analysts' access to summaries of data, such as averages.
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They thought they could date them, and they printed summaries of that vast archive in a huge collection, 55 volumes.
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I began emailing her summaries of what I felt about the books — and questions about what I should read next.
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Tensions over the statute escalated in 2016, when the Police Department stopped making disciplinary summaries available to the news media.
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In his spare time, he enjoys walking around Munich, eating pizza, and adding more book summaries on Four Minute Books.
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These summaries, known as "302 reports," are some of the most important and highly sought-after documents from Mueller's investigation.
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Crucial questions When senators get their first look at the FBI summaries, it will be a critical moment for Kavanaugh.
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Below, we&aposve collected summaries of and links to each story in the "The 2010s: Toward a Better Capitalism" series.
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Most presidents have released one- to two-page summaries including height and weight, blood lipid levels and even running speed.
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"Potential employers search for summaries using keywords and the skills that they have listed in their job posting," Decembrele said.
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Barakat read everything and drafted summaries, which Naimi delivered to the members of the Crisis Cell to guide each meeting.
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Mueller's team wrote summaries of the findings and expected more of that to be used, one of the sources said.
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Typically, filers must obtain tax return transcripts — summaries of their tax returns — from the I.R.S. to verify their Fafsa numbers.
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The top stories that you see on our home page and mobile feed have brief summaries to accomplish that task.
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But, as is so often the case with medical news, matters are more complicated than the headlines or TV summaries.
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These summaries appear outside the paywall and articulate, in a few jargon-free sentences, the findings of a systematic review.
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Some readers will be aghast that chapters end with bullet-point summaries and questions, evoking the worst of unctuous business tomes.
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Yu explained how inadequate policies give officers the opportunity to tailor their statements to their reports instead of giving independent summaries.
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I asked the National Sports Law Institute at Marquette, which maintains otherwise useful summaries of leases for MLB and NFL teams.
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Short summaries and analysis of important news stories Erin Griffith has a great piece on the increasing pervasiveness of hustle culture.
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However, the new shows are not simply video summaries or clips of what's airing on television – they will feature original content.
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One encouraging sign is that Mueller's team reportedly prepared summaries of their findings that they expected could be made public quickly.
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While users could previously include their pronouns in their self summaries section, that's only useful if people actually read those sections.
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It gives capsule summaries of stories that an outlet has published that have been disputed and fact-checked by third-parties.
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Here's my speed-read writeup, or if you'd rather read the summaries yourself, you can take a look here and here.
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USTR is required to publish comprehensive summaries of its specific goals for the renegotiation 30 days before formal negotiations can begin.
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Instaread aims to be the digital remedy for this literary ailment by putting digestible summaries of popular titles on your smartphone.
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The Providing Accountability Through Transparency Act sponsored by Lankford requires federal regulators to publish "plain-language summaries" of their rules online.
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And last month, Rubio and Cruz released summaries of their returns in order to highlight Trump's reluctance to reveal his own.
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Y., on Thursday urged Attorney General William Barr to "immediately" publicly release any summaries within special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia report.
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"The public should not be forced to wait any longer" to see the interview summaries, the group said in its filing.
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Allies of Clinton have feared that Republicans would selectively leak details of those summaries to paint an unflattering portrait of Clinton.
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Fields from genomics to astronomy rely on computers to sift huge amounts of data before presenting summaries to their human masters.
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The Providing Accountability Through Transparency Act sponsored by Lankford requires federal regulators to publish "plain-language summaries" of their rules online.
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McChrystal turns up to narrate five-minute summaries at the end of each chapter (Paul Michael, once again, handles everything else).
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These summaries as well as any verbal reporting that may be deemed relevant will be made available to the White House.
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She also has become known for preparing and reading long, detailed summaries of the events in the Mueller cases she's handled.
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And while I obsessively read plot summaries before seeing movies, I'll admit that this one did spoil the experience a little.
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One mapper, so exasperated at the continued flow of inaccurate updates, began labeling correcting summaries with #WhatInGrabsNameIsThis to document the trail.
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Even so, the city appealed, maintaining that the summaries were in fact personnel records that are covered by the state statute.
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Excerpts from some of the interview summaries, known as FBI 302s, are sprinkled throughout Mueller's report, but many details were omitted.
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Early Thursday, the White House sent the summaries of the interviews to the Judiciary Committee, which made them available to senators.
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Lawmakers conducting oversight are usually given summaries of the information, but not the intelligence collected directly from wiretaps and sensitive sources.
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Each morning, I read through a few football websites, like ProFootballTalk, that include good summaries and commentaries of the biggest stories.
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A large number have summaries that sound like they came from a robot programmed to spit out Hollywood development Mad Libs.
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" The State Department said those summaries and readouts "are likely to contain additional information beyond a transcription of the call itself.
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Shah told me InVideo's founders first worked together on a startup aiming to create 10-minute video summaries of nonfiction books.
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In the end, Queen and Slim, and all the other composite characters in the film are archetypes, stand-ins, poor summaries.
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Starting in December, the network will send its member banks summaries of their communications, with a separate note flagging suspicious transactions.
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Mr. Kushner again said it was "not a big deal, just a meeting about Russian adoption," according to the interview summaries.
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Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley is expected to read the summaries first, followed by the top Democrat on the committee, Sen.
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With Uncanny X-Bot, he created a Twitter bot that generates plot summaries for X-Men comics that don't actually exist.
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The special counsel recommended Barr release the full report's introduction and executive summaries to help fix the situation and restore public trust.
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TL;DR: Get lifetime access to bite-sized summaries of books by the best minds in business from SumeizeIt for only $19.
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McAuliffe instead released the overall summaries for three years which outlined his income, but did not detail the source of that income.
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Click here to view original GIFCrude summaries of Star Wars are always great but here's an especially silly one from Movie Blast.
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A later test may involve a version of Twitter's Highlights, summaries of what it deems important, coming to longer threads, Haider said.
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Mike Lee (R-UT), tweeted that his office had not seen any of the summaries published about the Better Care Reconciliation Act.
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The astronomical followers of Basho have multiplied until, this year, more than 200 of the papers at LPSC have such haiku summaries.
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Short summaries and analysis of important news stories Zoë Bernard and Alfred Lee at The Information have the scoop on Slack's financials.
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Those summaries said five people in the vicinity of the shooting were interviewed by police, but none of them saw the shooting.
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The app will also send daily step and sleep summaries to the watch, as well as tips and performance comparisons for workouts.
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The graphic-novel section is the visual representation of fragments, summaries, and annotations that constitute Dalí's script for Giraffes on Horseback Salad.
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Politicians, policy makers, and their staff often rely on summaries of these reports to make decisions, rarely digging into the details themselves.
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Rubio promised to release additional tax information in the future, but wanted to get the summaries out for the sake of time.
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Woven amongst the sections are scenes from that Bard seminar, as well as Mendelsohn's summaries and interpretations of the relevant Odyssey passages.
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Though defense attorneys routinely debunk the accuracy and credibility of 302s, prosecutors continue touting FBI interview summaries as the voice of God.
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Below, you'll find all 12 of the team's picks this month along with short summaries provided by Amazon's book editor, Erin Kodicek.
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According to the reports, Mueller's team prepared their own summaries of the report that could have been publicly released but were not.
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They are reporting website blockages, forcing them to find more creative ways to deliver news, such as audio summaries sent by WhatsApp.
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Much of Hamilton's America is given over to talking-head summaries of Hamilton's life, interspersed with illustrative clips from the staged show.
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This post on Potter fansite The Leaky Cauldron breaks down the house names in great detail, but we can provide executive summaries.
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The first drop contains hundreds of pages of "302" reports, meaning summaries of interviews with key figures in President Donald Trump's campaign.
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Comparing New York City's daily summaries of COVID-19 cases, deaths, and hospitalizations shows how quickly the city's coronavirus outbreak is escalating.
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They took a break every seven minutes or so to teach their classmates what they learned and share summaries of each paragraph.
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This kind of data might include summaries that don't specifically call out individuals, like what percentage of people have a certain ancestry.
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Pointedly, he attached the report's executive summaries as a reminder that his investigators had already done the work of distilling their findings.
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Facebook has recently started employing humans to create some specialized content of its own — summaries of newspaper stories other humans have written.
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Title 1 also says that insurers have to provide consumers with easy-to-understand summaries of what their health plan actually covers.
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New York City's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene releases daily summaries of COVID-19 cases, deaths, and hospitalizations across the city.
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That editor, whose role includes writing Chinese summaries of foreign media stories, requested to remain anonymous out of concern for her career.
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NPR found that academics have also begun to self-censor themselves in public summaries of grants funded by the National Science Foundation.
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Mr. Cox had opposed a deal under which a conservative Democratic senator, John Stennis, would review and verify summaries of the tapes.
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They include summaries of interviews with Corey Lewandowski, Mr. Trump's former campaign manager, and Hope Hicks, the former White House communications director.
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Readers awakened to an expanded index across the bottom of A1, with news summaries ("Inside The Times") sprawled over A2 and A3.
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House and Senate lawmakers met to hash out the final bill over a number of weeks, releasing their own summaries on Wednesday.
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And critics worry that, because the FDA is starved for resources, officials will wind up using these summaries more often than not.
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She did not learn computer programming, as she was promised, but did work organizing Raniere's library and writing summaries of books for him.
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Other than glib summaries of "product" as "do what users need," those differential economics prevent media PMs from just following software PM playbooks.
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I was reading all the episode summaries on Wikipedia because I was so stressed about what was going to happen to the characters.
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" He went on: "John McCain in 2008 released summaries of his medical records and gave reporters access to some of his actual records.
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Although many excellent summaries of his accomplishments will follow his death, those interested may prefer to read his own autobiography, My Brief History.
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Scout leaders will grant the Movie Minimizer Badge to kids who successfully view a movie and choose to keep their movie summaries brief.
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Google is already providing detailed info cards for movies and TV, too, if you haven't noticed, with cast information, trailers, and plot summaries.
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Short summaries and analysis of important news stories Thanks for the many letters of feedback on my piece last week on societal resilience.
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Short summaries and analysis of important news stories Alex Karp, the long-time CEO of Palantir, condemned anti-defense tech employees on CNBC.
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Most of the interesting details were revealed Friday in Republican and Democratic summaries of the bill, as well as a Republican background briefing.
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Broidy, who wrote summaries of his two meetings with the president, says he shared the two princes' messages with Trump, the documents show.
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The reports indicated that the special counsel's office had prepared summaries of different areas of the report that could have been publicly released.
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The full report, "Fitch 50: Capital Structure Diagrams & Debt Document Summaries for Fifty of the Largest U.S. Leveraged Credits," is available at www.fitchratings.
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Duffy explained that because of the complex nature of the subject matter in the bill, he read the summaries to ensure his understanding.
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However, the reports you access from other free websites might only provide you with summaries of the information found in your credit files.
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But because differential privacy uses summaries, instead of completely masking the data, companies can still draw meaning from it and improve their services.
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MyShake also provides summaries of recent quakes around the world and shows you what historic ones would have looked like in your area.
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As you can probably tell from my capsule summaries, these appeals raise really complex, deep-rooted questions about class actions and due process.
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Ms. Collins spent nearly five hours reading all of the interview summaries and reams of raw material from the F.B.I.'s tip line.
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The report consists predominately of summaries of interviews that the agency has conducted with key witnesses related to the allegations, lawmakers have said.
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Ms. Paschen said the database provides "transparency" and contains nearly 170,000 detailed reports of stolen artworks and "several million" summaries of other objects.
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For a limited time, you can get lifetime access to three apps — Rosetta Stone, 12min Book Summaries, and KeepSolid VPN — for 76% off.
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The Police Department reversed course in March, when it announced that it would provide disciplinary summaries on its website with officers' names removed.
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Search results were near-instant and they were just a page of links and summaries – perfection with nothing to add or take away.
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In the lawsuit, Legal Aid calls for the department to make public summaries of disciplinary actions taken against police officers dating to 2011.
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Weber is known for her films about women, families, social problems and religious themes, but her range was larger than many summaries suggest.
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Today, in response to a court order, the Justice Department has released the second installment: summaries of FBI interviews spanning hundreds of pages.
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Read the files: Go deeper: Key takeaways from second round of Mueller investigation summaries released Timeline: Every big move in the Mueller investigation
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The doctor, Jay Ken Iinuma, said during a deposition in a lawsuit that he followed Aetna's procedures and relied only on nurse's summaries.
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She is equally adept at deadpan realism and postmodern playfulness, deploying stories that take the form of lists, plot summaries and dirty jokes.
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Unclassified summaries of all evaluations will be made public unless they would cause "foreseeable harm" to the United States or a partner nation.
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What we didn't know until Wednesday night was that the special counsel's office had actually prepared summaries of its own findings to Barr.
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Justice Department officials have also said they determined that the summaries contained sensitive information that needed to be reviewed before they were released.
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Researchers think the resource-starved FDA may rely on these potentially biased summaries — created by pharmaceutical companies — instead of crunching the data themselves.
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"These in-depth summaries and updates of worker cohorts do not support a causal link between VC exposure and brain cancer," Valberg wrote.
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Orlando mass shooting Not much new was learned when the FBI released a transcript and summaries of the Orlando shooter's calls during the massacre.
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During the regular season, Junior often makes do by following games via text summaries posted online that a device translates into Braille for him.
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Today's plan is the most detailed version of a proposal that Republican senators have mapped out elsewhere in op-eds and one-page summaries.
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Blinkist tries to solve the problem by boiling down well-known non-fiction works into summaries you can get through in just 15 minutes.
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In journalism, for example, machine learning is used by organizations like The Associated Press to create summaries of football matches, earthquakes, and financial news.
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Mueller asked Barr to release the report's introductions and executive summaries quickly, without waiting for the full report to go through the redaction process.
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It makes sense that the man who plays a mastermind schemer would have succinct summaries for each of the major regions in the show.
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Last summer he spent two months going through new documents, including summaries of transcripts from the FBI's Stasi-like surveillance of King's private life.
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Managers gave curators aggressive quotas for how many summaries and headlines to write, and timed how long it took curators to write a post.
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Apple—which has released scant details about its forthcoming lineup, apart from some tepid plot summaries provided by the stars on stage—apparently cannot.
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The agency sent lawmakers documents relating to the investigation earlier this month, including summaries of the agency's interviews with Clinton and her senior aides.
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Later Tuesday, Chaffetz sent a letter to acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe asking for all memos, summaries and recordings regarding Comey's communications with Trump.
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Its accompanying app, available on iOS and Android, lets you choose your spending wallet and has features like spending summaries, instant receipts and notifications.
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TL;DR: You can soak up all the knowledge of today's most popular business and personal development books with these 12-minute animated summaries.
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CNN reported that the White House has suspended the practice of publishing "readouts," public summaries of President Donald Trump's phone calls with world leaders.
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Of course, there are all sorts of possible objections to the short summaries of Sanders's and Clinton's respective 2016 platforms that I've provided here.
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"I suspect that they probably wanted more put out, but my view — I was not interested in trying to put out summaries," Barr said.
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The department said it had reviewed emails that the F.B.I. planned to give to Congress, but not summaries of its interviews with Mrs. Clinton.
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In contrast to Cameron, who preferred pithy summaries to lengthy briefing papers, she has been demanding extensive notes on the complex issues surrounding Brexit.
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We don't need another forum for rapid-fire arguments and bite-sized summaries of issues, and at this point that's all the debates provide.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) has published summaries of hundreds of emails Miller sent to Katie McHugh, a former editor at Breitbart News.
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Like other states, Texas requires regular summaries of data resulting from tests be submitted both to its own Department of Transportation and to NHTSA.
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Separately, a prominent House Republican pressed the F.B.I. on Monday to explain why it had redacted emails and summaries of its interview with Mrs.
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Here are the differences in how the House and Senate have proposed allocating the money, based on summaries provided by the chambers' appropriations committees.
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Previously released interview summaries detailed how Rybicki and Comey kept track of the memos the former FBI director wrote about his interactions with Trump.
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The document included details on quarterly goals and weekly metrics, summaries of technical challenges, and notes on how the team had overcome past hurdles.
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The summaries showed that investigators had focused their questioning on whether others were involved and whether Mr. Rahimi still had additional bomb-making materials.
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Ticker, meanwhile, will include a section called Today with summaries of the day's tech headlines — similar to Briefing, but written for a consumer audience.
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USTR publishes extracted summaries of negotiating positions, seeks public input through the Federal Register Notice and receives advice from approximately 700 private sector advisors.
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The committee will not release the bill itself until next week, but Republicans, who control the panel, and the minority Democrats, each released summaries.
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In comparison with data from 2009-2016, there was a steep drop in the number of public summaries that used "climate change" during 2017.
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The report includes 45 pages of interview summaries and an additional 1,600 pages of information that the FBI sent up from its tip line.
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A second round of the FBI's interview summaries with key witnesses from former special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation was released Monday, BuzzFeed first reported.
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That's why SumizeIt has done the work for you and condensed the most important business books for you into three- to five-minute summaries.
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The summaries are clear, easy to digest, and written in simple language, so you can get the gist of the book quicker and easier.
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The White House also used the name ISIS in summaries of the calls Mr. Trump had on Saturday with the Russian and French presidents.
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The bankers and businesspeople who read it are treated to capsule summaries of world affairs and charts, presented with an air of knowing superiority.
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In Thursday's meeting, Trump was briefed on summaries of each of the items that are up for consideration, according to a White House official.
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The Senate deal links the House's prison reform bill with four sentencing provisions, according to draft legislation and bill summaries viewed by The Hill.
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The documents include summaries of FBI interviews as part of the special counsel Robert Mueller&aposs investigation into Russian interference in the 53 election.
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What comes to light, like everything so terrible and pointless, is destined for a living burial in summaries, figures, and paragraphs like this one.
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Moving forward, these trending lists will still be reviewed by editors, but the features themselves will no longer include headlines or summaries written by people.
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She asked for summaries of the calls, notes taken about them, who participated and whether the firms took any action in response to the conversations.
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Deadline shared the list along with brief summaries that, in order of ranking (each year a panel of studio executives vote on their favorite scripts).
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The Times reported that Mueller's team had prepared and provided several summaries of their own to Barr, which the attorney general opted not to use.
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I think I think, I suspect that they probably wanted more put out, but in my view I was not interested in putting out summaries.
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The summaries would include details about the allegations and penalties handed down by the department while omitting the officers' names and any other identifiable information.
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This year, Massachusetts became the latest state to publicize breaches of its residents' information, though its summaries are more limited than those in other states.
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They were also discouraged from mentioning Twitter by name in headlines and summaries, and instead asked to refer to social media in a broader context.
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Reelgood aims to simplify this process, while also highlighting information that can help you make a decision, like IMDB ratings, trailers, and summaries, for example.
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An issue at Apple appears to be resulting in app developers getting emails of ad spend and install summaries for apps belonging to other developers.
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Treatment summaries have become a requirement so patients can take their histories with them, allowing primary care doctors to monitor for late-emerging side effects.
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GM continued to mark all of it – the published summaries and the test details – confidential under protective orders issued in other cases across the country.
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He said the proposal was outside of its legal authority while noting that it's "hard to comment" on only the summaries released by the FCC.
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You may also want to try making mini summaries in your head as the conversation moves along and feel free to verbalize this as well.
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It was referenced as a factor affecting prices or as a potential concern for the outlook in 10 of the 12 regional banks' activity summaries.
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The grade-inflating summaries she offers at the beginning and the end of the book are overpowered by the damning portrait that emerges in between.
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And by injecting noise into those summaries, differential privacy creates provable guarantees of privacy and prevents scenarios where malicious parties can reverse-engineer sensitive data.
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This mechanism preserved their privacy, and kept summaries like the voting age population of the island correct, but also introduced some uncertainty into the data.
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Most cards offer year-end summaries with category spending breakdowns, from Visa Signature cards like the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card to cards from American Express.
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A CBS News report and other summaries of the Yale findings may have been be the first that many parents had heard of the practice.
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The Justice Department released 500 pages of interview summaries, emails and other documents related to Mueller's report detailing Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. election.
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However, under rules which declassify NSW cabinet papers, summaries of several reports on the Kern/Trump joint bid were reported in The Australian on Wednesday.
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The records, released Monday, include summaries of the number of threats received, as well as copies of incident reports in which agency investigators followed up.
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A Shanghai-based high school senior and his peers launched a blog that provides Chinese summaries of coronavirus coverage from news organizations around the world.
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Bernie Sanders' site translates 20 out of 33 detailed policies entirely into Spanish, others include summaries in Spanish but stop short of the detailed plans.
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The efforts come as anticipation builds for the FBI to deliver its interview summaries as soon as Wednesday to the White House and Capitol Hill.
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The F.B.I.'s decision in 2010 to keep the interview summaries secret led some critics to question the quality of the evidence against Mr. Awlaki.
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Articles were drawn from an existing New York Times linguistic dataset consisting of original articles combined with metadata and short informative summaries written by researchers.
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We can presume the summaries maximize content density (that's why they exist) and so they can act as a benchmark to compare article leads against.
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"There's a group of summaries or excerpts there that all come under a headline of persons cultivated by the KGB in the year 1983," he said.
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The NWS's offices will first try out this crazy new "experimental mixed-case text format" for regional weather summaries and other run-of-the-mill discussions.
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The study summaries (released as a series of slides on NASA's website) look at various ways commercial companies could take over operations in low Earth orbit.
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Other justices use those occasions to offer conversational summaries partly aimed at visiting tourists, sometimes with humorous asides that do not appear in the printed versions.
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Of course, all of our videos, summaries and analysis will also be on this website, so check our homepage or the Code Commerce archive page regularly.
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The newly released interview summaries from the FBI investigation show government employees undercutting other aspects of the public accounts given by Clinton and senior State officials.
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To date, the startup has identified 40,000 "missing" scientists whose coverage is similar to individuals who have Wikipedia articles, and has published 100 AI-generated summaries.
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To see more granular data, check out Enigma Public's FEC Data, which includes searchable federal campaign contributions for 2018 as well as PAC summaries for 2018.
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The Post also revealed that Mueller had prepared summaries of different sections of the report designed for speedy public disclosure — but that Barr didn't use them.
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There is no indication in the FBI interview summaries that Kennedy was directed by Hillary Clinton or her campaign to attempt to reclassify or hide emails.
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Young contractors spend all day assembling the headlines and summaries that go with the topics, according to the story, and many are dissatisfied with the job.
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The papers include detailed summaries of interviews of Mr. Pham by the F.B.I. after the British authorities sent him to the United States to face prosecution.
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Some of that information was then posted publicly by the Labor Department under the rule, and included summaries of incidents that occurred in larger-scale companies.
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The deal under discussion would link the House's prison reform bill with four sentencing provisions, according to draft legislation and bill summaries viewed by The Hill.
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Mr. McBride said he had not bothered filling out disclosures, but he provided bank summaries showing he had drained his campaign account during the election period.
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In her own reports, Lewis has not pointed to specific sites or released the detailed results publicly, and instead only provided summaries of what she found.
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For many of my personal branding clients, this means wanting to change up what they're doing on LinkedIn, and not just by sprucing up their summaries.
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This week, the agency declassified 19583 memos, reports and summaries to mark the 60th anniversary of the day the Soviet satellite Sputnik 1 went into orbit.
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Researchers expect that because the FDA is starved for resources, officials will wind up using these potentially biased summaries more often than doing their own analyses.
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Workers, who are reportedly contractors and called "curators," comb a list of popular topics and stories on Facebook and enter headlines and summaries into the system.
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It included terse summaries from Ms. Japa saying she was struck by a car on Fordham Road and from the driver saying he had hit someone.
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In any case, the summaries of the books are lucid, vivid and likely to provide helpful instruction even to those who will never read the books.
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Customers who register for the service can access information such as their account balances and credit card bill summaries by sending a message to the chatbot.
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The committee had requested access to an unredacted copy of the Mueller report, grand jury testimony from the investigation, and the FBI's summaries of 33 interviews.
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The FBI was expected to turn over a federal form with interview summaries, known as 302s, offering notes on Clinton's three-hour-plus interview and others.
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The FBI turned over a 32-page document to lawmakers on Tuesday with interview summaries for Clinton and top aide Huma Abedin, according to the Post.
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Another source with knowledge of the summaries described them as part of the confidential report that is being reviewed for release to Congress and the public.
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"In the face of fewer details, people seem to be writing summaries that are increasingly opinionated, and they're increasingly negatively opinionated," she said of her findings.
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TL;DR: The BookNotes app condenses best-selling books into 15-minute summaries, and a lifetime subscription is on sale for $29 — a savings of $270.
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He then goes on to inform Barr that he has included with his letter introductions and executive summaries for each volume of the 448-page report.
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"I told Bob that I was not interested in putting out summaries and I wasn't going to put out the report piecemeal," Barr told the committee.
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So, the first task was to take a whole bunch of NYT articles—just over 50,000—and compare their lead paragraphs to the aforementioned short summaries.
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Instead of handing over case files directly to the journalists, the federal police provided vetted "detailed written case summaries," according to a statement from Seglins and Cribb.
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Or another "Sift" monitor a user's inbox for receipts from online taxi companies and aggregates that data to provide monthly and yearly spending summaries and journey analysis.
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Could you get your news updates from the radio or brief summaries of the day's events so you don't have to see pictures that give you nightmares?
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A "Seven Squad" option gives you more features including workout summaries for 80 cents a month, but I found the free version was good enough for me.
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But in just a few months the media site has become known for its distinctive style, which is heavy on bullet points and "why it matters" summaries.
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The Chicago start-up's software ingests and interprets numbers for things like investment holdings, billing records and sports statistics and transforms them into written summaries or stories.
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Players aren't just given point-form summaries of the roles these people have played in previous games; instead the explanations feel much more personal, much more intimate.
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You can read summaries of all seven proposals and check out my story about San Francisco's ambitious idea to solve its housing crisis with self-driving cars.
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The Providing Accountability Through Transparency Act requires federal agencies to issue summaries of their rules in "plain language" to make it easier for the public to understand.
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"If I were a member of Congress with five minutes to question Robert Mueller, I would ask short questions drawn from the report's executive summaries," Comey wrote .
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Simplified, though still in-depth, the issuance summaries recap essential terms in bank agreements and bond structures, such as seniority, security, guarantee, negative covenants and financial covenants.
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It would require abortion providers to submit annual summaries of abortions provided at or after 20 weeks post-fertilization to the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS).
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Be sure to have your upwards of $1,000 deposit, 2000% broker's fee, photo I.D., Social Security number, application, application fee, and summaries of all your bank accounts.
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"You want to look at the plan summaries to see which has the lower fees," said Daryl Dagit, a CFP and financial advisor with Savant Capital Management.
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The inspector general's office said it published summaries of 19 "substantiated allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct" that occurred from fiscal year 2012 through fiscal year 2016.
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Michael Flynn about altered FBI interview summaries, there is unlikely to be any revelation that will overcome his admission under oath that he did, in fact, lie.
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There, Harding is publishing her lab notes on the structure of Huntington proteins in real time, posting data as well as summaries of her breakthroughs and failures.
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China's Ministry of National Defense, the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command and the Pentagon did not respond to questions for this article or detailed summaries of its findings.
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After that, there are more nonjokes, more plot summaries, more self-driving furniture and a monologue delivered by a bear that probably made more sense in rehearsal.
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By acreage offered, it is the Trump administration's largest lease sale so far in a single state outside of Alaska, according to BLM sale notices and summaries.
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After a lively introduction, he falls into a dutiful slog of sausage making, devoting long sections to plot summaries and production details that are dead on arrival.
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The 13th century Persian polymath Zakarya Qazvini also included hemp in illustrated botanical summaries (cannabis is depicted in the top panel, with cauliflower and southernwood beneath it).
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For all you math haters out there, that means you could read four books (summaries) a day for three years and still not run out of material.
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The justices may be wary of suggesting to the public that their informal oral summaries, rather than their written opinions, precisely set out the details of decisions.
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According to Facebook, the tool will allow users to see summaries of and disconnect from the data-sharing activity for both specific apps and all future activity.
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And so you tap and you'd see different snippets of summaries, basically, of the tech news, and tweets, and quotes from whether it's Recode or other publications.
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But within days, Mr. Mueller sent letters to Mr. Barr protesting that he had distorted its findings and asking him to swiftly release the report's own summaries.
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Documents released by the Justice Department in response to a lawsuit by the news media include summaries of interviews with Michael Cohen, Hope Hicks and Rod Rosenstein.
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The best summaries might engage folks with an anecdote about how they got interested in their field, and follow up with what keeps them in their profession.
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Democratic senators who came out of the briefing were loathe to even call the FBI's information a full report, characterizing it instead as summaries from FBI agents.
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She asked for summaries of the conversations and notes taken about them, as well as any information the Treasury has that indicate risks to markets and the economy.
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There's also Newscasts, which are very Twitter Moments-esque in design, and let you flick through the headlines and summaries of a story before diving in any deeper.
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"I'm not sure if I'm not communicating clearly or if you're not understanding what I'm saying, but your summaries of what I'm saying are not correct," White said.
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The NYT Now app, designed to attract a younger audience to the Times, offered quick summaries of major stories that were easy to scan on a mobile device.
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Additionally, this request seeks Justice Department documents, such as emails, that mention or refer to those investigators' summaries in an effort to find out whether officials discussed them.
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As for Mueller's request that Barr release the introductions and executive summaries in the meantime, Barr said he did not want to roll out the report in pieces.
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Below is a graphic with some of the summaries and court filings examined by BuzzFeed News: When Duran decided to hire an immigration lawyer, she turned to Hecht.
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A New York judge said Tuesday that he was "likely" to allow a lawsuit blocking the NYPD from releasing anonymous summaries about police officers' misconduct to move forward.
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The Justice Department released a redacted version of Mueller's report April 18, more than three weeks after Mueller told Barr he could release the introductions and executive summaries.
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Among the documents in question are summaries of key executive branch meetings, and diplomatic cables about Mr. Trump's decision to freeze $391 million in security assistance for Ukraine.
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For instance, studies haven't found that men who use more porn have more erectile difficulties (see here and here for summaries of two recent studies on this topic).
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Another new feature called "Newscasts" will help users get a feel for a story through short-form summaries presented in a card-style design you can flip through.
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I can tell you, the degree to which they were paranoid about our access to even these case summaries gave me confidence that these were based on reality.
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The Police Department's witness summaries were submitted into the record on March 15, 2015, nine days after the attorneys sought information and nearly five months after the shooting.
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The result was Yahoo News Digest, a news app that used algorithmically generated summaries — and a team of human editors — to provide daily "briefings" on the day's headlines.
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Last Thursday, Cell Press, which publishes well-known science journals like Cell, Current Biology, and Neuron, sent an email with press summaries for papers slated to be published.
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Spending summaries show up in beautiful, color-coded graphs, and you use an aesthetically pleasing wheel to decide how much of your balance you want to pay down.
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According to the report, the chairmen of the House and Senate intelligence committees and the top four Congressional leaders also received the classified summaries of the presented memos.
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Add the supported news sources you want and then say "Alexa, what's in the news?" or "Alexa, what's my flash briefing?" and she'll read you short news summaries.
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As the inquiry neared its end, Comey, who had closely monitored it from the start, requested summaries of more than 30 government prosecutions involving mishandling of classified information.
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We don't know exactly what the two leaders discussed, but summaries from both the White House and the Vatican indicated that terrorism, climate change and peace came up.
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The secretary of Defense must report annually to the Armed Services Committees on how the department is meeting these requirements, and must publish summaries of each evaluation conducted.
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The attorney general said that summaries would have run the risk of "being under inclusive or over inclusive" or trigger analysis without the full report first being released.
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Wallace, however, noted that Trump made no mention of corruption in either his April or July phone calls with Zelensky, according to summaries released by the White House.
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There's also a feature called "health records," which includes the option to import documents that include summaries of care, but that is a limited snapshot of medical information.
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Websites will feature either red or green rating icons, which, when hovered over with a computer mouse, include NewsGuard's "nutrition labels" (see here) with site ratings and summaries.
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But while Lake is known internally for grasping the details behind summaries she receives from business heads, she has not run any of JPMorgan's units day to day.
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Summaries of the investigation, which included dozens of sworn statements from former platoon members, went to the White House and the Army secretary's office between 1971 and 1973.
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Among the documents in question are summaries of key executive branch meetings, and diplomatic cables about Mr. Trump's decision to freeze $391 million in security assistance for Ukraine.
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The summaries also showed that Mr. Rahimi was questioned under the so-called public safety exception to the Miranda rules, as The New York Times reported last fall.
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Keep reading for a full guide to all the upcoming series you'll actually want to spend your time with, complete with premiere dates, cast details, and plot summaries.
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The idea is that by layering chapter summaries and eventually interactive activities atop premium, long-form, ad-free lessons, it can become the trusted name in learning anywhere.
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Both news outlets noted that Mueller's team had prepared its own summaries of the report, expecting that they would be publicly released and were disappointed when they weren't.
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The Pentagon does not release airpower summaries for these countries to the same degree of detail that it does for operations like those in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria.
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The governor's counsel was notified Tuesday afternoon of the investigation's summaries, and received a copy of the report Wednesday morning the same time it was available to the press.
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One of the best summaries of the evidence on the health effects of cannabis comes from a major report out of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine.
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Should you wish to go down that particular rabbit hole, you can read MIT's response, the book author's response to the response, and summaries of the back and forth.
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The Justice Department's Inspector General's Office routinely releases short summaries of its investigations when they involve senior officials, but it does not name them in those initial public reports.
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Both games dump the player into a confusing world, give brief summaries on what buttons do what, then send the player up against a boss that will murder them.
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" She still maintains Weissmann and his task force "made up a crime," alleging the team gave the defendants "false and misleading summaries of what witnesses had told the government.
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Here's our list of what movies to see (or skip) in Australian cinemas this month, with summaries, release dates and links to reviews from our New York Times critics.
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In a letter to acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe, Chaffetz requested "all memoranda, notes, summaries and recordings referring or relating to" communications between Comey and Trump by May 24.
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The new notes and interview summaries are likely to shed new light on the bureau's yearlong investigation into Clinton and her allies and spark additional outrage from congressional Republicans.
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The prosecutors consult with representatives of the intelligence community and then redact portions of reports from the C.I.A. black sites or write summaries to substitute for the actual evidence.
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In court, GM and other automakers cited summaries of the Malibu tests that GM engineers published in 22016 and 216 to argue that roof strength doesn't matter in rollovers.
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Sessions said the findings in the report were "pretty anecdotal and not so scientifically based," though he also said that he had read summaries rather than the full documents.
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Mueller declined to criticize Attorney General William Barr's summaries of his report, which were widely denounced at the time for distorting Mueller's findings and understanding the evidence of obstruction.
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Take a photo of whatever you're reading, wait for the app to scan and the app provides summaries around a handful of topics like keyword analysis and concept analysis.
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A separate source told them that Mueller's summaries of different sections of the report were designed for speedy public disclosure, raising questions about why Barr didn't rely on them.
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Ombudsman Emily O'Reilly had asked whether the ECB would "consider proactively informing the public of the content of these meetings, providing agendas and non-confidential summaries" of G30 events.
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Those that let users share information; those that let users get daily summaries; and those that let users speed up data entry and data queries by way of bots.
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A State Supreme Court judge ordered last year that summaries of misconduct findings against the officer, Daniel Pantaleo, from before Mr. Garner's death in 2014 should be made public.
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The review board might well have decided to surrender the summaries had it been able to make its own legal choices instead of deferring to the corporate counsel's office.
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Mr. Manchin said he would need to return on Friday before the vote to continue reviewing the F.B.I. summaries, but he said Ms. Heitkamp's decision would not affect his.
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While modern theater advertisements are often dominated by photos, illustrations and reviews from critics, these broadsides were almost exclusively textual and filled with plot summaries, cast and ticket information.
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He writes about this in his 1981 book on the subject as have many others, and yet now he accepts these F.B.I. summaries as having passed the smell test.
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The documents include interview summaries from Trump adviser Jared Kushner, former campaign chair Paul Manafort, former deputy campaign manager Rick Gates, and former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon.
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In a continuing lawsuit brought by the Legal Aid Society, city lawyers have argued that removing officers' identities from the summaries is not enough to comply with the statute.
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And then, just like that, most of the original documents and sworn testimony from the trials vanished, leaving researchers to rely mostly on summaries from the official Ottoman newspaper.
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BuzzFeed News has obtained some of the most important and highly sought-after documents from special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation: summaries of FBI interviews with key White House officials.
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Wilson said that there are a lot of media companies that are doing text-based summaries of the news but that few are doing it well in mobile video.
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Washington (CNN)Senators will be able to start reading the FBI investigation summaries into President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh on Thursday morning, Senate sources told CNN.
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Or did Barr simply ignore the summaries, even though they could have been released as is to the public, and simply create his own document because he wanted to?
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Readers complained about everything from the disappearance of the news summaries to the absence of corrections (they're farther back in the section now), to the prominence of the masthead.
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But it's unlikely that Trump read Sims' book in full because, as the Times report explains, staffers put together summaries of books written by ex-staffers for him to read.
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That makes the app seem more competitive with something like NowThis News, for example, which similarly tries to deliver top headlines and summaries to readers across platforms and social media.
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The CIA's analysis, according to the Times and Post summaries of the CIA's reasoning, is that the Russians appear to have also hacked computer systems belonging to the Republican Party.
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Other items in this edition of Fitch's 'REIT Report Quarterly' include: --An overview of recent rating actions; --Summaries of recently published REIT reports and criteria; --Links to recent Fitch research.
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Included with each piece of model legislation are background summaries, including statistics and research findings, to make the process of introducing and advocating for these bills as simple as possible.
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A paper published by Mr Bamman in 2013 was able to identify character stereotypes from 42,000 Wikipedia film summaries, which clustered Batman with Jason Bourne and the Joker with Dracula.
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The U.S. Coast Guard would instead provide summaries of crew interviews to the Japan Transport Safety Board (JTSB), which would share them with the Japan Coast Guard (JCG), he said.
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Journalists could then choose to display some of these graphical summaries and highlights in order to give readers a sense of what they write about, and where their expertise lies.
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Others are posting powerful art, changing their profile photos to blue in support, sharing helpful summaries of the events, and providing suggestions to anyone looking to help to Sudanese people.
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But while TheSkimm's summaries are written to sound like your best friend explaining the news to you, Yahoo News Digest's are as dry as the newsprint they aim to supplant.
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Premium gives you the stuff people like most about Dark Sky, including to-the-minute notifications, daily summaries, and Android-friendly widgets for your home screen (more on those below).
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City officials have argued that the law prevents the release of summaries of misconduct by Officer Daniel Pantaleo, who held Mr. Garner in the chokehold in 2014, before his death.
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In such cases, the department would post an officer's name, charges against him or her, transcripts and exhibits from department hearings, summaries of the trial judge and the commissioner's determination.
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Research shows that more than 70% of employers and recruiters use some form of automated résumé parser to process CVs, create summaries of the candidate pool, and even rank candidates.
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The middle chapters of "The Gardener and the Carpenter" are stuffed with absorbing bite-size summaries of similar research, demonstrating children's intuitive grasp of concepts like probability, reliability and ontology.
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This year, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has issued 39 patents containing the words cannabis or marijuana in their summaries, up from 29 in 2017 and 14 in 2016.
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One stated that the law is in the public domain, and the other said that compiling the law with a table of contents, summaries and an index could be copyrightable.
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The subscription-based website, used mainly by doctors to access summaries of the latest medical information, accepts no advertising money as part of its editorial policy and pursuit of independence.
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It was a relief not to have to browse through dozens of books, looking at different summaries and trying to decide which one I would purchase — my typical method online.
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In addition, I.R.S. auditors often refer to the transcripts as "handy" summaries of tax returns, said Mr. Mazur, now director of the nonpartisan Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center in Washington.
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Instead, Mr. Barr took another three weeks to release the summaries and the full report, saying he needed to go through it line by line to redact any privileged material.
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Try creating long and complex passwords consisting of nonsensical phrases or one-sentence summaries of strange life events and add numbers and special characters, like: My favorite number is Green4782#.
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The White House was kept informed as the agents did their work, with summaries of the interviews — known as "Form 302s" — sent to the White House as they were completed.
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If you must create your own passwords, try creating long, complex passwords consisting of nonsensical phrases or one-sentence summaries of strange life events and add numbers and special characters.
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In May, according to the lawsuit, Legal Aid, using a Freedom of Information Law request, asked the department for the disciplinary summaries published in the orders, going back to 2011.
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Families and residents who want to know more can wade through hundreds of pages in the Federal Register (I don't recommend it) or turn to summaries compiled by consumer groups.
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The works are covered in exhaustive detail, with in-depth analysis, plots and character summaries (the book is also peppered with notations and terminology that might confuse non-specialist readers).
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For months, government lawyers had claimed in court that the interview summaries were tens of thousands of pages in total and would take as long as eight years to declassify.
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The interview summaries do not change the understanding of events that was documented in the report Mr. Mueller submitted to the Justice Department, and many of them are heavily redacted.
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Obama's letters outline the president's vitals -- all within a healthy range -- and offer brief summaries of all his major body systems and some parts such as head/ears/nose/throat.
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Ultimately, the FBI told Kennedy that declassification was not possible, according to the interview summaries, and the State Department posted it online last year marked as classified, with heavy redactions.
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To make health care information useful, public reporting websites need easy-to-understand consumer interfaces that offer digestible summaries while still providing information that is customized to individual patient needs.
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Bylines have not been displayed above summaries on the mobile web or in our mobile apps, where more readers view our journalism than on desktop computers, for quite some time.
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President Donald Trump offered Wednesday to release summaries of White House interactions with the Ukrainian government as his pressure on the nation to investigate the Biden family clouds his presidency.
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Mr. Nadler asked for all evidence obtained by Mr. Mueller's investigators, including summaries of witness interviews and classified intelligence — and indicated that he intended to air it to the public.
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O'Reilly said the ECB could send representatives to G30 events open to external guests, only if it published agendas and non-confidential summaries, which it has declined to do so far.
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The model is then asked to return successive summaries and each time the model receives an accuracy score, it adapts in an effort to receive a higher score the next time.
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Screenshots of the tested feature indicate that the detailed summaries will not show up on your public profile, meaning that Facebook is likely making resume details hidden to everyone but recruiters.
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O'Reilly said the ECB should send representatives to G30 events open to external guests, only if it published agendas and non-confidential summaries, which it has declined to do so far.
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Fitbit says Ace accounts will not be allowed to join the social component of the regular Fitbit app, which lets users share photos and workout summaries in an Instagram-like feed.
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Scoop, meanwhile, offers a one-on-one chat with personalized news story suggestions and summaries, but can also live in a group chat to share stories relevant to that group's conversations.
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Trump, who is known to prefer one-page summaries with visual aids over lengthy briefing texts, is not expected to read each page of the report himself, according to one official.
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Eventually, says Bohannon, a machine that has a good idea of what you care about can read through millions of documents and send you summaries of only the most relevant information.
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No mangled FAQs or misspoken summaries will change this basic premise — because the alternative, continuing to let fossil fuel barons feather their nests with wealth stolen from our children — is unacceptable.
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The campaign was also very pleased by the releases, though Trump was advised not to react to it but rather to let it all play out, according to the interview summaries.
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The burden of proof needed for the unit to discipline players involved in suspicious matches has rarely been met, although Friday's report included summaries on three previously announced cases against players.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation has released a partial transcript of a 911 call made by Mateen from the club, and brief summaries of three other calls made by the gunman.
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While the esoteric case studies and historical summaries will appeal primarily to readers already familiar with Marx, the book also offers the simple pleasure of watching Davis's nimble mind at work.
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After removing bills that didn't directly deal with domestic gun access, we used summaries and text to classify as either gun control, gun rights, or a mix of the two ideologies.
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The first drop includes hundreds of pages of "302" reports, which are summaries of interviews with key players in President Donald Trump's campaign, including Stephen Bannon, Michael Cohen, and Rick Gates.
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Instead, the court posted its rulings on four fully-argued cases online, with the justices forgoing the usual public reading of opinion summaries in the ornate courtroom across from the Capitol.
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We hope you'll admire how they make solid and compelling arguments in a mere 450 words, and do it not as dry summaries of pros and cons, but with real voice.
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The evidence the government has turned over about that program includes summaries about what agency employees and contractors who served as guards, doctors and interrogators at the prisons saw and did.
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The company is proactively recommending specific podcasts to users it predicts will like them and made a point to include podcasts in its popular year-end summaries of users' listening habits.
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Last-second drama is great for viewers at home — but not so much for newspaper writers who are trying to crank out coherent summaries of the action for their section fronts.
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"One more thing we need to do is submit reports," he said, referring to one of several measures approved by the court requiring Myanmar to write regular summaries of its progress.
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The New York Times confirmed Mr. Ben-Oni's account via written summaries provided by Palo Alto Networks, Intel's McAfee and other security firms he used and asked to investigate the attack.
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In November, in response to our lawsuit which was joined by CNN, the Justice Department released the first installment of documents: hundreds of pages of summaries of FBI interviews with witnesses.
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Some Mueller investigators believe Barr should have included more material from their summaries in his memo to Congress, according to government officials familiar with the investigation who spoke to the Times.
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BookNotes is a digital service for busy folks that takes over 1,000 best-selling books and breaks them down into brief 15-minute summaries, helping you read more in less time.
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Lawmakers are sure to question him further about the Mueller letter, and why he declined to make those introductions and executive summaries immediately available in March as the special counsel requested.
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The website features product summaries on obscure drugs like 5-MeO-DiBF or 25B-NBOMe, which are then often used by dark web dealers as descriptions across different online black markets.
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Following the advice of security experts, I created long, complex passwords consisting of nonsensical phrases, lines from movies or one-sentence summaries of strange life events, and added numbers and special characters.
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After building a script to pull episode descriptions from Hulu, IMDB and Rotten Tomatoes, Luptowski used a tool called a markov chain to automatically predict text based on the existing episode summaries.
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"It is quite straightforward to take high-quality input text, spew out extractive summaries pushed up next to one another, and have it look somewhat coherent at a cursory glance," said Bigham.
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These changes mean that we no longer need to do things like write topic descriptions and short story summaries since we're relying on an algorithm to pull excerpts directly from news stories.
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The documents obtained by The New York Times, which included only bare summaries of a single year of Trump's tax filings, shed little light on the candidate's financial holdings and business relationships.
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Short summaries and analysis of important news stories Robert P. Baird does a great job describing the rise of Jacobin, the socialist magazine startup that has become a linchpin in leftist politics.
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Sullivan has also asked Mueller for documents related to Flynn's January 2017 interview with the FBI, including memoranda and what are known as 302s, forms on which agents record summaries of interviews.
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About the Fitch 50 Published annually, the Fitch 05403 is a high-profile compendium covering organizational structure diagrams, liquidity profiles, and credit agreement/indenture summaries of the largest 50 leveraged loan issuers.
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The House and Senate Armed Services committees released their summaries of the final NDAA conference report on Wednesday and are expected to release full text of the compromise policy bill on Thursday.
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The team behind the app has also build a meditation app and a book summaries app in the past, that didn't get that much traction, because we live in a visual world.
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"The scope of what we are now able to do in terms of 'real' sentiment, automated, readable summaries and contextual analysis is far beyond the traditional scope of reputation management," he claims.
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But some solace should be found in Obama's decision to bow to pressure in 2016 and start publishing summaries of civilian casualties from drone strikes, because they might not exist under Trump.
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With the starter plan, which happens to be on sale, you'll get three years of access to over 5,000 book summaries on up to five different devices (web browser, iOs, and Android).
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In July 2018, the White House suspended the practice of publishing public summaries of Trump's phone calls with world leaders, bringing an end to a common exercise from Republican and Democratic administrations.
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Mr. Trump said that "they should not do anything, asked why so many people had the emails, and that they needed to let the lawyers deal with it," according to the summaries.
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But according to the inspector general's report, as well as summaries of interviews with water board employees obtained by BuzzFeed News through a public records request, employees knew they weren't following protocols.
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Nicknamed 'order a daddy', the app, launched by the London Sperm Bank, features donor profiles complete with physical characteristics, donor self-summaries, medical information, pen sketches and staff impressions of the donors.
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Duckworth argued that the new process established under the bill would cut back on Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests made for travel summaries and in turn save government resources and time.
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But it didn't work, and didn't work, and didn't work, despite endless scientific reports and summaries, endless arguments and explanations, endless validators from different communities, endless accumulation of new science and evidence.
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Users can also display headlines and summaries from popular news organizations, forecasts from the Weather Channel, AccuWeather and other sources, feeds from the ESPN sports network, and updates from social media networks.
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Their petition and an attached appendix include a significant amount of information about what happened to Mr. Nashiri, drawn from classified summaries turned over to his defense team in the commission case.
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Merrill Lynch also plans to become more transparent in anticipation of the proposed rule by expanding delivery of summaries that outline services and associated fees to all brokerage clients including non-retirement accounts.
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Click here to view original GIFI always enjoy watching Pranay Patwardhan's short animation summaries of the previous year because I can't wait to see what event happens to morph into what animation next.
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Otherwise, The Creepy Line is stitched from cursory summaries of news items illustrated by repetitive strings of scary headline snippets, at least a couple of which don't refer to the incident being discussed.
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The singer-songwriter's remarks on how the book "Moby Dick" influenced him bear a close similarity to the SparkNotes summaries of the Herman Melville classic novel, according to an analysis on Slate.com. SparkNotes.
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At 19, he went to work as an aide in Zhongnanhai, the walled compound reserved for the party leadership in central Beijing, editing news summaries, collating letters and helping to edit Mao's works.
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The documents can be viewed only at guarded sites, and French deputies have complained that the information amounts to little more than "tactical summaries" that provide few details on the state of negotiations.
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Under the new framework the BoE published on Tuesday, banks with retail deposits of more than 50 billion pounds ($61 billion) must publicly disclose summaries on their own resolvability assessments by June 2021.
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It takes the most vital information and biggest ideas from all the most important business and personal development books and cuts to the heart of them in 12-minute animated videos and summaries.
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They demanded a full transcript of the July 25 phone call between Trump and the Ukrainian president, a list of all State Department officials who heard or received any summaries of the call.
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Joanna Geary, director of curation, says that Twitter is not a newsroom, but its employees responsible for news curation do write news headlines, summaries, and make decisions about content—just like news organizations.
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Under an agreement forged last week with the Justice Department, Judiciary Committee members have begun to get access to F.B.I. summaries of witness interviews and notes and other communications that Mr. Mueller collected.
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The summaries should feel pretty familiar to anyone who's watched videos on mobile social app — they're vertically-oriented, broken up into slides, accompanied by text captions and last for just a few minutes.
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Or you could skim Wikipedia summaries and then watch this delightful 7-minute video of a high school homecoming dance that sums up Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame with some fun choreography.
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With its bleak futuristic setting, dark color palette (electricity in the Montauk of the future is being rationed), and disconnect from the world of the Solloways, it feels designed to stymie neat summaries.
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But according to the FBI interview summaries, Manafort understood the Fox News host to be passing along messages from the president — whom Mueller accused of trying to "influence" Manafort after he was charged.
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Late Tuesday, Representative Jason Chaffetz, the Republican chairman of the House Oversight Committee, demanded that the F.B.I. turn over all "memoranda, notes, summaries and recordings" of discussions between Mr. Trump and Mr. Comey.
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"So I have read — I can't say every word — I've read wide swaths of it and summaries on others," Duffy told CNN's "New Day" when asked if he has read the entire bill.
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BlueCrest's spokesman said investors had received quarterly update letters providing a detailed progress report on each fund's asset-liquidation program, including expected timings of future distributions and summaries of the remaining asset portfolios.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. House Judiciary Committee Jerrold Nadler called on Attorney General William Barr on Thursday to release any summaries of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Trump-Russia report that were prepared by Mueller's team.
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The company notes that the resulting summaries could be used by sales or customer service representatives to quickly digest emails and information, which would allow them to spend more time focused on their customers.
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U.S. Attorney General William Barr An arm of the Justice Department regularly sent summaries and links to articles from an online white nationalist publication over the last year, a BuzzFeed News investigation has found.
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Hiroaki Izumi, general manager in charge of the compliance control department at Sumitomo Life Insurance, recalls holding unneeded in-house meetings and crafting elaborate summaries of business updates from each branch around the country.
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Last week, M-Files, a hybrid content management solution, announced it was acquiring Apprento, a Canadian startup that uses natural language processing (NLP) and natural language understanding (NLU) to provide semantically based intelligent summaries.
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A new trove of interview summaries and notes from the FBI's investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails lays out a series of allegations that could prove fodder for future attacks on the Democratic presidential nominee.
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The documents, part four of four to be released by the FBI, include notes and interview summaries that may illuminate more about the bureau's decision not to recommend Clinton be prosecuted for her actions.
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The feature will cover areas like voice notifications from any app you're using from the Hipchat Marketplace; hearing and verbally modifying source code; speaking messages to respond to questions from coworkers; and message summaries.
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"The letter made a key request: that Barr release the 448-page report's introductions and executive summaries, and made some initial suggested redactions for doing so, according to Justice Department officials," the Post writes.
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Mueller himself sent two letters to Barr, including one that objected to the way the report was being characterized and urging him to release the executive summaries that had been written for public dissemination.
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Here's a weekend treat for those of us who parsed every second of the Game of Thrones Season 7 trailers: HBO has revealed summaries of the first three episodes to screen later this month.
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A senior State Department official repeatedly pressed the FBI to change the classification of emails stored on Hillary Clinton's private server, according to FBI interview summaries set to be released in the coming days.
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The new release on Monday contains summaries of interviews conducted by the FBI — known by the form number of 85033 — of several contractors and government officials involved with the State Department in some fashion.
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Mueller also denied that anyone in his office was responsible for anonymously-sourced stories in the Washington Post and New York Times reporting that Mueller's team was unsatisfied with Barr's summaries of their report.
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Summaries are automatically generated for articles in each chapter, which can include quoted passages that are hyper-linked back to the original research papers for anyone wishing to dive deeper on a particular subject.
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Research suggests direct communication between hospital doctors and primary care doctors occurs infrequently and that discharge summaries — detailed records of a patient's hospital course — are often unavailable at a patient's first post-hospital visit.
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You can click through suggested auto-response text messages, into more detailed summaries of the weather, or through your calendar to see where your next appointment is even while you're in your current one.
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That's not necessarily a bad thing, because over-explaining the past wouldn't feel natural in these circumstances, but people who are new to the series should probably check out some plot summaries on Wikipedia.
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The list makers say they have given summaries of their findings, along with repatriation demands, to most foreign delegations, including those from the United Nations Fact-Finding Mission, who have visited the refugee camps.
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But in reviewing the F.B.I.'s summaries of Mr. Saipov's questioning, his lawyers wrote, "it is clear they interrogated Mr. Saipov about matters and contacts that overlap" with the covert surveillance of his communications.
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It would be a diagnosis with a direct connection to the data, rather than human intuition based on limited data and derivative summaries of anecdotal experiences with a relatively small number of local patients.
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While Colonel Pohl also ruled that the summaries were adequate for mitigation purposes, the defense is likely to argue on any appeal that death sentences should be off the table for the same reasons.
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That much can be discerned by a close study of the flight data that have been parsed out, as well as from glimpses into the cockpit provided by certain summaries of the audio recordings.
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The outlet has published hundreds of pages of interview summaries so far and says it expects to receive thousands more, providing depth to Mueller's published report and the surrounding web of inquiries into Trumpworld.
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It did release extensive "Trip Record Summaries" for some stays at Trump branded properties in Miami, Panama and Washington, DC. In Miami, those records show room rates ranged from $119 to $270 a night.
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The transaction summaries -- which SWIFT is calling Daily Validation Reports -- will give banks a better chance to see whether messages are being sent in their names and cut off robbers before another large robbery.
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Interior's website has included summaries of Bernhardt's daily appointments since he became acting secretary in January, but many of the entries have descriptions such as "External Event/Intergovernmental" or "Staff Meeting" without further detail.
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The New Mexico senator did say that Sharpley read summaries of the report, according to the AP. Sharpley also said that he had not destroyed the torture report, as he initially thought he did.
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The F.B.I. released summaries of interviews with the so-called underwear bomber of 2009, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, after a two-year legal battle with The New York Times under the Freedom of Information Act.
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In response to the lawsuit, the Justice Department on Monday released 295 pages of witness memoranda and summaries of FBI interviews as part of Mueller&aposs investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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DOJ lawyers said they had yet to turn over the summaries of interviews with McGahn, former national security adviser Michael Flynn, former Trump aide Steve Bannon and former White House communications director Hope Hicks.
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Since January, I have consistently tweeted 15 to 30 percent less each week than I did the week before, according to Twitter's summaries of my account activity (some of my followers may be grateful).
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The special counsel's report included summaries of the major findings, and some team members believed Mr. Barr should have included more of their material in his March 24 letter, according to the government officials.
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Nadler, a Democrat who is also demanding release of the full Mueller report to Congress, sent a letter to Barr citing media reports that Mueller's team prepared their own summaries of the special counsel's report.
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This book is a great resource for novices and aficionados, while the book also features movie trivia, full color posters, plot summaries, quotes, and production notes from your favorite and soon-to-be favorite movies.
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Drivers using the Android Auto and Echo Auto platforms have the option to use voice commands to unlock market performance summaries and sector updates, hear real-time quotes and check account balances and portfolio performance.
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The committee also asks which officials "within the Trump administration including within the White House were provided summaries or readouts of President Trump's meetings or calls" with Putin including the meetings in Hamburg and Helsinki.
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BookNotes, a digital service that provides readers with limited-time access to 15-minute synthesized summaries of over 1,000 best-selling books, will help hungry bookworms on a time crunch tackle a variety of books.
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None of the brief and general call summaries I received contained any mention of Burisma or former Vice President Biden, nor even suggested that President Trump had made any kind of request of President Zelensky.
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IMDbA subsidiary of Amazon, the Internet Movie Database, or IMDb, is an online database of information related to films, television programs, and video games, including casts, production crews, characters, biographies, plot summaries, trivia, and reviews.
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The problem with this is that unless you go all or nothing with one app, you're scattered between numerous different systems, some with push notifications, some with email summaries, some synced to your calendar, etc.
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Asked about the Justice Department investigations into the police departments in Ferguson, Missouri, and Chicago — massive studies that found huge problems at these agencies — Sessions said he hadn't read them, only looking at the summaries.
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Why it matters: Barr is about to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee, where he is sure to be grilled about why he did not publicly release prepared summaries of the report, as Mueller requested.
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Here are summaries of their proposals: ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ CLINTON: Would increase the estate tax to 65 percent from 40 percent and apply it to more estates, starting with those worth $3.5 million ($7 million for married couples).
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You can still use those notifications to jump into the relevant part of the app itself, but even before that, you'll be able to watch short videos and read news summaries directly from your notifications.
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Representative sentences and summaries had to be pulled from the papers and then reformulated for the review, both for copyright reasons and because the syntax of the originals may not work in the new context.
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As I wrote last week during the Voynich Manuscript fiasco, some news outlets will publish these press summaries verbatim without thinking critically about the paper, so it's good to see Cell Press striving for accuracy.
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BlackRock summaries them quite neatly, if pejoratively Norwegian deal (non-starter): this would involve full access to the European Economic Area (EEA) as enjoyed by Norway and others under the European Free Trade Association (EFTA).
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As is the nature of these TV Guide-style summaries, there isn't a whole lot of information — but when it comes to Game of Thrones fandom, a drop can turn into a whole Narrow Sea.
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"Additionally, if the Special Counsel's summaries fit the summary you provided on March 24, that would alleviate substantial concerns that the House Judiciary Committee may wish to discuss when you appear to testify," Nadler wrote.
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Last year, his administration appealed a well-reasoned state court decision that ordered it to release summaries of misconduct findings against the officer who used a choke hold in the 2014 arrest of Eric Garner.
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In certain cases, new drugs can now be approved based on "patient experience data" and data summaries, which are considered to be weaker evidence of a drug's efficacy and safety than traditional randomized clinical trials.
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During the call, according to Mr. Barr, the special counsel pressed again for Mr. Barr to immediately make public the executive summaries to provide a more accurate picture of the conclusions of the Mueller report.
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But some summaries and related material were included among intelligence documents covered by the President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 22027, and released in 2017 and 2018 in accordance with that law.
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And the Justice Department quickly determined that the summaries contain sensitive information, like classified material, secret grand-jury testimony and information related to current federal investigations that must remain confidential, according to two government officials.
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The chairman, Representative Jerrold Nadler of New York, asked for all evidence obtained by Mr. Mueller's investigators, including summaries of witness interviews and classified intelligence — and indicated he intended to air it to the public.
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Mr. Mueller noted that he had prepared detailed and accurate summaries of the two volumes of the report, one on contacts between the Trump campaign and Russian operatives, the second on potential obstruction of justice.
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It was a traditional holiday service with carols, readings of scripture and a "lively" version of "Go Tell It on the Mountain," according to the summaries from a White House pooler attending with the president.
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Bill Taylor: No, as a general rule, both United States and other countries including Ukraine will put out very short summaries that kind of hit the highlights of the discussion, but without going into detail.
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Three committees investigating the scandal released transcripts and summaries of closed-door interviews with the former US ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch and Michael McKinley, a former senior adviser to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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Back then, White House staffers provided Clinton with clips and summaries of the latest impeachment stories each day, but he also got information from his lawyers as well as from periodically watching TV news coverage.
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The allegations presented by New York prosecutors in nine cases across five jurisdictions reveal a pattern: Employers often falsified payroll summaries and underpaid workers by issuing bad checks or failing to pay the prevailing wage.
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The summaries cover key concepts and arguments of each book and allow you to add annotations, giving you a frame of reference for influential books even when you don't have the time to read them.
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The symptom search provides physician-vetted, plain-language summaries of common medical ailments, as well as self-treatment options and advice about when that rash ought to be checked out by a living, breathing doctor.
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Yet despite recording the summaries of various reported cases, OIG did not express an opinion as to whether extensive handling of alleged cases of tainted alcohol in Mexico falls under the State Department's area of responsibility.
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They work well when you want a little more context, but don't want to leave the app (if you don't like the way Newscasts autoplay videos and summaries, you can turn them off in the settings).
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At the end of each matchday in the season, Iliad - which is majority-owned by billionaire Xavier Niel - will also release a magazine featuring game summaries, the goals, an overview of developments and the best highlights.
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That same day, Nielsen leaned on Taylor and Wolf after reading a morning news briefing, which included a sampling of President Trump's tweets and summaries of articles about DHS, that had been prepared for her office.
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A spokesperson for Moulton's campaign told BuzzFeed News that the Massachusetts congressman had read "extensive summaries" of the report and that he's waiting for the unredacted version of the report to be provided to the public.
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The host - who looks and sounds exactly like the presenter reading a sports recap – then delivers match summaries using Reuters photography and reports to provide key action and commentary without any human scripting, editing or production.
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These were details in those case summaries that we did not publish, but we had extensive background briefings on these where we got to ask questions to understand and critique, and say what's the issue here.
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" Asked about reports that the Mueller team was dissatisfied with the 4-page letter, Barr said: "I suspect that they wanted more put out, but in my view, I was not interested in putting out summaries.
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They occasionally fall into the "and then X character did Y, so A character did B" of Wikipedia plot summaries, but Warcraft at least makes an attempt to differentiate their hopes and desires from each other.
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This You Exec Plus lifetime subscription delivers some of the most insightful and perspective-altering career advice right to your computer or mobile device, from interviews with iconoclastic CEOs to summaries of the hottest business books.
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Among other things, TPA requires the administration to provide summaries of its objectives and proposals in the NAFTA negotiations and to publish the full text of any new agreement 60 days before the president signs it.
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"Many of the summaries are so significantly altered that they seem insufficient to meet the requirement that they place the defense in substantially the same position as would discovery of the underlying documents," the judge wrote.
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SINCE 1976 every American president has willingly made at least some tax information public—and other than Gerald Ford, who released only summaries, all have shared at least one year of their returns with the public.
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Under the new framework the BoE published on Tuesday, banks with retail deposits of more than 50 billion pounds ($61 billion) must publicly disclose summaries on their own resolvability assessments or "living wills" by June 2021.
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The letter ordered the publisher to stop publication of the book, including excerpts and summaries in the press, like Wednesday's widely read and quoted "Donald Trump Didn't Want to be President," published in New York Magazine.
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Illustrating tensions between the two men, Barr described as "a bit snitty" a March 27 letter from Mueller in which the special counsel urged him to release broader summaries of his findings - a step Barr rejected.
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The "potential donors" were more likely to be scheduled for meetings and were more likely to meet with members of Congress or top staffers than average citizens making the same request (summaries here, here, and here).
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The company plans to involve itself in Republican and Democratic National Convention coverage, too, including by offering event summaries and speaker lineups in the Google app, as well as live streams of the conventions on YouTube.
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Nor did campaign advisers and aides provide evidence that any member of the Trump campaign had colluded either, according to summaries of 44 findings and more than two dozen recommendations the committee voted to release Thursday.
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Two days later, hours before Mr. Barr's letter was sent to Congress, Mr. Mueller's investigators reminded Justice Department officials about executive summaries they had written to be condensed, easily digestible versions of their 448-page report.
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The bureau has made public hundreds of pages of documents related to the probe, including the official summaries of interviews done by investigators, and the State Department is releasing batches of emails uncovered during the investigation.
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In addition to the FBI interview summaries, which are known as 302s, the FBI report also includes information that came in to the FBI's tip line, according to congressional sources and people briefed on the documents.
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You can find out more about different platforms by going to trusted sources such as Common Sense Media and the eSafety commissioner website in Australia, which provide useful summaries of new apps and their safety features.
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As people began posting more news, it created previews for links, with larger images and headlines and longer summaries; eventually, it created Instant Articles, allowing certain publishers (including The Times) to publish stories natively in Facebook.
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The final version of the annual defense policy bill sets aside $58 million dollars to respond to Russia's violations of an arms treaty without scrapping the treaty altogether, according to committee aides and summaries released Wednesday.
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At issue is whether the sources saying that the summaries contained sensitive information that makes their release difficult or the sources saying they were written with minimal sensitive information to make their releases easier are correct.
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Two witnesses who gave evidence at the hearing filed formal complaints to the committee over the way evidence was presented in official summaries of their hearing, according to copies of the complaints the witnesses sent to Reuters.
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The product also serves up automated summaries of retrieved news article; points to related stories; profiles social media performance; charts the volume of stories on a particular topic over time; shows sentiment breakdown; and details article length.
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Daily activity and step summaries are also bundled into weekly digests delivered to the watch, along with info on long walks, naps and the like, plus coaching info designed to motivate the wearer based on past performance.
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Exploring the Deep Web, he found that many members of the armed forces had downloaded peer-to-peer file-sharing programs, and were inadvertently exposing files: records of troop movements, accounts of I.E.D. attacks, and intelligence summaries.
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It's been called a link tax because it would charge sites when they provide links and summaries of stories, and it's controversial because, while Google may be able to front that cost, an average blogger wouldn't be.
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