How Mitch McConnell summarized the day: Senate Majority Leader summarized the day -- per CNN's Jeremy Herb, who was trolling the Senate halls at 2 a.m.
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They released the COMETA Report , which summarized their findings.
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"So if it's severe, go to an allergist," summarized Fauci.
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These would be sorted, summarized and presented to Facebook leadership.
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"I thought we were getting done there," one rider summarized.
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The answer can be summarized in just four letters: TEFL.
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Speaking to CNBC, Alabbar summarized the outlook for the company.
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Forbath has succinctly summarized the core argument of this tradition.
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Much of this information is summarized on the N.C.C.I.H. website.
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"A big fucking deal," as Joe Biden famously summarized it.
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What follows are edited and summarized excerpts from our conversation.
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A 22018 study from the RAND Corporation summarized the evidence.
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" Or, as prosperity believers summarized it for me, "I am blessed.
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Summarized plainly, neither group thinks the other qualifies as correctly Satanist.
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Not even his death, it turns out, can be pithily summarized.
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The responses will be summarized in a report published in June.
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That advice can be summarized with a just a few words.
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But his real life presence can be summarized by another: normal.
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F2016 (+19% CAGR); emphasizing some incremental key metrics as summarized below.
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Rosie Assoulin's collections can often be summarized in one word: voluminous.
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He summarized the Democrats' dilemma with Kavanaugh better than anyone else.
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"Two fun shots," the All-Star starter summarized of his night.
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You have summarized the film as a reflection of Trump's America.
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Slate's chief political correspondent, Jamelle Bouie, a millennial, summarized his feelings.
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His brand can be summarized in three words: tough on security.
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With the help of an interpreter, Galloway summarized the criminal complaint.
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On "Weekend Update," co-anchor Michael Che succinctly summarized the story.
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He summarized his best California strategy in two words: "Win Iowa."
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Bill Nelson just summarized things pretty well with his opening statement.
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As for what they learned, here's how Google summarized the findings: 1.
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"Really, it's a celebration of the dogs in our lives," Frei summarized.
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The report can be summarized as follows:Don't clean your ears too much.
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Iceland's sustained growth since 2010 can be summarized in three letters: WOW.
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He could have summarized his version of events in a single paragraph.
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In my previous post, I summarized a raging debate on that subject.
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One Weibo user, quoted by the New York Times, summarized the symbolism.
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The findings are summarized in Wait But Why's comprehensive tipping chart below:
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"The dog is doing real stuff — not riding a skateboard," Hodges summarized.
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Unlike prior decades, the fashion of the '90s cannot be easily summarized.
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The global economics of soybean trade can be summarized in two tables.
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Clinton's inquiry was summarized by the reveal of Lewinsky's semen-stained dress.
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Meanwhile, our emotional state is best summarized by this spot-on tweet.
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"Working with Democrats is dangerous," is how Hacker summarized likely Republican thinking.
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The Saban philosophy of quarterbacking can be summarized as: Don't screw up.
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All the information you need to know is summarized within the lecture.
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In short, the weekend can be summarized by power, sex and data.
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Barr's initial March 24 letter summarized and selectively quoted from Mueller's report.
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The reaction of Western states to this proposal was best summarized by Gov.
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Here are the company's answers, courtesy of a spokesperson and summarized by Recode.
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In late September, those findings were summarized in a 226-word press release.
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The Democratic Party cannot and should not be summarized as establishment versus progressives.
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Mr. Obama summarized the new Democratic consensus in a speech in Elkhart, Ind.
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The young doctor briefly summarized what she and the patient had talked about.
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We returned to the room, and the doctor summarized his observations for Shteynberg.
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But there's a third answer, which can be summarized in one number: 34.
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All of early 21st-century U.S. sociological commentary summarized in a single garment.
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Romney initially released two years of returns with summarized information for previous years.
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For defense contractors, the message is best summarized by the warning from Rep.
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In September, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention summarized some disturbing developments.
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That workplace culture investigation was summarized in a publicly released document in June.
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The campaign's letter summarized Bloomberg's health, though it did not include medical records.
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Lack: It's telling that the few acts of consummated sex here are summarized.
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Berkovitz, in his dissent, summarized what he believes the changes mean in practice.
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It's a little too dynamic to be summarized, and therefore basically goes overlooked.
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This is a complex story, not well suited to being summarized in bullet points.
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Harvard University's John McDonough summarized them in 2015 for the academic journal Health Affairs.
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" CasaPound's political vision, said Gianluca Iannone, can be summarized as "Italian first — like Trump.
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So, I gave her the photo book that summarized our story, start to finish.
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The report can be fairly summarized in two sentences: She shouldn't have done that.
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Honestly I think the whole thing was best summarized in a single iconic photo.
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In their paper, Yaden and his colleagues summarized the link between awe and unselfishness.
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Because the exchange was hard to hear, Ramos summarized Greenberg's testimony to the courtroom.
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With the pivot on the end as well: the fight summarized in a gif.
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Kiraly summarized his coaching philosophy with five F's: fast, family, fun, fortitude and ferociousness.
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Here's the Senate lay of the land for August, as summarized by Roll Call.
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We summarized it here, and The Atlantic wrote a more in-depth take here.
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It summarized three of them to provide a range of cases the board receives.
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Those who write a popular book open themselves up to being "summarized" on Amazon.
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In 1988, Jay Carr, film critic for The Boston Globe, summarized Mr. Roeg's style.
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Justice Elena Kagan summarized her dissent from the bench, a sign of profound disagreement.
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"It can be summarized in two words, which is that youth matters," Kagan said.
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The agents summarized their highly unusual interview and sent word to Washington on Aug.
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"It's bad political theater," Police Chief Art Acevedo of Houston neatly summarized the debate.
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The articles summarized above come from me, Reed Abelson, Haeyoun Park and Kevin Quealy.
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The appalling conditions faced in 1992, summarized in the messages below, linger in 23.
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" Fijian leader Frank Bainimarama later summarized the meeting as settling "for the status quo.
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They argue (as Vox's Sean Illing has summarized) that all politics is identity politics.
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Patrice Gaucher, CEO of Aerial Entertainment Studios, summarized the view of many panel experts.
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She summarized her advice to the next generation of women in one word: confidence.
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In a summary to Congress on Sunday, Attorney General William Barr summarized the report's findings.
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These abstract cultural issues are perfectly summarized by the installation's setting inside a defunct classroom.
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My relationship with Twitter is best summarized as the kind you have with a sibling.
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His story could not be easily summarized, but Rebecca didn't want to say even that.
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But there's a lot of caveats here, as The Verge's Sean O'Kane expertly summarized recently.
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This data is summarized by Mark J. Perry of the University of Michigan and AEI.
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Reject or embrace the march, it's fascinating to see it summarized in a single image.
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The rules are briefly summarized, which is usually a sign they're strong and far-reaching.
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Dave Nagle and is often summarized as: Organize, organize, and get hot at the end.
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For your convenience and my pleasure, I've summarized the upcoming summer blockbusters in haiku form.
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Where we ended up is something that cannot be summarized, it can only be felt.
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"She can only be herself when she's not herself" is how Mr. Jenkins summarized her.
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The facts are summarized in a comprehensive research paper published by my friend, Brig. Gen.
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Commenting on Twitter, Estonian President Toomas Hendrik Ilves summarized how Moscow's credibility has been strained.
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The agent had heard everything, too, but Enotiades summarized what the trafficker had agreed to.
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Comments from the U.S. colleges named in this article are summarized in this table: tmsnrt.
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Katchen summarized his thoughts on how to invest in an Excel document for his buddies.
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Their results are summarized in their new book, Unequal: How American Courts Undermine Discrimination Law.
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In the end, however, most can be summarized by a single image: people getting high.
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Hillary Clinton's election strategy at this point in the campaign can be summarized quite simply.
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The congressman also summarized Mulvaney's message, saying the administration was determined to get a vote.
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" As she summarized it: "He thought he could be a better woman than you could.
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Julia Azari nicely summarized the challenges faced by Democrats in a recent piece at FiveThirtyEight.
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Only seven of his colleagues were present as he summarized the opinion from the bench.
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"Where enterprise leads, finance follows," as Cambridge economist Joan Robinson summarized in the early 43s.
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The study summarized on Monday specifically does not make that claim, its principal author, Prof.
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Nor should we try to extract a system that can be summarized on a chalkboard.
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Justice Stephen G. Breyer summarized his dissent from the bench, a sign of deep disagreement.
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But in all the studies summarized above, there were really no serious adverse events reported.
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A news release summarized key details of the episode, which began at 12:30 a.m.
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In the public judicial orders, claims are sparingly summarized, and accused judges' names rarely appear.
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Both sides mainly summarized the points they made over the past six weeks of trial.
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Diet books, of course, can usually be summarized in just three words: Everything in moderation.
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A lot of big tech policy fights can be summarized as one big, clear demand.
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For Israel, the expectation from the United Nations can be summarized in one word: equality.
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And each party's justification can often be summarized with a schoolyard classic: They started it.
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After each daughter summarized her needs, Emma gave her money, but it was rarely enough.
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I've summarized the whole story, because its peculiarities are representative of Williams's body of work.
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Even when matter-of-factly summarized by their publishers, children's books sound fabricated and insane.
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The witness interviews outside the grand jury proceeding get summarized in memos written by investigators.
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The Mueller report, as summarized by Barr, poses something of a challenge for 2020 Democrats.
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Justice Stephen G. Breyer summarized his dissent from the bench, a sign of profound disagreement.
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He summarized it as containing four major pillars, of which tax reform was just one.
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I mean, I think you have summarized quite well the basic First Amendment arguments here.
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Furman summarized five ways the Republican tax bill could, beyond the obvious, deepen inequality: 1.
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There may be some health benefits associated with intermittent fasting, which Bojan Kostevski has summarized here.
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"Black Widow is barren and therefore dead inside," summarized Meredith Woerner and Katharine Trendacosta at i09.
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"Water is not the cook's best friend when it comes to preparing vegetables," the researchers summarized.
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Eliot Horowitz summarized and addressed all the issues, dropped the mic and left for a while.
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Lake County Sheriff Mark Curran summarized how the shooting of Lt. Gliniewicz came to national attention.
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The first photo summarized Teigen's feelings about being in her seventh issue of the Swimsuit edition.
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" The article summarized his plan: "The increased infrastructure spending would be offset by unspecified budget cuts.
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I was disappointed that this review generalized and summarized without any genuine engagement with the book.
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Barr's letter to Congress summarized the Mueller report's findings, which reportedly exceed 300 pages in length.
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Dr. Busk summarized Mr. Pence's medical history and results of a physical examination from July 6.
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In light of the conclusions on business investment just summarized, that is a truly peculiar claim.
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Barr had initially summarized Mueller's findings in a four-page letter to Congress on March 24.
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This would be summarized by the phrase "No keyboards" and sometimes "No keyboards, no female vocals".
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Instead, the report, at least as summarized by Attorney General William Barr, landed with a thud.
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There may be no definitive Supreme Court ruling, but as the court summarized in Clinton v.
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Researchers summarized the existing evidence about PFAS chemicals that can act like established cancer-causing chemicals.
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Justice Stephen G. Breyer summarized his dissent from the bench, a rare move signaling intense disagreement.
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Kyle Pomerleau, a tax analyst with the American Enterprise Institute, summarized various scenarios with this chart.
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Andy Clark, a lean Scottish philosopher with a punk shock of pink hair, summarized Dennett's views.
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Summarized today, the report can sound like a call for fewer puppies and more skin fungus.
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They were summarized in the most recent Harvard Heart Letter: • Make time to prepare healthy meals.
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Speaking to CNBC in Egypt's capital, Cairo, Zuckerberg summarized them into advice for would-be entrepreneurs.
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Both sides mainly summarized the points they had made over the past six weeks of trial.
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The reports will not include opinions from the agents doing the interviewing nor any summarized conclusions.
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The New York Times on October 18 summarized the question now posed to House and Senate.
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Amazon's 210th and final press release of the year summarized the company's holiday season: best ever.
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Those points are summarized in our report and I will describe two of them for you.
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Here are several incidents as summarized in the suit, complete with quotes from the alleged text messages.
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My answers can be summarized in four names: James Comey, Jeff Sessions, Rod Rosenstein and Christopher Wray.
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It was in these books that he summarized, in detail, his beliefs as well as his career.
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The report summarized findings from an IRS audit of 15.7 million tax returns from 2008 to 2010.
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As Bob Musclewhite sat in his Boxster, he summarized what makes Rennsport so special for Porsche fans.
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What makes Chalamet so alluring is his acting style which can be summarized in one word: vulnerable.
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In her essay for Electric Lit, writer Jennifer Baker summarized the deep issues behind centering Black trauma.
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The court summarized defendant Timothy Anderson's situation: Anderson filed a pretrial motion seeking dismissal of the indictment.
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Barnes summarized the situation aptly Tuesday night, telling a reporter, "We're coming to a gunfight with spoons."
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Download the full and summarized versions of Americans for the Arts's "Arts & Economic Prosperity 5" report here.
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Each voter had their own list, however, this race can be best summarized by three statements: 1.
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She summarized the results in a bracing New York Times op-ed: Soon I noticed something peculiar.
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In his closing statement, Hayes summarized the controversy and noted that NBC denies the allegations by Farrow.
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" She did not make the impression that she made at the party, which he summarized as "Wow.
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" Rachel Donadio, writing in The New York Times, once summarized his work as "architectural models gone wild.
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" McKibben's worst fear is summarized in his subtitle: "Has the Human Game Begun to Play Itself Out?
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We summarized the terse, jargonish police log entries, which reflect some stark realities about Chicago's crime plague.
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But for those of you who prefer to read things, we've also summarized the questions and answers.
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They were summarized in a roundup of fake news stories by Mexico's leading legitimate news network, Televisa.
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In the fall of 1998, he and Secor summarized their research on pythons in the journal Nature.
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" - Bill, Atlanta 'Queen & Slim' "The plot can be summarized in one sentence: 'A Tinder date-turned-tragedy.
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Mr. Tober summarized a handful of unflattering comments from unnamed judges and lawyers to support that conclusion.
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Olson asked how Woods's three dogs were doing, and Woods's response also neatly summarized his own status.
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" Newsweek summarized his appointment as music director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic in 1985 as "Bernstein West.
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We talk to Maggie Haberman and Mike Schmidt about how the attorney general summarized the Mueller report.
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Whatever he decides to turn over to Congress may be redacted or summarized to address those concerns.
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One of the women summarized the incident in a single tweet, which has since garnered over 1,000 retweets.
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Nothing went as planned, and it was all summarized by a now iconic photo of a cheese sandwich.
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Many of the posts in these digital break rooms can be summarized as: Here's what happened to me.
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On April 26, the administration released a one-page list of tax proposals summarized in 12 bullet points.
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The 2012 paper summarized the results of two experiments, including an observation of how students behaved during lunchtime.
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Ashley Madison also summarized the main reasons that men and women find it "easy" to begin an affair.
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The confidential document, whose contents were not independently confirmed by CNN, summarized the Malaysian police investigation into Zaharie.
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Their conclusions are summarized in a new book, Designing Climate Solutions: A Policy Guide for Low-Carbon Energy.
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These are summarized by the term agreeableness, one of five broad dimensions capturing the majority of human personality.
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Roberts, appearing to read from a prepared statement, summarized the two votes by Chase in the Johnson trial.
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Chad Moeller, a former big league catcher and Tebow's private coach since June, summarized the challenge at hand.
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The previous report, summarized by Bloomberg, found that 46% of daily U.S. Snapchatters can't be found on Instagram.
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Additionally, as traffic jams frequently form at the same location, the bottleneck tool aggregated and summarized these locations.
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He gets the detailed, summarized version of the emotional combat I engage in with my psychologist each week.
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In 2018, political scientist Daniel Drezner summarized this consensus in The Washington Post: "The world hates President Trump."
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Both sides largely summarized the arguments that they had been making over the last six weeks of trial.
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Dozens of similarly vivid imaginary places are summarized in a new compendium, "Literary Wonderlands," edited by Laura Miller.
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There are a few that stand out and deserve consideration for viewing priority, so we've summarized them below.
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To watch Bebe Rexha's video for "Meant to Be" is to see Florida Georgia Line's appeal summarized visually.
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According to Frank Luntz, one of the most respected Republican pollsters, it can summarized in a word: "security".
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The information was summarized in a U.S. intelligence report which was presented to Trump and Obama this month.
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The effects of these programs are ably summarized in Barnard College political scientist Michael Miller's book Subsidizing Democracy.
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The July 7 document, known as a closing memorandum, summarized the city agency's assistance in the federal investigation.
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In a 2007 paper, a herpetologist, Van Wallach, summarized nearly a thousand reported cases of two-headed snakes.
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" A Twitter user named Rust Belt Jacobin summarized the missing as: "Leftists; Trump supporters; Latinos; working-class people.
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The day was aptly summarized by outfielder Jay Bruce, who was later traded by the Mets to Cleveland.
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" Then, Mr. Schiff summarized Mr. Trump's comments and said: "We've been very good to your country, very good.
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Consider Defense Secretary James Mattis, whose torments were summarized by James Hohmann this week in The Washington Post.
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In general, the texts, as summarized by authorities, can be characterized as hateful, demeaning, rude, and utterly offensive.
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But, even in that, Trump got a boost from the Mueller report as summarized to lawmakers by Barr.
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I don't know what Neak's work means to Cambodian women — as if that was an easily summarized, singular group.
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A sweater reading "Slime City" summarized the theme of the collection, hinting to the 1980's comedy-horror film.
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Union members described it as a cursory PowerPoint that summarized what they already knew from official documents about MPP.
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Zmirak's post was soon summarized by state-funded Russian website Sputnik and picked up by American conservative site RedState.
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These are the search terms we used: Two Mandarin-speakers read through the posts and summarized them in English.
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You summarized my view very accurately, which is that the big question moving forward is what does China want?
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You can read the company's formal list of punishments at the link above, but we've also summarized them below.
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Fallout 4 featured fewer character-building RPG options, and dialogue choices are often summarized with a word or two.
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McGahn's testimony, as summarized in Mueller's report, is potentially devastating to Trump on the matter of obstruction of justice.
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In response, industry veteran James Kuffner of the Toyota Research Institute summarized the challenges of building robots on Facebook.
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"We're guilty of that too because we go in with our phone to take pictures," Liz summarized the problem.
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" That's how President Obama memorably summarized the systematic abuse of detainees carried out in his predecessor's "war on terror.
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Graham summarized the framework as "the wall plus something else" that he hopes would garner some Democratic support. Sens.
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This is the second time I've summarized a presidential debate by listing Donald Trump's untruths, and there's a reason.
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As with past festivals, the L.A. Phil has masterminded an experience too absorbingly complex to be summarized in brief.
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In a comment on his announcement, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg summarized Rose's influence on Facebook's direction over the years.
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"The findings are summarized in the synopsis, and the images are proof of the asbestos fibers that I found."
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What happened in the meantime to make Holmes into a legend may be summarized in two words: Felix Frankfurter.
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"He added: "I am going to sign a decree that can be summarized as follows: I stay at home.
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In a dissent that he summarized from the bench, Justice Stephen G. Breyer accused the majority of acting inconsistently.
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He summarized what was the Republican view on keeping the government out of media all the way through 2016.
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" DiCicco's coaching style was summarized in an aphorism attributed to Hamm: "Coach us like men, treat us like women.
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The Trump administration's regulatory policy can generally be summarized as marching to the orders of the businesses it regulates.
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The Trump administration's regulatory policy can generally be summarized as marching to the orders of the businesses it regulates.
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"It's ICE unchained, a rabid dog now, no limit in sight," the lawyer summarized, sounding more sad than radicalized.
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Each philosopher gave a talk summarizing another's work; afterward, the philosopher who had been summarized responded and took questions.
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The Merck and Bristol-Myers trial results were summarized in press releases but complete results have not been presented.
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We&aposve summarized some of its main lessons on how to be a likable, persuasive, and influential leader.1.
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By 11:00 on Election Night 2017, the results had been universally summarized in a single emoji: a wave.
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While testifying before the House Armed Services Committee in 2007, former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates summarized it well.
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The memo summarized the "ops research" conducted by former British MI85033 agent Christopher Steele, who is now in hiding.
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For now, he has been cleared of collusion, according to Barr's four-page letter that summarized the Mueller report.
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The basic governmental setup since the dawn of civilization could be summarized, simply, as taking orders from the boss.
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"There is always a temporary trade-off between inflation and unemployment; there is no permanent trade-off," he summarized.
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The results, summarized below, reveal how often humans had to wrest control away from the computer, and why (sort of).
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And a little more than an hour later, she summarized their exchange in an email to her supporters seeking contributions.
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Those are the facts as summarized by US District Court Judge Kenneth Marra, based on depositions, affidavits, and other evidence.
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That's the goal, anyway, and our expectations of globalized services of this kind can be summarized in one word: consistency.
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YouTuber Daniella Perkins summarized her experience in a vlog and included footage of herself crying while in the Dote house.
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The elegance of Apple's new lineup is in how obvious the choices become and how quickly they can be summarized.
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Instantly and frequently summarized as "the killer app movie," Justin Dec's writing and directing feature debut is that and more.
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Hough and Page also looked at state reports which summarized operations at California oil fields in the early 20th century.
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Jaclyn Schildkraut, author of Mass Shootings: Media, Myths, and Realities, summarized the evidence for Vox: The copycat effect is real.
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To make your life easier, we summarized each story related to Trump so you can make sense of it all.
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Butler's partner, Tabrez Yousuf, summarized the movie's vision in one sentence: "Marlo Stanfield from 'The Wire' goes to the NBA."
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In a four-page letter to top lawmakers, the top Justice Department official summarized key findings from Mueller's historic investigation.
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Mattis and Tillerson's approach could be summarized as maximum pressure — leveraging diplomatic, economic, and military pressure to achieve a result.
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"YouTube's A.I. learns these videos increase user engagement, and increases recommendations for [them]," Chaslot wrote as he summarized his findings.
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Barr has yet to publicly release the report but summarized it last month in a four-page letter to lawmakers.
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As is the Fed's standard practice, the description of the meeting was stripped of names and summarized in bloodless language.
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As Jared Bernstein summarized in a nice New York Times op-ed recently, the puzzle might not be so puzzling.
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Going forward, the updates and other general policy news will be summarized in a daily blog post on Track-Trump.com.
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Founder and Executive Director of the Caribbean Equality Project, Mohamed Amin, summarized that sentiment best as he closed his speech.
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Some of these thoughts were summarized as haikus, which Guerilla Science shared as animated GIFs on their social media accounts.
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If I were to have simply summarized blood lead statistics by ZIP code, the pattern would not have been striking.
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Taylor Swift has words for people in the age of coronavirus, and they can be summarized in two: stay home.
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On Friday the agency summarized the current status of each of its facilities and major projects in a comprehensive update.
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They summarized their research in their first book, "How Monkeys See the World: Inside the Mind of Another Species" (1990).
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" He discussed a class party and mentioned a nearby bar, which he summarized by saying: "We had a memorable evening.
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An exceptional number of Canada Letter readers have weighed in with emails, some of which we summarized earlier this week.
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About 13 minutes into the 20-minute announcement, after he had summarized various legal rationales, he misstated the overall judgment.
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This is a concept called linearity, which Cohen summarized in a graph: This feel intuitive: Isn't more money always better?
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The findings were summarized in an interim report first disclosed by The Independent and seen by The New York Times.
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Montano summarized it this way when discussing what Trump, ideally, should do during the initial response: Sign an emergency declaration.
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It summarized a 1979 inspector general report as having recommended "strictly prohibiting free tickets for employees," but noted the practice continued.
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She summarized its impact this way: Cassidy-Graham would arguably be more disruptive, not less, to the current health care system.
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The AI Now report has a number of recommendations, which I've summarized below but really are worth reading in their entirety.
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"In this Order we must decide either that competition must suffer or unserved Americans should go without broadband," summarized Commissioner Clyburn.
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There is a long laundry list of fears around the banks which can be best summarized as a lack of growth.
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If practices seemed to be pushing the envelope, the FCC would respond with an inquiry such as the one summarized here.
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This short video and explainer is summarized from The Motherboard Guide to Not Getting Hacked , our comprehensive guide to digital security.
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Pepkor's chief executive, Leon Lourens, welcomed the findings of the summarized investigation report, which said his company financial statements were clean.
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Mendel concisely summarized each of Season 6's major conflicts last year with brutal-yet-cute loops featuring his favorite characters.
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" Abruzzi would continue attending rock concerts to tend to people having bad trips, and summarized his wisdom in "5000 Bad Trips.
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Between the lines: Both sides catch parts of the truth, which is best summarized by the independent Medicare Payment Advisory Commission.
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This form gives the IRS permission to send summarized transcripts of your tax returns to a third party, like a lender.
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Ford testified that she does not remember whether she showed The Washington Post her therapy notes or if she summarized them.
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She summarized by saying that she did not believe that Jeff Sessions ought to be confirmed to a federal judicial position.
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Mr. Winterkorn received a two-page memo in November 2014 that summarized the technical problems with Volkswagen vehicles in various locations.
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The methodology appears to be that Kyl and his team simply interviewed 133 conservative individuals and organizations and summarized their opinions.
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The report was summarized in an addendum to a U.S. intelligence report presented to Trump and President Barack Obama this month.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MILAN, Italy — The aesthetician Richard Wollheim summarized the way that traditional historians understand visual style.
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I summarized my reflections on the event in a Facebook post that I shared publicly with my online friends and followers.
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This was a classified document, but Westmoreland and Davidson summarized parts of it in a major press briefing on Nov. 11.
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The outcome is apparent in Jared Kushner's tax returns, which were summarized in the documents reviewed by The New York Times.
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" As his biographer Walter Isaacson summarized, "Einstein was never an inspired teacher, and his lectures tended to be regarded as disorganized.
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Mr. Mueller's report to Mr. Barr, summarized in a letter to Congress on Sunday, seems to have finally proved the point.
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Mr. Netanyahu summarized a similar conundrum confronting his predecessor, Ehud Olmert, in 2008, at the height of Mr. Olmert's legal troubles.
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The embarrassing outline of the story is known, summarized in eyebrow-raising detail by Michael Wines in The Times this week.
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The new study summarized field work showing that the volcanic activity triggered sudden climate change that destabilized ecosystems around the planet.
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This regulation can be summarized as deeply flawed policy that will exacerbate the needs of our nation's youngest and most vulnerable.
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In his oral history, Dad summarized another key lesson on race as follows: I concluded that I am only one person.
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" After things wrapped up, he summarized his role by saying, "I did nothing in particular and I did it very well.
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For example, my colleague Thomas B. Edsall beautifully summarized the recent academic analyses of what personality traits supposedly determine Trump support.
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I summarized what he seemed to have laid out for me: The Olympics attack clearly wasn't the work of North Korea.
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The report summarized startup performance in public and private markets in 2019 and laid out the guidelines for success in 2020.
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The report summarized official estimates of militants and civilians killed last year in counterterrorism airstrikes where the 2013 safeguards generally applied.
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Republicans tend to be more content, as 79% said they are satisfied with Mueller's findings as summarized by the Barr memo.
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This short video and explainer is summarized from The Motherboard Guide to Not Getting Hacked , our comprehensive guide to digital security.
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She opened up about the friendships in her life for Glamour in 2016, when she summarized what she loved most about them.
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Correction: A previous version of this article mistakenly summarized conclusions from a 2016 minimum-wage study by economists at Michigan State University.
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In 2012, the Israeli government, under the direction of Prime Minister Netanyahu, published the Levy Commission Report, which summarized this legal position.
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It was hard to conclude, tenBroek summarized, that the judges weren't simply selecting evidence in order to justify the results they preferred.
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After Weissmann summarized the allegations against Manafort in court, Jackson asked Manafort if it was an accurate description of what he did.
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In Kim's GQ profile, the magazine summarized her ascension well: "Kanye West's endorsement altered the public's perception," GQ editor Caity Weaver wrote.
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Experts on the FBI and surveillance policy say the Nunes memo's arguments, at least as summarized in press accounts, are extremely dodgy.
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The findings summarized above do not lead to a definitive conclusion that harassment has gone up or sexual assault has gone down.
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It was apparently downloaded 9.5 million times and was based upon technology that aggregated news articles and summarized them in short paragraphs.
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It was a fountain of false science and very bad sex advice, as reported by Kommersant and summarized, in English, by Meduza.
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It's like a summarized version of each series, boiled down to the base-level ideas to familiarize viewers with each hero's agenda.
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Researchers from the UK and Canada summarized several studies that look at the impact of tobacco packaging on consumer attitudes and behavior.
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Not only did it acknowledge a significant passing of time, it also quickly summarized what the company has achieved during that time.
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" In 2012, BuzzFeed summarized the sentiments of grossed-out youths everywhere in a list declaring "Why Moist Is The Worst Word Ever.
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Sony's CES announcements this year are neatly summarized by the void of nothingness between COO Mike Fasulo's hands in the photo above.
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" Over 26 minutes, Pompeo articulated a strategy that can best be summarized as, "Do everything we say, or we will crush you.
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Up top we dug into the latest in the land of crypto, which Danny had politely summarized for us in an article.
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How they plan to enter the market revolves around two main business models which could be summarized as Lead Gen and Accelerator.
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For the Trump campaign, and now the Trump administration, our approach is summarized under the "Make America Great Again" motto, or #MAGA.
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Eghbal's report two years ago summarized the vast issues facing open source maintainers, challenges that have remained essentially unchanged in the interim.
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It's "all about missing the right moment" in an affair — over and over and over — as one dance writer summarized this work.
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The previous releases have fleshed out details that Mueller summarized in his final report regarding President Donald Trump's and his campaign's actions.
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That plot can hardly be summarized, let alone spoiled; it's a shaggy whale story designed to defy all logic but a dream's.
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Cyborg Beetles can be summarized with this completely normal sentence: Aerospace engineers in Singapore control real, live beetles with a Wii controller.
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"Very special people, a very special country," Mr. Trump summarized, a bit mechanically, before heading off to Florida for the Thanksgiving holiday.
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The Mormon Church's belief in continuing revelation is best summarized as the church catching up to its members' practices, beliefs and attitudes.
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This is a man who doesn't take the time to read summarized daily intelligence briefings, let alone to master complicated global problems.
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J. Kenji López-Alt perfectly summarized many people's concerns in his extensively reported guide to food and coronavirus published in Serious Eats.
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So why can Trumpist trade policy be summarized — to quote The Times's Binyamin Appelbaum — as "talk loudly and carry a small stick"?
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The appendix summarized opposition research memos prepared mainly by a retired British intelligence operative for a Washington political and corporate research firm.
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Lewinsky took to Twitter to react to Barr's four-page letter that summarized Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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A major crisis with Eric is swiftly summarized, even though it causes Joan to put her secret book aside for seven years.
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The chart below summarized both candidates' tax plans, and it shows that Trump can't stick by his tax plan and lower debt.
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It's best summarized by Trump's suggestion that he's more worried about boys being falsely accused than girls actually being assaulted, or Sen.
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He knew that Mueller wasn't thrilled with the way he summarized the broader report but that didn't mean that Mueller opposed the conclusions.
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The claims were summarized in a two-page synopsis prepared for Trump and Barack Obama ahead of a national security briefing last week.
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In August 2015, the Kaiser researchers summarized their findings and how the city's feelings about itself had changed 10 years after the storm.
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Rabobank analysts Richard McGuire, Lyn Graham-Taylor and Matt Cairns summarized the stances of each of the candidates in a note on Tuesday.
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J.K. Rowling, author, superwoman and avid Trump challenger, eloquently summarized POTUS's bizarre impromptu presser with a single powerful, humorous and eerily accurate burn.
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Ankit Panda, a North Korea specialist and a senior editor of the Diplomat magazine, summarized it all just minutes afterward in a tweet.
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One of the scouts summarized the ridiculous thinking as follows: neither parent is an Alpha, so they'll allegedly lack a killer instinct. Really.
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Richette had discovered a blog written by the victim's parents that harshly criticized her and summarized the ongoing controversy between her and Heston.
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All of it may be summarized as follows: Don Blankenship is the real victim here, and never forget it if you love freedom.
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Every single ugly thought I've had about myself, every nasty look I've given my own belly, was summarized by that one, misspelled sentence.
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" He summarized: "The focus on race in the prosecution's file plainly demonstrates a concerted effort to keep black prospective jurors off the jury.
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"The national debate can arguably be summarized by the question: In the past two years, has there been enough change?" the site wondered.
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That evidence can be summarized as follows: Let us look back about 20 years when dissent purportedly was the highest form of patriotism.
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Embracing 'aberrant geniuses'The issue with Google's culture is most succinctly summarized in a quote from former Google CEO and Alphabet Chairman Eric Schmidt.
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In the letter, Mueller voiced frustration over how Barr summarized the special counsel investigation in a four-page memo he sent to Congress.
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It was revealed Tuesday that Mueller wrote to Barr multiple times in March to raise concerns about how Barr initially summarized the findings.
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"My role is about raising standards and raising the numbers of proficient officials," Walton summarized a few weeks prior to the training camp.
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Bloomberg this morning summarized additional bullish analyst reporting, including Raymond James and Berenberg upgrades in their Jumia stock recommendations to buy-equivalent ratings.
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A team of scientists recently summarized what we've learned about POIS to date in a paper published in the journal Sexual Medicine Reviews.
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Since 1964, the US Surgeon General has summarized the findings of study after study, none of which shows evidence that tobacco causes mesothelioma.
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Before Comey began to speak, Schiff gave an opening statement in which he clinically—and devastatingly—summarized the existing evidence in the case.
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Still, the brute-force approach summarized in President Trump's call to eliminate two regulations for every one enacted is a recipe for disaster.
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" She summarized the letter as "a nice way" to tell Gutkind, "I don't think like you and I don't like what you're saying.
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" She summarized her opposition to the majority succinctly: "The United States of America is a nation built upon the promise of religious liberty.
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"I am going to sign a decree that can be summarized as follows: I stay at home," Conte told the country on Monday.
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Here is how Paul Egan summarized her tenure so far in the Detroit Free Press: Analysts' appraisals of Whitmer's 240 performance vary widely.
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" Writer Jessica Pressler summarized, "The MDMA made the guys happy, the ketamine screwed with their memory, and they often ended up blacking out.
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Instead, EPA relied almost exclusively on "assessment literature" generated by third parties that had summarized their own views of global climate change science.
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The upshot, as summarized by Child Trends, is that the evidence-based home visit programs the federal government funds have a positive impact.
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Some of the more recent studies were nicely summarized in a paper by Katherine Swartz for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Synthesis project.
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These exercises have been summarized for brevity here, but you can find more complete descriptions in the workbook or on Dr. Neff's website.
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But that is the task that Pamela S. Nadell has set for herself in "America's Jewish Women": summarizing what cannot really be summarized.
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One surprising aspect of Mueller's findings on Russian interference with the election, as summarized by Barr, is that they were quite narrowly tailored.
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This is how Democratic economic policy guru Gene Sperling has criticized the bill, and how several of my Vox colleagues have summarized it.
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Michael Pollan, the best-selling author of food books including the The Omnivore's Dilemma and Food Rules, summarized his philosophy of eating quite simply.
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The anxiety and hope related to such an undertaking is well summarized in this roundup, which looks at the first 24 hours of polling.
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Going Further Read the related article "Dispatches From the Final Dash of Presidential Candidates in Iowa" in which each campaign in Iowa is summarized.
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Based on the set of rounds for which lead investors are listed, we then summarized that data by the count of those lead investors.
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After playing an excerpt of the "Access Hollywood" video first published by the Washington Post on Friday, Bee summarized Trump's crude remarks about women.
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As Goldman Sachs analysts summarized earlier this year, "the economic literature has typically found no effect on employment" when the minimum wage has increased.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story incorrectly summarized the Reuters report that Saudi Arabia agreed to lower production if Iran freezes its output.
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"Much of the testimony and evidence so far could have been summarized, rather than presented in so much detail," Roof wrote in the motion.
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Both young stars appear in the visuals of Lemonade, which Tinsley summarized as "grown-ass Black woman magic" in an op-ed for Time.
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White House chief economic advisor Gary Cohn and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin summarized the plan in a briefing to reporters at the White House.
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Below the audio embed, we've summarized the four personality types they identified in winning entrepreneurs: The Driver, The Crusader, The Explorer and The Captain.
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"Volatility is best summarized as a powder keg based on the narrowing of dispersion," said Andrew Thrasher, founder of Thrasher Analytics, in a note.
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" Sam Becker summarized his observations: "This can be particularly hard to swallow for people who were promised pensions and the support of social programs.
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But Westad's argument might be summarized by insisting that the Cold War needs to be understood as a struggle for hegemony, not just power.
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Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr., writing for the majority, summarized the accusations against RJR Nabisco, which ceased operating as a united entity in 1999.
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In papers filed under seal but summarized by Marrero, PwC said no reasonable jury could find that its advice proximately caused MF Global's bankruptcy.
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In particular I felt that you had summarized our email exchange in a way that was self-serving and that I didn't agree with.
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The French general summarized the findings of the latest Strategic Foresight Analysis (SFA) report, comparing it to the first SFA report released in 28503.
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Seven pages that had been in an earlier draft, provided to The New York Times, were summarized in two paragraphs in the final document.
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As Burke summarized Higginbotham's story — his fateful encounter with Roberts, the "ridiculously quick trial" and the lynching itself — his elderly son remained dry-eyed.
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" Nicholas Barr, professor of public economics at the London School of Economics, who ultimately picked Australia, summarized the trade-offs, arguing that the "U.
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Wallace's essay on Lynch's Lost Highway defines Lynchian, which he summarized on Charlie Rose's show in 1997: A regular domestic murder is not Lynchian.
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A March 7 cable summarized the difficulties in relations between the United States and the European Union that had developed during the Trump administration.
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Ms. Lowey called Mr. Barr's handling of the Mueller report "unacceptable" and questioned how quickly he summarized the findings in his March 24 letter.
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We've summarized some of the rules here, but you'd be advised to go to the links that we've provided and read the policy carefully.
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The views of four major Wall Street firms on the market&aposs rally, and what they recommend investors do next, are summarized below.1.
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Two other conversations summarized in the court filing appear to touch on Mr. Zarrab's efforts to resolve his case through diplomatic or political means.
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Washington scored on the ensuing power play and won the game, 2-1, in overtime, after which Kadri summarized his objective for the series.
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As Stephanie Wykstra summarized for Vox: The most recent six microcredit studies, published in 2015, were conducted by economists working independently across six countries.
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Instead, it refers to machine learning, a narrow form of artificial intelligence that is best summarized as the art and science of pattern recognition.
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The contents of the dossier had been summarized by intelligence officials for Obama and Trump in a two-page synopsis last week, according to CNN.
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I was not a fan of Bohemian Rhapsody, for reasons my colleague Pier Dominguez summarized perfectly, but I look forward to Rocketman with fresh eyes.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller famously invoked this policy (to be clear, it's a policy, not law) when he summarized the results of his Russia investigation.
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In past trips, the scientists found the methane seeps growing year by year and summarized decades of results earlier this year in the journal Geosciences.
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States with lowest and highest vaccine coverage The new report summarized vaccination coverage data on about 214 million kindergarteners during the 22009-22017 school year.
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As he summarized in the show notes: "And from where I am now, I know one thing: dreams like yours sometimes actually do come true."
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The team's review contains not only their own work on cancer, but summarized reviews of the work done by several other investigators in other areas.
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The FAA's rules for operation and certification for small UAS (summarized here) will go into effect August 29, 2016, establishing routine civil operations and safety.
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My experience with it can be summarized as this: it was a huge relief to turn the Lift off at the end of the day.
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The paper, summarized here, describes a concrete plan to expand their business toward a global, shared, on-demand aviation service within the next 10 years.
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The finance ministry spokesman said the newspaper had "very selectively" cited from an internal document in which officials had simply summarized various models and proposals.
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Ultimately, the most effective weapons governments have at their disposal are sharing information, obtaining accurate intelligence, and working to change conditions supporting radicals, summarized Nelson.
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As the two researchers summarized: Student loan debt was largely immune to post-recession deleveraging and is growing faster than any other type of debt.
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Ecuador, OPEC's smallest member, will see inflation of 0.6 percent this year, the IMF said in a document released on Thursday that summarized the deal.
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He also taught metalwork and the crucial preliminary course, or Vorkurs, which he later summarized in a book translated as "The New Vision" in 1932.
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" He summarized the usual blockchain pitch as being a variation on the old solution-in-search-of-a-problem spiel, and said, "It's totally lunatic!
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Their staff would most likely have summarized my papers for them and prepared a decision, which the board members would probably not even have reviewed.
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In a follow-up memo that was sent to all participants, representatives of the Dana Foundation summarized what they saw as the major decisions made.
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" On the theme "The Present in Drag," DIS co-founder Lauren Boyle now notably summarized, "Instead of pulling talks on anxiety, let's make people anxious.
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A review article in 2015 in the journal Current Opinion in Neurobiology summarized the complexity of learning processes in the octopus and its remarkable adaptability.
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In a paper that recently appeared in Nature Reviews Physics, Dr. Palmer summarized a controversy that has smoldered in the climate community for 0.43 years.
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Mr. Davis has also played up the findings of a 23-page report that summarized an internal investigation into the allegations published in The Times.
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So how textbooks summarized this history — one characterized by a scant documentary record and often from the perspective of European settlers and white Americans — matters.
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A memo shared with staff and summarized by an insider for CNBC shows there are 33 positive or suspected COVID-19 cases as of Wednesday.
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RELATED: Read the documents The previous releases fleshed out details that Mueller summarized in his final report regarding President Donald Trump's and his campaign's actions.
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An autopsy at Walter Reed in Washington found Dubs died of "at least 10 wounds inflicted by small caliber weapons," as summarized by the report.
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The star, who hardly ever posts photos with captions, summarized her "monumental" past year for fans on Instagram, listing both her personal and professional accomplishments.
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Finally, in her last testimony before Congress as Fed Chair Janet Yellen summarized inflation data as "surprisingly subdued" and "puzzling" — a perspective that Powell shares.
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Dr. Rick Boulay, who summarized the results of his informal survey in the comments section, hopes the widespread phenomenon will be redressed with legislative reform.
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On the finale episode, Mr. Gladwell summarized the central lesson that ties together the different episodes: "Nothing of consequence gets accomplished without courage," he said.
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Other research, summarized in a 2013 systematic review of studies, has consistently found that waiting to cut the cord gives babies a boost in iron.
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Instead, he summarized in dramatic fashion the differences between the interests of black and white suffragists — and the case for federal protection of black voters.
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"It is a widely-held belief that women talk more than men; but experimental evidence has suggested that this belief is mistaken," the researchers summarized.
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Exact quotations from these calls haven't been revealed, but prosecutors have summarized what Flynn and Kislyak spoke about in court documents and in the Mueller report.
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Those proprietary beans, as we've summarized in the past, have supposedly been stripped of "mycotoxins," chemicals produced by fungus that the coffee industry already knows about.
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She saved two match points in the final game but fell on the third with a clumsy volley that flew wide and neatly summarized her day.
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We've summarized five top takeaways from the conference, from why podcast ads are hard to scale to why so many celebrities are launching their own shows.
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Based on these studies, their conclusions — summarized in a new Annals clinical guideline — challenge the guidelines from just about every major national and international health group.
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"It's hers to lose but she could lose it," he summarized,pointing to the latest polls that give Clinton around a 3 to 5 percent lead.
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Enter dark energy, a repulsive force that competed against gravity by pushing everything in the universe farther apart, study authors Jeremy Tinker and David Schlegel summarized.
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"You lose your support system, you lose your doctors, you lose your relationships with the people that you're close to, you lose your identity," Hipple summarized.
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": Harvard's robot bee I stopped watching Black Mirror after I read that post on The Toast that summarized it as "What if phones but too much?
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"This is a much different look," Georgetown coach John Thompson III summarized to reporters in comparing what he saw Friday from last season's 713-18 squad.
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Jennifer and Sarah moved the family from Minnesota to Oregon because "they believe[d] their 'lifestyle' was misunderstood," an Oregon caseworker summarized, according to the documents.
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Andrew G. Ferguson, a law professor and predictive policing expert at the University of the District of Columbia, summarized the problems identified in the RAND report.
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Our reaction I think is neatly summarized in the last paragraph of the letter, which makes reference to the proposed 40 percent cut in ORD's budget.
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To close day one, Recode founder and legendary Silicon Valley reporter Kara Swisher summarized a lot of her recent work as a New York Times columnist.
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In 2014, a study by Harvard researchers, published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, summarized the results of seven smaller summer-weight-gain studies.
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Stuart-Moore summarized both sides for the jury, including evidence from Jutting's own filmed transcripts and the evidence from a series of qualified psychiatrists and experts.
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The South China Morning Post summarized the commentary by Long Guoqiang: The bottom line: Both sides look to be preparing for a much more contentious relationship.
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The notice summarized the proceedings of a regular Wednesday meeting held by Premier Li Keqiang, which also passed a draft law on reining in unfair competition.
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"The situation therefore could be summarized as fragile, success is not guaranteed but progress has been visible, ask the Syrians," de Mistura told reporters in Geneva.
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The Guardian summarized the stories in the collection as "men behaving badly," and for the most part, the men are behaving sexually badly, mostly toward women.
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In 2002, when it was acquired and again shown at the Brooklyn Museum, Roberta Smith, an art critic for The Times, pithily summarized its jagged reception.
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Kyl and his team summarized the interviewees' concerns into six categories: content distribution and algorithms; content policies; content enforcement; ad policies; ad enforcement; workforce viewpoint diversity.
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"There is more than enough food produced in the world to feed everyone, yet 815 million people go hungry," the United Nations food agency summarized plaintively.
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Nevertheless, here is how the Kaiser Family Foundation summarized the available research: Studies demonstrate that Medicaid expansion has significantly improved hospital operating margins and financial performance.
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So far, the previous releases have fleshed out details that Mueller summarized in his final report regarding the actions of President Donald Trump and his campaign.
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In making their case in the 111-page document, the lawmakers summarized arguments made during weeks of testimony late last year during the House impeachment investigation.
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" Martinez-Figuerres, wearing a purple Lakers jacket and Lakers beanie, called Bryant her favorite player and summarized 20 years of memories in two words: "Number eight.
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Their critique — which is simultaneously moral, religious, economic, political and racial — is nicely summarized in the remarks Steve Bannon made to a Vatican conference in 2014.
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"The foreign policy that he has created ... can be summarized in three words: Erratic, impulsive and egotistical," Schumer added in a Tuesday interview on The View.
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But the source for this figure is a Congressional Research Service report that merely summarized the self-serving analysis from the Interior Department championing the rule.
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During the month of the experiment, Bark flagged 78 potential issues, which were summarized in daily emails sent to a Motherboard account registered as a parent.
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Mueller's report, as summarized by Attorney General William Barr, made clear that he had not established any collusion or coordination between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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Regional daily Kölner Stadt Anzeiger summarized public opinions in an article titled, "The Internet's Reaction to the Swimming Pool Ban" without offering one of its own.
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Breuner reached out to her peers in pediatrics hoping to fill the information gap, but the recommendations—summarized here—are useful to people of any age.
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"It is not understood which biomechanical characteristics are responsible for hand coordination and what specific effect each biomechanical characteristic has," the study summarized in the abstract.
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The results of the analysis, which is one of the first large-scale genetic studies into cats, are summarized in this video that was posted Monday.
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One version merely summarized Bush's rationale — ''There was a risk, a real risk, that Saddam Hussein would pass weapons or materials or information to terrorist networks.
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Here are Lichtman's 21980 criteria -- via his book "Predicting the Next President: The Keys to the White House 2016" and as summarized by WaPo's Peter Stevenson: 1.
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A recent Department of Labor review summarized a range of evaluation evidence and concluded that there is "reason to be optimistic" about the benefits of these programs.
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"MediaPlayNews summarized Lowe's additional comments as "MoviePass would direct subscribers to places to have dinner before or after a screening, for instance, getting a cut from vendors.
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The next year's outrage was summarized by American Conservative:As for the implicit endorsement of Earth Day over Good Friday, Google might take a cue from other institutions.
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The full list of changes can be summarized as follows: All this, however, relies on people being aware of the mode and choosing to switch to it.
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Updated 10-28-19 7:00 pm EDT: An earlier version of this article incorrectly summarized the findings of a 2017 study on carbon content in soil.
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In an interview with NBC, Coryn Bailer-Jones, an astronomer at the Max Planck Institute for Astronomy in Germany, summarized the reaction in the broader science community.
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He also read another four chapters aloud at conventions — and their contents have been dutifully summarized and posted on the internet by fans who attended those events.
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What's in the documents The conversations between Flynn and Kislyak during the presidential transition have only been summarized in court papers and the Mueller report so far.
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"Every work stoppage we've had in the past 15 to 20 years has been a lockout," Gabe Feldman, professor of the Tulane University Sports Law program, summarized.
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Removing the headphone jack from a phone is problematic; the most obvious reasons have been discussed to death — most succinctly summarized by Owen Williams over on Medium.
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So much of the pleasure of the show comes in the comic details, not in the plot points (many of which can be summarized in a sentence).
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After Attorney General Bill Barr summarized the report's findings in April, Trump claimed that Mueller's inquiry had amounted to a "total exoneration" of himself and his conduct.
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Putin on Tuesday said he doubted Trump had met with prostitutes in a Moscow hotel room several years ago, as the material summarized in the addendum alleges.
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Prosecutors showed jurors an April 2015 email exchange between Manafort and Gates discussing higher-than-anticipated taxes, which Gates said succinctly summarized the frustration felt by Manafort.
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One former senior intelligence official with direct knowledge of the Equifax investigation summarized the prevailing expert opinion on how the foreign intelligence agency is using the data.
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One resident, whose neighborhood is surrounded by multiple flooded swimming pools, summarized the situation: "All the pools are just giant toilets you're unable to flush," he said.
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But Albert "Hoffman" had successfully synthesized psilocybin on behalf of Sandoz, and his earliest (and quite arcane) techniques are summarized for agents who might encounter a lab.
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That article, by San Diego State University psychology professor Jean Twenge, summarized the correlational data linking teen mental health with technology and suggested the answer was yes.
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Speaking with the assistance of a translator who summarized their remarks, 14-year-old team member Fatemah Qaderyan said she was "grateful" to be able to compete.
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Rep. Rashida Tlaib says President Trump is NOT off the hook in Robert Mueller's Russian collusion investigation ... because she clearly doesn't trust the man who summarized it.
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Self-Fulfilling Prophecies The appraiser who went to Brooklyn in the 19503s to assess Bedford-Stuyvesant for the government summarized the neighborhood's prospects on a single page.
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The resulting maps were summarized for Republican legislators in so-called stat packs that forecast the new districts' partisan leanings using results from 10 previous statewide elections.
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What is known can be summarized on a postcard: He is thought to have been born out of wedlock in May 163 in Mississippi and raised there.
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NATIONAL An article on Tuesday about President Trump's growing discontent with Attorney General Jeff Sessions summarized incorrectly comments that Alan M. Dershowitz made during the 2016 election.
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A radio station employee summarized the story with a more urgent headline — "Suspected Human Trafficker, Child Predator May Be in Our Area" — and posted it on Facebook.
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Jackson hasn't yet summarized Manafort's actions in full, taken on the whole -- though she may on Wednesday when speaking to him about the time he will serve.
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The research it summarized was not new, and temperatures beyond two degrees Celsius were not even discussed, though warming on that scale is where we are headed.
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Woodward spoke with current and former White House staffers, most of them anonymous, to compile the account, which was obtained and summarized today by the Washington Post.
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In this case, I'm talking about the social and behavioral research — some summarized in Hanson's video — that illuminates both issues and opportunities in connecting environmental data with decisions.
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John Doran summarized their clash well in a 2012 conversation with Ferry for Noisey, two egos visually separated by tiger and leopard print getups like opposing big cats.
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The danger Readouts of phone calls between world leaders are usually summarized in order to protect leaders from incidental backlash -- like the one the Trump team put out.
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Reader apps, like Feedly or Reeder, present new articles in a summarized, chronological list, usually in shortened versions that can then be expanded on the main source site.
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That would contradict the bedrock idea of the First Amendment about free speech, which Justice William J. Brennan Jr. summarized 210 years ago, in New York Times v.
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After some introductory remarks on the unique nature of the presentation, apologizing for his seated posture, and his hopes that all would proceed smoothly, Engelbart summarized his thesis.
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" That drew swift derision from House GOP Whip Steve Scalise, who summarized it as "Take away 653 percent of your income and give it to leftist fantasy programs.
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Less than two days after receiving the lengthy report, Barr summarized what he said were its main conclusions in a four-page letter to congressional Judiciary Committee leaders.
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Hundreds of pages of legal filings aside, the debate about the Dreamers can be summarized this way: We need them, they're not to blame, and they're in trouble.
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Mr. Scarpa got the information through a "sting," as he put it, according to notes from, and interviews of, Mr. Scarpa summarized by one of the private investigators.
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The author of You'll Grow Out of It summarized her feelings on bathing to SNL cast member Vanessa Bayer, on a RIOT Facebook Live broadcast earlier this summer.
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Rooney and Gemma both say that in the (heavily redacted) copies of Boyd's report they have seen, their testimony is distorted, inaccurately summarized, and outright dismissed in places.
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From there, it evolves into a vast, tangled story involving virtual reality and China's Cultural Revolution and galaxy-spanning conspiracies and things not easily summarized in tidy soundbites.
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In coordination with her newest recently released book My Own Words, Ginsburg summarized some of her best advice for how to be successful in the New York Times.
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Google describes this as being privacy-focused, however, because the total data never moves; it's summarized into an update and transmitted to the cloud over an encrypted channel.
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Prime anxieties of the female experience are succinctly summarized in the two minutes and 45 seconds of HUSH, a short film by artists Avery Wheless and Brandon Tyson.
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HSBC's Douglas Flint summarized the mood when he described U.K. financial services as a Jenga tower, potentially fatally undermined when a stray brick tumbles to Frankfurt or Paris.
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Dr. Bruner, who ran the meeting, summarized participants' views in "The Process of Education" (1960), a book that quickly became a landmark text in education reform and theory.
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As one viewer summarized the remake, "It has its problems and doesn't live up to the animated classic, but Beauty and the Beast is incredibly entertaining and fun."
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On Monday, as the prosecutor summarized the case against the gang, Mr. Collins, Mr. Jones and Mr. Perkins sat behind glass paneling at the back of the court.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, the data (summarized in the infographic below) suggest that women making more than $100,000 have a higher IVF success rate than those making less than that.
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Ayhan Kose, director of the World Bank Group's work on global macroeconomic outlook and forecasts, summarized work by the bank's researchers on confidence indexes and the business cycle.
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A number of studies, summarized here, have found, for example, that when wages fall by 1 percent, only about 2 to 3 percent of workers leave, at most.
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" Dr. Marx said it summarized Columbus's vision for the New World, opening the way to "every argument for colonialism that would be invented in the 300 years after.
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These dating apps are "competing to keep you swiping for as long as possible," summarized Tristan Harris, the co-founder and director of the Center for Humane Technology.
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It was a thorough, meticulous review that explained nuanced flaws in the film (best summarized by the refrain: "You may not have noticed it, but your brain did").
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" Other tectonic forces were at work, aptly summarized on Unilever's website: "We know that the rules of attraction are changing and that it is about connection, not conquest.
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Motoko gave a rundown of events leading up to the peace talks between Mr. Kim and Mr. Moon and summarized what the two leaders discussed in their meeting.
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The New York Times reported that the president maintains Schiff engaged in treason when he summarized what the president said to his Ukrainian counterpart during their phone conversation.
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Ruth Graham returned to North Korea in 1997 and later "summarized the experience as one of the true highlights of her life," according to the Graham Foundation website.
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In an 18-second TikTok, a woman who goes by "Nurse Holly" summarized the entirety of the sex ed I got as a public school student in Texas.
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The results are summarized in six-year periods and include interviews with 13,303 Democrats for 2001-2006, 48,195 Democrats for 2007-2012 and 32,830 Democrats for 2013-2018.
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In a four-page letter that summarized the report, Mr. Barr wrote that he and his deputy, Rod J. Rosenstein, concluded that Mr. Trump committed no obstruction crime.
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The pro-legalization Marijuana Policy Project summarized the measure: SB 3 would allow patients with qualifying conditions to use and safely access medical cannabis with their physicians' recommendations.
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Speaking after an EU summit, Tusk summarized the position of the 27 EU countries that will remain in the EU after Britain leaves at the end of October.
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" General Cartwright summarized the logic of enhanced deterrence with a gun metaphor: "It makes the trigger easier to pull but makes the need to pull the trigger less likely.
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TechCrunch's Josh Constine summarized the situation: The changes solidify that Facebook is entering a new era as it chases the trend of feed sharing giving way to private communication.
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That included calls between him and Russian officials -- presumably including the calls with Kislyak that have only been summarized but factored into a core piece of the Mueller investigation.
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She pointed out that the Miller decision, which she wrote, could be summarized in two words: "youth matters," and that a sentencer must treat children differently from adult offenders.
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MIT Technology Review summarized the research, noting that online dating is "the main driver" in the rise of interracial marriages in the United States over the past two decades.
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As part of the alternative resolution process, the respondent watched a webinar by psychologist Rebecca Campbell titled "The Neurobiology of Sexual Assault," summarized it, and discussed it with Gall.
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Exxon had argued that the requests for documents were, as the judge summarized it, tools to cultivate the political goals of Healey and New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.
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In the predictive keyboard example, Google aggregates your summarized data with many other people's to create global or regional averages for things like grammar, syntax, and choice of words.
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It requires aggressive policymaking at all levels, as summarized by this daunting list: All things being equal, if AEVs get comfortable and affordable, people will want to own one.
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The CDC summarized recent developments in a September update of the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, and in October the World Health Organization noted a seasonal uptick in cases.
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The investigation, summarized in a document obtained by Motherboard via FOIA request, was conducted by the FCC's Office of Inspector General at the request of some Members of Congress.
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According to Barr's letter, which summarized the conclusions from Mueller's investigation, there was no evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia to interfere in the 2016 election.
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For me, the appeal of both the Roseanne character and even, to an extent, Donald Trump, were neatly summarized in a moment on the first episode of the revival.
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Several 2020 Democratic candidates called for him to resign after it was revealed that Mueller expressed frustration with how Barr initially summarized his investigation in a letter to Congress.
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In an op-ed published at Intel's corporate website Tuesday, he summarized his perspective — and provided a major look ahead to how Mobileye and Intel intend to move forward.
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The report, summarized and expanded upon by this Quartz article by National Employment Law Project Senior Fellow Debbie Berkowitz, centers on a human need: The denial of bathroom breaks.
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But certain details Officer Naurang gave prosecutors kept shifting over the next year, according to a February 21961 letter that prosecutors wrote in which they summarized his fluid story.
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This is how Vox's Li Zhou summarized the state of Biden's early polling: The size of Biden's current poll lead certainly isn't as overwhelming as Clinton's was in 2015.
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At this point, weeks after Mr. Mueller delivered his report, all the public had seen of his work was what Mr. Barr had summarized in his four-page letter.
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Her meetings are often summarized by the White House press office and emailed to reporters, a move that is not routinely extended to other senior advisers to Mr. Trump.
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"I believe we should never express any regret over the contents of the referral itself, as the referral simply summarized, organized and analyzed the relevant evidence," Judge Kavanaugh wrote.
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A.L. — PAUL MOLITOR, TWINS N.L. — TOREY LOVULLO, DIAMONDBACKS In a recent article for The New York Times Magazine, the writer Chris Jones aptly summarized the challenge in evaluating managers.
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She pointed out that the 2012 decision, which she wrote, could be summarized in two words: "youth matters," and that a sentencer must treat children differently from adult offenders.
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One summarized the steps that China needed to take in the years ahead to become stronger — increasing consumer spending, strengthening its scientific sector, becoming more innovative and so on.
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They hold about one in five board seats, and serve mostly on "softer" committees dealing with corporate responsibility and human resources, according to recent research summarized by Bloomberg View.
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Despite the inclusive creation myth (summarized above), it has a keystone: ICANN at the center, and the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) as the moat and battlement that protect it.
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I summarized what I called "my college experience" and devoted a long paragraph to "The Artist's Way," the self-help book that I was using to structure my days.
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Asked whether the report would be summarized at all, Barr told Nadler he "reserved the right" to summarize portions of the report if there were heavy redactions, Nadler said.
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At his news conference Monday, Mr. Hironaka suggested a legal strategy for his client that could be summarized as: What did Nissan know, and when did it know it?
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The results are published in the latest edition of the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, and can be visually summarized by this gorgeous highlight reel of snapshots.
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In a Skype interview with Gizmodo, he summarized the procedure in layman's terms: Hush uses Bluetooth Low Energy, basically the more modern version of Bluetooth, to connect with smart devices.
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On paper, growing a startup can roughly be summarized as follows: Over the last 12 years of being an investor I've seen companies at every one of those life cycles.
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The charge sheet, as summarized in a July 29 LME notice to members titled "Disciplinary Action: Metro", doesn't specify which rules were breached, highly unusually for such an exchange statement.
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And finally, because Live media is multi-angle, multi format, and unsynchronized, it's often a royal mess that requires some human editing to aggregate into summarized streams for easy consumption.
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Indeed, Lien summarized the sentiment of the astronomy community at large in a recent statement when she said "we've never seen anything exactly like the Cow, which is very exciting."
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In his absence, the scandals, which can be summarized under the heading "Trump and Russia," now threaten Donald Trump's top adviser, who also happens to be his son-in-law.
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They've become easily summarized clichés in which the two leads have but an hour and change to convince us that they've overcome some mild hurdles to fall in everlasting love.
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The officers arrested the man they described as the purchaser, but there was some initial difficulty finding the dealer, according to the officers' accounts, which were summarized in the decision.
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Phil Corbett, our standards editor, summarized them for us: Editors are advised to take enough time to discuss such a decision thoroughly, and to consult high-ranking editors as needed.
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In a 2015 paper, Chris Blattman and Laura Ralston summarized the problem this way: It is hard to find a skills training program that passes a simple cost-benefit test.
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Mr. Jones's response appeared to lay the legal groundwork for the release of maps and other data whose importance was only summarized in the Common Cause court filing on Thursday.
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Each title is summarized by a world-class team of business writers and editors and gets a rating from one to 10 in three different categories: applicability, innovation, and style.
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A serious president would follow the rough outline laid out by one of America's most seasoned Asia-China hands, Jeffrey Bader, which is summarized in a smart paper on Brookings.
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In the opening statement at last week's hearing that angered Trump, Schiff summarized what he called "the essence" of what Trump communicated in his call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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According to a redacted copy of a report that summarized the investigation, a drone examined an area near an airfield in Deir al-Zour Province in eastern Syria on Sept.
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Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz summarized his 400+ page report on the origins of the 2016 Russia investigations in an opening statement before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday.
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Mr. Ventura had cautioned that the club members can be tough critics before he summarized the reviews of "Luisa Miller" from Falstaff, Messa da Requiem and Un Giorno de Regno.
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" The offer to create a special zone in El Salvador, by a Chinese state-owned company called Asia-Pacific Xuanhao, was summarized in a document called "Shared Opportunities, Shared Future.
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"The general absence of electoral malfeasance, including of vote-buying and pressure on voters, allowed for genuine competition," the statement, which also summarized the findings of other international observers, said.
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All of the fundamental analysis, all of the variables around shale oil production, Middle East troubles and increased demand by China are assessed, balanced, and summarized in the price chart.
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" When Mr. Sater traveled to Moscow with Ivanka and Donald Trump Jr. to meet with developers in 2006, he said their attitude could be summarized as "nice, big city, great.
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" The premise underlying the guidelines is summarized in a descriptive essay on the A.P.A.'s website: "Traditional masculinity — marked by stoicism, competitiveness, dominance and aggression — is, on the whole, harmful.
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Vox's Sarah Kliff summarized her findings after collecting ER bills for a year like this: Patients find themselves in a vulnerable position during these encounters with the health care system.
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Africa's VC landscape is becoming more African with an increasing number of investment funds headquartered on the continent and run by locals, according to Crunchbase data summarized in this TechCrunch feature.
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In a phone conversation after the event, she summarized her position: Part of my reasoning in creating the Artist Campaign School is that coalition building can only take you so far.
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The deeper I got into Wild Wild Country and Hippie Food, the more I realized they neatly summarized the belief systems I absorbed growing up and took into my adult life.
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The key to contentment is to treat your family with the same respect with which you'd treat the public, Mr. Brolin summarized three days later in the Baccarat Hotel in Midtown.
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Boeing filed an application on March 15 through the FAA to obtain an airworthiness certificate from CAAC, the Chinese regulator said in the statement that summarized remarks from a monthly briefing.
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One neurologist, Khalid Hamandi from Cardiff University, pointed out to me that Hermes and her co-authors' correspondence isn't presenting new data, although it has nicely summarized information already out there.
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Finally, after months in which the race could basically be summarized as "Biden, Sanders, and the rest," two other contenders have clearly joined the top tier: Elizabeth Warren and Kamala Harris.
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Instead of the summarized "brute" treatment Genghis Khan gets in most high school history classes, you find out that his armies wore capes fashioned from the tiny skins of many mice.
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"A lecture that is at our Najing Xi Lu Road space in Shanghai will get captured, summarized, translated and become available to all of the entrepreneurs around the world," he said.
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Unless they're simply brief, chance encounters, meetings of this nature -- and certainly one between the President of the United States and the President of Russia -- are typically summarized by government officials.
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The announcement comes in the wake of a new intelligence report, released Thursday, that summarized Moscow's hacking effort of multiple Democratic Party officials for the purposes of interfering in the election.
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The film is summarized as "A fugitive turns into a demon then a sad clown and finally becomes a man again," which sort of gives some structure to the bleak visuals.
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Larry King summarized the bisexuality bias when he called Anna Paquin a "non-practicing bisexual" after she told him that she considers herself bi, even though she's married to a man.
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" As Bennett summarized for Time magazine: "The kids are left without an education and with no job, and the taxpayer ends up holding the bag for a kid who gets cheated.
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He summarized most of the major criticisms that have been lobbed at the company: its losses, culture, corporate structure, and disclosures about its business dealings with its founder-CEO, Adam Neumann.
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" Later on, Brown said the argument "just doesn't ring true" and summarized a quote from author George Orwell: "All people are created equal, but some people are more equal than others.
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An email on ICE activity around the MLB playoffs summarized the haul, denoted with "**Panty Raid allegation**": 2000 boy short underwear, 240 women thongs, 2 Men's boxers, and 1 men's underwear.
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For instance, in my lab, an image-captioning algorithm once fairly summarized a photo as "a man riding a horse" but failed to note the fact that both were bronze sculptures.
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The unverified dossier was summarized in a U.S. intelligence report presented to Trump and outgoing President Barack Obama this month that concluded Russia tried to sway the outcome of the Nov.
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Simply summarized, "The Last Wolf" is a bar tale: A failed philosopher describes to a jaded bartender in Berlin a surreal work trip he took to a remote area of Spain.
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As summarized by Bloomberg: According to its trademark application, Play By We may offer entertainment services such as "providing online competitive, professional video games," including conducting contests, games, tournaments and exhibitions.
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My particular writing methodology, if it could be called that, might be summarized this way: Go inside a dark tunnel filled with conflicting, incongruent ideas, paw around for a few years.
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Analyzing this data, from most-searched to most-sold, and measuring coverage from the media and social platforms, Lyst has summarized the world of fashion and its key moments this year.
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Because of persistent claims that the trade center was destroyed by a "controlled demolition" rather than the hijacked airliners, it also published a frequently asked questions document that summarized crucial findings.
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For the first three decades, U.S.-China trade could be summarized as America bought T-shirts, tennis shoes and toys from China, and China bought soybeans and Boeing jetliners from America.
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For the first three decades, U.S.-China trade could be summarized as America bought T-shirts, tennis shoes and toys from China, and China bought soybeans and Boeing jetliners from America.
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" Her husband, artist and fellow longtime tenant Simon Lee summarized the issues this way: "The cultural life of the city is being eroded and that is what is at stake here.
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In 2000, congressional Republicans pressured Bill Clinton to accept law professor Bradley Smith, whose views were summarized by the title of his book: Unfree Speech: The Folly of Campaign Finance Reform.
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Memos and cables and briefing books and think pieces and reports and foreign press commentaries and official-informal emails are laboriously prepared, rewritten, cleared and then transmitted to be summarized and filed.
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An FBI affidavit filed in court with the criminal complaint summarized a lengthy sting operation employing several undercover agents and other "confidential human sources" who posed as Islamic State operatives and sympathizers.
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Wacey summarized his objections thusly: [The] light microscope and Raman data presented here do not, in my opinion, demonstrate that these objects are microfossils, and the isotopic data are scarce and questionable.
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Any reports or documents that summarized Special Counsel Robert Mueller's final report into any links and/or coordination between the Russian government and individuals associated with the campaign of President Donald Trump.
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The Office of the Inspector General The official narrative, briefly summarized, is that the FBI wanted to get into a locked iPhone allegedly used in the San Bernardino attack in late 2015.
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" On 4chan's /pol/ board, one user summarized the situation by adopting the language of Men's Rights, describing the author as a "red-pilled" programmer "complaining about the blue-pills in the company.
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" As summarized in a particularly tepid response to the situation vlogger and CNN employee Casey Neistat said, "you can say whatever you want but at times there will be consequences for it.
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Artist Niv Bavarsky summarized the best and worst of what happened this past year for Beutler Ink in a re-imagined and updated drawing of Hieronymus Bosch's The Garden of Earthly Delights.
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What's odd about the episode is that it's a bit of a throwback to the show's first season, when major, major battles mostly happened offscreen, then were summarized by the characters afterward.
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Everyone should feel good in whatever clothing they buy and wear, but as Walker summarized, sometimes there are other priorities that need to be taken care of before purchasing $75 tucking panties.
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" Benny Wong, 50, construction worker Wong summarized the fears that many protesters felt: "I'm not necessarily afraid of getting arrested, but I think this will have a big effect on Hong Kong.
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"This is just a matter of diversity and more coverage," she summarized, adding it was a move taken "very much not to substitute but to complement the work of the global players".
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" He summarized the testimony, saying "a person connected to Juul pulled out a Juul device to demonstrate its safety to teenagers and then lied about the product being quote-unquote totally safe.
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The 2500 candidate molecules had their data summarized into cards, and the team and collaborators (from MIT and the Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology) voted on which they thought were most promising.
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" Eskandar bluntly summarized his thoughts on the speech, saying: "Today it felt that the US is bent on empowering tyrants in pursuit of its animosity towards Iran, no matter what the cost.
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" DeLauro, citing gains the Democrats have made fighting child separations at the border, summarized the Democrats' hopeful sentiments in one sentence: "Imagine what we could do if we were in the majority.
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In 2015, Evidence-Based Dentistry summarized a Cochrane Review of seven randomized controlled trials looking at how interdental brushing in addition to tooth brushing compared with toothbrushing alone or toothbrushing with flossing.
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Apol, the acting director and general counsel of the Office of Government Ethics, summarized reports of Pruitt's conduct, including the rental agreement, as well as EPA spending on Pruitt's travel and security.
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A 2014 review published in The International Journal of Sports Science and Coaching summarized studies showing that children who drop out of sports often report that their coaches are controlling and autocratic.
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The two men share an environmental philosophy that may be roughly summarized as "industry over science," and, for all his flaws, Mr. Pruitt was tireless in the crusade to dismantle environmental protections.
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As the judge, Katharine H. Parker of Federal District Court in Manhattan, advised Mr. Ullah of his rights and summarized the charges, he nodded occasionally, his face looking dour but otherwise expressionless.
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" The rebuilding Marlins lost the game, 11-6, but Galloway's moment left an indelible impression, summarized poignantly in a tweet by the team broadcaster Glenn Geffner: "THAT is the beauty of Baseball.
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During that time, Barr summarized the findings publicly as clearing Trump of any wrongdoing and concluding that neither he nor his campaign had colluded with Russia for assistance during the presidential race.
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" And MSNBC analyst Steve Kornacki summarized the situation: "Iowa's outsize role has faced attacks for decades, along with periodic failed attempts by other states to take the first-in-the-nation slot.
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Democrats say the public needs to see Mueller's full report for itself — and not a summarized version from Barr — and they are demanding that Mueller's underlying evidence is provided to Capitol Hill.
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" Pelosi initially she said she wasn't aware of what Trump had said when asked about it at her weekly news conference, but when a reporter summarized the comments, she called it "strange.
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The House Intelligence Committee completed its investigation into President Trump's efforts to pressure Ukraine into investigating his political rivals in November, and summarized its findings in a report released in early December.
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As Sanchez explains, Trump appears to be basing his claims on a story in Breitbart that inaccurately summarized reporting from Louise Mensch of Heat Street, from the BBC and from The Guardian.
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James Forman Jr., author of the Pulitzer Prize–winning Locking Up Our Own, summarized the criticisms of Harris — and the program — in a few tweets: The whole of Harris's speech is here.
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As Drutman nicely summarized, moments of creedal passion have some fairly intuitive identifying features, and the overall effect is that American politics is characterized by the instability brought by imperfectly realized ideals.
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Their emotional spectrum is broad, but neatly summarized by the elevator scene in Drive, wherein Ryan Gosling expertly plants a snog on Michelle Williams before beating the living shit out of someone.
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This much we're certain about, but what lies beneath Jupiter's stormy surface could previously be summarized thusly:¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Gazing intently at the cloud tops, scientists have acquired a two-dimensional perspective of Jupiter.
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And once that happens, then you let the machines take over and sort of the research that you need to do, parts of that will be summarized and easier to do and annotated.
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But the takeaway is well summarized in this killer chart, showing that the vast majority of Scandinavians are doing very little tax evasion but the wealthiest ones are doing a ton of it.
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" It seems like all the candidates from both parties for all higher office in America today are preaching an extreme populist message that can be summarized by simply saying: "it's someone else's fault.
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The two-page report, which summarized the investigation and called the probe closed, does not name any individuals that were investigated, nor does it elaborate on why individuals could not be successfully prosecuted.
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The experience of playing Tharsis is like a funhouse mirror image of ordinary daily decisions, and the game can be summarized as follows: Tharsis: it's just like life — except for all the cannibalism.
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The revelation came from a New York Times report earlier this week that Comey, then still in charge of the FBI, summarized a February meeting with Trump where the president made the request.
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Meanwhile, WADA submitted its evidence to the UEFA panel, which included a short written statement which Morgan summarized as "we think it's banned and that's the end of it," along with seven studies.
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The reaction of many residents to a new report that blames bias against people of color for deep distrust of the Chicago Police Department (CPD) is best summarized in two words: No shit.
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However there have been (surprisingly few) clues: Huawei took out a trademark on "Huawei 7P" earlier this year and Tech Times summarized some other tidbits here — including some "hazy" speculation on possible specs.
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A year after his admission, I summarized his state in a note for his chart: I have the melancholic task of seeing my former friend and colleague, now fallen upon such evil days.
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The U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA) summarized recent information gathered from aid organizations on the impact of the restrictions in the two central Rakhine townships of Kyauktaw and Ponnagyun.
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Judge Kavanaugh's general strategy was summarized in a 1981 memorandum prepared by a young White House lawyer who had been assigned the job of preparing Justice Sandra Day O'Connor for her confirmation hearings.
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The vast majority of higher-quality studies summarized in a systematic review on polypharmacy — the taking of multiple medications — found an association with a bad health event, like a fall, hospitalization or death.
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" So the one-time entrepreneur turned his attention to the gig economy, championing legislation known as the Startup Act, and confronting questions he summarized as "Can you make capitalism work a better way?
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But barely one hour after the verdict was handed down on Thursday, one of Ms. Quynh's lawyers summarized his arguments and posted her final statement at the trial to his 61,000 Facebook followers.
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Woodfox, who now described himself as a "dialectical materialist," summarized what he'd learned from the Party's list of some thirty required books, by writers like W.E.B. Du Bois, Michael Harrington, and Marcus Garvey.
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The report, which first appeared in The Mail on Sunday and was summarized in Breitbart News, the right-wing opinion and news site, cited incomplete data and drew incorrect conclusions, the scientists said.
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According to research summarized by the Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics at the University of Pennsylvania, prescription drug monitoring programs can help reduce the amount or strength of opioids prescribed and dispensed.
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The government has spent more than $27 billion on football since Orban took power in 2600, with nearly $22015 million in 2018 alone, according to budget data summarized by the Hungarian Football Association.
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The Drug Policy Alliance, a criminal justice reform group, summarized some of the evidence in 2017: Despite police and prosecutor promises to go after upper echelon drug manufacturers and distributors, that rarely happens.
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"How do you take this gargantuan Chinese menu of things and figure out how things fit together in a way that stem some of the abuses?" is how one Democratic aide summarized the dilemma.
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In order to accomplish the tripartite task summarized above, first the team had to find a task that classical computers found difficult but that should be relatively easy for a quantum computer to do.
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DHS Inspector General John Roth summarized his findings in a letter dated Monday to three Democratic U.S. senators, saying he has been unable to release the full 87-page report, completed six weeks ago.
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The federal law requiring a background check for a gun purchase can be summarized this way: People who want to buy guns have to submit to a background check, unless they don't want to.
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The issue, briefly summarized: Timothy Carpenter was convicted partly by the use of 127 days (and 12,898 individual location points) of cell site location information (CSLI) acquired by police from telecoms without a warrant.
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But there are reams of independent research — ably summarized by the White House CEA report — showing that conflicted advice costs consumers mightily, And this independent evidence demonstrates that Litan and Singer's claims are wrong.
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So in the interest of making us all a bit safer this holiday season, I've given Smith's entire (two page) research paper a critical read and summarized some key facts about the living dead.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The works of Bilge Friedlaender, in her exhibit Words, Numbers, Lines, currently on view at Istanbul's ARTER, perfectly summarized the state of affairs in the city right now.
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However, in the comments of a post by Facebook head David Marcus, he's responding to a lot of feedback about the new upgrade to Messenger within Facebook, and summarized Facebook's response in this comment.
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I recently spoke with Wallace-Wells over the phone to find out how writing The Uninhabitable Earth affected him psychologically and what he thinks society should do with all the doomsday evidence he's summarized.
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Yet still a change is needed since the existing approach "doesn't satisfy what we have learned about how Chinese users want to use Evernote versus those in the rest of the world," Malcolm summarized.
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" The History Channel summarized Air America as a look "at the unique civilian airline known as Air America secretly owned and operated by the CIA which began as an outgrowth of WWII's Flying Tigers.
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It's an odd way to finance the sale, and details remain scarce – summarized with one sentence in a Sunac filing to the Hong Kong stock exchange, which came after the deal was announced Monday.
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Doctors at Walter Reed complete all of the medical exams, then report their results back to the Army Public Health Center, where the findings are reviewed, summarized and sent out to the service members.
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Here's how the company summarized its findings: Now anyone in the United States who's interested in trying this out can sign up for a Firefox account and install the Better Web with Scroll extension.
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Asked on Tuesday about the possibility of a deal, Mr. de Blasio summarized the argument made by city and state officials, even as he cautioned that Amazon had yet to make an official announcement.
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With these problems came the death of an idea, summarized well by New York magazine writer Ed Kilgore (who acknowledged that he had long been "a loyal foot soldier" in the New Democratic movement).
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Four other cabinet nominees summarized in the article are: Treasury — Steven Mnuchin Transportation — Elaine L. Chao Commerce — Wilbur Ross Central Intelligence Agency — Mike Pompeo Reince Priebus — Chief of Staff Mr. Trump announced on Nov.
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The impact of incarceration on earning potential was summarized in a devastating 2010 Pew Research study, but why wait until people are out of prison to start screwing them out of their meager paychecks?
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In a paper posted online on February 5 and accepted for publication in The Astrophysical Journal, Freedman's team described their analysis of TRGB stars in detail, summarized their consistency checks, and responded to critiques.
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In an interview with The New York Times, the director Peter Kunhardt said that while researching Dr. King's life, he realized that most accounts summarized his legacy with the "I Have a Dream" speech.
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In a series of blog posts, the company unveiled its draft charter for the organization, summarized some of the key decisions that went into it, and described some of the rationale for its design.
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Goldman, an attorney who questioned witnesses for Democrats during the House Intelligence Committee hearings, ended his testimony by concisely summarized the key findings of that committee's 300-page majority report on the Ukraine scandal.
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Here is his rather elaborate reasoning: My task in this headline was to convey a snapshot of the story that summarized what happened and suggested why we thought it was worth the front page.
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The CEA's argument is summarized in this table, arguing that depending on how you look at it, real average hourly after-tax compensation grew either 1.4 percent or 1.9 percent over the past year.
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The initial findings from the Mueller report, as summarized by Attorney General William Barr, were embarrassing for a party that had whipped itself into a lather about the findings potentially bringing down the president.
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President Donald Trump's grand vision for America in 2800 can be summarized this way: spend billions more dollars on the US military and immigration enforcement; cut billions of dollars from the social safety net.
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It is important that a neutral Court outside of the US has summarized the facts on US surveillance in a judgement, after diving through more than 45,000 pages of documents in a five week hearing.
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Here is how Vox's Ella Nilsen summarized the stakes of the race: Democrats are in a good position going into the 2018 midterms, especially given the current backlash against Trump and the Republican-controlled Congress.
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"I'm worried that the whole town may have much higher lead levels than the compliance results indicated," Del Toral warned in an April memo to DEQ, which was summarized in the email batch released Wednesday.
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This is how Norm Ornstein, a congressional scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, summarized it: There has never been a more outrageous, revolting, unfair process to pass a corrupted bill in the history of Congress.
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What data specifically and exactly is it collecting on any given user, how is that data stored, who has access to it, to whom is it sold or for whom is it aggregated or summarized?
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An FTC spokesperson pointed to the agency's 2017 Consumer Sentinel Data Book, a document that summarized consumer reports of fraud, scams, and identity theft, among others, though it lacked a specific entry for SIM swapping.
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"The FY22010 Budget theme was 'building our future, strengthening social security,' but the FY22015 budgetary focus will clearly shift back to strengthening the economy by helping companies overcome challenges," summarized Selena Ling, economist at OCBC.
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Attorney General William Barr summarized the results of Mueller's investigation on Sunday by saying it had not found that the Trump campaign had "conspired or coordinated with the Russian government" to influence the 2016 vote.
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Other disaster-hit areas also received more respect from the president- whose own short visit to the island can be summarized by the image of him throwing paper towels to individuals looking for hope instead.
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But on Sunday, Attorney General Bill Barr summarized for Congress Mueller's conclusion: There's no clear evidence of a conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Russia, or that Trump committed obstruction of justice to hide it.
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Project Implicit, a nonprofit research organization, summarized the evidence it's collected on this question: Although the majority of White respondents show a preference for White over Black, the responses from Black respondents are more varied.
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But the results of such simulations can be summarized into an input and output, and that data can be fed into a neural network — one that turns out to be remarkably good at taking turns.
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The NEH also released a statement on the proposed budget that mostly summarized the news: The White House has requested that Congress appropriate approximately $22018 million to NEH for the orderly closure of the agency.
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As the New York Times's Matthew Rosenberg summarized: Among the most secretive investigations conducted by the F.B.I. are those that examine the links between American citizens and foreign governments, which are known as counterintelligence investigations.
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In 2015, The Telegraph, an English newspaper, summarized 100 articles it had published that had been removed from search results in the year since the European Court of Justice articulated the right to be forgotten.
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On a recent visit to her Los Angeles home, a few weeks before her first solo album, "No Home Record," drops, she summarized her thoughts on Sonic Youth and Mr. Moore, in three short words.
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Cate BrandonLakewood, Ohio To the Editor: Pamela Druckerman has summarized and analyzed the recent research on "helicopter parenting" that concludes that having parents highly involved in their child's education and interests can have positive results.
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Speaking to The Washington Post, Chris Christie, the New Jersey governor who became an early Trump ally, summarized the conventional wisdom after Robert Mueller cleared the president of "collusion" and deferred on obstruction of justice.
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His work, summarized for an expert audience in his 2014 book Immigration Economics and for a popular audience in his 2016 book We Wanted Workers, is an outlier in both its conclusions and its methodology.
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This suggests the possibility of switching to a formula Tabarrok has summarized as "more police, fewer prisons, less crime": uniformed officers patrolling the streets stopping crime before it starts rather than working in prisons surveilling convicts.
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As the Russian reformer Yegor Gaidar once summarized his country's historical cycles, a ruler would go all out to "catch up and overtake" the world, especially in military technology, only to exhaust and alienate his people.
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She summarized her songs before she sang them, among them a creation myth, a New Year's ritual involving a goat, and a bitter, furious reflection on Ukraine after the Russian invasion, all of them vividly focused.
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In terms of sexual harassment, a detailed 2016 report by the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission summarized decades of research, including studies that found that 85 percent of women had experienced some form of sexual harassment.
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The stories are selected and summarized by the nonpartisan nonprofit Solutions Journalism Network, an organization that helps train journalists to better cover how people are responding to problems and how those actions can have positive results.
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Fresh Off the Boat actress Constance Wu summarized the problem in a single tweet: To parade little kids on stage w/no speaking lines merely to be the butt of a racist joke is reductive & gross.
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Dave Lozo aptly summarized for this very website why the NHL's position is entirely full of shit, but, not to be one-upped, the IOC put out a statement that has me re-thinking my sympathies.
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Among the materials The Times reviewed was a July 16, 2014, document prepared as part of that year's Senate campaign effort that summarized the fund-raising and spending rules that would apply to the coordinated effort.
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One of the main disputes over the Republican report when it was first summarized last month focused on whether Putin was seeking to help Trump get elected president, as the January 2017 Intelligence Community Assessment concluded.
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We've summarized each type of mattress below based on the site's expert mattress buying guide: Hybrid mattresses combine memory foam and latex with spring coils and other materials to appeal to a wide range of sleepers.
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In that note, he summarized the discussion and its conclusions and spelled out any work assignment decided upon in the meeting (including a decision to hold another meeting on the subject or to study an issue).
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In the call, which was closed to the press but summarized by Dannenfelser, Trump pushed for a vote in the Senate on a bill that would require medical care be given to babies that survive abortions.
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Nicholas Bakalar, on the science staff of The Times, summarized that foreboding finding in May: The Nile crocodile, which inhabits sub-Saharan Africa, can grow to 21 feet long and weigh one and a half tons.
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One of the best ways to do that is to use numbers and stats to emphasize tangible outcomes, said Cenedella, who claimed there is "no role on the planet" that can't be summarized in numerical terms.
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It's been eight years since I last summarized the known benefits of this time-honored form of exercise, and it has since grown in popularity in venues like Y's, health clubs and community and senior centers.
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So this newsletter covers the back half of last week and the first half of this week, and some of the articles are summarized more aggressively to keep this email at least somewhat reasonable in length.
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He summarized it in the form of "four key takeaways": First, that President Trump directed a scheme to pressure Ukraine into opening two investigations that would benefit his 2020 reelection campaign, and not US national interests.
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John Sides summarized some of the research last March: For one, women are more likely than men to advocate for issues often associated with women's interests — child care, women's health, abortion, pay equity and the like.
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But barring a historic rise in the tears-to-gravy quotient, Edwards-Levy summarized the takeaway here better than I ever could: These 3% must be the most disproportionately catered-to news consumers in all history.
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We don't know exactly what was in the documents Trump was looking at, but it's reasonable to assume it summarized everything we currently know about North Korea's nuclear program, likely drawing on any number of sensitive sources.
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"The most important trait, if we could have summarized it in one sentence for the next manager, was somebody who was capable of building trust and relationships with both the players and the front office," Zaidi said.
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Most of the details within the report were already publicly known — and had emerged during Van Dyke's trial — but it summarized the officers' numerous policy violations in an effort to justify Van Dyke's use of lethal force.
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Lovell-Badge summarized the scientist as a rich physicist who knew little biology, with a huge ego, someone who wants to be the first to do something he believes will change the world, irrespective of any guidelines.
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The police declined to discuss the case or release their investigative report, but that document was summarized in a report by the Commission on Human Rights, a copy of which was provided to The New York Times.
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The dominant mood of Genji is summarized in the Japanese phrase mono-no-aware—a kind of sigh over the pathos of things in the world, the poignant beauty of total ephemerality as outlined by Buddhist thought.
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In his four-page letter, Barr summarized what he described as Mueller's core findings, revealing that the special counsel did not "establish" that associates or members of the Trump campaign coordinated or conspired with the Russian government.
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