Kathryn Voorhees Swain, a daughter of Dr. Mary Early Swain and Jeffrey Voorhees Swain of Tallahassee, Fla.
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She lives nearby, and is good friends of Caryl Swain — the master and puppy-raiser of Spike&aposs brother Swain.
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Instamojo founders [left to right] Akash Gehani, Sampad Swain and Aditya Sengupta "Sellers just create a link and share it with the customer," Swain explained.
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"It's kind of a mess right now," said Swain.
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Swain tells Mashable she has always found comfort in art.
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Swain will address the extension at an April 24 hearing.
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According to LeBlanc, Swain has still "got" the iconic prop.
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Del Rio delivered and Swain walked into the end zone.
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I got frequent photos of Spike and his brother Swain — who are being raised as service dogs for Canine Companions for Independence — playing in a kiddie pool of Swain's puppy-raisers, Caryl and Kerry Swain.
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Judge Laura Taylor Swain has yet to rule in the matter.
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SEAWRIGHT: That has nothing to do with -- SWAIN: They are failing.
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Every time, the creditors have won, and Swain has been overruled.
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"The eyes of history are on all of us," Swain said.
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"This really was a firehose aimed at Sonoma County," Swain added.
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WEST ORANGE "DayMares and NightDreams," written and directed by Doriane Swain.
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But my single-minded swain is willing to take those odds.
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Mr. Swain is not a ballroom native, but that's authentic, too.
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Swain missed a desperation potential tying 33.33-pointer at the buzzer.
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For San Diego, fullback Chris Swain had a 1-yard touchdown plunge.
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Junior guard Azar Swain and sophomore guard Matthue Cotton each scored 11.
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BOB WOODWARD AND BERNIE SWAIN (Sunday) So, we've chosen a new president.
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Most outages were in Henderson, McDowell Cleveland, Buncombe, Swain and Transylvania counties.
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Schake will join Instagram in March, and Swain will oversee her transition.
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That's how Daniel Swain described it, when I spoke with him recently.
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Judge Laura Taylor Swain scheduled a trial on the dispute for Aug.
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SWAIN: I totally disagree because demographically the nation -- SEAWRIGHT: Of course you do.
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"You could hit these thresholds for days or weeks on end," said Swain.
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Swain, who is hearing the island's bankruptcy cases, ordered the lawsuit to proceed.
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Those decisions were then approved by the island's bankruptcy judge, Laura Taylor Swain.
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Image: Shubhashree Swain / Applied Physics ANot all gemstones are of the same quality.
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And Dr. Carol Swain former Vanderbilt Professor now running for Mayor in Nashville.
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At first, Swain was apprehensive to sing at the urging of her friends.
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After some goading from friends and family, Swain let the words ring out.
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He will also appear before U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain on Sept.
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A neighbor, Cathy Swain, walked over to wrap Ms. Pelkey in her arms.
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"I think that gets to the heart of the issue," Mr. Swain said.
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Swain had five first-half catches for 209 yards, including his two TDs.
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"Johnson&aposs press secretary, Rob Oxley, intervened, telling Swain: "Oh for f--- sake.
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"He's quite a character, to be honest," Mr. Swain said about the doctor.
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"This court frankly does not find that claim to be credible," Swain said.
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Carol M. Swain is professor of political science and professor of law at Vanderbilt.
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"There's still a pretty long period of winds still to come," Mr. Swain said.
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Melville is a giddy, lust-smacked swain, a reckless wooer in thrall to his
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"El Niño is still El Niño, but it's a different El Niño," Swain said.
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"People just started saying, 'That was awesome, thank you,' " Swain told the Tallahassee Democrat.
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Swain ruled to combined the GO and COFINA Title III filings for administrative purposes.
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Mr. Spiotto said he thought Judge Swain had interpreted the oversight board's authority correctly.
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Meals always ended on a high note thanks to the pastry chef, Abby Swain.
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So Jane, Ann, Bob, and Caryl Swain all stayed and kept me and Spike company.
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Having a spouse or partner can improve a person's health in many ways, Swain said.
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Monroe County Sheriff Brad Swain said Eduardo was frequently restrained and put in the bathtub.
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"We ran off the stage (and) we crawled underneath it," TinMan singer Christian Swain said.
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In her order, Swain acknowledged the objections, including the lack of a comprehensive debt audit.
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Even more heartbreaking is that Watkins left behind a 5-year-old daughter, Carysn Swain.
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"When you warm something up that's already warm, it can become super hot," said Swain.
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"We're probably going to have record-high temps — merely exceeding the daily records," said Swain.
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People on social media have been contacting Swain to share how her performance touched them.
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Swain has been keeping her warm, doing feeds throughout the nights and checking her health.
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"That's in people's little notebooks, and in their heads," said Jim Swain, Shannon's former supervisor.
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Air temperatures could also play an important role, said Daniel Swain, a U.C.L.A. climate scientist.
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" Swain stresses that what humans are dealing with right now is not an "apocalyptic situation.
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Dr. Swain suggested it's too simple to talk of a direct cause-and-effect relationship.
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"It is sort of unprecedented for such a large utility doing this preemptively," says Swain.
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My colleagues Joann Peck and Scott Swain and I conducted several studies to find out.
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Though Meghan missed Sunday morning's medal ceremony, Harry had it well handled solo — still finding time to chat with the competitors while awarding a gold to the U.K.'s Michael Swain (and helping him grab his fallen hat, which Swain had removed for the occasion).
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SWAIN: It is unfair against Asians as well as other non-minorities who are better qualified.
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Judge Swain, in a 19-page ruling on Tuesday, said she lacked jurisdiction over some claims.
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"This acquisition will allow us to become a full-fledged operating system for businesses," said Swain.
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But Swain is bullish, and he believes the company will pass one million retailers this year.
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Swain, in her bench ruling, raised similar concerns, in a nod to the board's delicate position.
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Costco said it intends to appeal, calling the decision "a product of multiple errors" by Swain.
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Swain did not say how police identified McGraw or whether he confessed to punching the protester.
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Swain recorded his second touchdown on an 85-yard punt return early in the fourth quarter.
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U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain in Manhattan sentenced Robert Stewart, 61, at a court hearing.
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Swain was sidelined with a lower-body injury and did not play in the second half.
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"It is unfortunate that a work disruption is being considered," said the spokesman, Jonathan L. Swain.
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"The scope and scale of the issues are, frankly, humbling," Judge Swain said at the outset.
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One thing Judge Swain is known is for is her ability to manage long courtroom proceedings.
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"The flood risk during the core rainy months will likely go up a lot," said Swain.
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U.S. Judge Laura Taylor Swain, who is overseeing the bankruptcy, has yet to rule on those requests.
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Swain has worked at Facebook for nearly a decade and has helmed Instagram's communications team since 28503.
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"It makes more sense to ask whether global warming made an event more likely," Dr. Swain said.
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A representative for Dickerson declined to comment on the ruling by U.S. district court Judge Laura Taylor Swain.
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Swain, the self-proclaimed "Beyoncé Of Baby Hair," also created Lizzo's attention-grabbing headpiece using 100 percent hair.
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Judge Swain said earlier this month that the court would start hearing arguments as soon as `Nov. 15.
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"California, like the rest of the world, is warming due to climate change," climate scientist Daniel Swain tweeted.
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This time it was not the jilted swain, but women who were singled out as the vengeful parties.
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SWAIN: I think we need to start monitoring the young people when they are in the first grade.
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Pedro Jaramillo, 49, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain in Manhattan, according to U.S. prosecutors.
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Appleby had a 22013-yard completion to Freddie Swain and a 25-yarder to Goolsby on the drive.
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U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain, ruling from the bench in New York, denied a motion filed Oct.
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"Such a future can be partially, but not completely, avoided" if the world takes tougher action, Swain said.
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"That seems to be masking very significant changes in the character of precipitation" and precipitation extremes, Swain said.
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Trask's 2-yard TD pass to Freddie Swain cut Georgia's lead to 24-17 with 3:11 remaining.
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Mr. Swain, who doesn't like falling behind his peers, especially likes the accountability and the extra medical attention.
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Schake is replacing David Swain, current head of communications who has been working at Facebook for a decade.
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There's emerging evidence that such tumultuous swings between wet and dry extremes could become more common, Swain said.
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Upon moving to New York with a musical theater degree, Mr. Swain, 24, tried to focus on acting.
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It is also probably one of the last times anyone decided to name a dashing romantic swain Gordon.
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Mr. Swain has written about extreme weather patterns in California, and how they have shaped the state's history.
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Mr. Swain also wrote that residents of coastal areas sometimes become inured to regular hurricane warnings and watches.
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Judge Swain, who currently sits in Federal District Court in Lower Manhattan, is no stranger to bankruptcy cases.
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Carol M. Swain is an award-winning political scientist and a former professor at Princeton and Vanderbilt Universities.
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Deutsche Bank; a March 2019 decision by U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain of Manhattan in O'Sullivan v.
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Azar Swain added 10 points and Jordan Bruner scored 10 points and grabbed 19 rebounds in the win.
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The Vanderbilt University political scientist Carol Swain was among the first to describe the contours of this worldview.
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Her stylist, Shelby Swain, was responsible for slicking the singer's natural curls up using Suave Professionals for Natural Hair.
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Kevin Swain, a 19-year-old volunteer firefighter, was shot four times and is in serious condition, police said.
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As climate scientist Daniel Swain wrote in this excellent thread, autumns in California are now both warmer and drier.
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"About halfway into it we heard about three pops to the left-hand side of the stage," Swain said.
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Last week, Swain approved a plan of adjustment restructuring about $17 billion of Puerto Rico's sales tax-backed debt.
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At least young lovebirds Damon (Swain) and Ricky (Dyllon Burnside) are still figuring out their relationship three years later.
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The legal adviser told Lewandowski that the department was contemplating it, but that charges were unlikely, Swain told CNN.
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But, "it's something special to get those temperatures near the coast," said Swain, as they did earlier this month.
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Swain had dismissed a lawsuit by insurance companies guaranteeing payments on defaulted Puerto Rico Highways and Transportation Authority bonds.
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Between the two cases, already more than 100 lawyers have requested permission to appear before Swain, court filings show.
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Sean Swain, the county sheriff's office's public information officer, said the five officers were present for McGraw's alleged assault.
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"Yearly physicals can mean sliding too far back," said Mr. Swain, who is retired and lives in Ellensburg, Wash.
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"The Great Flood of 1862 was an extraordinary meteorological and hydrological event without precedent in modern California," Swain said.
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The deal, approved by Swain at a hearing taking place in San Juan, gives the two sides until Dec.
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"They were lovely guys, we ended up chatting about beer and going for drinks all night long," says Swain.
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THE PRESIDENTS: Noted Historians Rank America's Best — and Worst — Chief Executives, by Brian Lamb, Susan Swain and C-Span.
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Mr. Swain agreed that Damon's evolution as a dancer paralleled his own, especially when it comes to conquering insecurities.
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"It's really kind of stunning," said Daniel Swain, a U.C.L.A. climate scientist who also runs the California Weather Blog.
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"Failure, frankly, is not an option," said Judge Swain, who normally sits in the Southern District of New York.
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I really wanted to go, and knew Spike's brother, Swain, would be there — and those two love to romp around!
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U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain agreed, taking particular issue with Costco's flagrant use of the term "Tiffany" in marketing.
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Indya Moore as Angel, Ryan Jamaal Swain as Damon, and Mj Rodriguez as Blanca in the first episode of Pose.
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Last week, Judge Laura Taylor Swain ruled that the central government and COFINA cases would be combined for administrative purposes.
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Judge Laura Taylor Swain, who is presiding over the bankruptcy, revealed the mediation team in a court order on Wednesday.
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If Swain approves the agreement, the next step would be final court approval, which the government expects by Nov. 6.
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Alex Copeland led the Bulldogs with 113 points, Jordan Bruner scored 211 and Azar Swain had 245 off the bench.
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Time is of the essence for Swain, and he feels that email is a huge drain on his limited time.
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For Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at the University of California Los Angeles, it vindicates the scientific community's mathematical models.
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Horton also appealed to Swain to buy him, to ease his travels back and forth from campus, to no avail.
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Judge Swain also said Costco was permanently prohibited from using "Tiffany" as a stand-alone term when selling its products.
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"Wham bam thank ya glam," Lizzo wrote on Instagram, while tagging her hairstylist, Shelby Swain and makeup artist Alexx Mayo.
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Judge Swain at times seemed skeptical, questioning whether the harm was irreparable if HTA creditors could conceivably be repaid later.
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Prior to joining Dish in 2011, Swain spent more than 15 years in the telecommunications sector, most recently at CenturyLink.
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"Morgan and Reid could be heard expressing their shock before Swain was heard asking Oxley to "tone down your language.
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"Increasingly in California and elsewhere we're seeing anecdotes that are lining up with the physical science evidence," Mr. Swain said.
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Randolph "cried throughout" her week-long trial, which began on April 23, Parker County Assistant District Attorney Jeff Swain tells PEOPLE.
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What about films like Adrian Lyne's Lolita, which featured 14-year-old actress Dominique Swain in numerous rape and molestation scenes?
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A lot of these changes are coming soon for Californians, regardless of how we change our emissions trajectory, according to Swain.
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California-based environmental analyst Marian Swain has found the timestamp invaluable when trying to track her friends' whereabouts after terror attacks.
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Deals involving the island's sales tax-backed bonds and Government Development Bank have been approved by U.S. Judge Laura Taylor Swain.
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"I'm scared," Swain nervously says as the videographer turns the camera on her and encourages her to sing the National Anthem.
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Braden stayed her case until Swain emits a final decision on the FCB's constitutionality, according to a report by Caribbean Business.
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It's easy to see why Swain and his crew were so keen to get on board with making beer from bread.
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Luckily Stuart managed to persuade the founders to come over to work with Swain and his team on creating Toast Ale.
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"It's still fun and games—we've lowered the bitterness slightly and we've upped the percentage of bread we used," says Swain.
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This interview with Ms. Swain, who joined C-Span three years after it started, has been edited for brevity and clarity.
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Emergency fund aside, though, Swain acknowledges that many of the "investments" he's talking about have little to do with personal finance.
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"The charges brought by the U.S. government against Professor Lieber are extremely serious," said Jonathan Swain, a spokesman for the university.
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This bankruptcy-like proceeding under Judge Laura Taylor Swain promises to be a hard and complex litigation for all parties involved.
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But Judge Laura Taylor Swain decided the claim on employer contributions to the Employees Retirement System did not extend into bankruptcy.
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"We really sort of live or die by these events," said Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at Stanford University, in an interview.
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Future atmospheric rivers are expected to bring loads of water from both the tropics and drier areas over the ocean, said Swain.
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CHRISTOPHER SWAIN Maldon, England To the Editor: "Experts Find Flaws in Trump Plan for Wall" (front page, May 20) misses the point.
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"I prefer a yeast-risen doughnut, but I have a soft spot for that blueberry cake doughnut from Dunkin'," Swain told Insider.
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"What's critically important for most of the water we rely on in California is that time-release snowpack storage," said Dr. Swain.
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"One of my goals these days has been to really push back against the notion that the world is ending," says Swain.
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Those suits were put on hold after the judge presiding over Puerto Rico's bankruptcy, Laura Taylor Swain, ordered both sides into mediation.
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", celebrity hairstylist Shelby Swain is heard asking the singer from across the room, to which Lizzo responded, "You know I got you.
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Set in the dry days of Prohibition, it tells of the whirlwind romance between a high-class dame and her bootlegging swain.
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Kristina Schake is joining Instagram to lead comms, and current comms boss David Swain is leaving after almost a decade at Facebook.
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Swain was initially nervous to tackle the notoriously difficult anthem, but ended up performing anyway — something for which we should all be grateful.
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Attorney Sarah Swain apologized after she was criticized heavily by law enforcement groups, who argued that the image promoted violence against police officers.
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Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at UCLA, told BuzzFeed News they form when a strong, high-pressure system forms over California's inland deserts.
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" Swain responded to the backlash on Facebook, writing, "I spent a lot of time praying for wisdom and discernment before today's @CNN interview.
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The loans — which Swain describes as "sachet" lending — are from Instamojo's recently established Mojo Capital unit, which includes partnerships with 12 financial organizations.
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Additional cast members Ryan Jamaal Swain (Damon); Billy Porter (Prey Tell / MC); and Dyllon Burnside (Ricky) have also been added to the show.
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Swain noted that California is one of the few areas in the world where annual precipitation is so dependent on atmospheric river events.
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The couple's newest addition will join their two sons Chosen Sebastian, 3, and Camidas Swain, 10 months, and daughter Sovereign Dior Cambella, 2.
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Swain said Trump's campaign manager Corey Lewandowski called the sheriff's office's legal adviser to ask "if we were serious about" potentially charging Trump.
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U.S. Judge Laura Taylor Swain, who is overseeing the island's bankruptcy, last month rejected a motion by the committee to stop the deal.
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"I also do a lot of my communicating, business development, and marketing through social media like Instagram, Skype and Google Hangouts," adds Swain.
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The crowd broke into cheers and applause as Swain hit the final notes, then strangers approached her with compliments, hugs and high fives.
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"If you only look for shifts in average precipitation, you're missing all of the important changes in the character of precipitation," Swain said.
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"It's been a year of extreme contrast in California," said Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at UCLA's Institute of the Environment and Sustainability.
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"The hot summer baked moisture out of everything and set the stage for the wind event to bring the devastating fires," Swain said.
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"The overall trend over decades to more intense and more frequent heat waves is definitely a signal of global warming," Mr. Swain said.
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Daniel Swain, Monson's town manager, says the formerly dilapidated downtown now "looks wonderful" and that a few young families have even moved in.
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"Even if you prevent 90 percent of wildfire ignitions, the remaining fires could be just as bad or even worse," notes UCLA's Swain.
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Dish Network's chief financial officer, Steven Swain, is leaving the U.S. satellite TV provider to become the finance chief at Brookdale Senior Living.
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Currently, PROMESA's Title III provisions have placed decisions about debt restructure in the hands of Judge Laura Taylor Swain in federal bankruptcy court.
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Swain, who presides over Puerto Rico's bankruptcy cases, took the arguments made by the UCC under advisement during a court hearing on Thursday.
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Radiant Energy is the first exhibition to feature paintings by Gabriele Evertz, Robert Swain, and Sanford Wurmfeld, key members of this influential group.
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Other artists working in this domain include Alfred Jensen, Bridget Riley, Sanford Wurmfeld, Robert Swain, Richard Anuszkiewicz, and the recently deceased Julian Stanczak.
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Carol M. Swain, Professor of Political Science and Professor of Law at Vanderbilt University, is a prize-winning author, public speaker, and political commentator.
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One of them is Dr. Carol Swain, author and former professor of political science and law at Vanderbilt University as well as Princeton University.
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Attorney Sarah Swain (left) apologized after she was criticized heavily by law enforcement groups who argued that the image promoted violence against police officers.
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The proposed rule is open for public comment until mid-December, and Jonathan Swain, a spokesman for Harvard, said the school was reviewing it.
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U.S. District Court Judge Laura Taylor Swain is scheduled to take up the board's motion to extend that deadline at an April 24 hearing.
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In the premiere, Blanca (Mj Rodriguez) gets runaway Damon (Ryan Jamaal Swain) off the streets, and fights for his future as a modern dancer.
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Washington (CNN)Carol Swain, a conservative African-American professor, slammed the Black Lives Matter movement Saturday, calling it a "very destructive force" in America.
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But we do have the power to change what our climate will look like during the second half of the century, according to Swain.
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In an order on Monday, U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain in Manhattan said Annette Bongiorno, 70, is eligible for home confinement on Feb.
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Stoops' team allowed a pair of Florida receivers to go uncovered, including Freddie Swain on a 5-yard touchdown catch with 43 seconds left.
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Judge Swain also said the board had no authority to impose austerity measures on Puerto Rico, even if it thought steps taken by Gov.
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She took in an aspiring model (Indya Moore) and a dancer with showstopping moves (Ryan Jamaal Swain), and her house eventually dominated the competitions.
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Carol M. Swain is a former associate professor of politics at Princeton University and former professor of political science and law at Vanderbilt University.
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Sean Stewart, who previously worked at Perella Weinberg Partners and JPMorgan Chase & Co, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain in Manhattan.
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Judge Laura Taylor Swain, who is overseeing Puerto Rico's massive bankruptcy, made the ruling from the bench at a hearing in her Manhattan courtroom.
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"That firehose just got stuck on Sonoma county and sat there," says Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at UCLA's Institute of the Environment and Sustainability.
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The work of Canadian artist Gloria Swain covers harrowing topics — like institutionalization, forced medication, domestic abuse, sexual abuse and depression — through photographs, paintings and installations.
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U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain, who has yet to rule on bond invalidation motions, will address the extension request at an April 24 hearing.
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With a two-year statute of limitations ending for ERS and HTA on Monday, Swain noted: The litigation must commence within the next few days.
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Beyond growing its scale, Swain said the next big focus is on developing a community for merchants, where they can share tips, collaborate and more.
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In the most recent case, the oversight board itself has been ruled illegal, in a case where, once again, the First Circuit overruled Judge Swain.
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In Puerto Rico, the equities of the case would be far less generous to creditors than even the oversight board and Judge Swain have been.
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"The visibility and prominence of the tattoos on screen are affected by countless possible game permutations that are dependent on individual players' choices," Swain wrote.
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Brandon Swain told the AP. And most of it was intact, with just a piece of the propeller and a wheel falling to the ground.
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"I don't see how you can learn a whole lot when there are 50 questions in an hour," he told CSPAN's Susan Swain in 2009.
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Jordan Scarlett scored on a 30-yard run for a 13-0 lead, and Freddie Swain caught an 18-yard TD pass from Feleipe Franks.
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"Simplicity is key to millennials, and anything that feels like a job added onto our already jam-packed schedules will be left behind," says Swain.
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On August 7, District Court Judge Taylor Swain dismissed the Government of Puerto Rico's claim that the Financial Oversight Board is usurping its policymaking authority.
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This seasonal high wind, known as the Santa Ana winds, is not unusual for this time of year, climate scientist Daniel Swain told the Verge.
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Separately, Swain held off on ruling on a request by creditors of Puerto Rico's bankrupt power utility, PREPA, to appoint a receiver at the agency.
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John Henstrand, the bride's brother, who became a Universal Life minister for the occasion, officiated at Swain House, a community center in Hap Magee Park.
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As a federal court judge, Laura Taylor Swain has played a role in two of the highest-profile financial criminal cases of the past decade.
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Swain, who is overseeing Puerto Rico's case, previously dismissed a lawsuit by Aurelius and other investors over the territory's default on its general obligation bonds.
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Receivers Freddie Swain and Van Jefferson each had two TD catches for the Gators (10-2), who finished the regular season 6-53 at home.
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My hairstylist Shelby Swain puts the Mane Choice Daily Hair Dressing in my hair every time she's about to braid me down for my wigs.
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"If you imagine the atmosphere over your head as a sponge, you can't wring it out anymore," says Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at UCLA.
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On Friday, U.S. Chief Justice John Roberts appointed a U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain of the Southern District of New York to oversee the case.
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In Swain County, where the Boys' Club is based, 24 percent of people live below the poverty line, about 12 percent higher than the national median.
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Swain said the oversight boards future status "remains in question" and added that in the face of that uncertainty, it would imprudent to deny the stipulation.
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In an interview with TechCrunch, CEO and co-founder Sampad Swain said the company has some 225,21 merchants, and it is adding a further 193,219 daily.
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For now, Swain said the company isn't seeking overseas opportunities, although he did admit that the business could expand to regions like Africa or Southeast Asia.
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"We can't suddenly make the kind of radical change in the global carbon economy that we'd have to make to get to carbon zero," Swain says.
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Writing for the BBC, Frank Swain explored the story only to find that Meloy wasn't the first person to think about installing "pleasure buttons" in humans.
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And even even bigger one has started forming along the entire West Coast of the US that could shunt rainfall into Canada or Alaska, Swain writes.
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Even worse news: these atmospheric ridges are getting more common — possibly thanks to human-caused global warming, Swain and his colleagues reported in a 2016 study.
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Last month we reported that Airbnb vets Andrew Swain and Jonathan Golden are raising a $60 million debut fund for their own marketplace-focused VC firm.
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U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain in Manhattan rejected Todd Alpert's request to dismiss a lawsuit filed last March by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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A 223-yard kickoff return by Kadarius Toney got the ball rolling, and two plays later, Feleipe Franks hit Freddie Swain for a 222-yard score.
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"Those five officers saw or the sheriff felt they reasonably should have seen what took place and failed to take action," Swain told CNN on Wednesday.
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"I am so wonderfully overwhelmed by the love and support shown by millions of people all over the nation and world," Swain wrote on Facebook Monday.
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On Thursday, Judge Laura Taylor Swain held Mr. Tsirkos in contempt of court for failing to begin payments on a $19983,000 judgment handed down in 2014.
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Swain said she would have sentenced Stewart to prison if not for the "unusually serious" medical condition of his wife, Claudia Stewart, who required his care.
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Even discerning pastry experts like Abby Swain, executive pastry chef of Temple Court in New York City, enjoy the fruity flavor of this popular cake doughnut.
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"There was suddenly a real excitement in how beer was made and the whole experimental side of things was a natural progression for us," explains Swain.
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Daniel Swain, a California climate scientist, said that climate change is making extreme swings between warm weather and cold weather, drought and rain, the new normal.
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Swain is expected to start in his new role at Brookdale Senior, an operator of senior living and retirement communities in the United States, in September.
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Swain said the oversight board's future status "remains in question" and added that "in the face of that uncertainty, it would imprudent to deny" the stipulation.
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Among his patients was Michael Swain, a British soldier who lost both legs to a Taliban bomb in Afghanistan and is now a long-distance cyclist.
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"This one is definitely a resilient ridge, but we don't know if it's quite reaching the 'ridiculous' threshold," said Dr. Swain, who blogs about California's weather.
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Here's how climate scientist Daniel Swain put it recently on Twitter: What is abundantly clear is that we have big, rapidly accelerating problem--both in California & elsewhere.
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Pat McCrory on Thursday declared a state of emergency in 25 western counties after the fires resulted in evacuations in Clay, Graham, Macon, Swain and Rutherford counties.
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SWAIN: But the thing that concerns me, and I&aposve always seen this, there have been many minority students that I have encountered that had been struggling.
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"We're getting these shutoffs during run-of-the-mill events which are not rare," emphasized Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research.
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Swain said typical Instamojo sellers look to access audiences outside of people they know, with platforms like YouTube, Facebook, WhatsApp and others commonly used to reach audiences.
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Bradley Swain is a behavioral researcher at the Common Cents Lab, where he uses behavioral economics to help low and middle income families make better financial decisions.
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For instance, Stokes and Swain write, one study in Oslo found that when a restaurant gave its vegetarian options fancier-sounding names, people ordered them more often.
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Judge Swain stressed that it was essential that professionals make "careful use of resources," adding that she had observed some of the same issues raised by Williamson.
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Sean Swain said that while charges against Mr. Trump were "something we discussed," the sheriff's leadership quickly determined it did not have sufficient evidence to press charges.
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Judge Swain seemed to be aware of this power during the hearing, when she remarked that this case must lead to a "better future" for Puerto Rico.
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"A lot of funds do have very strict mandates about where they are able to invest," said Steve Swain of Lendingblock, a securities lending platform for cryptocurrencies.
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The commonwealth has asked Swain to issue orders for case management, such as notifying its creditors and hiring a firm to manage claims, according to court filings.
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In a related ruling Friday, U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain dismissed a lawsuit by a different creditor, saying FCB officials are territorial, rather than federal, officials.
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David Hobson, 48, was sentenced in federal court in Manhattan by U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain, who recommended Hobson serve his sentence at a halfway house.
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U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain on Tuesday lifted the stay for Bernice Beauchamp-Velazquez without considering her arguments after Puerto Rico consented earlier in the day.
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Mr. Swain said the drought several years ago and resulting bark beetle infestations in forests have combined with rising temperatures to create difficult conditions for containing wildfires.
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She forms an especially maternal bond with Damon (Ryan Jamaal Swain), a gay teenager and aspiring classical dancer from Pennsylvania who was kicked out of his home.
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Furthermore, the salespeople "were not perturbed when customers who then realized that the rings were not actually manufactured by Tiffany expressed anger or upset," Judge Swain wrote.
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Miriam-Teak Lee's ebullient Juliet is seen departing Verona for Paris, which is to say the city, not the dreary swain handpicked for her by her parents.
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Carol M. Swain: Racial oppression is changing; we need new appreciation for King Martin Luther King Jr. was the imperfect prophet who called upon our better angels.
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Swain is scheduled to take up the board's request for a deadline extension related to its effort to pursue claims against bondholders at an April 24 hearing.
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Video of the exchange shows reporter Jonathan Swain asking if Johnson would like to come on the program, which is hosted by Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid.
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Dr. Swain said that Los Angeles has had only one 24-hour period with rainfall of more than one-third of an inch in nearly a year.
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" Swain ordered Hunter to undergo "a prompt and thorough mental health assessment," and said she would instruct the Bureau of Prisons to ensure he receives "appropriate care.
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Singer and middle school assistant principal G. Star Swain made onlookers swoon with her powerful rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner" at the Lincoln Memorial earlier this month.
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That means the parade of storms zipping across the Pacific Ocean established a path over Northern California and even the Pacific Northwest — and bypassed Southern California, Swain said.
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"Clearly, the biggest single factor in creating yesterday's firestorm were the powerful and incredibly dry east-to-west offshore winds..." said Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at UCLA.
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"Defendant allegedly traded on confidential information for his own benefit, and did not disclose the trading activity to the board member for more than two years," Swain wrote.
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She never received a formal art degree, but studied under the painters William Sartain and Robert Swain Gifford, who taught at Cooper Union and the Arts Students League.
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The bankruptcy will be overseen by U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain of the Southern District of New York, who was appointed by U.S. Chief Justice John Roberts.
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The swain who materialized had certain advantages: Chuck Mitchell was an American musician, well connected in the Detroit folk scene, and, at first, willing to adopt her child.
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He was appointed by the U.S. trustee to represent more than 167,000 retirees of the government of Puerto Rico in the federal case before Judge Laura Taylor Swain.
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Swain, who is presiding over Puerto Rico's bankruptcy case, did not indicate when she may rule, and her decision is certain to be appealed by whichever side loses.
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Issues that would be minor in most bankruptcies fetched many objections on Wednesday, including the island's motion to combine the COFINA and government bankruptcies, which judge Swain granted.
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The white workers who did agree to train tended to do so quietly, and kept it a secret as long as they could, said Jim Swain, Shannon's supervisor.
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"It's a very tangible example of what's happening due to climate change," said Swain, the lead researcher on a newly published index documenting the vulnerabilityof various coral species.
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"On a broader sense, this illustrates that once you start stacking disasters and stacking crises, it adds complexity and expense," said Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at UCLA.
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Mr. Swain cited a Columbia University study that found that participants expressed a lower dread level for hurricanes than for such perceived risks as food preservatives or pesticides.
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David Hobson, 48, was sentenced by in Federal District Court in Manhattan by Judge Laura Taylor Swain, who recommended that he serve his time at a halfway house.
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"Even if you prevent 90 percent of wildfire ignitions, the remaining fires could be just as bad or even worse," notes Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at UCLA.
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Then, in April 2014, when Judge Swain held a hearing to formally accept SAC's plea to insider-trading charges, she took a swipe at the firm's top management.
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"You're raising the ceiling on precipitation potential," said Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research who had no role in the new study.
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U.S. District Court Judge Laura Taylor Swain, who is hearing the island's bankruptcy, ruled in July that the appointment of the board's members did not violate the U.S. Constitution.
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"We are only relocating those people from core tiger habitats who are willing to move; there are no evictions," said Debabrata Swain, an additional director general at the NTCA.
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"The big picture is clear," Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at the Institute of the Environment and Sustainability at the University of California, Los Angeles, said in an interview.
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That may give insight into the style and pacing of U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain, the Manhattan jurist tapped by the U.S. Supreme Court to handle the cases.
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No El Niño event is the same, Swain said, but since the last supercharged-El Niño ended in 1998, there has been more than a decade of global warming.
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Paradoxical as that may sound, it works remarkably well for Bill Swain, 69, who began going to shared medical appointments several years ago after his doctor suggested the idea.
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Bienenstock told U.S. District Court Judge Laura Taylor Swain, who is hearing Puerto Rico's bankruptcy case, that mediation efforts between the island and creditors will resume early next year.
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U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain in Manhattan said a federal law governing securities fraud cases prevented the plaintiffs from bringing their class-action claims against HSBC's U.S. unit.
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U.S. District Court Judge Laura Taylor Swain allowed the loan to go forward because it is needed for day-to-day costs that include fuel, labor, insurance and maintenance.
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But on Monday, after hearing arguments, Judge Laura Taylor Swain ruled that under Promesa, the oversight board had no legal authority to install new leadership at the power company.
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The bleaching event also extends to the Caribbean Sea, where the reefs have been strained by a variety of natural and man-made causes for many years, Swain said.
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Hot winds blowing from land to sea, explained Dr. Swain, essentially overrode the Pacific's cooling influence and gave coastal communities a taste of weather typical in the state's interior.
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The lawyers filling the packed courtroom told Judge Swain about looming deadlines and said that certain fundamental disputes had to be resolved almost immediately or else nothing could happen.
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Now, it turns out, given the refusal to pay bondholders, the government is sitting with millions in cash, which wasn't accounted for in the evidence presented to Judge Swain.
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Now that the Financial Oversight Board rejected a separate deal for Puerto Rico's electric power authority, that debt must be pulled into the restructure process supervised by Judge Swain.
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Both Posso and Medina-Flores are being held in the Monroe County Correction Center on a $500,000 bond each, County Sheriff Bradley Swain said in a press conference last week.
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U.S. Judge Laura Taylor Swain last year struck down a previous receiver bid by bond insurers, only to have an appeals court remand the matter back to her in August.
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Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at the University of California Los Angeles and an author of the new paper, studies how global climate change plays out in regional extreme weather.
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We suppose some swain was jilted; during the interval of a whole year the fair maid changed her mind, and so he took his revenge by sending a biting epigram.
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Both sides claim an ironclad right to Puerto Rico's sales tax, and a hearing on the matter is scheduled for Tuesday in New York, before U.S. Judge Laura Taylor Swain.
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The latest ruling reversed a March 2015 decision by U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain in Manhattan, who concluded that the FDIC had waited too long to sue the banks.
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In her denial, Swain said that "the ability to propose a confirmable plan of adjustment" was at stake and that the oversight board had not consented to the committee's motion.
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The department has also opened an internal investigation probing whether the officers in the video, who did not detain or arrest McGraw on site, should have done so, Swain said.
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In an interview with The Hill, C-SPAN Co-President Susan Swain discusses how the network covered the congressional Democrats' 25-hour sit-in on the House floor last week.
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Schake, who served as deputy communications director for Clinton's 2628 presidential campaign, will be replacing Instagram's current communications chief, David Swain, who announced his departure and replacement Tuesday on Instagram.
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In a decision on Monday, U.S. District Judge Laura Swain rejected arguments that jury instructions were faulty or that the court improperly excluded evidence that would have helped Costco's case.
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Before adjourning, Swain addressed that concern, asking for a status report by mid-June on progress to give creditors better access to financial information and any progress on restructuring negotiations.
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"The complaint does not allege plausibly that the provision of banking services, which are not inherently violent or dangerous, can be considered as acts dangerous to human life," Swain wrote.
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On the heels of a record hot summer, California's brush and trees are primed for ignition, said Daniel Swain, a U.C.L.A. climate scientist who also runs the California Weather Blog.
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"I was fascinated by the concept as soon as I heard about it," Swain tells me, while making the third ever batch of the carb-loaded beer at his brewery.
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Current comms head David Swain, who has been at Facebook for almost a decade and has had the top communications job at Instagram since early 2013, is leaving the company.
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The university's president, David Swain, had encouraged his literary efforts, but when Horton gave him a letter to deliver to the abolitionist Horace Greeley in the 1850s, it was buried.
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In the 1905 Swain trial, a senator objected when one of the managers used the word pettifogging, and the presiding officer said the word ought not to have been used.
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Centana was co-founded four years ago by Ben Cukier and Eric Byunn, private equity veterans who left FTV Capital, and Steven Swain, a former president of Global X Management.
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Here, though, Kong is no longer the beast we love, the tragic captor-swain who, if he didn't always win the affections of his prisoners, achieved immortality by seducing viewers.
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In a hard-fought stretch drive, Silver Charm held off a horse named Swain, who was bred and owned by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, the ruler of Dubai.
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The deciding touchdown was a point of consternation among the Kentucky faithful as Swain was completely uncovered and frantically waving his hands for the ball even before it was snapped.
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During the hearing on Tuesday, Hunter appeared before US District Court Judge Laura Taylor Swain wearing a drab navy blue prison jumpsuit and sporting a scruffy salt-and-pepper beard.
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In the Nature Climate Change study, Swain and his collaborators used historical records and model simulations to project how wet and dry spells would change in California over the coming century.
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The constitutional claims are among many playing out in front of Laura Taylor Swain, the federal judge overseeing Puerto Rico's case, which is being heard in San Juan and New York.
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"In an instantaneous sense, they're moving more water than the Mississippi River, in the sky, above your head," said Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at the University of California Los Angeles.
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CAROL SWAIN, FORMER VANDERBUILT PROFESSOR: I think that it&aposs part of a moral decline in our society where young people are taught that there are no absolute rights and wrongs.
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" The region of warm air now over Southern California, often referred to as a "heat dome," had been parked over the desert Southwest, but Swain noted that it can "wobble around.
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Puerto Rico's government and four of its public corporations last year filed for a court-ordered bankruptcy process under Title III; Swain will hold a general hearing on that on Wednesday.
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A federal oversight board is aiming to negotiate debt cuts with creditors in a case overseen by U.S. District Court Judge Laura Taylor Swain of the Southern District of New York.
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And if you're wondering about the woman in the sexy Santa outfit on her sweatshirt ... it seems Lizzo's promoting a raunchy new single called "Christmas Time" by celeb hairstylist, Shelby Swain.
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The university has taken a number of steps to make it easier to report sexual assault and harassment on campus, Mr. Swain said, including increasing the number of Title IX coordinators.
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Ryan Jamaal Swain, Dominique Jackson and Jason A. Rodriguez talk about their experiences as dancers in life — and onscreen in Ryan Murphy's show about the underground ballroom scene of the 1980s.
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Swain and Lizzo have worked together on previous purple moments, including Lizzo's lilac Marc Jacobs prom dress and scünci crystal scrunchie situation for her performance at the 2019 Video Music Awards.
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On Friday, Chief Justice John G. Roberts assigned Puerto Rico's case to Judge Laura Taylor Swain, a federal judge in the Southern District of New York and a former bankruptcy judge.
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Evertz, Swain, and Wurmfeld have invented their own admittedly hermetic interrogatory systems (borne out by their coded titles), yet the deeper they burrow into them, the fresher the air they breathe.
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NEA partner Jonathan Golden, who previously worked at Airbnb, has joined the BlackBird board of directors alongside Francoise Brougher of Pinterest, Square and Google, and Andrew Swain, who also is from Airbnb.
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Swain suggested a COFINA agent beholden to the board might not be able to advocate for the best possible recoveries for COFINA, if doing so could squeeze Puerto Rico's government long-term.
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On June 230st, District Judge Laura Taylor Swain granted a motion filed by Puerto Rico's Oversight Board and issued an order stating that these cases would be consolidated for procedural purposes only.
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"I'm concerned with the inflationary component of" rate increases, said Swain, who called for a 2 percent ceiling on automatic rate hikes, similar to one applied in the New York metro area.
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Swain, however, said the exceptions to sovereign immunity were narrow, and the plaintiffs' relatively expansive view could subject Germany to liability for holding cultural programs or conducting boiler repairs at its buildings.
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Swain said he hopes the index he and his colleagues just produced will be a tool to help people manage the risks posed to the reefs in an era of rising temperatures.
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But Mr. Swain said it's impossible to ignore the presence of humans or to discount the value of communities that have already been built — even if they coexist with the environment imperfectly.
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The deal would have to be approved by both the Puerto Rican government and Judge Laura Taylor Swain of Federal District Court in New York, who is presiding over Puerto Rico's case.
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" Orthodox Christian beliefs Beloftebos spokesman Micheal Swain told CNN the owners declined the couple's request because it contradicted their orthodox Christian beliefs that marriage should be between "one man and one woman.
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The board, along with the island's unsecured creditors committee, asked U.S. Judge Laura Taylor Swain, who oversees the island's bankruptcy cases, to disallow any claims filed to date by owners of these bonds.
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In U.S. District Court in Puerto Rico on Wednesday, Judge Laura Taylor Swain, who is overseeing the territory's bankruptcy case, also received an update on privatizing the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA).
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The deal is worth $5 million and includes conglomerate Times Internet making an investment in Instamojo, Sampad Swain, co-founder and chief executive of the Bangalore-based startup, told TechCrunch in an interview.
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U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain said in an order that Financial Guaranty Insurance Co failed to cite any authority to support a stay on proceedings to which it is not a party.
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Swain said Solid Oak can still pursue actual damages over New York-based Take-Two's alleged unauthorized incorporation into NBA 2K16 of eight tattoo designs that the plaintiff had licensed from various artists.
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As part of planning, Swain said the state should expand use of floodplains that can be deliberately flooded to soak up rains, such as the Yolo Bypass which protects the city of Sacramento.
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Also on Wednesday, U.S. District Court Judge Laura Taylor Swain gave Puerto Rico permission to pay up to $50 million in fees and expenses charged by professionals who work on the bankruptcy cases.
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"I'm glad we took this step forward toward a new foundation for Puerto Rico," said Judge Laura Taylor Swain, who presides over the island's bankruptcy cases under a federal law known as PROMESA.
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That question will ultimately be settled by U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain of the Southern District of New York when the bankruptcy-like proceeding begins in a San Juan courtroom on Wednesday.
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"He approached this murder plot as meticulously and thoroughly as he approached his legitimate work in his military career," Judge Laura Taylor Swain of Federal District Court said before she sentenced Mr. Hunter.
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Court filings recently unearthed by The Guardian's Jon Swain and David Smith show Moore repeatedly failed to make payments that were part of a 2011 divorce settlement with his ex-wife, Allison Moore.
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It's the third worldwide bleaching event, a catastrophe that's becoming more frequent and more intense as the oceans get warmer, said Timothy Swain, an ecologist at Chicago's Field Museum and nearby Northwestern University.
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I initially wanted to talk to Mr. Swain about wildfires — their increasing severity and frequency — but, he explained, fire and rain and floods are part of climate cycles that are becoming more extreme.
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Today this constitutional guarantee — and what it means under Promesa, the law approved by Congress to organize Puerto Rico's affairs — looms as one of the major issues Judge Swain will have to decide.
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"It does appear that yet another series of strong storms is headed for California over the next 10 days or so," said Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at UCLA, in a Twitter message.
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The next step would be final approval by Puerto Rico's federally appointed financial oversight board and by U.S. Judge Laura Taylor Swain, who the government expects will issue an order around Nov. 6.
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Harry handled the occasion solo — dapper in black pants and a gray blazer — where he awarded gold to the U.K.'s Michael Swain and found time for a bit of fun with the competitors.
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CAROL SWAIN, FORMER VANDERBILT PROFESSOR: First of all I say that I have been a professor for 28 years, and affirmative action, race-based affirmative action has been around all of those 28 years.
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" Christian Swain, whose band TinMan was performing when the shooting broke out, told CNN "the event was well-covered with security and we'd seen them as we came in to set up and play.
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He's having a ton of fun with his brother Swain, hanging out in a kiddie pool (first time) and showing off some of his commands by being a good boy and posing for photos.
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"The current situation in California —specifically, the dramatic swing from extreme drought to water overabundance and flooding — is indeed a preview of California's likely climate future," said Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at UCLA.
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Swain did not make a ruling from the bench on Tuesday but did thank the attorneys for answering her questions, which she described as "very serious, very difficult and quite consequential to Puerto Rico."
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But U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain in Manhattan said the statute under which Stewart was charged had withstood constitutional challenges before, and rulings that limited what constitute a fraud would not change that.
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Judge Swain made it clear she agreed, noting that Mr. Hunter had associated himself with Mr. Le Roux voluntarily and had remained with him after becoming aware of, and involved in, his illegal activity.
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President Bacow said the university would consider opening an external review after that internal investigation is complete, as the government department committee and many students have requested, according to Jonathan Swain, a Harvard spokesman.
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It's back to the archipelago with this 2212 musical by Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty, in which a peasant girl and a wealthy swain are tangled in a divine bet between love and death.
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It's back to the archipelago with this 29 musical by Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty in which a peasant girl and a wealthy swain are tangled in a divine bet between love and death.
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Swain acknowledges that one person investing in those funds is not stopping climate change in its tracks, but he says "it sends a signal," and it's a concrete step any individual investor can take.
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The Federal District Court judge in the case, Laura Taylor Swain, who normally sits in the Southern District of New York, emphasized the need for the parties to continue trying to mediate their differences.
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But a range of conditions in the Pacific Ocean not necessarily related to climate change, including El Niño and La Niña, can contribute to the formation and positioning of a ridge, Dr. Swain said.
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"We have to be thorough, we have to take emotion out of the investigation and we have to ensure a person's rights are observed and that the investigation is a quality investigation," Swain told FOX59.
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"The problem with that is it potentially can miss a lot of the things we actually care about, especially in California, which is a place that has a climate that is intrinsically variable," Swain said.
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If ordered by Swain to produce bondholder information, the banks said the court should address matters such as a longer deadline, their indemnification from claims and liability arising from compliance, and reimbursement for their costs.
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"We're getting these shutoffs during run-of-the-mill events which are not rare," Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, told Mashable on Wednesday before the Kincade Fire began.
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In the new guard, there were the likes of Angel Evangelista (Indya Moore), her ballroom scene mother Blanca (MJ Rodriguez), and New York newbie Damon (Ryan Jamaal Swain), also a member of the Evangelista family.
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In just four months, Instamojo has dished out around $4 million in credit — through 073,000-odd dispersions — and Swain predicts it will scale to a $30 million run rate before the end of this year.
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The state is experiencing longer periods of warm temperatures and dry conditions that are making major fires nearly a year-round possibility, said Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at the University of California, Los Angeles.
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On Monday, U.S. District Court Judge Laura Taylor Swain approved the loan which had been opposed by creditors of the U.S. commonwealth and its utility, the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority, better known as PREPA.
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In Manhattan federal court, Judge Laura Taylor Swain, who is overseeing the record $70 billion bankruptcy-like proceedings for Puerto Rico, heard about four hours of oral arguments from attorneys representing the dueling creditor groups.
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"In a place like California, we really need to be thinking about both risks [drought and flood] simultaneously," said Daniel Swain, a University of California, Los Angeles climate scientist and lead author of the study.
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"That plaintiffs had no control over which particular investment strategy Madoff undertook or specific securities he purchased does not obviate the fact that plaintiffs were seeking, directly or indirectly, to purchase covered securities," Swain wrote.
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Brad Swain, a behavioral researcher at a center affiliated with Duke University who wrote a 2017 analysis titled "The Psychology of Riding It Out," concluded that many people do not perceive hurricanes as especially dangerous.
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"Costco's upper management, in their testimony at trial and in their actions in the years prior to the trial, displayed at best a cavalier attitude toward Costco's use of the Tiffany name," Judge Swain wrote.
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U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain said Tiffany deserves $11.1 million, plus interest, representing triple the lost profit from Costco's trademark infringement, plus the $8.25 million in punitive damages awarded by a jury last October.
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"This is the first time I've done this in my career, and I don't do it lightly," said Dennis Dunne, a lawyer for Ambac Assurance Corporation who came forward when Judge Swain asked for objections.
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"It's an issue that state taxing authorities are going to pursue vigorously if they feel they have authority under their statute to do so," said John Swain, a law professor at the University of Arizona.
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"Relationships between the ocean and atmosphere are complicated, especially as they relate to explosively developing extratropical cyclones (like the one currently in the forecast)," said Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at UCLA, in a Twitter message.
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The deal, which was worked out during a court ordered mediation process, will still need to be signed off on by U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain, who is overseeing the island's record bankruptcy-like proceedings.
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In February, U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain, who is overseeing the record bankruptcy-like proceedings, approved a deal to restructure about $17 billion of sales tax backed bonds, known as COFINA for the Spanish acronym.
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Judge Laura Taylor Swain, who is hearing the islands bankruptcy, ruled in August that the board has broad and exclusive authority over Puerto Ricos budget under the PROMESA Act, although it cannot demand changes in law.
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Swain said U.S. copyright law imposed a "bright-line" rule precluding recovery of statutory damages when the first of a series of infringements occurred before the works in question are registered with the U.S. Copyright Office.
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After watching Damon's (Ryan Jamaal Swain) exuberant dance audition scene at the end of Pose, Ryan Murphy's latest FX tour-de-force set the New York ball scene of the '80s, I watched the scene again.
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Delta passenger Joshua Swain Firth was at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York on Wednesday when he spotted employees tossing suitcases and a stroller down a chute to be loaded onto the plane, Inc.
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SAN JUAN (Reuters) - U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain, presiding over Puerto Rico's massive bankruptcy, approved an agreement on Wednesday aimed at resolving creditors' competing claims on the U.S. territory's sales tax revenue by year's end.
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Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at UCLA, noted that there has not yet been a formal study on the connection between this heat wave and climate change, since that could take a few weeks to complete.
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Salespeople "described such rings as 'Tiffany' rings in response to customer inquiries, and were not perturbed when customers who then realized that the rings were not actually manufactured by Tiffany expressed anger or upset," Swain wrote.
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Judge Laura Taylor Swain, who is hearing the island's bankruptcy, ruled in August that the board has broad and exclusive authority over Puerto Rico's budget under the PROMESA Act, although it cannot demand changes in law.
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Costco employees "described such rings as 'Tiffany' rings in response to customer inquiries, and were not perturbed when customers who then realized that the rings were not actually manufactured by Tiffany expressed anger or upset," Swain wrote.
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"In light of the extraordinary conditions in San Juan and until further notice, these adjourned hearings will take place in New York; every effort will be made to facilitate viewing from the San Juan courthouse," Swain said.
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"We need to look at the credibility of the witnesses, we need to not rush to judgment, and I find the media, they're putting too much focus on the videos before we have the facts," Swain added.
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Instamojo founders [left to right] Akash Gehani, Sampad Swain and Aditya SenguptaUnlike Meesho, a YC-backed micro-entrepreneurship service in India that recently raised $50 million, Instamojo isn't dominated by e-commerce to friends, family and neighbors.
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Global warming is making California and other regions with similar Mediterranean-style climates, from southern Europe to parts of Australia, drier and warmer in summer, said lead author Daniel Swain of the University of California, Los Angeles.
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In May 2017, Swain ordered COFINA's trustee to hold all future interest and principal payments due to bondholders in escrow until a decision is made about which creditor group has the legal first right to the funds.
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"Amazon should be helped because it is collecting sales tax in every state, while it is the Wayfairs of the world who are directly hurt," John Swain, a law professor at the University of Arizona, told CNBC.
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Judge Taylor Swain denied the Financial Oversight Boards motion because it did not have the statutory authority under PROMESA for such an appointment and called for both parties to work together for the benefit of Puerto Rico.
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Swain found no proof, as required under a 2013 decision from the federal appeals court in Manhattan, that the services were a substantial factor in the attacks, and that the plaintiffs' injuries were a reasonably foreseeable consequence.
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We spoke with Susan Swain, one of C-Span's two chief executives, about the birth of the network, Washington's initial resistance to being caught on camera and how the network has adapted to the social media age.
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U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain granted summary judgment to the videogame maker in a infringement case brought by Solid Oak Sketches, which holds copyrights on the designs for tattoos inked onto basketball players including LeBron James.
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If you haven't been watching, now is the time to catch up on the lives of Blanca (Mj Rodriguez) and her House of Evangelista children: Angel (Indya Moore), Papi (Angel Bismark Curiel), and Damon (Ryan Jamaal Swain).
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"We were already aware of his countertop speeches, so we cleared the space and prepared in anticipation," said Sabrina Swain, the co-owner and general manager of Narrow Way Café & Shop in Detroit, where O'Rourke campaigned Monday.
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"...In general, California's water infrastructure is definitely feeling the strain of one of the wettest seasons on record, and it won't take much additional precipitation to cause some pretty big problems over the next week," Swain said.
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Judge Laura Taylor Swain, who is overseeing Puerto Rico's bankruptcy, did not address the merits of the bondholders' claims, concluding that she lacked jurisdiction over some of them, and that others were not fit to be ruled on.
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The University of Pennsylvania was one of the first institutions of higher education to bring retailers onto its campus at what is now known as Sansom Commons, said Swain, who worked on the project in the early 2000s.
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Star Swain, a 34-year-old assistant principal from Tallahassee, Florida, turned heads with her rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner" while visiting Washington, D.C. The incredible video has since earned more than 13 million views on Facebook.
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Charles Bennett, 58, wept after some of the friends and family who were victims of his years-long scheme urged U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain in Manhattan to take no pity on him despite his suicide attempt.
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Swain, appointed by U.S. Chief Justice John Roberts on May 5th, is operating under the authority granted by the U.S. Congress, which passed a law last year known as PROMESA (Puerto Rico Oversight, Management, and Economic Stability Act).
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It also said Swain was wrong to conclude that jurors could not find Pfizer liable for statements by G. D. Searle & Co and Pharmacia Corp, which previously made Celebrex and Bextra, that allegedly concealed the drugs' cardiovascular risks.
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After his initial brainwave in September last year, Stuart started the search for a local brewer who fancied the challenge of creating a bready beer, which led him to Jon Swain, the co-founder of the Hackney Brewery.
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During that time, the billionaire invited Farmer's young sister Annie to his ranch in New Mexico, leading her and her mother, Janice Swain, to believe that she would be vacationing with a group of students visiting the ranch.
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Both U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain, who is overseeing the island's bankruptcy-like proceedings, and the seven-member federally appointed Oversight Board, will have to approve of the governor's plan for PREPA before it can go forward.
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The Federal District Court judge in the case, Laura Taylor Swain, who flew to San Juan from New York, stressed the urgency of the situation and the need for the parties to continue trying to mediate their differences.
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"I laugh when people are shocked to hear that we still eat the fish," said Chrissy Swain, 37, who helped set up the community's long-running blockade against logging and clear-cutting in the forests around the reserve.
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U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain in Manhattan agreed with Starbucks and its attorneys from Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz that advertisements promoting the company's popular Frappuccino blended beverages were not "substantially similar" to the paintings by artist Maya Hayuk.
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They include an old flame, who is pressing his suit from a jail cell, a swain who has all the attributes brides normally want but is a bit of a bore, and a rascal who promises excitement and danger.
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CNN's Michael Smerconish asked Swain, along with civil rights attorney Areva Martin, to comment on the conservative website Drudge Report's decision to lead the homepage with the title "Black Lives Kill" following the shooting of police officers in Dallas.
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Dominique Swain is best known for playing the rebelling daughter Jamie Archer -- opposite John Travolta as her on-screen father Sean Archer (and opposite Nic Cage's character Castor Troy with Travolta's face) -- in the 1997 action movie 'Face/Off.
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Several essays in the book discuss science-backed ways to sway human behavior, particularly an explainer by psychologist Per Espen Stokes and behavioral researcher Bradley Swain on how small changes in the presentation of different options affect people's choices.
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Allowing the Frente Unido de Policias Organizados and Concilio Nacional de Policias to lift a litigation stay could hamper Puerto Rico's restructuring efforts by diverting the island's resources, U.S. District Court Judge Laura Taylor Swain said in an order.
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Climate models agree that "this really big increase in wet events is quite likely," said Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at the University of California at Los Angeles and an author of a recent paper on the expected changes.
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As poetic as the sentiment might be, it doesn't mean quite what the young swain intended, for the sun, like all stars, was born and now lives in vibrant middle age, but it is destined to die one day.
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While U.S. District Court Judge Laura Taylor Swain has yet to rule on that and other motions seeking to void bonds, the statute of limitations for the board to file lawsuits related to the debt runs out next month.
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U.S. Judge Laura Taylor Swain, who presides over the island's bankruptcy process, ruled in August that the board has broad and exclusive authority over Puerto Rico's budget under the federal PROMESA Act, although it cannot demand changes in law.
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"Ultimately, she said that she watched her children get into the car, told them to get out, they refused, and she slammed the door to the car to teach the older child a lesson," stated Swain in a press release.
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Three other children, a 9-year-old girl, a 5-year-old boy, and a 2-year-old boy have been placed in the care of Child Protective Services and appear to be healthy, Swain said in a press release.
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Judge Laura Taylor Swain held that three plaintiffs who sued the Puerto Rico Highways & Transportation Authority for negligence were not subject to a litigation stay because they were seeking damages from insurance policies instead of the island's cash-strapped government.
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U.S. District Court Judge Laura Taylor Swain declined to lift the stay in Puerto Rico's bankruptcy-like restructuring to allow vehicle owners to press on with their legal campaign to get $76 million returned, according to opinion released on Friday.
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Judge Laura Taylor Swain, at a hearing in San Juan, denied the proposal by the federal board in charge of managing Puerto Rico's finances, giving credence to concerns of some creditors that the board cannot be objective in certain investor disputes.
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U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain in a four-page opinion said Puerto Rico made a strong showing there could be a "considerable impact" if she sided with the plaintiffs and others were encouraged to seek similar relief from the stay.
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The 27 former employees in court papers filed on Thursday urged U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain to reconsider their situation, arguing the stay on actions afforded by the special federal law known as PROMESA should not block their lawsuit.
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The appeals court affirmed a ruling by U.S. District Court Judge Laura Taylor Swain, who is overseeing the island's bankruptcy, which was filed in 2017 in an effort to restructure about $120 billion of the U.S. commonwealth's debt and pension obligations.
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As this case unfolds, it will be important to see how Judge Swain and the Board protect the island's residents and ensure that Puerto Rico can develop a sustainable economic plan to transform and grow its economy without jeopardizing its residents.
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U.S. District Court Judge Laura Taylor Swain, who earlier this month dismissed the constitutional challenge to Puerto Rico's Financial Oversight and Management Board (FOMB) by Aurelius Capital Management, certified the issue for appeal to the U.S. 1st Circuit Court of Appeals.
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An engaged Swain directed a slew of questions to attorneys for both sides, ranging from what the definition of a pledged sales tax is to the interpretation of the island's debt limit clause and whether it should apply to COFINA.
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Irene Swain, a nondenominational minister, officiated at a ceremony filled with poetry written for the couple by Arnold Adoff and a Native American blessing in honor of the New Mexican landscape (both the bride and groom were born in the state).
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U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain in Manhattan said Germany was immune from claims by descendants of the Herero and Nama tribes, depriving her of jurisdiction over its role in what some historians have called the 20th century's first genocide.
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In a decision on Thursday, U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain in Manhattan said the banks' alleged misconduct was too far removed from the attacks, which occurred from 2003 to 2011, to support civil liability under federal anti-terrorism laws.
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" Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at UCLA: "Lost in recent conversation over #wildfire risk is the following point by @thirstygecko: Warming #climate & drying forests/vegetation across American West is clearly not the only relevant factor behind emerging era of megafires.
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Crown-of-thorns starfish, a native species whose numbers occasionally grow so out of control they endanger the reef, have been detected on 37 sections of the southerly Swain Reef, more than 60 miles offshore, according to the park authority.
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These young men are called Isa (Ryan Swain), Grif (Donnell E. Smith), Daz (Clinton Lowe) and Tiny (Sidiki Fofana), and they are part of a list that includes names from recent headlines such as Trayvon Martin, Eric Garner and Michael Brown.
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U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain ruled that the creation by the U.S. Congress of a financial oversight board for Puerto Rico under a law known as PROMESA and the appointment of the board's members did not violate the U.S. Constitution.
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The second firefighter, Kevin Swain, a volunteer, was in surgery at a Baltimore hospital late Friday night and was in serious condition, Mark E. Brady, spokesman for the Prince George's County Fire and Emergency Medical Services Department, said on Twitter.
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In August, U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain, who is hearing the bankruptcy case filed in May 2017, ruled that the bondholders "do not possess a perfected security interest" over property pledged by the bankrupt public entity to pay its debt.
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U.S. District Court Judge Laura Taylor Swain gave her initial nod to the mediators' plan subject to some changes in language, while noting that many of the scheduling issues raised by various parties would be addressed in a January court hearing.
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White kicked a 31-yard field goal at 3:16 for a 20-17 lead, but Florida grabbed its first lead when Trask tossed a 13-yard score to Freddie Swain for a 24-20 lead with 9:54 remaining.
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Martin Bienenstock told U.S. District Court Judge Laura Taylor Swain that the board is seeking another postponement, this time for a March 31 hearing on the deal, although lawyers for two bond insurance companies said they would oppose the delay.
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U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain in Manhattan on Tuesday held she lacked jurisdiction to hear the case by the 31 nursing homes, who said it was crucial that investigative surveys be conducted by a competent team that includes a nurse.
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"There has been an assumption that the main thing we have to contend with climate change is increased temperatures, decreased snowpack, increased wildfire risk" on the West Coast, said Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at the University of California, Los Angeles.
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" Dallas sniper attack: 5 officers killed, suspect identified Smerconish asked Swain if she was dismissing the movement because of the Dallas shooter or if she's "looked at what the group purports to stand for itself and you don't like what you see.
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"Despite Costco's arguments to the contrary, the court finds that, based on the record evidence, no rational finder of fact could conclude that Costco acted in good faith in adopting the Tiffany mark," U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain wrote in the ruling.
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Hot, dry winds blowing up to 70 miles per hour across Southern California are fanning the flames, but those aren't unusual for December, says Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at the University of California Los Angeles and writer of the Weather West blog.
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Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at Stanford University, told Mashable that the eastern Tropical Pacific Ocean is warmer right now at this time of year than it has ever been, and this has a big effect on the weather in the midlatitudes.
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Much of the Central Valley was transformed into a vast inland sea over 250 miles long, and according to Swain, areas now home to millions of people in the Sacramento Valley, the coastal Bay Area and Los Angeles/Orange counties were submerged.
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Writing for the appeals court, Circuit Judge Debra Ann Livingston said Swain "went astray" in excluding Fischel's expert testimony because of his failure to "disaggregate" alleged misrepresentations by Pfizer that may have inflated its stock price from any misrepresentations by Searle and Pharmacia.
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Someday — hopefully sooner than later — an enterprising young curator will organize an exhibition in New York under the rubric, "Hunter Color School," which will include Doug Ohson (1936–2010), Robert Swain, Vincent Longo, Joanna Pousette-Dart, and others who have taught there.
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"Because we're at the margin of the subtropics—the climate is dry to the south and moist to the north—we swing back and forth between flood and drought dramatically, year to year and week to week," says Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at UCLA.
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"We are pleased that Judge Swain saw through this thinly-veiled attempt to extort the companies that have invested over 14 years and millions of dollars to bring the beloved "Barbershop" franchise to audiences worldwide," Warner Bros and MGM jointly said in an emailed statement.
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The boy, Eduardo Fosso, "lived a very sad life, a lot of times under restraint, and his life gradually diminished after repeated acts of abuse by his father with the … knowledge of his stepmother," Monroe County Sheriff Brad Swain said at a news conference Tuesday.
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"Maximizing the return for COFINA might get tied up in the notion that Puerto Rico needs to be healthy in [later] years, and is not solely a question of grabbing everything that's on the table," Swain said, instructing sides to confer on a new approach.
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U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain in Manhattan said she needed a better understanding of how Take-Two Interactive Software Inc's flagship game is "generally played," before deciding whether its "realistic" depiction of tattoos licensed by Solid Oak Sketches LLC amounted to fair use.
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While retiree committees are common in bankruptcies with big pension debts, the Trustee in Puerto Rico's case took the rare step of announcing intentions to appoint a committee without waiting for a blessing from the judge in the case, U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain.
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Unfortunately, many of the risk-management practices California currently employs, such as storing water in large reservoirs for use during drought years, "become a liability during very wet years, when we need as much room to spare in reservoirs to maintain flood control," Swain said.
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At a hearing in federal court in New York, Aurelius told U.S. District Court Judge Laura Taylor Swain that Puerto Rico's oversight board was appointed by the U.S. Congress in violation of the Constitution's appointments clause, which governs how certain public officials are designated.
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Pity, then, poor li'l Tana Weed (a very good, very brave Kate Thulin), a wistful 16-year-old with dreams of crossing the river that keeps her from her true love, Debo (Maki Borden), a skiff-riding swain with a passion for old cars.
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"You don't even have to think very much about the environmental and aboriginal costs of Site C because the economics are so awful," said Harry Swain, a former federal deputy minister and the chairman of a government environmental panel appointed to review the project.
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" Swain added: "In terms of funding for PED researchers after 2008, I can simply refer you back to President Bacow's message from last Thursday, and in particular, his statement that it is something the University is looking into as part of our ongoing review.
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