"Before this briefing, I was convinced that we had to take steps on the war in Yemen and I believe that we had to take steps on the Saudis," Menendez said.
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"I believe Congress should take steps toward impeachment," she said.
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Should the need arise, we will take steps as appropriate.
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In the meantime, they must take steps to protect themselves.
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Cosby, nor did she take steps to properly represent Mrs.
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Colombia could take steps to allow better access, campaigners say.
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The time is now to take steps toward financial stability.
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Prosecutors also can take steps to keep them off juries.
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However, companies can take steps to minimize the downside risk.
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So, we must take steps now to recover and regroup.
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We urge those involved to take steps to lower tensions.
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Take steps to keep your data safe (see infographic below).
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He pledged his government would take steps to address people's grievances.
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Consumers should also take steps to better monitor their recurring charges.
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Any day now, Ohio will take steps to "defund" Planned Parenthood.
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With smart reforms, we can take steps to achieve that system.
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You should take steps to make this process easier for yourself.
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If Congress doesn't take steps that I've outlined with you, yes.
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The organization will however take steps to try and reduce misuse.
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She thinks it's critical to take steps to fix it now.
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Companies should also take steps to facilitate employee autonomy and networking.
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That decision would require Televisa to take steps to boost competition.
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Congress could take steps to reclaim the money distributed so far.
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However, Florida should still take steps to learn from this process.
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Take steps toward the summit at any pace you can muster.
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And #MeToo has helped take steps toward true and real equality.
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Do you take steps to determine the source of the information?
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NATO leaders urged Moscow to take steps to maintain the treaty.
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He said the president could still take steps to discharge them.
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In return, they must take steps to integrate refugees into society.
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If they don't, they should take steps to address this gap.
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The countries agreed in January to take steps to reduce tension.
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More cities' mayors must take steps to continue this important momentum.
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"We help them take steps into tourism in a responsible way."
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Cornyn, at least, now wants to take steps to remedy that.
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Facebook has to take steps to protect the security of user passwords.
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Regulators have ordered the firm to take steps to curb money laundering.
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The most ambitious states could even take steps to strengthen the law.
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We just have to take steps to widen the pool of talent.
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Wherever possible we take steps to either uncover or stop such misuse.
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California is the latest state to take steps toward implementing a program.
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She urges others to be vigilant and take steps to protect themselves.
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It's smart for you to take steps to secure your data, too.
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That's a disturbing trend, and one Congress must take steps to address.
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Varadkar told parliament Ireland had to take steps now for that eventuality.
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When you see any type of injustice, take steps to remedy it.
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Styles isn't the first one to take steps away from the group.
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But we can take steps to stem the tide of future deaths.
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I hope prison officials will take steps to rectify this right away.
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Together, this will help us take steps toward making the impossible, possible.
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Leaders must take steps build break periods into operators' careers, he said.
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The sources said Ramachandran plans to take steps to settle his loans.
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Still, the Obama Administration decided to take steps to further ease sanctions.
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Similarly, we can also take steps to accelerate the recovery of ecosystems.
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Sometimes vibrant musicians begin to take steps away from public life, however.
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Gao said Beijing would take steps necessary to safeguard Chinese firms' interests.
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No one will want to take steps to decapitate the legislative filibuster.
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Congress has begun to take steps to reel in Trump&aposs independence.
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And social media companies should take steps to fact-check dubious content.
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You can take steps to combat climate change without crippling the economy.
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You take steps, though, until you feel really safe with each other.
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Policymakers should take note of this risk and take steps to diversify.
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The countries agreed in January to take steps to de-escalate tensions.
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The federal government would take steps to create more economic opportunities, he said.
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Firms must also take steps to guard against cyber-risks, which are growing.
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Other credit card providers do take steps to protect consumers from unauthorized charges.
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However, the Bulgarian is not planning to take steps to clear her name.
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He urged leaders and policymakers to take steps to promote stability and growth.
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Another user said it was necessary to take steps to stop more attacks.
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But we're beginning to see China's step up, be willing to take steps.
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Valls also said Europe must take steps to better control its external borders.
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He can and should take steps to make Uber a less sexist place.
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If only we had LEADERSHIP that would actually take steps to stop it.
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"Otherwise we will be forced to take steps to protect ourselves," it said.
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We are going to take steps to alter the course of our economy.
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The release also said the plan will take steps to protect witness safety.
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Kaye said he expects "responsible retailers" to take steps to launch overall recalls.
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This article outlines how you can take steps to protect your phone number.
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Leaders also agreed to take steps to curb the rise of drug resistance.
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The German government and media need to take steps to address these problems.
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The president is hesitant to take steps that could damage U.S.-Saudi relations.
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If you're in cold or wet conditions, take steps to insulate your clothing.
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Meanwhile, the business community has started to take steps to mitigate potential liability.
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"We are continuing to take steps to enhance our cybersecurity program," Hagenbaugh said.
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NORTH KOREA MUST TAKE STEPS TOWARDS DENUCLEARISATION, "THAT IS FUNDAMENTAL", U.S. ENVOY SAYS
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Then take steps to offset the increased crowding of schools that will result.
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Now it's up to us to take steps to try to solve it.
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So it's important to take steps to improve your credit where you can.
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They are also obliged to take steps to prevent errors, bias and discrimination.
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The judge didn't buy Britney's argument, but did take steps to protect her.
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To limit that harm, communities will need to take steps to prepare beforehand.
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Mr. Trump vowed to take steps to address his unhappiness with the court.
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He promised that Google would take steps to address the issues they raised.
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Nor did Saudi officials indicate if they would take steps toward a truce.
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Former President Vigdis Finnbogadottir said Iceland must take steps to protect its language.
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IT departments can take steps to protect systems that are no longer supported.
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So it's important, if you can, to take steps to improve your score.
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The European Union has made promises to take steps to protect its companies.
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"Doesn't Maryland have to take steps now to protect itself?" the judge asked.
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In an ideal world, Congress would take steps to deal with this now.
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It's widely expected the White House will take steps to block their testimony.
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To protect yourself from ransomware attacks, take steps to secure your online information.
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The LSE said it would continue to take steps to gain merger approval.
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Last week, they also asked Cogan to take steps to protect the jury.
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He does not suggest that we take steps to fix the gender bias.
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States may also take steps on their own to improve their carbon emissions.
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"[China and India] didn't have to take steps till 2030," Pruitt went on.
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Buttigieg pledged to take steps to build that trust, and invited community input.
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Obliquely, they're asking us to take steps toward a world where that isn't possible.
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The Trump administration has started to take steps to brief more members of Congress.
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But they should also take steps to promote policies that emphasize choice and innovation.
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He's not able to take steps with a walker, however, because of balance issues.
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Yet after completing the investigation, the university decided to take steps to terminate Tyndall.
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Looking ahead, take steps to help avoid needing more fast cash down the line.
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Still, there are steps the FAA could take steps to promote this emerging market.
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WALLACE: Well, wait, wait, I want to -- (CROSSTALK) KELLY: Certainly, we can take steps.
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And America, like all nations, should take steps to keep its digital infrastructure secure.
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Then take steps to bring your habits into line to grow and stretch savings.
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It's really important to understand why it's happened and take steps to reduce it.
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Her mother can see the future and take steps to avoid a bad outcome.
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They also assume that humans won't take steps to mitigate the risks of flooding.
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But you can take steps to make sure your projected life span is accurate.
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"We hope all sides can take steps to ameliorate the tense situation," he said.
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Congress could, however, take steps toward drafting a war authorization for ISIS this fall.
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Before you take steps to evict a tenant, make sure that you actually can.
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He said that local officials and politicians should take steps to identify those individuals.
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Congress could also take steps to diminish the tax preference for employer-provided insurance.
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It's key to make sure you take steps to protect and monitor your info.
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Qatar must take steps to ensure that the transactions are conducted on commercial terms.
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He called for Congress to take steps to help protect Mueller and his investigation.
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The proposed legislation would take steps toward addressing some of the problems we found.
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But we call on all major institutions to take steps to begin rebuilding confidence.
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Let's not take steps backwards by accepting hate on either side of the spectrum.
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That any LGBT rights organization could be blind to these facts, and take steps
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Congress needs to take steps now to prevent future Russian interference in our elections.
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After YPG leaves there, we can take steps with the U.S. based on trust.
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Take steps to insulate your clothing if you are in wet or cold conditions.
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Further, they said, Green could take steps to undermine the policies in the Army.
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Uber should take steps to enhance its internal controls with respect to policy compliance.
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If all those countries actually take steps to price carbon — a huge if, obviously!
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Across the globe, world leaders are trying to take steps to mollify Mr. Trump.
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And many take steps to determine the trustworthiness of the people they meet online.
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The notices direct employers to take steps to correct information online within 60 days.
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She could take steps toward regaining custody of her son from her boyfriend's mother.
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The Times is committed to continuing to take steps to increase transparency and protections.
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The team did take steps to prepare nominees for their appearances on Capitol Hill.
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The findings could help regulators take steps to avoid such induced earthquakes, he said.
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Renewing democracy and restoring institutions requires that Americans take steps to reinforce democratic norms.
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China has started to take steps to rein in the loosely regulated lending market.
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Given the dynamic in your marriage, you should take steps to avoid getting pregnant.
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The CFPB can take steps to increase the credit box from its current size.
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And until our leaders take steps to strengthen them, it won't be the last.
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Don't be surprised when Barr continues to take steps to minimize damage to Trump.
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So if you're joining a pool, take steps to make sure it's well executed.
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Harris was "hopeful" the UMC would continue to take steps towards tolerance this week.
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Both parties wanted to take steps to encourage faster economic growth and more jobs.
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The conclusion was that art can inspire, or take steps to a better world.
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Republicans in Congress could take steps to protect the investigation from White House meddling.
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What I was getting at is: You've got to take steps with society, right?
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"We demand the U.S. side earnestly take steps to correct its mistakes," it added.
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Mr. Draghi said the check had forced banks to take steps to strengthen their finances.
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Now the U.S. needs to take steps to prevent the PA from abusing its victory.
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This week you take steps to address how to improve your approach to shared possessions.
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Authorities also said they will take steps to reduce anti-competitive behavior in the industry.
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You can also take steps to boost your CV and make yourself generally more employable.
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"If you don't take steps [to get online access], you're in the dark," Runyan said.
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But the airline must take steps to ensure this does not happen in the future.
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Iran has responded by saying it could take steps that would violate the nuclear deal.
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China will continue to take steps to tackle climate change and fully honor its obligations.
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"If they know there's a threat against them, they have to take steps," Bradley said.
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Kuroda also said BOJ will take steps to reduce the cost of prolonged monetary easing.
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They require that beneficiaries work or take steps towards work in return for Medicaid coverage.
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Obama is the seventh U.S. president to take steps to protect the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands.
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"As a practitioner, I have to take steps to protect myself and my client base."
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It's a sham and a shame, and Congress can take steps now to stop it.
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It's not going to happen overnight, and we will take steps back, but it's courage.
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Democrats and other Trump critics feared that Whitaker would take steps to impede Mueller's probe.
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In that deal, leading and developing nations agreed to take steps to fight climate change.
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If a government fails to take steps to meet the deadline, it can be fined.
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" Lankford commented that "Congress should continue to take steps to ensure our elections are secure.
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A future attorney general, Democrat or Republican, can take steps to correct these errors. 21625.
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If you are running out of water, take steps to minimize how much you sweat.
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Finally, accurate rates will encourage local governments and communities to take steps to reduce risk.
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Successful people embrace fear and discomfort and take steps that are closest to their goals.
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It has to take steps to improve its management of counterparty risk under stressful scenarios.
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There is no doubt the world must take steps now to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
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I think it's important to take steps and actually do things to move things forward.
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The picture will get even worse if we don't take steps now, the WWF says.
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That's why it's so imperative for executives to take steps to change the internal culture.
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Similarly, take steps to protect yourself from online shopping scams and bait-and-switch listings.
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Mr. van Beurden faced shareholder resolutions demanding that Shell take steps to mitigate climate change.
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He also said he expected the Justice Department to take steps to arrest the Russians.
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Jane Brody also reminds us to take steps to counter the loneliness of social distancing.
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If you do get on a plane, take steps to limit your contact with germs.
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The post also said Facebook will take steps to investigate and expose the videos' creators.
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"We did try to take steps to minimize the students' contact together," Mr. Ljiljanich said.
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California's initiative will give grants to farmers who take steps to reverse that nutrient loss.
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Many companies now take steps to be nimble and responsive when a furor erupts online.
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Prison officials can take steps to block the first two kinds of smuggling, of course.
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Responding to criticism, various administrations attempted to take steps to counter the last-minute surge.
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"I'm so grateful to be able to take steps for those who can't," she said.
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Before he leaves, Mr. Obama can take steps to prevent further whitewashing of this history.
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When you do argue, take steps to repair those arguments, advised sex therapist Deborah Fox.
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Authorities prohibit listening to foreign media broadcasts and take steps to jam foreign radio broadcasts.
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"Employees have to take steps to have effective coping skills to manage stress," said Ballard.
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Above all, Washington must take steps to ease North Korean fears of an American attack.
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States could take steps to fix these problems, but Cassidy-Graham leaves them relatively hamstrung.
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Residents shouted at them to leave and demanded that authorities take steps to eject them.
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However, unless we begin to take steps in this direction, how will we ever make progress?
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Even as a kid, he would take steps to make himself appear richer than he was.
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He was able to take steps with a front-wheeled walker, with occasional assistance from trainers.
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We must take steps as a nation and as a community against the forces of hate.
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" VP Mike Pence: "We're going to continue to take steps like that to mitigate the impact.
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"Residents, especially pregnant women, should take steps to protect themselves from mosquito bites," the CDC advised.
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It also called on the rebels to take steps to guarantee such incidents aren&apost repeated.
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They called on Washington not to take steps that would prevent other countries from upholding it.
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Trudeau's ruling Liberals say the flow is diminishing as they take steps to deter border crossers.
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Trump said he would take steps to ensure cyber security is central to the U.S. military.
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Providers should acknowledge the problem and take steps to prevent errors from happening in the workplace.
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We also take steps to detect and remove data that should not be shared with us.
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But I think we should take steps to minimize those things, because it is not fair.
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You need to understand the options open to your company, and take steps to enable them.
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North Korea last year agreed to take steps toward denuclearization and cease testing of ballistic missiles.
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And loud consumer demand alone isn't enough: Regulators and industry leaders need to take steps, too.
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The order also directs state agencies to take steps to support green energy and renewable fuel.
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"I urge the guardians to take steps to bring back their missing sons home," she said.
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Second, as the safety and soundness regulator, he intends to take steps to reverse that situation.
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The bill also includes automakers to take steps to ensure the cybersecurity of self-driving cars.
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But they should take steps to make sure their donations are going to legitimate aid groups.
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That declaration prompted some Americans to take steps to join ISIS or plot ISIS-inspired violence.
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Trump, in his first address today, called for the UN to take steps to protect whistleblowers.
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A senior Japanese finance ministry official said it would take steps in the market as needed.
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Doing that would likely prompt many conservative-leaning states to take steps to outlaw abortion altogether.
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President Trump is beginning to take steps to dissolve his charitable foundation, NBC News reported Monday.
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The Trump administration continues to take steps to ratchet up pressure on the EU and China.
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Let's take steps now to change things for the betterment of the students and athletes alike.
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Some credit unions take steps to make sure they remain sensitive to the needs of members.
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Editorial People cannot prevent earthquakes, but they can take steps to minimize the deaths and damage.
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States have begun to take steps to empower citizens by making voting easier and more inclusive.
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You have to take steps to enroll if you delay taking Social Security past age 65.
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The Board should take steps to enhance the size, role, and independence of the Audit Committee.
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If he still declined, Democrats could take steps to have him held in contempt of Congress.
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If you think you've been exposed, you can take steps to prevent bringing any hitchhikers home.
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So when it comes to feasible solutions, how do you take steps toward changing social perception?
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The decision was slammed by China, which said it will take steps to protect its companies.
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"Deny professional licenses to defaulters until they take steps to repayment," the department urged in 1990.
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Miyagi apologized for the confusion and vowed to take steps to ensure it doesn't happen again.
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Columbia paid the $3,400 fine but did not, records show, take steps to fix the problems.
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At the very least, why did he not take steps to find out what had happened?
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When we know or think that our enemy is unprincipled, we take steps to defend ourselves.
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Our leaders should take steps to help alleviate the shortages and keep America's innovation train running.
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"We have decided to take steps to discontinue advertising on this show," Jenny Craig told HuffPost.
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In 2019, 66% of American millennials said they would take steps to reduce their alcohol consumption.
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The Middle East region's archrivals -- Saudi Arabia and Iran -- may soon take steps towards a rapprochement.
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If you're worried about privacy, take steps to divorce your DNA data from your personal identity.
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If you want this outcome, you'll want to take steps to rattle insurers and destabilize markets.
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In the meantime, Hunter plans to take steps to make sure the Kenyan sale is fair.
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He added that expectations are high for central bankers to take steps to support their economies.
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"Any patriotic civil servant should take steps immediately … to remove the man from office," Carle says.
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But Trump could still take steps to lift the other cloud, the one of policy inaction.
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But PE firms have started to take steps to built out their data capabilities with new hires.
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Mark Zuckerberg denies it, but says he will take steps to stop the spread of fake news.
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In 2001, Republicans rolled back a workplace rule requiring employers to take steps to avoid ergonomic injuries.
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So we know the federal government could take steps to reduce gun violence, including some mass shootings.
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"If there are speculative moves in the currency market, we will take steps as necessary," he said.
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Rader says that she does take steps back from her work when she's not on the clock.
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He also emphasized that Facebook won't take steps to develop libra without necessary approval from US regulators.
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The thinking is they can take steps to help their child eat more healthily and exercise more.
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But there's little sign that US officials are planning to take steps to improve the wait times.
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When people use generators, they can also take steps to minimize their risk of poisoning, Hampson added.
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Which is another reason why Mr Trump's failure to take steps to prevent meddling is so worrying.
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We urge those involved to take steps to lower tensions and reduce the risk of new clashes.
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Viewers themselves can take steps to protect their emotional state when the next mass tragedy inevitably occurs.
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Lebanon's press union urged the government this week to take steps to strengthen the country's print media.
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I will take steps - higher cap requirements, whatever you have on list -to ensure we protect Americans.
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Cetinkaya's sacking is a blow to expectations that Erdogan might take steps to rebuild his credibility elsewhere.
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We must take steps to strengthen the program so it can protect kids and families from hardship.
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The US' "expectation is that these countries will immediately take steps to resolve the situation," he added.
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Trump has demanded that China take steps to reduce the gap by $200 billion annually by 2020.
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"China urges the U.S. side to take steps and immediately stop its mistaken ways," the ministry added.
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Before his re-election in 2014, Bouteflika had began to take steps to rein in the DRS.
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Schaub and his team found that speaker owners weren't bothering to take steps to protect their privacy.
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Doctors who don't feel equipped to provide competent care should take steps to get educated, he said.
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Democrats and other Trump critics have raised concerns that Whitaker could take steps to thwart Mueller's probe.
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The United States should also take steps to encourage Armenia to look to the West for help.
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Fortunately, the federal government has started to take steps to curb this type of shameful predatory lending.
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Together, we can take steps to create a safer experience for a service so many rely on.
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In refusing to award punitive damages, Scarpulla cited Trump's agreement to take steps to avoid a recurrence.
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He said he wanted to take steps that would assure the public that his account was accurate.
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This comes as sources say Pinterest plans to take steps next year to prepare for an IPO.
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The White House could also take steps to increase Tokyo's clout in its emerging Indo-Pacific strategy.
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If global demand for these materials increases, China could well take steps that further undermine global markets.
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The president has also praised companies by name when they take steps that dovetail with his agenda.
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But it&aposs still important that you take steps to help you recover as soon as possible.
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Tillerson demanded that Qatar, as well as the other countries, take steps to curtail support for terrorism.
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It puts the control back in your hands, allowing you to take steps to banish that negativity.
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"Let's all take steps, measures together against the terror groups among the opposition in Idlib," Erdogan said.
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Most of these families can and should take steps to put themselves on a secure financial footing.
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"Our expectation is that these countries will immediately take steps to de-escalate the situation," he said.
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"We have asked all telecommunications providers to take steps to support the religious leaders' appeal," it said.
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Before trying to support a fretful teenager, tense adults should take steps to calm their own nerves.
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It also allows the state to take steps to prevent price gouging on things like hand sanitizer.
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Living With Cancer Genetic testing may help those at high risk take steps to prevent deadly cancers.
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We can then take steps to adopt a tax system in which everyone pays his fair share.
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Some researchers think they have a practical solution: Workers should take steps to "pensionize" their nest eggs.
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They could also be required to take steps to address the issues that led to the death.
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Bernie Sanders demanded that Amazon take steps to protect its warehouse workers in a letter published Friday.
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Swimmers or divers should take steps to prevent infection, such as blocking water from entering the nose.
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There are still six months to take steps to ensure the November elections can function as well.
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In coming days, Senate leaders will probably claim to take steps to fix the House bill's flaws.
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We started from the ground up and we are trying to take steps to reach higher goals.
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At West Orange, Mr. Callahan and other educators take steps to educate students on their digital footprint.
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Congress could also take steps to more carefully consider those potential paperwork changes that legislation might require.
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That's why well-known individuals should take steps beyond the recommended security measures for the average Joe.
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It also lets the patient to take steps to prevent a recurrence or a second cancer elsewhere.
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Some officials want to take steps to offset this burden as much as possible, the sources said.
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If you already owe a bunch of money, you can take steps to make it more manageable.
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It reportedly asks states to focus on requiring coal plants to take steps to run more efficiently.
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Prompt notification to affected individuals is essential to allow them to take steps to protect their identities.
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Next month's summit marks the latest development as the two countries take steps to de-escalate tensions.
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Democrats will take steps to stop corporate concentration in any industry where it is unfairly limiting competition.
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The city would also take steps to help girls feel safer walking in city streets, she said.
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Expect to see smart states take steps to protect jobs and lessen the impact of the tariffs.
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After the shouts of "Happy New Year" fade, you can take steps to help fulfill that goal.
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And they began to take steps toward that commitment (which only five of 28 members currently fulfill).
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And if a parent agrees to take steps to improve a child's attendance, the charges are dropped.
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The Mexican government has also take steps in the US about coming changes in US immigration policy.
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Robert Mueller clearly expects Congress to exercise its constitutional authority and take steps that he could not.
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The rules also required telecom giants to take steps to safeguard their stores of data from hackers.
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And while patients can take steps today to reduce their risk, the sudden deaths remain a devastating reality.
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We think the government will continue to monitor domestic prices and take steps to prevent a rapid increase.
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YouTube has begun to take steps to address this, including removing Russia's RT from its preferred advertising program.
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China will also take steps to control risks and ensure safety in the financial sector, the premier said.
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He said the market was closely watching whether Group of Seven nations will take steps to calm markets.
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"We understand the importance of intellectual property and take steps to protect our own," spokesman Worth Sparkman said.
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But even the two patients in the study who did not take steps showed some improvement, Angeli said.
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Nobody can predict the future, but you can take steps to ensure your business' success down the road.
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Whether or not USA Volleyball will take steps to ensure this never happens again remains to be seen.
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The mountain communities in the danger zone can take steps to protect themselves, though nothing comes for free.
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Huang added that China will take steps to further open telecommunications, internet and automobile industries to foreign investment.
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Trump also threatened on Thursday to take steps to authorize new tariffs on $325 billion in Chinese imports.
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However, she also promised to take steps to increase the party's representation in parliament and popularity among women.
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So we're trying to tell you adults, get over it and take steps to actually reduce gun violence!
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Elizabeth Warren said Friday that she would take steps to break apart Google, Facebook and Amazon if elected.
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"Ultimately, we cannot escape this culture, but we can take steps to mitigate its influence," Dr. Curran says.
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More large companies are trying to rein in costs by rewarding workers who take steps to get healthier.
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That means it's possible the administration will change course and take steps to punish Riyadh down the line.
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Just as we don't prevent all traffic accidents but we take steps to try to reduce traffic accidents.
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Race organisers said pollution was a worry but they would take steps to reduce the impact on runners.
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She also promised to take steps to unwind "anti-competitive mergers" including Facebook's acquisitions of WhatsApp and Instagram.
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However, it could potentially be completely riddled with malware, which requires you to take steps to sterilize it.
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Just as we don't prevent all traffic accidents, but we take steps to try to reduce traffic accidents.
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Other nations perceive this threat and take steps to respond, which leads to an escalatory and dangerous cycle.
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He added Japan and the United States would take steps towards concrete action but did not give details.
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Raymann said he will focus on recommendations for users, so they can take steps to improve sleep quality.
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However we expect fund managers to take steps to mitigate such risks, including strengthening liquidity during the transition.
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Finance Minister Taro Aso said Friday the government would take steps as needed to arrest the yen's ascent.
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Slightly over three-fourths of millennials agree that humans should take steps to slow or stop climate change.
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Most companies try to anticipate these types of situations and take steps to keep them from ever happening.
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A judge in Maine, meanwhile, ordered the state to take steps to implement a voter-approved Medicaid expansion.
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This way, everyone will know when ObamaCare will end and can take steps to prepare for the change.
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Democrats have vowed to take steps to reduce drug prices, and they will control the House next year.
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Broadly, they underscored the need for the U.S. to take steps to secure critical infrastructure from cyber threats.
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So, in a rare act of bipartisanship, Congress has begun to take steps to address America's prison problem.
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Thankfully, we can still take steps to restore our patent system to protect patent owners and encourage invention.
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Countries across Europe have started to take steps to subordinate senior unsecured debt to meet the new rules.
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"European authorities continue to take steps to assure public safety and disrupt terrorist plots," the State Department said.
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If Facebook fails to take steps to prevent and anticipate malicious uses of its platform, shame on it.
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A federal judge has since ordered the county to take steps to repair the damage from its claims.
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It also calls for parties around the world to take steps to ensure that income inequality is addressed.
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On Wednesday, Trump suggested he'll take steps to add the citizenship question to the census by executive order.
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It would also set up a grant program for states to take steps to secure their voting infrastructures.
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However, for the effort to be successful, states and insurers would need to take steps on their own.
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Yet there are still two reasons to wonder if he will take steps away from traditional Republican economics.
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Congress and the Department of State must take steps to prevent the continuation of such human rights violations.
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Several House Democrats on Tuesday urged the Obama administration to take steps to protect workers rights in Colombia.
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What if, in order to please these industries, Trump instead had to take steps to protect the environment?
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Clinton would take steps to create jobs and raise incomes in poor communities, the vice-presidential nominee said.
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The indictment said he also agreed to take steps to evade detection by Honduran customs and law enforcement.
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Returning travelers, even if they don't feel sick, should take steps to prevent mosquito bites for three weeks.
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The Administration should immediately take steps to fix these security gaps in our immigration and refugee screening systems.
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These settlements typically do not involve fines but require the companies to take steps to improve data security.
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In the meantime, we can all take steps to support survivors of domestic violence and push for change.
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What do you think is the biggest thing society could do to take steps to improve this issue?
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This week, you take steps towards accepting and discovering what actually makes you happy on a material level.
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Has D'Angelo Russell become more mature and started to take steps toward living up to his immense potential?
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If you find yourself in a situation you don't enjoy, it's okay to take steps to leave it.
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He also said he would take steps to limit the flow of drugs across the U.S. southern border.
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BoJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda also said the Japanese central bank would take steps to stabilize markets if needed.
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"Even the appearance of impropriety is something we take very seriously and take steps to avoid," she said.
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At that point, you can assess the rationality of your fear and take steps to deal with it.
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The United Kingdom and Canada said this week that they, too, would take steps to phase out coal.
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Congress must take steps to prioritize the health and safety of lawmakers, staff, press, and capitol support employees.
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How the administration responds could signal whether it is willing to take steps to deliver on Trump's promises.
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The Canadian regulator has indicated that it is prepared to take steps that go beyond the FAA's recommendations.
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Some analysts say California's regulators and lawmakers could take steps to extend similar protection in this year's blazes.
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But shouldn't we take steps to at least slow down progress on A.I., in the interest of caution?
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His order directed Mr. Mnuchin to take steps to ensure that the law aligns with the administration's goals.
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You can take steps to secure yourself from corporate data collection by using privacy settings on your phone.
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Indonesia's Cilacap could take steps to deal with climate change most cheaply at $65 million, the report said.
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China has begun to take steps to stem the tide of trash that's floating away from its shores.
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Obama said regulators needed to take steps to prevent broadband companies from slowing down or even blocking content.
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President-elect Donald Trump announced on Twitter that he would take steps to separate from his business empire.
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"It is not necessary to say that we will take steps back or steps forward," Mr. Eker said.
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However, if communities take steps to reduce flood risk, they can mitigate the danger to people and property.
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The government must take steps to reduce uncertainty over its current proposal, and chart a clear path forward.
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The Chinese commerce ministry said Thursday the country hopes the U.S. will take steps to correct its behavior.
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Masai told reporters that the central bank should take steps as appropriate to make easing policy more sustainable.
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But the Trump White House insisted that all administrations take steps to control agency communications during a transition.
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The Chinese government could take steps to rev up domestic growth or empower its consumers to buy cars.
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The Canadian regulator has indicated that it is prepared to take steps that go beyond the FAA's recommendations.
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The victims often showed considerable heroism in being willing to take steps toward a different kind of future.
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In response to these concerns, some manufacturers and retailers are starting to take steps in the right direction.
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The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has called for a three-way approach to dealing with climate change, in which governments, rich and poor, seek to reduce emissions, the developing countries to take steps to combat climate change and the developing countries to take steps to adapt to climate change.
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Mr Wickremesinghe said his administration will take steps to ensure the government in place before October 26th will continue.
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It has given Warsaw two months from December to take steps to protect the powers of its Constitutional Court.
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The spokesperson added that Instagram is investigating the issue and will take steps to remove content violating its terms.
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Most police jurisdictions recognize this and therefore take steps to train their officers to recognize and overcome their biases.
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The irony, of course, is that not knowing one's status makes it harder to take steps to prevent transmission.
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Lee said his client was having second thoughts and didn&apost actually take steps to carry out the plot.
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"We've decided to take steps to make clear that enough is enough," Adel Al-Jubeir told journalists in Paris.
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He recommends that anyone planning to travel to a Zika zone take steps to protect themselves from mosquito bites.
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If you're saying "I do" to a mortgage without marriage, it's important to take steps to protect that investment.
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But people with slightly elevated blood sugar should still take steps to get it down to a healthy level.
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Being on social media isn't a requirement, and you can take steps to engage with the digital world privately.
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We are working diligently to resolve all active litigation so that we can quickly take steps toward a solution.
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Those financial losses are a spur for major oil and gas players to voluntarily take steps to reduce leaks.
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"Congress should take steps to ensure such practices are never resurrected and end policies that permit broad, warrantless surveillance ..."
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Thankfully, you can take steps now to help soften the landing, or if you're really successful, avoid it entirely.
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"I realize that in order the reach the kids you have to take steps in their direction," he explained.
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So we've penalized ourselves through lost jobs while China and India didn't take steps to address the issue internationally.
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On Friday morning, Italian stocks staged an impressive bounce, as Italy appeared to take steps to recapitalize its banks.
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But Trump also threatened on Thursday to take steps to authorise new tariffs on $20.1 billion in Chinese imports.
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It will also have to strengthen its monitoring and take steps to ensure its systems remain robust during migrations.
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If you take steps to make even the smallest progress, you will position yourself for lasting success without regret.
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More large companies are trying to rein in overall costs by rewarding workers who take steps to get healthier.
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And when that happens, countries that depend on foreign trade will frequently take steps to push their currencies lower.
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He was unsuccessful, and he did take steps before entering the White House to dissociate himself from Kushner Companies.
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Watch More from Motherboard: You also should take steps to control mosquitoes both inside and outside of the home.
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The leaders also promised to take steps to create a significant zero emission zone within their cities by 2030.
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This would allow a core group of countries voluntarily to take steps towards greater integration of their military capabilities.
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We are also going to take steps to develop novel, new industries which, in turn, will generate new jobs.
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The NTSB recommended auto safety regulators and automakers take steps to ensure that semi-autonomous systems are not misused.
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Congress should also take steps to level the legal playing field and help companies that faced meritless patent suits.
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"We have taken and are continuing to take steps to enhance the security of our network," the committee said.
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It would also require online platforms, as well as broadcast stations, to take steps to stop foreign election interference.
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But before you can take steps to mitigate it, you must understand whether you're actually suffering from decision fatigue.
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We also have to take steps on the economic situation facing people, and that's something we take really seriously.
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We continue to believe that it is important not to take steps that could harm an already fragile situation.
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Or simply that Trump's Department of Health and Human Services take steps to re-stabilize the ACA insurance markets?
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That's why the U.S. should take steps to modify its presidential system to function more like a parliamentary one.
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In cases where we do have to adjust our workforce, we take steps to lessen the effect on employees.
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It's often mined in proximity to asbestos, a known carcinogen, and manufacturers have to take steps to avoid contamination.
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Hogan has said he plans to take steps to prevent the new tax law from raising residents' state taxes.
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It was "imperative we take steps to prevent a similar situation from developing in the semiconductor industry," she added.
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The sovereignty of the American people requires us to take steps to protect our political deliberation from foreign manipulation.
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Environmental groups praised the rules but called on the Obama administration to take steps to halt Arctic drilling entirely.
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Elected officials aren't the only ones who can take steps to promote price transparency and reduce health care costs.
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Candidates and elected officials can also take steps beyond what is required by law to run more transparent campaigns.
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You don't have to wait to hear from Capital One to take steps to put your mind at ease.
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Critics have accused Comey of violating the Justice Department's practice not to take steps that could affect an election.
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I have yet to see them take steps to break down communications, coordination, and collaboration barriers between the companies.
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It was unclear if Mr. Trump's pledge to take steps to separate from his businesses would satisfy that bar.
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"We need to take steps to get more bang for the buck," the agency said in a fact sheet.
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A number of lawmakers have called for the government to take steps to prevent similar attacks in the future.
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Then take steps to offset the increased risk of flooding that storm runoff from the parking lot will cause.
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Customers may need to take steps to maintain their enrollment in certain federal loan repayment plans, the bureau said.
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Furthermore, according to Jourova, if these companies don't improve their responsiveness, the EU will take steps to force changes.
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Review your credit report again to see what is impacting your credit score, then take steps to improve it.
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But the Trump administration insists that China must take steps to slash its trade surplus in goods by 2020.
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Abe will press Obama to take steps to prevent similar crimes when the leaders meet on the G7 sidelines.
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"I think people are going to have to take steps in their own lives to take precautions," he said.
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Political analysts say the current turmoil would worsen if the government did not take steps to calm the unrest.
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Small business owners in particular, she said, should opt to take steps to avoid becoming overwhelmed from heightened demand.
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Prosecutors said she did not take steps to preserve that video, and it was eventually recorded over and deleted.
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Prosecutors said Dr. Strampel failed to take steps to protect patients from Dr. Nassar when allegations of abuse emerged.
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It just means that instead of shooting early, they'll take steps to avoid using force as much as possible.
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Government officials are reassuring the country that food supplies are plentiful, even as they take steps to stabilize prices.
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Previously, the U.S. had insisted that Pyongyang would first have to take steps to dismantle its nuclear weapons programs.
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The presidents agreed to "take steps to solidify the relationship and institutionalize mechanisms of cooperation," the White House said.
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He also said his administration would take steps to speed up testing, including by opening up "drive-thru" locations.
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Another, albeit less likely, scenario could see Trump take steps that "raise incredibly important problems of federalism," Gostin said.
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President Trump and other senior U.S. officials have asked Netanyahu several times to take steps to limit Chinese investments.
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In addition, the company will add two independent directors and take steps to monitor Mr. Musk's communications with investors.
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If the results of this experiment are positive, then Congress should take steps to permanently legalize telemedicine at scale.
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States supportive of Obamacare are likely to take steps to curb the proliferation of short-term and association plans.
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The most important thing, campaigners say, is to take steps to stop dirty money arriving in the first place.
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It said the police gave assurances that the department would take steps to reduce privacy and data-protection risks.
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We must address this now and take steps to prevent terrorist from using this new method of mass destruction.
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It was unclear whether Mr. Trump's pledge to take steps to separate from his businesses would clear that bar.
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Just take steps to protect your privacy and be like Rick: Always remember that a gadget might be listening.
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A new poll shows consumers expect chief executives to proactively take steps on social issues, even before lawmakers do.
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France said earlier this month it would take steps to restrict the use of palm oil in producing biofuels.
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As part of phase one, China would increase U.S. agricultural purchases and take steps to address intellectual-property theft.
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He added that Kite would take steps to make sure that everyone who needed the drug could get it.
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The hawkish National Security Adviser John Bolton had already noted that Kim is failing to take steps to denuclearize.
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Should Russia or any foreign actor take steps to undermine our democratic processes, we will take action in response.
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Many are worried about the next generation and are wanting to take steps to set them up for success.
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To provide citizens with drugs they can afford, we must take steps to limit the power of big pharma.
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If you prefer this course, you'll want to take steps to reassure insurance companies and help keep markets stable.
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Brussels has said Europe is considering further sanctions if Venezuela did not take steps toward a fair democratic process.
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Even so, they say, the findings could help parents and policymakers take steps to reduce the impact on children.
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Moreover, the US can take steps -- if necessary, unilaterally -- to mitigate the risks of a resurgent al Qaeda presence.
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Sears also said it continues to take steps to improve its in-store experience for shoppers, without offering details.
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The head of the U.S. House of Representatives Ways and Means Committee vowed to take steps to block the tariffs.
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Federal and provincial officials met on Wednesday, and federal ministers said afterward they would take steps to help the province.
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That's why it's important for parents to take steps to protect their children from the sun, as well as themselves.
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Trump said in his October speech in Ohio that he would take steps to push colleges to cut tuition costs.
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But it's false to say that Obama "did nothing" when he did take steps before and after the 2016 election.
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That device not only allows people paralyzed below the waist to take steps but also improves blood circulation among patients.
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Lighthizer's appearances come as the Mexican Senate is expected to take steps to ratify the agreement in the coming days.
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They must now be disclosed, and NIH officials will have to take steps to reduce any risks from the relationship.
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"Texas must take steps to prohibit taxpayer and premium dollars from subsidizing abortions that are not medically necessary," said Sen.
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Cultural mores vary across the country, but experts say state governments can take steps to make it easier to donate.
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One of the best things you can do to reduce your risk is to take steps to prevent mosquito bites.
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Moreover, all parents, not just older ones, should take steps to provide for their children in case of their deaths.
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Those who make it through the blast or are farther away can take steps to increase their chance of survival.
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The unwelcome gain in the yen has increased the pressure on Japanese authorities to take steps to deal with it.
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Earlier this month, McDonald's Corp said it would take steps to curb use of antibiotics in its global beef supply.
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Would it be dangerous to let people with addiction get these drugs without requiring them to take steps towards abstinence?
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"I find it prudent to take steps to ensure this year's budget ends in balance," he wrote in the letter.
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Imagination said it would take steps to either negotiate a new licensing deal with Apple or protect its intellectual property.
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The I.M.O. may also take steps to introduce so-called market-based measures that would set a price on carbon.
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So, the authorities are wise to take steps to rein in the riskier lending and the more opaque savings instruments.
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The 2015 report, chaired by retired judge Ian Farlam, said the mines department should take steps to enforce the rules.
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The general idea is alcohol's price is too low, so the government should take steps to make drinking more expensive.
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Sources connected with Sharon tell us, she's mentally ready to take steps to end her 33 year marriage to Ozzy.
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Wouldn't it be cool if cities could break away from you if you don't take steps to ensure their loyalty?
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But FERC has the authority to interpret the deadline broadly and could take steps that effectively lengthen the process further.
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PGNiG also said it wanted the Commission to take steps to prevent Gazprom from abusing its dominant position in future.
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The Bank may also have to take steps to steer Britain's huge financial services industry through any upheaval in markets.
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"The nice thing about having a centralized service is that we can eventually take steps in this direction," he says.
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We hope Food Network will recognize their error and take steps to address this wrongful misappropriation and make her whole.
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The Obama Administration regulation would have required oil and gas producers to take steps to reduce the leakage of methane.
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We intend to look into this matter further and take steps to ensure situations such as this never occur again.
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Republicans often use worries about voter fraud to take steps that make it harder for traditionally Democratic voters to vote.
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Even in an emergency situation where you need care immediately, you can take steps to protect yourself financially, he said.
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The Treasury Department, however, can take steps — known as "extraordinary measures" — to extend its borrowing power for months to come.
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The Law and Justice Party rejected the criticism, but it said it would take steps to address the bloc's concerns.
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His loss scared and incentivized other Republicans running in the 2014 election to take steps to protect themselves, including Sens.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and industry have begun to take steps to mitigate emissions from oil and gas storage.
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And Republicans in some of these races have quietly started to take steps to win with the help of Mrs.
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To ensure that future technological innovation reflects open rather than authoritarian ideals, policymakers must take steps to increase American innovation.
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We can fiddle while Earth's lungs burn, or we can take steps right now to save the planet, and ourselves.
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China will take steps to ensure sugar reserves are safe during the rainy season, the Sugar Reserve Management Centre said.
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Clinton also would take steps to ensure people have a "safe and healthy environment to raise their kids," Kaine said.
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He said the companies would likely have to take steps to convince the administration that American data would be secure.
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But going forward, the administration would have to take steps to improve air quality, the company said in a statement.
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I will be seeking professional counseling as I take steps to reflect on my behavior with and attitude towards women.
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The moon in Taurus connects with power planet Pluto at 4:17 AM, encouraging us to take steps toward transformation.
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The duo have demanded the FCC take steps to identify the culprit and prevent it from occurring during future proceedings.
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So the message of this study further underscores that, whenever possible, we should take steps to prevent childhood head injuries.
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It also wouldn't be a bad idea to take steps to fight the moral disease that accompanies the physical one.
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In March, Mr. Trump signed an executive order that called on Mr. Pruitt to take steps to dismantle the plan.
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Government officials have admitted that the disclosures tarnished Japan's reputation for quality and promised to take steps to restore it.
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The North Carolina board voted unanimously to authorize the state attorney general's office to take steps to quash the subpoenas.
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But those who want to combat online misinformation should take steps based on evidence and data, not hype or speculation.
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"The department continues to take steps to ensure the smoothest transition possible for federal student loan borrowers," Ms. Hill said.
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He's signaled that he wants to take steps to reopen the economy, even if it puts the public at risk.
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Even if the company is not legally responsible, it may be able to take steps to help address the situation.
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The report calls on the Justice Department to take steps to improve how it hires, recruits and retains female employees.
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Instead, most take steps to demote groups, making them hard to find, or to remove incentives for posting incendiary content.
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Take steps to live sustainably As major forests decrease in size, carbon and greenhouse gases have increased in the atmosphere.
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The Centers for Disease Control recommends we all take steps to clean and sanitize high-touch surfaces in our homes.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda fanned those expectations, saying the BOJ would take steps to stabilise markets if needed.
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Perrott advises both parties in a contract to take steps to mitigate any disruptive event due to the viral outbreak.
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Before I started reading your work on this, my instinct was that platforms should take steps to become less polarizing.
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Trump responded to the report by tweeting that Kim risks losing "everything" if he does not take steps to denuclearize.
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"What makes China take steps is a missile or nuclear test, not the death of an American student," he said.
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No one knows when the next financial downturn will hit, but everyone can take steps now to prepare for it.
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The administration needs to take steps to ensure our defense industry doesn't rely on foreign imports to keep Americans safe.
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It's vital that people know their heart health and take steps to reduce their risk of stroke and heart attack.
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According to the criminal complaint, Evans did not take steps to preserve footage that showed the water being shut off.
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"Across the board, they are trying to take steps to modernize the economy," said Dan Petruzzi, DuPont's senior equity analyst.
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But if data were shared, each program could better understand and take steps to address the needs of shared clients.
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In the letter, they make it clear they'll take legal action if Bryant doesn't take steps to improve prison conditions.
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Individuals who have failed to take steps to encrypt their phones could have their communications sent to such eavesdropping simulators.
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Individuals who have failed to take steps to encrypt their phones could have their communications sent to such eavesdropping simulators.
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LATAM Airlines also said it would also take steps to maintain competition on flights between Santiago and Madrid and Miami.
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It seems perverse that the administration would take steps to address human rights abuses abroad while committing them at home.
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Still, while Mr. Trump's directive allows officials to take steps that increase costs for consumers, that result is not inevitable.
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When you do use your debit card, take steps to limit the risk that your card details will be stolen.
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My administration will identify online platforms and other companies that refuse to take steps to curb use by hate groups.
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But before this occurs, FDA, prescribers, and manufacturers can take steps now to reduce the risks associated with this opioid.
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We also have an obligation to take steps to confront climate change, and this takes us in the wrong direction.
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Plans also must take steps to ensure patients receive necessary medication if there is a shortage of a particular drug.
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"It's not too late to reverse course and take steps to fully protect speech and assembly in Myanmar," she said.
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President Obama has repeatedly called for the nation to take steps to curb gun violence and carry out stricter background checks.
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It did not, for instance, include an agreement to take steps toward ending the Korean War, which technically is still ongoing.
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Authorities often take steps to limit smog, like banning high-polluting vehicles from the road, when red alerts are in effect.
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This will expose any unintentional gender bias that exists in compensation, allowing these organizations to take steps to resolve the issue.
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Give up the bad habits that are holding you back so you can take steps forward toward reaching your greatest potential.
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The head of the U.S. House of Representatives Ways and Means Committee vowed to take steps to block such a move.
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However, domestic sugar prices have fallen in 200183 and we think the government will take steps to prevent a material increase.
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There's no evidence though to suggest that Trump's team or Republican leadership in Congress will take steps to dismantle it entirely.
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Republicans have projected confidence about holding the Mississippi seat even as they take steps to shore up support for Hyde-Smith.
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Now Kalanick claims to recognize that there's a deeper problem here, and that he's going to take steps to fix it.
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"Our hope by publishing this list each year is to convince people to take steps to protect themselves online," Slain said.
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But Tania Baker, director of communications for the Baltimore's housing authority, said the city does take steps to remedy the situation.
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Despite its warning, Moody's reckons authorities have a handle on the problem and will take steps necessary to steady the ship.
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China slammed a decision by the U.S. government to blacklist Huawei and said it will take steps to protect its companies.
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Trump will also have to decide soon whether he'll take steps to reduce or block imports of foreign steel and aluminum.
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An undercover detective began speaking to Bolatete and other state and federal agencies began to take steps to prevent an attack.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda emphasized the need for countries to take steps to foster a more dynamic global economy.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe instructed his finance minister to watch currency markets "ever more closely" and take steps if necessary.
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Business Insider reports that Starbucks will now take steps to block customers from viewing pornography on its public Wi-Fi networks.
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Credit rating analysts have said they are looking for the new budget to take steps towards addressing the state's financial problems.
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They face a "profit desert," warned Mark Wakefield, head of the firm's automotive practice, and must take steps to cut costs.
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Beijing should also take steps to widen the floating range of the RMB exchange rate, Financial News said in the commentary.
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Defense attorney Charles Lee has said his client was having second thoughts, and didn't take steps to carry out the plot.
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Crook did add that carmakers will continue to take steps towards automation, something the industry has been working on for years.
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Tuesday's announcement builds on a policy announced last fall which called on prosecutors to take steps to hold individuals more accountable.
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So this really is an ideological attack on the idea that government should take steps to help people save more money.
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"The attorney general now wants the company to take steps that ... could impact the viability of the franchise model," he said.
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Local media have reported that Ushayqar officials have called on the provincial governor and police to take steps against the woman.
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After their abduction, Yousafzai pushed for global recognition of the girls and demanded Nigerian leaders take steps to return them home.
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The Obama administration has also been pushing Congress to take steps like lifting the cap on Medicaid benefits in Puerto Rico.
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That realization may prompt some to take steps to improve cash flow while they are still calling the shots, said Barnes.
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Records. Their evolved sound on the debut full-length saw Cursive take steps to find a deeper dynamic within their music.
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They contain pledges by North Korea, the United States and South Korea to each take steps toward denuclearization of the peninsula.
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For example, if an apartment in the building is burglarized once, he should take steps to make the building more secure.
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The legislation instructs the Department of Homeland Security to take steps to boost cyber information sharing and coordination at U.S. ports.
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We live with so many irrelevant stimuli in our world and need to take steps to find ways to ignore them.
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Hensarling's bill also would take steps to boost the government's ability to go after and punish illegal activity on Wall Street.
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Torres's bill directs the Secretary of Homeland Security to take steps to boost cybersecurity information sharing and coordination at U.S. ports.
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Perkins died in jail in February, and the CPS said that it would take steps to recover funds from his estate.
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Administration officials maintain that they take steps to make sure children in custody get necessary medical attention and mental health care.
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For a long time, he refuses to get help or take steps to move forward (and out of Jimmy's spare room).
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Horowitz suggested the texts were evidence Strzok "might be willing" to take steps to impact the outcome of the presidential election.
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Lagarde repeated her view that Germany should take steps to reduce its current account and trade surpluses by encouraging more consumption.
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We'll need to take steps in our own lives to combat climate change, and demand that our government does the same.
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By 2027, millions of Americans could actually see a tax increase, if Republicans do not take steps to extend the cuts.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told reporters he had called on the government to take steps to minimize any threats to life.
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What's next: Diplomats and donors must take steps to address looming humanitarian crises in two conflict-ravaged regions in northern Syria.
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And, even more importantly, you can take steps to mitigate the damage in case they are able to steal it anyway.
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Putin also told Trump that the new leadership in Ukraine should take steps to solve the Ukrainian crisis, the Kremlin said.
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So chances are it's following what you're browsing online — unless you also take steps to lock down your browsing (see below).
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Sometimes, even the very rich need to take a step back and conduct some honest self-assessment to take steps forward.
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More than half of Americans (55%) don't trust the Trump administration to take steps to prevent foreign interference in November's midterms.
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But North Korea insists on denuclearizing "in phases" and has demanded that Washington first take steps to prove no hostile intent.
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In return, he extracted commitments from the Saudis to take steps to curb terrorism, including a new center to monitor militants.
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Some analysts believe the BOJ would take steps to mitigate the pain on financial institutions if it were to ease further.
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But to our knowledge, he did not take steps to rein in these abuses once at the agency's helm in 2013.
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Please explain how this came to be (and whether you think we can or should take steps to change it). 2.
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New York last November began to take steps to ban the sale of flavored e-cigarettes, but withdrew the proposed rules.
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That's why marine organizations are asking families to take steps to achieve the conservation goals of World Oceans Day (June 8).
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In a statement from his office, he called on Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi to take steps to halt the crisis.
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But you can take steps to mitigate the amount of stress you feel, while still keeping you and your family safe.
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Beyond the protective measures that health care providers can take, device manufacturers themselves should take steps to mitigate the potential damage.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Germany will take steps to criminalize upskirting, the justice minister announced on Thursday, calling the behavior "disgusting".
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The report said security standards should be reviewed to see it was appropriate to take steps to improve the system's resilience.
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The federal government could also take steps to mandate or encourage different voting procedures, without changing the timing of the election.
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We need to recognize this and take steps to preserve the critical carbon-free power we get from our nuclear plants.
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Identify what triggers your emotional eating so that you can anticipate it in the future and take steps to avoid it.
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A better approach might be to pinpoint what exactly is broken in the system and to take steps toward fixing it.
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Now that the vulnerabilities have been made public, the clock is ticking for organizations to take steps to guard their systems.
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During the call, officials also said that it was imperative to take steps to protect American naval destroyers from Russian counterattacks.
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California is now the largest state to take steps to limit police use of the technology, following New Hampshire and Oregon.
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California is now the largest state to take steps to limit police use of the technology, following New Hampshire and Oregon.
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Chinese policymakers have vowed repeatedly this year to take steps to support private firms and investment, but analysts see little progress.
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Thus, there is hope for people like my friend's parents should they choose to take steps to develop and reinforce positivity.
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Earlier Tuesday, Pelosi said that Democrats are "ready," when asked whether she and her caucus will take steps toward Trump's impeachment.
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Earlier Tuesday, Pelosi said that Democrats are "ready," when asked whether she and her caucus will take steps toward Trump's impeachment.
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"There was a recognition on his part that he had to take steps in contradiction with how he ran," she said.
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The suit says the university ignored Mr. Enochs's history of sexual assault, failing to take steps to protect her from rape.
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Employers can and should take steps now to protect those rights and do what's best for their business and their teams.
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Congress must conduct a thorough, nonpartisan investigation into Russia's illegal interference into our election and take steps to punish those responsible.
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The SEC said the bank cooperated during the investigation and will also take steps to review its compliance with the rule.
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So maybe if you do get something engaging, you can tell me about it and I'll take steps to get it.
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We should not only reject calls to limit exports to NFTA countries but take steps to streamline our export permitting process.
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The last several Fed chairs were viewed as being willing to take steps to calm markets if they became too volatile.
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The Affordable Clean Energy Rule would ask states to focus on requiring coal plants to take steps to run more efficiently.
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Now, with Mr. Kim's demand, he must decide whether to back down — and take steps similar to those of his predecessors.
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Make a list of regrets large and small, then brainstorm exactly how to take steps to remedy whatever is haunting you.
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We are looking into the concerns raised about the article with priority and will take steps to correct the published record.
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They often result in back pay and punitive damages for workers, and require employers to take steps to prevent future harassment.
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Alabama now has 49 days to take steps to remedy the problems in its prisons or risk being sued by the DOJ.
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This drought has pushed the agricultural industry to take steps that only exacerbate the problems that the lack of rainfall has caused.
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But they are smart enough to not take steps that permit adversaries to say they are "breaking out" towards a nuclear weapon.
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Even countries that are widely considered to be LGBTQ-friendly still need to take steps to end discrimination, particularly against transgender individuals.
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In April, Homeland Security said it was planning to take steps as well to prevent fraud in the H-1B visa program.
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Both women and men are determined to pressure the TMC to take steps to empower Sudanese and hand over power to civilians.
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He shared a Bloomberg report that said China has started to take steps toward purchasing more U.S. soybeans and liquefied natural gas.
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It did not include an agreement to take steps toward ending the technical state of warfare between the U.S. and North Korea.
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Don't sweat it, but do take steps to prevent it from happening again — starting with setting up an automatic bill-pay system.
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Noble said it intended to "take steps to preserve value for stakeholders, including through implementation of the structuring by an alternative process".
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Had such notice been provided, the IT group may have been able to take steps to ameliorate or prevent ECFS system degradation.
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The stress won't end unless you take steps to address it, so do that first — then you can sort out your skin.
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Abdullahi urged the government to take steps to improve policies to avoid slipping into another recession, saying that the situation was reversible.
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"The first step is to make sure you and your family will be safe if you take steps to separate," Raghu said.
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Did the Rebel Alliance foresee the economic consequences of destroying the second Death Star and take steps to mitigate an economic collapse?
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Women in those areas are recommended to take steps to avoid mosquito bites and to use condoms to protect against sexual transmission.
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"I've totally had low points when it's come to my relationship with alcohol and have had to take steps away," he said.
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Now that she had his confession in hand, she could go public if he did not take steps to stop harming women.
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It took a while for Davis to be officially diagnosed, but he eventually figured out how to take steps to prevent attacks.
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Congress should take steps toward the impeachment of President Trump following the release of the redacted Mueller report, Democratic presidential hopeful Sen.
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"Extra taxation is limiting our possibility to invest in biofuels and take steps for a sustainable future," said spokesman Knut Morten Johansen.
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Japan's Finance Minister Taro Aso said the government would take steps to counter "one-sided" moves in the yen in either direction.
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If scientists can identify disease-carrying mosquitoes early on, they can take steps to control an outbreak and prevent it from happening.
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SA) on Friday said its board has authorized the company to take steps toward implementing a proposed partnership with Boeing Co (BA.
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And China and Russia are scrambling to put together a plan that would require both sides to take steps to defuse tensions.
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The Trump administration is also pressuring G20 nations to take steps to reduce global steel oversupply and other distortions in that market.
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Modi addressed the nation on Thursday, saying the government will take steps to create more economic opportunities for the people of Kashmir.
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So even as club managers and event producers take steps to elevate security, a number of activists see these moves as problematic.
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That is why corporations, who are profiting from the personal information we share with them, should take steps to protect that information.
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Hafner said the RAND study is further evidence that individuals should take steps to ensure we get our optimum level of sleep.
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Legislators should now take steps to increase the annual HSA limits to align with high-deductible health plan out-of-pocket maximums.
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The Swiss National Bank said outright it would be active on the franc and would take steps to counter any Brexit fallout.
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In the early hours of his presidency, Trump directed government agencies to freeze regulations and take steps to weaken the healthcare law.
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That's not to say we can't stand to learn more about our personal finances and take steps to grow our net worth.
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But when asked if he would take steps to hold the President accountable by supporting a resolution for censure, Ryan firmly refused.
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Concerns about shortages of cobalt from untainted sources have prompted car makers to take steps to secure supplies for the longer term.
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A settlement under New York City's new prohibition against hairstyle discrimination requires a Manhattan salon to take steps to combat such behavior.
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A federal judge later ruled that the government had erred, and ordered the Bush administration to take steps to bring them back.
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And it's an opportune time to consider whether we should take steps that would keep prices moving in the right direction: upward.
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Few anticipate they will ever be involved in potential wrongdoing, so they are unlikely to take steps in advance to protect themselves.
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The changes go into effect immediately, meaning the FDA can take steps right away to start taking illegal products off the market.
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Those included improving access to allergy medication on planes and requiring FAA to take steps to better prevent air traffic control outages.
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This is something immigrant rights advocates say they're very concerned about and they've vowed to take steps to prevent it from happening.
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Perhaps that person will slowly be able to empathize or understand more, even take steps politically and socially to preserve the phenomenon.
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The government of Nicolas Sarkozy was the first to talk up innovation and take steps to reduce red tape for small companies.
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These type of extreme weather events will become the norm if we do not take steps to fight climate change right now.
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But business owners can also take steps to prevent illnesses, such as offering mosquito repellent to customers when dining outdoors, Petersen said.
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During the 2016 elections, multiple GOP presidential candidates suggested that they could take steps to curtail it in some fashion through legislation.
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We hope lawmakers will take steps to protect, enhance and expand the system that's helping millions of hardworking Americans save for retirement.
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A week before Trump took office, the EPA issued the chemical safety rule, which required industries to take steps to prevent disasters.
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Those measures would expand background checks for some gun sales, tighten enforcement of existing laws and take steps to curb gun violence.
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There's no doubt that Starbucks' intentions are pure, and seeing companies take steps to become more eco-friendly should always be applauded.
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Those advocating for immediate steps need to understand the fears some have for their jobs and take steps to address those fears.
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China vowed it would take steps to safeguard its interests and those of its industries, accusing Washington of acts of trade protectionism.
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We would have to take steps to re-affirm that we share the nation's threat perception and understand its core security interests.
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The federal Food and Nutrition Service said many adults would need to take steps to meet work requirements or risk losing aid.
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That said, you can take steps to mitigate the effects of unpredicted income drops, like always living below your means, if possible.
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Oh yes, but people like me never get unemployed, unfortunately, but I think we can take steps forward to improve things. Right.
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The review comes after an American hedge fund, Elliott Management, called for the company to take steps to bolster its share price.
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The Trump administration in partnership with Congress should take steps to make child care more affordable for low- and middle-income parents.
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"We must take steps to ensure that we protect the integrity of our elections from hostile, outside and foreign influences," he said.
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Finablr last week launched an internal investigation into its financial situation and said it would take steps to address a liquidity squeeze.
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Community members who have received threats will be ensuring they take steps to secure their safety but still engage in Friday's dialogue.
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In June 2017, Mr. Trump told the White House counsel to take steps to remove Mr. Mueller because of the perceived conflicts.
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"But I think you can take steps to prevent bad things from happening and prepare yourself as much as possible," she said.
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Large corporations like Apple, Google, Nike and Starbucks all take steps to book profits in tax havens such as Bermuda and Ireland.
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It provides the first chance for rebel lawmakers to take steps to stop a so-called "no-deal" Brexit on October 31.
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The court could take steps today, without any institutional change, by hiring clerks with empirical training instead of only recently minted J.D.s.
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He is also looking to Congress, the Small Business Administration and the Treasury Department to take steps to stimulate the U.S. economy.
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"He didn't know who she was and he didn't take steps to learn more about her," Ms. Perez-Maldonado told the court.
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You can take steps in advance to make sure this isn't too disruptive, and taking those steps now is a good idea.
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As President, the argument goes, Trump had the right to take steps to prevent corruption in Ukraine, a recipient of foreign aid.
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"I want to take steps to make it clear that subjecting my daughter to the same was not an option," she said.
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But a new study in mice and people adds to evidence that suggests you can take steps to enrich your gut microbiota.
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He said the Department of Justice (DOJ) will take steps to ensure existing gun laws are enforced in order to reduce violence.
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Trained in basic health care, the CHWs assist in emergencies and also — as important — take steps to prevent those emergencies from happening.
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Thus, we hear from Clinton that she will "take steps" to stop corporate concentration in any industry with limited levels of competition.
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With uncertainty around the terms of Britain's exit from the EU, she urged app users to take steps to protect their data.
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Historically, that's been a difficult threshold to cross for the fraction of people who take steps to litigate their student loan debt.
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Donald Trump has argued that we need to take steps to "harden" our schools with more hardware, metal detectors, and armed teachers.
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In addition to an improved relationship with Israel, Iran's aggression has encouraged Saudi Arabia to take steps toward fighting against religious extremism.
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The good news is that you can learn from the past, and take steps toward financial security that will soften the blow.
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Whether you come up with a foolproof strategy or refinance for better terms, you can take steps toward a debt-free life.
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Trump has ordered Energy Secretary Rick Perry to take steps to prevent coal and nuclear power plants from retiring ahead of schedule.
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"Companies are beginning to realize the backlash - and to take steps to basically produce products that are not so addictive," Huffington explained.
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Just a day later, the White House said that it would take steps to ban the sale of flavored e-cigarette cartridges.
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He also would take steps to strengthen transparency and accountability for charter schools and oppose federal funding of for-profit charter schools.
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His campaign also pointed to his health care plan, which would take steps to get insurers to pay for more addiction treatment.
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Meanwhile, Turkey's central bank promised it would take steps to combat "significant risks " to price stability at its next monetary policy meeting.
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From a public health perspective, it's imperative that all medical schools screen for unconscious bias and take steps to mitigate its impact.
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Trump on Wednesday ordered OPEC, the 14-member oil cartel dominated by Saudi Arabia, to take steps to tame rising gasoline costs.
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Second, we need to take steps to ensure that our children do not grow up thinking that violence is the only option.
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Gottlieb has threatened e-cig manufacturers, saying the FDA would ban their products if companies didn't take steps to combat youth vaping.
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Trump responded to the report by tweeting that Kim Jong Un risks losing "everything" if he does not take steps to denuclearize.
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What's clear is that the US will be looking to establish a clear framework for North Korea to take steps toward denuclearization.
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The PBOC will take steps to defuse financial risks but it will control the pace of its de-risking drive, it added.
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As the president has said, in his JAMA article and last week, we can and should take steps to improve the ACA.
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Myanmar's government must take steps to provide real accountability for violations and respect the rights of Rohingya, including to citizenship, Zeid said.
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"Effective immediately we need to take steps to re-emphasize the BLM's multiple use mission in all of our communications," Allen wrote.
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In an interview, Mr. Lester said that he had offered to take steps to address some of the concerns, and had been rebuffed.
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That includes using software that can better track the way batteries are behaving and take steps, if necessary, to keep them operating safely.
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So the US has a history of levying massive fines against foreign banks that take steps to help clients the US doesn't like.
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"Given recent events, GECAS has found it necessary to take steps to protect our interests," company spokesman James Lutton said in an email.
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Even if you are not approaching the maximum contribution limits to your retirement plans, you can take steps to ramp up your savings.
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If you can't pay your bills, you need to know ahead of time so that you can take steps to mitigate the problem.
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State Department officials said that the U.S. rejected the proposal, as the North Koreans refused to take steps to curb its nuclear arsenal.
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And if they aren't willing to do it, maybe lawmakers and the public should take steps to force them to be less aggressive.
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With no vaccine to treat or prevent the virus, "it's important that people take steps to protect themselves from mosquito bites," Haynes adds.
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It also raises serious questions about whether the Pentagon could take steps that start new wars or deepen US involvement in new ones.
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Additionally, if you're worried about ISPs gathering data, you should also take steps to minimize what actual websites and advertising platforms can track.
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New York-based McKesson and Change Healthcare will take steps to launch an initial public offering in the months after the transaction closes.
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All of us can take steps to combat hate before it's too late -- the smallest of which begin with the youngest among us.
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According to court documents obtained by The Blast, this could occur if she doesn't take steps to improve their relationship with their father.
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The Iranians did, however, appear to take steps to prevent the dispute from escalating further, arresting 40 Iranians in the anti-Saudi mayhem.
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Diversification actually enabled our largest banks to survive better, and eventually take steps that helped to stabilize the rest of the financial system.
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But you certainly can take steps to ensure bad actors won't be able to wriggle their way into your accounts using that information.
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And, for the the first time, the company will actually investigate apps that have abused its policies and take steps to notify users.
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Poland's rulers must take steps to revive the rule of law, starting with the restoration of improperly fired judges on the constitutional tribunal.
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United States and China officials have agreed this weekend to take steps to reduce the U.S. trade deficit, the White House said Saturday.
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One person familiar with the deal added that if issues cropped up, the companies were prepared to take steps to address potential problems.
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The European Commission slapped a 497 million euro fine on Microsoft in 2004 and ordered it to take steps to boost software competition.
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While we continue to identify spectrum bands for future 5G use, we have failed to take steps to take these airwaves to market.
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We ... have to take steps to limit the visibility of hateful symbols, to ban people from the platform who affiliate with violent groups.
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We will speak to our experience and share what we've learned so that this nation may take steps towards addressing an existential crisis.
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" Trump has also said he'll also take steps to "dramatically expand access to treatment slots and end Medicaid policies that obstruct inpatient treatment.
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"The government must take steps to ensure the position of Google and Facebook does not do undue harm to publishers," the report said.
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The more the euro zone economy thrives, the less pressure there will be on European politicians to take steps to prevent future crises.
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"We call on the authorities to take steps to remedy the shrinking space for exercise of the freedom of expression," the UN said.
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The commerce ministry ordered Broadcom to take steps to abide by China's market trading conditions, according to a statement posted on its website.
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Democrats could find it difficult to take steps to beef up Medicare and Medicaid, even if they win the White House next year.
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You saw them take steps to correct that — but it's the fact that they had to take those steps [which is the problem].
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Human Rights Watch has accused him and other high-level officials of failing to take steps to prevent or punish human rights violations.
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Sturgeon told reporters that she would take steps to make sure Scotland would have the right choose whether to become an independent country.
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Then, only once you know where your hair falls on the spectrum can you take steps to make your masking session more effective.
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The country has promised regulators it will take steps to shrink bad loans by more than a third by the end of 2019.
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The GAO recommends that the federal government take steps to prepare for climate change and make the country more resilient to its effects.
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TO for its pricing practices and making clear that she is willing to take steps to end them, according to Hillary for America.
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Unfortunately, some abortion providers, like myself, have been forced to take steps in order to protect, not only ourselves, but also our families.
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The measure would take steps to improve conditions in prisons by expanding programs tailored to individual prisoners and allowing for more home confinement.
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Trump appeared to take steps to end the crisis later on Wednesday, saying he would sign an executive order to address the issue.
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Of course, if oil companies don't take steps to reduce emissions, then their prediction that governments won't meet their targets is self-fulfilling.
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With the pledge, companies including Facebook, Apple and Microsoft, are committing to take steps to address the pay gap between men and women.
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But he did not want "to take steps that will encourage people to make this dangerous journey," from Syria to Europe, he said.
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The U.S. ended Palestinian aid as part of the Taylor Force Act, which requires Palestinian officials to take steps to stop terrorist groups.
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Parliamentarians from the Hezbollah movement called on Lebanon's central bank to take steps to "guarantee avoiding the monetary situation spiraling out of control".
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We can and must take steps to work together to achieve this goal and protect our way of life in the digital age.
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Salman said her husband told her about his plans to carry out the attack, but she did not take steps to prevent it.
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That is forcing CIA officials to "live their cover" even more than before, she said — and take steps to trick the digital trackers.
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Under President Obama, the U.S. has formed a close partnership with China by jointly committing to take steps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Even after a hack the size of Equifax or Yahoo, it's surprising how few people take steps to secure their data, she said.
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The BoE is now also looking into the risks from Britain's lending boom, and could take steps before the end of the year.
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While you probably can't avoid all robocalls (and remember, some can be useful), you can take steps to reduce the number you receive.
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Both Clinton- and Bush-era agreements called for the United States and North Korea to take steps to normalize relations with each other.
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Look inward to make sure it's not you, take steps to try to improve the relationship and work on becoming more mentally strong.
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The time to take steps in the right direction to alleviate some of the suffering felt by patients of the disease is now.
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In a letter responding to the report, ICE agreed with the findings and said it would take steps to improve inspections and oversight.
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And this week, with the stroke of a pen, President Trump directed the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to take steps to end it.
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If Sony won't protect you right — and history has shown that it won't — then it's probably smart to take steps to protect yourself.
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Despite public confidence both sides can work a deal, the administration is also beginning to take steps to prepare for a potential shutdown.
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In February, he published a meandering 6,000-word Facebook note that claimed the site would take steps to censor "sensationalist" headlines and content.
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Spain's government warned it would take steps, including dissolving the Catalan parliament or petitioning the courts to rule that a secession is unconstitutional.
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Important scientific research is ongoing, and there are still many questions that must be answered before we take steps to address this issue.
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Economy Minister Nihat Zeybekci said Turkey would continue to take steps to maintain and strengthen investment, foreign trade and financial relations with Britain.
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Work on rebuilding your creditIf you find that you can't qualify for a loan, you'll want to take steps to become more creditworthy.
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As part of the proposed settlement, the company will take steps to ensure that its policy is administered in a gender-neutral way.
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Those investigations have hamstrung Trump's ability to take steps to improve US-Russian relations, the most obvious one being a lifting of sanctions.
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Yet elected officials have been slow to take steps to guarantee their safety, and the situation is poised to quickly unravel even further.
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He is also giving the Europeans 60 days to take steps to help Iran's economy, which has been crippled by the American sanctions.
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That impulse prompted some presidential advisers to try to block Mr. Trump's demands that they take steps to protect him from federal investigators.
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And there was one point of agreement: Both Democrats and Republicans agreed that they needed to take steps to ensure Dr. Blasey's security.
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Pool Time If your yard has a pool, you'll want to take steps to make sure your puppy is safe at all times.
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But it will need to take steps that it has so far been unwilling to take, like pulling out of some global markets.
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The party's central committee, Parliament and Mr. Mugabe's cabinet could now take steps to officially end his presidency, if he does not resign.
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They blamed the lower-than-expected economic figures on global factors but said the government would take steps to keep growth on course.
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Operationally, they can take steps to prepare for a virtual workplace by establishing clear methods of digital communication and metrics to ensure productivity.
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This helps health experts model the progress of the disease — and take steps to prevent another outbreak from jumping from animals to humans.
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Roth encouraged staff to take steps to comply with local regulations and minimize risk, such as avoiding large meetings and staggering work schedules.
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Every other senior government official must disclose actual or likely economic conflicts and take steps to recuse or resolve them before entering office.
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The Education Department will now take steps to remove the teacher regulations from the government's rulebook, known as the Code of Federal Regulations.
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Parliamentarians from the Hezbollah movement called on Lebanon's central bank to take steps to "guarantee avoiding the monetary situation spiraling out of control".
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The costs of health care are a challenge and insurance companies will take steps and suggest courses of treatment in line with resources.
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Whatever Mr. Trump did or didn't achieve with Carrier, the real question was whether he would take steps to make a lasting difference.
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With data pouring in from multiple sources, we'll see where methane emissions are coming from in the state and take steps for abatement.
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Both plans can be viewed as progress because they take steps toward keeping the ACA adequately funded, which would keep premiums from spiking.
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Four Northeastern states (New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Rhode Island) have already announced that they will take steps to curb gun violence.
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We expect all sellers to comply with the law and our policies, and we take steps to protect customers if they do not.
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The "spy camera" crackdown comes amid mounting pressure on the government of President Moon Jae-in to take steps to better protect women.
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Trump can take steps to revise the rules and regulations that the Obama administration wrote to explain how the law ought to work.
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While a nuclear blame war will inevitably ensue, the administration and Congress will be forced to take steps to shore up the market.
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"Our courts and public officials too frequently flat out ignore potentially deadly mistakes, and often take steps to obstruct the truth," Dunham said.
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Those plans shouldn't be limited to damage control after the fact; brands should also take steps to shield themselves from white supremacist support.
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"When career officials at the department recommended that you take steps to mitigate your apparent conflicts of interest, ... you ignored them," Nadler said.
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If the architect does not remove the painting, Kasper said, House Speaker Paul Ryan told members he will take steps toward removing the painting.
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Olympics organisers plan to take steps to deal with the heat, including shaded rest areas, tents at security checkpoints, mist sprays and ice packs.
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Sites will still be able to recognize you—especially if you log in—unless you take steps to restrict this in your browser settings.
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Royal Dutch Shell this week became the second major oil company to take steps to re-enter Iran — no matter what Donald Trump says.
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Clinics and organizations often don't take steps to boost their cybersecurity until after an attack has hit, but at that point, it's too late.
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And that any patriotic civil servant should take steps immediately, and should have taken steps long ago, to remove the man from office immediately.
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That is one reason why experts suggest the Trump administration will take steps with other nations to reduce funds going to the terror group.
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Step one: Identify the hurdles you're most likely to encounter at your age, and then take steps to handle them if they come up.
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Executives in every industry need to understand the implications that quantum computing will have on their legacy systems, and take steps to be ready.
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Federal anti-money laundering rules already generally require banks and brokerages to take steps to make sure they "know their customers" who open accounts.
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And if you are traveling to an area where donovanosis is common, you can take steps to protect yourself and your future sexual partners.
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Two of them regained the ability to take steps and two did not, according to their study in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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That is why if schools are going to do drills, they need to take steps to ensure the drills do more good than harm.
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Toward the end of 2014, Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro announced that they would take steps to normalize relations between the two countries.
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Toward the end of 2014, Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro announced that they would take steps to normalize relations between the two countries.
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My husband and I take steps to ensure our credit card spending aligns with our goals, and that it never surpasses what we expect.
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A greater hope is that a new government will take steps to make Haiti more prosperous and resilient in the face of future disasters.
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Both men made it clear that their countries will take steps if they see any erosion of the Iran deal they so forcefully opposed.
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But the Carillion debacle, which cost taxpayers some £150m, has made the government take steps to minimise its losses if another outsourcer goes under.
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Whatever the case may be, triggers can become significant professional roadblocks if you don't learn to anticipate them and take steps to overcome them.
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TWITTER SAYS IN CERTAIN CASES CO WILL ALSO TAKE STEPS TO MAKE SURE TWEET VIOLATING CO'S RULES IS NOT ALGORITHMICALLY ELEVATED ON ITS SERVICE
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will take steps to cut fees for trading firms, Yu Guangzhou, head of the General Administration of Customs, said on Wednesday.
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It's really a song about the choices we have in life to take steps forwards or backwards and how your mind is extremely powerful.
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Uber subsequently laid off hundreds of safety drivers in Arizona and Pittsburgh, and only recently has begun to take steps to relaunch its testing.
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In fact, we owe it to survivors like Garrigan and those who've lost their lives to gun violence to take steps toward those goals.
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If you live in the Southeast or in California, places disease-carrying mosquitoes have infiltrated, take steps to keep them out of your home.
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There are obvious concerns around enabling live video chat among strangers across the internet, and Teatime has tried to take steps toward preventing abuse.
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Comey has come under fire for the letter, which critics say violated Justice Department policy not to take steps that might affect an election.
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President Nicolas Maduro's government and PDVSA, which is formally known as Petroleos de Venezuela SA, have repeatedly vowed to take steps to combat corruption.
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Britain said this week it was suspending its training program for the Myanmar military, demanding it take steps to end the violence against civilians.
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But I keep thinking about the smart advice from these Internet safety experts: We can take steps to try to keep our kids safe.
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The Republican bill currently working through Congress, the American Health Care Act (AHCA), would take steps to dismantle Obamacare over the next few years.
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The FDA issued draft guidelines in June that recommended food manufacturers and restaurants take steps to lower the amount of sodium in their food.
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"The Chinese government is well aware that Trump might act unpredictably and will take steps to minimize the opportunity for any embarrassments," said Heidlage.
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The only action in his "best interests" is to take steps meant to end the life that is no longer a benefit to him.
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In doing so, the administration dropped a longstanding demand that North Korea take steps toward "denuclearization" before talks on a formal peace treaty began.
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A future administration could take steps to rejoin the agreement — or to reengage in global climate talks, if Trump walks away from them entirely.
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He now says one of his missions is to spread awareness about mental illness, and how to take steps to keep it in check.
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Governments can already take steps to review their existing protocols and identify the appropriate inclusion of these questions alongside other types of demographic data.
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We need to think very seriously about that, and take steps to avoid the scenario depicted on R. Kikuo Johnson's cover of the magazine.
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Moving forward, it should take steps toward replacing the current system of accreditation, which operates as a gatekeeper for access to federal student aid.
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In addition, the report found that better monitoring of local air pollution could help communities identify exposure risks and take steps to reduce them.
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The farms and co-op members have also agreed to take steps to change their farm management to deliver the environmental benefits Dannon seeks.
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Trump had promised to step away from his namesake business and take steps to diminish the appearance of conflicts before taking office last year.
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Maybe more parents will get their children tested, and if lead is found in the blood, they can take steps to prevent chronic exposure.
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Beijing has pledged to take steps to increase imports amid rising tension with some of its biggest trade partners, such as the United States.
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It was not until tensions with the US reached a boiling point this summer that Iran began to take steps away from the deal.
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The company, which is under pressure from activist investment fund Engaged Capital LLC, also said it would take steps to improve growth and profitability.
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If they cannot craft a viable plan, regulators have the power to step in and order the banks to take steps to become safer.
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We must take steps now to protect America from terrorists, and do everything in our power to improve our security to keep America safe.
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But for many investors, any income gains could be muted by a high tax bill unless they take steps now to minimize their taxes.
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Lindsey Graham told reporters that he would take steps legislatively on a protection bill for Mueller and let Trump deal with the DOJ himself.
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" In a statement, the company responded: "AIG continues to take steps to narrow its focus, improve its financial performance, and return capital to shareholders.
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Olympics organizers plan to take steps to deal with the heat, including shaded rest areas, tents at security checkpoints, mist sprays and ice packs.
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"I think it's important that ... we take steps that, to the extent we can, we keep all of our allies together," Corker told Reuters.
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If we are to avoid the advertisement-laden virtual realm that RPO's 101 Industries desires, we must take steps in this early adoption phase.
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Islamabad agreed to take steps to prevent Bibi -- newly acquitted of all charges by the highest court in the land -- from leaving the country.
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Storch's departure comes at a time when the company is under pressure from activist shareholder Jonathan Litt to take steps to improve stock performance.
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Residents left with the unfortunate task of cleaning up after a hurricane must take steps to help control mosquitoes in and around their homes.
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The company said it would look to take steps, including considering a broader range of performance factors and wider circumstances, when deciding on pay.
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As long as you're proactive and take steps to mitigate the risks, it's perfectly fine to send and receive sexts with partners you trust.
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Also on Thursday, the State Department said it would recall its employees and take steps to pay them salaries - a departure from other agencies.
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S. agreement to take steps to ease the threat of a transatlantic trade war, saying it offered a real opportunity to avert further tariffs.
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Once you write these scripts, you can run tests against your code, see which areas out of compliance and take steps to fix them.
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Chuck Grassley and Dianne Feinstein, who lead the Judiciary Committee, recently asked platform companies to take steps to limit drug sales and advertising online.
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The CDC is reminding feed stores and mail-order hatcheries that sell the animals to take steps to take to prevent salmonella in flocks.
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If the Trump administration doesn't take steps to fix existing Obamacare issues, it will become increasingly important for consumers to watch emerging alternatives closely.
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At the moment we do not have either a Congress or a Supreme Court that seems much inclined to take steps of this type.
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Take steps to reduce your and your family's risk of sickness and assemble a flu and cold "survival kit" for when viruses come knocking.
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Trump has received entreaties from some business leaders to not take steps that might negatively effect the economy or their industries by sparking panic.
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Hospitals can take steps to increase their capacity, for instance by canceling some elective procedures or repurposing facilities meant to care for psychiatric patients.
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In a recent study, a majority of trans teenagers who received fertility counseling declined to take steps to preserve their own fertility before transitioning.
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They're not required to take steps to heal themselves or address their own trauma, so they're less likely to harm others in the future.
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The president said he would take steps to blunt any pain for American farmers and provide financial support to those hurt by Beijing's retaliation.
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But just being able to take steps at a time, and having the end game to what the destination was going to look like.
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Late in the process, humans learned to take steps to bolster our defenses, developing all manner of customs and habits to support our survival.
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The director has an obligation to inform policymakers, including Congress, of intelligence assessments so that they can take steps to protect the American people.
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For at least the next two weeks, Starbucks will take steps to prevent customers from gathering in its cafes in the U.S. and Canada.
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Lawmakers should take steps to ensure that police and other government officials can't use facial recognition technology to identify law abiding residents and citizens.
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Mr. Kim has said he will take steps to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula but has not begun to dismantle his arsenal of nuclear weapons.
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AHIP also promised to take steps to dissuade patients from skipping tests or treatment due to cost concerns and potentially could waive co-pays.
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"If we don't take steps today to make sure they join the labor force, we won't be talking 3-4% (economic) growth," he said.
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Revenue was also above forecasts and the company said it would take steps to help its customers navigate difficulties caused by the coronavirus outbreak.
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This 39-month transitional government is expected to uphold peace and take steps to move the country toward democracy, culminating in elections in 2022.
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You can also take steps to improve your credit, then ask your insurer to review your premium for a possible reduction — sometimes called rerating.
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"During October, we raise awareness and encourage people to take steps to reduce their risk of breast cancer," Melania Trump said in a statement.
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"Hopefully, we can take steps forward in making the sports better and in the coming years we won't have these problems," said Bolt, 29.
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The social network also warned that it would take steps to suspend Wylie's account, after believing for two years that the data was deleted.
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But my sense the court is saying there's evidence there might have been genocide, and Myanmar has to take steps to protect the population.
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The company was also urged to "take steps to eliminate bias and misuse of the performance review process," and to make promotion requirements clearer.
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For example, people were more likely to take steps to mitigate climate change if they believe that it will produce economic and scientific development.
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But if countries such as Saudi Arabia and Israel feel insecure and unsupported against Iran, they will take steps to respond on their own.
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" "That's not to say that we can't take steps to build confidence between the two countries, but the foundation of this policy is denuclearization.
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And it's more than monitoring and treating Americans who are infected; we also need to take steps to prevent infections in the first place.
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The government should take steps to make sure the fiscal 2018 target does not "curb spending excessively" private-sector members said in their proposal.
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Despite the CDC's recommendations to take steps to fight the flu, two more migrant children died of the flu after the report was sent.
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That is, an institution can take steps to remodel its business in a way that convinces regulators they no longer need the added scrutiny.
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The government said it expected only part of the loan could now be repaid and it would take steps to minimise losses for taxpayers.
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"We all know that this fragmentation damages the digital single market," said Gabriel, adding that the Commission would "take steps soon" on the issue.
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The firm also was ordered to take steps to prevent similar future misconduct, which involved multiple trading desks and product lines, the CFTC said.
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Wells Fargo Spokesman Tom Goyda said the bank is reviewing past practices on rate lock extensions and will take steps for customers as appropriate.
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A central premise of the NPT is that nuclear weapons states will take steps to reduce the significance of such weapons in international affairs.
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House Democrats on Thursday wrote to the National Hockey League to press the organization to take steps to reduce head injuries in the sport.
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The rationale is that if you know where in the supply chain you're doing the most damage, you can take steps to alleviate it.
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Before Kevin broke into a neighbor's house and was arrested by police, Pete tried to take steps that would have prevented the whole encounter.
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Teachers are put into lanes based on their educational level and experience, and are then able to take "steps" through the program each year.
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The mods of The_Donald have also been consistently unwilling to take steps to deal with toxicity on their forum — and they arguably encourage it.
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Many in Ms Tsai's Democratic Progressive Party, meanwhile, think that she has been too emollient with China and should take steps to assert Taiwan's independence.
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Through discussing his work and seeing the impact he was making, she was motivated to take steps to finish what she started as an undergraduate.
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If "the DFSA concludes, following our investigations, that there are lessons to be learned, we will take steps to strengthen our supervisory oversight," Stirewalt said.
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BA Chief Executive Alex Cruz vowed after that incident that the airline would take steps to ensure that computer system failures would never happen again.
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Two other Nobel Peace Prize recipients, Desmond Tutu and Malala Yousafzai, called on Suu Kyi this week to take steps to mitigate the spiraling crisis.
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" This line of questioning was in reference to Facebook's promise to take steps to prevent the preservation of "an unwitting co-conspirator in Russian interference.
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"What's important, however, is at that point we can all take steps to prevent then the more serious ill-effects of the heat," Landeg said.
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For this reason, we would never take steps to maximize 'profit' at the expense of our integrity and the quality of the music we share.
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Among them are that the campaigns should take steps to assure that the sensitive task of vetting candidates should be tightly structured to assure confidentiality.
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Khoon Goh, ANZ's head of Asia research, said that outflows would decrease in coming months as policymakers have started to take steps to prevent outflows.
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Turkey's central bank signalled on Monday it would take steps to combat "significant risks" to price stability, comments seen as hinting at interest rate hikes.
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He agreed to publicly say so, in no uncertain terms, apologize, and then take steps to make sure such a situation could never occur again.
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Nevertheless, people who are obese can still take steps to reduce their risk of diabetes, such as improving diet and increasing physical activity, he added.
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It's critical that we do so, and then take steps to make sure they are not able to do this with the election coming up.
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Mr. Bratton said he hoped the violence during last year's festivities would encourage organizers and local officials to take steps to rein in the event.
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Now, I want to take steps to become more aware of who I am, what I like or dislike about my body – why is that?
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There is currently no cure but doctors can take steps to stop more of the abnormal proteins being produced, for example by giving patients chemotherapy.
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"No one should doubt that the (central bank) will take steps according to market needs and realities," Ertem told Reuters in an interview on Monday.
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"You cannot take steps that would further damage the company in a crisis," said Rake, who will step down after 10 years in the role.
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In response, South Korea's finance minister said the country will take steps to drop Japan from its list of countries with fast-track export status.
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"The transport ministry is going to take steps to alleviate the transport situation," Claudio Enri, secretary of the Federation of Argentine Transporters (FETRA), told Reuters.
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