The pic was taken after Mr. Bauer took a bow.
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The image on the right was taken after the explosion.
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"This photo was taken after an advertising photoshoot," she said.
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It was unclear what action was taken after this call.
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Further actions can be taken after the votes are counted.
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No, we have a new poll taken after Sondland testified.
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"Every photograph was taken after a very long interview," she said.
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He pored over X-rays taken after one of my seizures.
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But really, how many players taken after DiPietro had outstanding careers?
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When taken after a vaccine, it may suppress the immune system.
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Temo and his daughter Pamela, 2, taken after his return from Iraq.
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This further action was taken after more videos were reported by users.
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Photos of the damage to Daallo airlines taken after the emergency landing.
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Despite the harsh words no formal action was taken after the session.
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The picture was taken after we were experimenting with cosmetic facial masks.
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Sources tell us the pic was taken after the 2 had intercourse.
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And our further investigation will reveal whatever actions were taken after that.
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Bellevue is where Mark David Chapman was taken after shooting John Lennon.
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Sources tell TMZ the pic was taken after the 2 had intercourse.
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Photographs of the children taken after the attack show childhood invaded by tragedy.
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These images -- they weren&apost taken after Donald Trump was sworn into office.
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The survey, taken after California had adopted its law, reflected rising support nationwide.
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There, a sample of his blood was taken after police obtained a warrant.
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It is highly likely the crucial decisions will be taken after polling day.
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He added that "corrective measures" were taken after the incident to protect users.
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That step was taken after he was contacted by Akinnuoye-Agbaje's foster mother.
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Photos taken after the crash showed the S.U.V. almost entirely off the pavement.
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If no action is taken after 24 hours, we will cancel the service.
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The selfie you've taken after careful consideration of lighting, hair, and maybe makeup?
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This photo was taken after the longest meet-and-greet that we had.
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The original photo was taken after Schwarzenegger won Mr. Olympia for the sixth time.
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Chicago has taken after her big sister in a multitude of ways — including musically!
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TMZ obtained the fitness queen's mug shot -- taken after the L.A. County Sheriff's Dept.
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But a new survey from The Detroit News taken after the debate indicates Mrs.
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X-rays were taken after Grandal came out of Saturday's game and were negative.
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The first poll to be taken after Obama's visit is not due until Wednesday.
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We're told the photo with Tom Brady was taken after Super Bowl 39 in 2005.
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No action was taken after the actress made it home safely, according to the outlet.
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The workers were surrounded by police barricades, a security measure taken after contractors received threats.
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The selfie was taken after Huerta's club, the Houston Dash, played in Monterrey on Saturday.
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In this way, Atlanta has taken after its executive producer/director/writer/star Donald Glover.
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It was the same step they had taken after Trump's July call with Ukraine's president.
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The source provided Business Insider with handwritten notes, taken after the fact, recounting the conversations.
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He can be seen mugging for the camera in a selfie taken after the fact.
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Police photos taken after his death show a large pool of blood around his head.
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A poll taken after the book's publication recorded his approval rating at just 4% (see chart).
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The first poll in Florida taken after the debate found Clinton leading Trump by 4 points.
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The high school sophomore isn't the only one who has taken after her reality star mother.
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No new applications from people who hope to be DACA recipients will be taken after today.
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The images in the photographs were not taken after Hurricane Maria hit the island in September.
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Even the breath of air taken after Rome finally formed a government was shallow and anxious.
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They were taken after he took the counsel of strongmen over that of his own advisers.
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Leon is Madonna's oldest child and has taken after her mother with her own artistic calling.
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In the new poll, taken after the escalation with Iran, that number jumped to 16 percent.
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She comes in with an average of 210% in debate qualifying polls taken after the debate.
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The poll reading was taken after most – but not all – voters were counted in the presidential election.
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However, there's some debate regarding just how literal Murphy's comments should be taken after a recent reveal.
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The action is being taken after a string of violent incidents at Walmart stores in recent days.
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This week, InSight also celebrated a milestone with a snapshot, taken after deploying a seismometer on Mars.
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The royal family wedding potrait taken after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's May 19th Windsor Castle nuptials.
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The pictures are all of clothes from Mr. Fried's mother's wardrobe, taken after her death in 2002.
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The poll was taken after the two mass shootings over the weekend, which left 220006 people dead.
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Photographs taken after the explosion showed several bodies covered with white sheets as a crowd gathered nearby.
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A Republican survey taken after last week's hearing showed Mr. Cruz leading Mr. O'Rourke by eight points.
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Nationally, Biden surpassed Sanders in a new Morning Consult survey taken after Klobuchar and Buttigieg dropped out.
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But the photo he posed was a different photo that was taken after the famous flag-raising.
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Actions against terror groups are conducted under the 2001 vote taken after the 9/11 terror attacks.
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A friend of Atre's said the executive was taken after someone broke into Atre's house at 3 a.m.
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The photograph was taken after Benson and Delevingne were observed having lunch with friends at a nearby restaurant.
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Lex died at a Columbus, Ohio, hospital on Tuesday, where she was taken after an apparent suicide attempt.
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That's about the same as in each of the two previous CNN/ORC polls taken after his inauguration.
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Video taken after the shooting showed police talking to groups of men wearing jackets with motorcycle club patches.
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It was unclear what form - if any - high-level government intervention might have taken after the September dispute.
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Trump fared slightly better in the poll taken after the debate, cutting into Clinton's lead by two points.
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Opinion surveys taken after the 22018 impeachment found that only one-third of Americans agreed with the move.
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Merkel said any decision on a delay to Brexit would be taken after the British parliament had voted.
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She also commented that the photo on the right was taken after her first pump of the day.
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The first Quinnipiac survey taken after Ryan became speaker actually found more people liked him than disliked him.
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They did a few blocks north at Harlem Hospital Center, where King was taken after the attempted assassination.
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That decision was taken after members of Arsenal's playing squad went into self-isolation in a precautionary move.
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Picture Prompts This photo was taken after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, a United States commonwealth, in September.
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In a straw poll taken after Goldwater delivered his speech, 21980 out of 19873 Federation delegates chose him.
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A recent Ipsos poll taken after Wilson-Raybould's testimony gave Conservatives their biggest edge since the last election.
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The decision was taken after Exxon received letters of assurance from the Iraqi oil ministry and Basra Oil Company.
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And the poll was taken after the Manchester bombing, an event that people thought would boost Mrs May's appeal.
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Photographs of the site taken after the air strikes show its courtyard, originally paved with flagstones, covered with rubble.
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On Facebook on Tuesday, Teresa posted a photo of her son's face that was allegedly taken after the incident.
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The NBC survey was taken after the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, and during Trump's several responses to the incident.
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Xtampza ER is a long-acting oral opioid painkiller meant to be taken after a meal for maximum effect.
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Washington (CNN)The top Republican in the House vowed Sunday that "action will be taken" after Iowa GOP Rep.
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Ultimately, the GIS team was unsuccessful in identifying the whistleblower and no further steps were taken after this stage.
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We're told there was a big cheer, hugging and group photos taken after what appeared to be a proposal.
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It is where William Burroughs was taken after deliberately snipping off part of his left pinkie with poultry shears.
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A biopsy of his heart, taken after the accident, revealed that Mr. Shields had a hereditary form of amyloidosis.
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Photographs taken after the attack show the charred wreckage of burned-out automobiles and a watermelon seller's destroyed goods.
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Mada Masr said earlier that Zalat was taken after four plainclothes security officers entered his apartment early on Saturday.
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The decision was taken after accessing comprehensive reports from security agencies on incidents in affected states, the statement said.
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The decision was taken after the online flow of "hoax information" had declined, the ministry said in a statement.
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A recent Quinnipiac poll, taken after the deadly shootings last month at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High in Parkland, Fla.
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The search began but family members were unable to find out where he was taken after the local police station.
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Jurors were not shown results of a CT scan taken after the child was hospitalized, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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Roku's software also comes preinstalled as the operating system on many affordable TVs, a strategy Amazon has now taken after.
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Nearly 70 percent of the state had a favorable impression of him in a Rutgers-Eagleton poll taken after Sandy.
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Make sure to ask your brow specialist for photos of their clients, especially photos taken after the brows have healed.
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Washington (CNN)A new national poll taken after Monday's presidential debate shows Hillary Clinton improving her standing over Donald Trump.
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The survey was taken after the first Democratic debate in Miami, which appeared to reflect well on Harris and Warren.
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On Wednesday, Phelps shared his first photo taken after the Olympics, and he's lounging with his family in a pool.
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The decision not to delay the rules was taken after "due consideration", India's Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion said.
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The poll, taken after those developments, predicted the yuan would weaken about 2017% to 7.10 per dollar by end-October.
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Seven national polls taken after the Democratic convention show Hillary Clinton leading by an average of nearly seven percentage points.
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Then, make an appointment to have your fingerprints taken — after a background check, you'll be set to start using PreCheck.
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A Quinnipiac poll taken after the shutdown had congressional Democrats with a 5-point edge over Trump on border security.
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""This photo was taken after a rainy weekend in summer which left a lot of huge puddles on the ground.
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Either the Sandby borg residents weren't expecting a fight, or the weapons were taken after the massacre, the researchers said.
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An MRI taken after the 2301-203 loss confirmed the injury, and Naquin will miss the rest of the season.
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Polls taken after those racist comments showed that approval for Trump among Republicans went up by as much as 5%.
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Nine videos released In another of the videos taken after the use of force, Hickman speaks to a supervisor, Sgt.
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Guns taken after arrest near White House Last summer, the Secret Service arrested Reinking for trespassing near the White House.
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This trip was taken after review by career agency attorneys, and where appropriate, the Pompeo's reimbursed the expenses, including lodging.
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You can tell, via tracking, what actions site visitors have taken after exposure to ads on Facebook and Google, etc.
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Even after profits were taken after the Fed announcement on Wednesday, Cramer thinks the stock could have more room to run.
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The decision to reopen the Tureibil crossing was taken after "securing the road ... from attacks and criminal gangs," the statement said.
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Two also said no significant action was taken after staffers reported abuse and sexual harassment by supervisors — who reported to Courtney.
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The decision to operate was taken after the baby's mother, Kera, suffered pregnancy complications thought to be associated with pre-eclampsia.
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The center fielder had planned to have a picture taken after the game with his mother, Wendy, and his wife, Amanda.
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Here are the bloody photos of Denver Broncos star Aqib Talib ... taken after he shot himself in Dallas back in June.
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The companies also were asked about any actions they have taken after reports about a flood of painkillers into the state.
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Facebook has denied censoring a viral video taken after a police officer fatally shot a man in his car in Minnesota.
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Kelly describes the journey of a service member's remains, the journey his son would have taken, after being killed in action.
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Several recent polls taken after the party's national convention have shown the Democratic nominee with a much larger lead over Trump.
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President Bashar al-Assad holds most of Syria, including the city of Aleppo, taken after months of bitter fighting in 2016.
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Mayor Fabio de Faria told Reuters in a telephone interview the decision was taken after a meeting with the farmers union.
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He also said that the measures taken after the financial crisis had made the US economic system stronger and more resilient.
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" The rule sheet notes that the decision was taken after the release of "studies of underrepresentation of female attorneys and minorities.
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The action, taken after a 12-month waiting period required by ICC statute, follows an initial announcement made March 14, 2018.
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Some EU officials fear that a lack of British EU MPs might risk legal challenges to any EU decision taken after that.
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They found that serum samples taken after exercise reduced the ability of tumor cells to grow in test tubes or in mice.
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A Pew Research Center survey taken after November's election found nearly half of US voters believe race relations will worsen under Trump.
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A picture of the girls with shopping bags was likely taken after they returned from their visit to the president in Abuja.
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Images taken after the rockslide show gigantic boulders strewn across a large section of Shandong Park, which is located in southeastern China.
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That poll was taken after Clinton's post-convention bounce and as Trump faced criticism over his comments about a Gold Star family.
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A Wall Street Journal poll, taken after the Iowa caucuses, found that Mr Sanders leads Mrs Clinton there by 58% to 38%.
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A video taken after the dance proposal (danceosal?) shows Wright slipping the ring onto Liai's finger as she continues to cry uncontrollably.
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The poll, taken after those developments, predicted the yuan CNY=CFXS would weaken about 2017% to 7.10 per dollar by end-October.
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Images from local TV station TVC taken after the captives were released showed a group of mostly young men and teenage boys.
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When the tests are conducted, the first sample from each outlet is taken after the water has been sitting in the pipes.
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A graphic video taken after the shooting was streamed live on a private Facebook account by a woman in the passenger seat.
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One member of the Assembly returned from the emergency room, where she had been taken after feeling ill, in time to vote.
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The decision was taken after high-level talks on Tuesday between the IOC, the Japanese government and the Tokyo 2020 organizing committee.
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Samples taken after Hurricane Floyd found dangerous levels of illness-causing bacteria in some drinking water sources for weeks after the event.
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Taken after a Penguins home game during the 2012-13 N.H.L. season, the photo has since been viewed widely on the internet.
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From acting and singing to modeling and the culinary arts, here are children of celebrities who have taken after their famous parents.
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According to the company, it was a voluntary precaution taken after a customer reported they had found mental shaving in their meal.
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Some EU officials fear that a lack of British EU lawmakers might risk legal challenges to any EU decision taken after that.
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The action was taken after the company received reports of reduced performance, although the problems affected only a small minority of devices.
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This photo was taken after that dinner meeting, with Chinese food in tins you can see on the side of the photo.
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"Ultimately, all steps toward the development for [RE-024] for FDA approval were taken after Shkreli's departure from the company," prosecutors wrote.
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During sworn depositions taken after Constand sued Cosby, the entertainer acknowledged obtaining prescription sedatives in the 1970s to give to young women.
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The decision was taken after JPMorgan issued a note in November downgrading its rating for Indonesian bonds to "underweight" from "overweight," he said.
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"The @1hotels at Brooklyn Bridge Park & @stephaniegottlieb absolutely crushed the game for @nbonacorsi & I," he captioned a sweet video taken after the proposal.
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"Photo taken, after strike, approximately 9:15pm ET on Thursday April 6, 2017 in SCIF at Mar-a-Lago," Spicer captioned the image.
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But images taken after two powerful storms spun through the region in October show the narrow sand strip has been largely swept away.
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The ANC's secretary general, Ace Magashule, said the decision to recall Zuma - party-speak for 'remove from office' - was taken after "exhaustive discussions".
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By comparison, former President Barack Obama received a 59%-1903% approval rating in the first Quinnipiac poll taken after his inauguration in 2009.
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Kamala Harris and Elizabeth Warren, who both made significant gains in the latest CNN poll which was taken after the first Democratic debate.
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Prosecutors say both Mr. McKinney and Mr. Erickson fired guns they had taken after breaking into a locked cabinet at Mr. Erickson's home.
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Ali said that she didn't know where her husband was taken after his detention, but that she wanted to be reunited with him.
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The last time I visited her, a snapshot of Alger Hiss was resting on her kitchen table, taken after his release from prison.
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"The @1hotels at Brooklyn Bridge Park & @stephaniegottlieb absolutely crushed the game for @nbonacorsi & I," he captioned a sweet video taken after the proposal.
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Chelsea Manning got herself some fresh photos taken after getting out of prison, and she's showing off the first one of her face.
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Familia's life was taken after she went to work on the night "we celebrated the wonder of this country," de Blasio told mourners.
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The Harvard-Harris poll was taken after news that a Virginia restaurant had refused to serve White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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In the first Gallup poll taken after the formation of the Senate Watergate Committee, President Nixon's approval rating among Republicans was 22019 percent.
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Photos taken after an Immigration and Customs Enforcement raid in Mississippi showed detainees' children, some as young as 4 years old, huddling together.
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Some of Asgharnia's most powerful photographs were taken after the "graduation" ceremony in which the inmates have to say goodbye to their dogs.
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He led in about 22020% of the nearly 22020 polls taken after the primary and by an average of 3 to 4 points.
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The decision was taken after JPMorgan conducted an annual governance review it said in a research report to clients, and seen by Reuters.
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This action is being taken after a # of conversations w/health officials & after reviewing the latest research on the transmission of the virus.
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Initial X-rays taken after Wednesday night's victory against the Arizona Diamondbacks were negative, but an MRI exam on Thursday confirmed the injury.
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The measure was taken after a 6.6% drop in Indonesia's main stock index amid global oil price plunge and fear of coronavirus spread.
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Here's an even more startling fact: The land returned was not simply territory taken after the beginning of World War II, in 1939.
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The action was taken after three officers were wounded in an exchange of gunfire during an early morning raid on the party's headquarters.
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Clark then missed a 3-pointer with six seconds left and another shot could not be taken after a scramble for the ball.
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They have unsealed President Richard M. Nixon's 1975 grand jury testimony, taken after he resigned in the face of all but certain impeachment.
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In a poll taken after the ECB's December meeting, traders had penciled in a 20 percent probability for that to happen in 2016.
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Evidence on which camp was ahead from another poll taken after Cameron's deal on new EU membership terms for Britain struck on Feb.
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As the latest "top cop" for the financial markets and securities exchanges, will he continue the aggressive approach taken after the financial crisis?
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Many of the photos were taken after their deaths, with the bodies of six of them posed with a fur coat and props.
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The investigation was one of several actions taken after 23 horse deaths at the California track during the winter-spring season from Dec.
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"This action was taken after apparent Russian attempts to dissuade Syrian pro-regime movement south towards At Tanf were unsuccessful," the release said.
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It's unclear what, if any, legal action could be taken after that -- but it likely won't be an easy visit for Animal Control.
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The decision had been taken after consultation with the Harare government and was "in the best interests of the World Health Organization", he said.
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In a video taken after Phillips casted her first ballot, she can be seen beaming with excitement, proudly holding her "I Voted Today" sticker.
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Experts debated what security measures should be taken, after an attack at Istanbul's Ataturk airport left at least 28 people dead and dozens injured.
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Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has a strong lead in the first poll taken after early Israeli elections were called for April, AP reports.
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The poll is consistent with results from surveys taken after the first presidential debate and before the released of the 210 "Access Hollywood" tape.
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Hillary Clinton has opened up a 211-point national lead over Donald Trump, a new poll taken after Trump's most recent campaign shakeup suggests.
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Together they'll distribute 5,000 units of a generic form of Plan B, a pill taken after sex to stop a pregnancy before it starts.
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The monkey led officials on a wild chase through a baggage area in Terminal B where animals are taken after getting off a flight.
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The decision was taken after a huge crack appeared in the Brunt Ice Shelf, just 10 miles away from the Halley VI research station.
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One poll taken after the recent privacy rollback bill was quickly shoved through Congress found that 83 percent of the country opposed the legislation.
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The decision was taken after an increase in redemption requests due to uncertainty following the EU referendum result, the firm said in a statement.
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The decision had been taken after consultation with the Harare government and was "in the best interests of the World Health Organization," he said.
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President Donald Trump's approval rating with Republicans rose in a poll taken after his racist tweets on Sunday attacking four Democratic congresswomen of color.
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Kavanaugh's support in the poll is similar to an NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll released Thursday that was also taken after the allegations.
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Exit polls, taken after people have voted, capture a younger, better-educated and more diverse electorate than the census or voter registration files show.
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Photos taken after the fire show that the space between the aluminum façade and the structure itself appears to have been stuffed with insulation.
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One shared a picture of the front of the card, which featured a photo of Harry, Markle, and Archie, taken after his christening ceremony.
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And sure, this was taken before Franken ran for public office, but it was also taken after he was a sophomore in high school.
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It is where Norman Mailer was taken after stabbing his second wife, supposedly because she'd told him he'd never be as good as Dostoyevsky.
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Unlike the prior surveys, the latest one was taken after Democrats held their first public hearing as part of their months-long impeachment inquiry.
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Petrobras, as the company is known, says the decision, which was taken after consultations with Brazil's Navy, will not affect fuel supply in Brazil.
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The statement from Turkey, where many of the stricken Syrians were taken after the assault on Tuesday, was the most specific about the cause.
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"Sure, this was taken before Franken ran for public office, but it was also taken after he was a sophomore in high school," he continued.
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Forty-two percent of registered voters said they approved of Trump's overall job performance, according to a Reuters/Ipsos opinion poll taken after the summit.
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The poll was taken after the FBI's announcement Friday that it was reviewing newfound emails potentially related to Clinton's use of a private email server.
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A new NBC News|SurveyMoney poll taken after the debate shows that 27 percent of likely women voters think less of Trump after the debate.
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In a video that appears to have been taken after Bieber returned to the stage, the star says he wanted to connect with the audience.
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Wolfgang Spyra of Cottbus University is using Allied aerial photos taken after raids to identify zones where the risk of unexploded bombs is especially high.
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The move was taken after the militant group lost its biggest supply storage facility in Barttela in air strikes by international coalition and Iraqi army.
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As you're surely aware by now, most polls taken after the conventions ended have shown Hillary Clinton surging to a sizable lead over Donald Trump.
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Over the weekend, the comedian, 38, posted a photo of herself and husband Chris Fischer, which was taken after the pair played "doubles volleyball" together.
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In a photo on Twitter taken after darkness fell, one civilian was seen directing traffic in the Hell's Kitchen neighborhood with a toy light saber.
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The poll was taken after Mr Trump's insulting comments about Mrs Cruz but before the arrest of Mr Lewandowski and his incoherent utterings about abortion.
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In practice, developers and brands will have access to the frequency of user interactions and the sequential actions taken after engaging with a particular service.
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Preconvention polls are often erratic, and political analysts and campaign managers put more stock in polls taken after both parties have formally nominated their candidates.
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He picked up a photograph taken after a hurricane in 1961 and noted that a stand of trees near the cabin had not yet existed.
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TMZ Sports has obtained Dennis Schroder's mug shot -- taken after he was arrested for fighting outside of an Atlanta area hookah bar early Friday morning.
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On Sunday, roughly 150 of its 200 spots were taken, after two evacuee families arrived last week, according to Tom Tenorio, the agency's chief executive.
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The decision, effective September 15, was taken after the airline concluded the routes were "no longer commercially viable," the company said in a press release.
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That includes the early quarantine measures taken after the first confirmed case, a 35-year-old resident of Snohomish County, Washington, popped up last month.
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The decision was taken after discussions with Australian Securities and Investments Commission, Wesptac said, adding that eligible applicants could withdraw their applications by Dec. 6.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio and other city officials rushed to Wyckoff Heights Medical Center in Brooklyn, where Mr. Tolley, 42, was taken after his fall.
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In the case of the McCain, it had recently completed maintenance but pictures taken after the accident showed it had rust streaks down its side.
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According to Chief Elmi, the hostages were taken after a clash on Monday between Somali forces and pirates over the Indian ship M.S.V. Al Kausar.
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The poll was taken after a number of developments in the Trump administration, including the departures of Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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Sporting events in Tijuana usually end with a dance party in the parking lot, as in this photo, which was taken after a baseball game.
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"There needs to be the will of both parts," Francis said, calling mediation a final step to be taken after the completion of little steps.
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Democratic candidate Doug Jones, a former federal prosecutor, is closing in on Moore's lead, according to flash polls taken after the Post's allegations first surfaced.
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In a Guardian op-ed published Tuesday, Manning wrote that the evidence amounts to 100 pages, including a photograph of her taken after the attempted suicide.
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In line with WTO rules, the decision was taken after Canada made its second request at a closed-door meeting of the WTO's Dispute Settlement Body.
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Mexico is allowing in duty-free U.S. pork under a quota system despite retaliatory measures taken after Washington imposed tariffs on Mexican steel and aluminum imports.
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All four of the polls were taken after release on October 7 of a 2005 "Access Hollywood" tape showing Donald Trump making lewd comments about women.
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The decision was taken after the firm failed to attract enough demand from current investors to raise the money, BR Pharma said in a securities filing.
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This snap, shared by Clarence House and the Middleton family after the couple announced their engagement in 2010, was actually taken after their 2005 college graduation.
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Kenya's public prosecutor said on Twitter that David Ndii had been released on police bond and that "appropriate actions" would be taken after investigations are completed.
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Ten members of the team had urine and blood samples taken after the police raided their hotel and seized "numerous medical products and medicines" last week.
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Melih Gokcek made the comment to reporters outside the hospital where the ambassador was taken after being shot in an art gallery in the Turkish capital.
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Even though most Americans are appalled, polls taken after the Russia summit show that a majority of Republicans approve of his submission to the former Soviets.
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How does a doctor make sure a child is insistent, persistent, and consistent, what kind of steps are taken after that, and are these steps reversible?
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The decision was taken after Vietnam made its second request at a closed-door meeting of the WTO's Dispute Settlement Body, in line with WTO rules.
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The bystander videos were taken after the attack had begun and first responders had arrived, FBI public affairs officer Amanda Worford said in a news release.
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That action was taken after the United States military failed to get the militias to reverse course by buzzing their convoys with aircraft firing a warning.
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Sessions said the program would be phased out and that no new applications from people who hope to be DACA recipients would be taken after today.
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His approval dropped to 51% in the first poll taken after his bid ended and kept on dropping following a Senate investigation on mortgages he received.
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It peaked at around 210 million, driven primarily by viral Vines like Duck Army and ones taken after the 29 Paris attacks, according to a former employee.
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Lloyd's penalty shot, taken after a hand ball by Mexico in the penalty area, went toward the middle of the goal and was blocked by Cecilia Santiago.
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A survey taken after the election and published in December 2016 by the Kaiser Family Foundation, showed only 26% of Americans favor repealing the ACA in full.
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Bennett confirms that it was taken after the act on his phone, explaining that Argento wanted them to take it, but Gilletti took issue with the picture.
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From the Evening Standard:The decision that it was safe to resume flying was taken after police, Army and RAF specialists lined up an armory of counter measures.
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"She thought she could dip off and go ghost for three days," Walters says in a video taken after the visit, which now has 3.7 million views.
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The picture, Misik said, was taken after the protests had been broken up and the special forces operators were sitting to rest, but before she was detained.
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Two people who spoke with BuzzFeed News also said no significant action was taken after staffers reported abuse and sexual harassment by supervisors — who reported to Courtney.
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Another sounding, taken after it, put the Party of Hope's support at 18%—an impressive showing for a newborn party, but still trailing the LDP at 29%.
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Also on Thursday, Salvini asked EU interior ministers to declare Libya a place of safety where migrants can be taken after they are picked up at sea.
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Eight-year-old Ezekiel Major died Saturday at Children&aposs Hospital of Philadelphia, where he was taken after the Wednesday night fire in Laflin, state police said.
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The photo was real, but was actually taken "after an air attack by [Syrian] regime forces in Douma district of Eastern Ghouta," according to the Turkish government.
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A CNN/WMUR poll, also taken after Iowa, found that Mr Sanders' support stands at a whopping 61% of the votes compared with 30% for Mrs Clinton.
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The interview also provided additional insights into where Ms. Mueller was taken after she left the home in Shaddadi, the last location that her parents had confirmed.
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Once, when researching the history of botched executions, I stumbled across a photograph in court records taken after one of Florida's last uses of the electric chair.
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Over the past 2628 years, the public has tended to perceive the nation as being more divided than united, apart from two surveys taken after the Sept.
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After the professional photographs were taken, after the unhappily ever after, the houses and careers went on to the pains and pleasures that "Clockwork" evokes so suggestively.
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CNN's Don Lemon on Wednesday night said action needs to be taken after at least 17 people were killed in a shooting at a Florida high school.
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The firm's Vice President of Public and Government Affairs Erwin Maryoto told Reuters in an email the decision was taken after completing a "technology and market review".
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The investment house, part of the insurer Standard Life , said the decision had been taken after an increase in redemption requests due to uncertainty following the vote.
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Zeidman told CNN the idea was inspired by a similar approach taken after the terrorist bombing in England's Manchester Arena during an Ariana Grande concert in 2017.
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The decision was taken after independent safety monitors observed more deaths in patients receiving the Keytruda combination than in the control groups in two of the studies.
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"I can say I feel comfortable with the decision," he said, adding that it was a decision taken after long discussion and talks with the British government.
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Earlier this week, however, Salvini asked EU interior ministers to declare Libya a place of safety where migrants can be taken after they are picked up at sea.
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As she explains in the caption, this photo was taken after she had started chemotherapy to treat her breast cancer, and it's an extremely personal image for her.
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Earnings were also hit by a provision taken after a court ruling confirming a ban on the R134a air conditioning fluid used in Mercedes-Benz cars, Daimler said.
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During the testimony of the older son, now 20, prosecutors showed photos of his body taken after he and his brother allegedly escaped the home, the official confirms.
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A Wirecutter report has revealed that people who sold their Nest cameras could access images from the camera taken after a factory reset was done on the device.
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Looking at presidential elections from 23-2008, they find that polls taken before presidential debates are highly correlated with those taken after a week after the debates ended.
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The new photos featuring larger cracks were taken after March 10, when the prefabricated bridge was transported from a casting yard and set into place on permanent piers.
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Several family members posted a video, said to have been taken after the attack, showing a charred vehicle riddled with bullet holes, with a fire still burning inside.
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The decision was taken after finding a lack of affordable homes in Welwyn, which meant limited opportunities to house the residents in the area long term, it said.
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"I had to jump off and start swimming," Mr. Arifin said in the port town of Nongsa on Batam Island, where he was taken after he was rescued.
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Hernandez's body is currently at a funeral home in Bristol -- where it was taken after it was released from the medical examiner's officer following his death Wednesday morning.
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The stock regulator said this measure was taken after considering the recent stock performance of Liberbank in the aftermath of Banco Popular's rescue by the Single Resolution Board.
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Polls taken after the cease-fire went into effect showed that more than 70 percent of the public did not approve of Mr. Netanyahu's handling of the crisis.
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The paperwork included the date of each mug shot, and most of the "filler" photos were taken after the dates the victim had supposedly viewed the photo array.
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However, the average does not include any polling taken after Super Tueday, when Biden staged a surprise comeback to win 10 of the 14 states up for grabs.
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"❤️She said OUI ❤️," he wrote alongside a smiling photo of the pair, which was taken after he proposed to the French financial analyst based in London.
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In a group photograph taken after the Boott-Duveneck marriage in 1886, Lizzie hovers consolingly over her father, while her husband stands, a defiant bantam, in the background.
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Actions taken after the last crisis have pushed risk from banks' balance sheets to other areas, including debt markets, and that could come back to sting the industry.
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Poll of the week: A new ABC News/Washington Post national poll taken after last week's debates shows former Vice President Joe Biden leading the Democratic field with 30%.
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The company said the decision was taken after an analysis of late-stage study data showed that the drug was unlikely to meet the main goal of the trial.
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The decision was taken after an increase in redemption requests due to uncertainty following the EU referendum result, the firm said in a statement cited by the news wire.
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The polls -- taken after the release of a 2005 recording of Donald Trump talking in a sexually aggressive manner about women -- show Clinton leading in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin.
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A Gallup Poll taken after the convention said 81 percent of Clinton supporters planned to cast their ballot for Obama, up from 70 percent just prior to the event.
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A Quinnipiac University poll taken after the debate has Biden only up 2 points over Harris with voters who identify as Democrats or those who lean toward the party.
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New mom Kylie Jenner also revealed her daughter's full name to be Stormi Webster, taken after the baby's father Jacques Webster — known better by his stage name Travis Scott.
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A rare photo taken after the performance during a party at the home of movie executive Arthur Krim is reportedly the only known image of either Kennedy with Monroe.
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The poll, taken after the leak of the Trump tape, found that 85033 percent of voters want Democrats to control Congress, compared with 42 percent who want Republican control.
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The monthlong review conducted by Brown — which was laid out in 85033-page unclassified report released on Wednesday — found that the actions taken after the initial review were adequate.
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In 2012, Uber published an astoundingly tasteless blog post that quantified user data to look at "Rides of Glory"—Uber rides that were being taken after one night stands.
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President Donald Trump said he has been tested for coronavirus, a precaution taken after he was in physical contact with people who have since tested positive for the virus.
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But the whiff of secrecy — and the umbrage Mr. Hannity has taken after the secret got out — speaks to the growing role of L.L.C.s in the nation's housing market.
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Taken after a 2016 airstrike in Qaiyara, it sets the tone for this week's investigation of civilian deaths in Iraq; we wanted readers to confront the tragedy right away.
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His favorable rating among potential Democratic primary voters was 76% in a Quinnipiac University poll taken after Iowa voted, and Sanders was the second choice of 11% of voters.
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In the most recent Ipsos poll, taken after the televised debate between the candidates on Wednesday, Mr. Macron was at 61.5 percent and Ms. Le Pen at 38.5 percent.
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Since then, the Social Democrat-led government has continued to push through legislation that critics believe will undo anticorruption steps taken after Romania joined the European Union in 2007.
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GIANT HOGWEED SEVERELY BURNS VIRGINIA TEEN, 17, SENDING HIM TO HOSPITAL, REPORT SAYS Painful blisters often form if proper action is not taken after sap touches a person's bare skin.
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VICE spoke to Sasha—who is now 26 and studying Business Administration—about what it's like to die, what he learned, and the direction his life has taken after death.
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I knew if what Blake was feeling for me was like what I was feeling for him, then that third rose was definitely going to be taken after the night.
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Though the couples looked stylish as they were captured heading into dinner at Chinese restaurant Mr. Chow, it was the photos taken after their gathering that really stole the show.
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Carson, who was in South Carolina at the time, cancelled his remaining campaign events and travelled to the Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha, where Joplin was taken after the crash.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's nuclear safety agency said on Tuesday that it had not found any traces of radioactive contamination in air samples taken after North Korea's fifth nuclear test.
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The decision (to suspend licenses) was taken after "a broad assessment of recent developments in Saudi Arabia and the unclear situation in Yemen," the foreign ministry said in its statement.
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The monthlong review conducted by Brown -- which was laid out in the 176-page unclassified report released on Wednesday -- found that the actions taken after the initial review were adequate.
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Girardi revealed on Sunday afternoon that Teixeira would not be available and instead was having a C.T. scan, even after X-rays taken after Saturday's game showed no serious injury.
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Over and over, I heard that little or no action was taken after tests showed alarmingly high levels of lead in water that kids are ingesting on a daily basis.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 210 race A new Ipsos/Reuters poll taken after Super Tuesday but before Warren exited the race illustrates the point well.
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A polling average of North Carolina, which does not include surveys taken after South Carolina's results, shows Mr. Biden at 24.6 percent, just ahead of Mr. Sanders at 23.2 percent.
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Video taken after the fire department broke up the wedding shows a large crowd of men and women mingling in the street — activity that a reporter also observed on Tuesday.
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At Bellevue Hospital Center in Manhattan, where Mr. Saipov was taken after being shot, he asked officials to hang the Islamic State flag in his hospital room, the complaint said.
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A Quinnipiac poll taken after the election found that Americans strongly support — 72 percent to 25 percent — allowing unauthorized immigrants to stay, with 60 percent supporting a path to citizenship.
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" The department's press office distributed photographs of prisoners, taken after they had been jailed for days without the chance to shave or wash, captioned "Men Like These Would Rule You.
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The argument that he is larger bust than someone like Oden relies less on who was taken after him than his lack of production when he was on the court.
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The first Rasmussen national poll taken after last Sunday's debate shows Trump now leads by two points, whereas the same poll had him down by seven coming into the debate.
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The ATF's national response team has "deactivated" from the Navy base where the Conception, a 75-foot dive boat, was taken after it sank on Labor Day following a fire.
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About half of all Americans approved of Trump's summit, but only about a quarter believed it would be successful, according to a separate Reuters/Ipsos poll taken after the summit.
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He then went back out and pitched six more innings, despite the fact that his wrist was swelling alarmingly, and an X-ray taken after the game came back negative.
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After the humiliating incident, she took to Twitter to share front and side photos of the outfit she was wearing when the incident occurred taken after landing in the airport bathroom.
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The original photo of Till's horrifically battered face was taken after his mother decided on an open-casket funeral in order to show what his murderers had done to her son.
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It was taken after college graduation, when my group of five best friends disassembled — we were all moving to different cities in separate states: Chicago, Denver, New York, Phoenix, and Savannah.
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One broker said that if results indicated an outright Conservative win, as suggested by a poll taken after Saturday's deadly attack in London, it would leave trading to colleagues in Asia.
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The RDI wants the paper to apologize for illustrating the story with a photograph taken after the war of a group of Polish fighters executed for opposing Poland's new Communist government.
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The precautions were taken after the National Hurricane Center issued a hurricane warning from Grand Isle, Louisiana, to the Alabama-Florida border, as well as for New Orleans and Lake Pontchartrain.
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Sural, a striker for Alanyaspor and the Czech national team, died at the hospital where he and six of his teammates were taken after the crash, the club said on Twitter.
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In the image, which appeared to be taken after the couple said "I do," McPhee, 35, could be seen riding in a car while wearing her custom Zac Posen wedding gown.
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During Ginsburg's recent surgery, doctors removed from her left lung two cancerous nodules, which were found during scans taken after the justice sustained three fractured ribs in a fall last November.
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"This is when we knew the efforts of North and South Korea taken after the Moon Jae-in administration began had paid off," said one participant of the North Korea visit.
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The CBS News poll, taken after last week's shooting at a GOP Congressional Baseball Game practice in Alexandria, found 68% of Americans believe tone and civility in politics are getting worse.
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Carolina, a 33-year-old mother of three, said it was perhaps one of the toughest decisions of her life -- one taken after many sleepless nights in her Barquisimeto, Venezuela, apartment.
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But these positions should be taken after serious deliberations with leading experts offering a diversity of opinion, resulting in intelligent presidential decisions and not Twitter attacks, angry rants or impulsive statements.
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"This was an emotional yet well thought out decision which I have taken after considering all the responsibilities and duties that come with being a parent," Johar said in a statement.
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However, it does geo-block in some instances, such as when it complied with a request from France to restrict access within its borders to a photo taken after the Nov.
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She said the pictures had been taken after assaults in 2014 and 2015 by her then-husband, and she told McMurphy she had shared the images with several other coaches' wives.
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And in a new poll from Monmouth University taken after a series of state abortion bans, three women — Ms. Warren, Ms. Harris and Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota — are building support.
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According to a CNN poll of all Americans taken after Ms. Pelosi's announcement, support among independents for Mr. Trump's eventual removal is now 11 points higher than it was in May.
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Looking at all candidates who polled at 10% or better after undecideds were allocated, Nevada polls taken after the Iowa caucuses have had an average error per candidate of 8 points.
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The survey, taken after the first two weeks of public impeachment hearings, also found that half of Americans believe Trump should be impeached and removed from office, with 2628 percent opposed.
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The case undertaken in Spain began when a WhatsApp message appeared on Amal's phone during her lunch break showing a photo of Abdul's face taken after his death, Ms. Bernabeu said.
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The Koyama Press 2015 edition of Wertz's book included a "New York City Sketchbook," which heralded the fruitful route taken after she quit drinking (as well as comics, for a time).
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People must take financial advice if they want to transfer benefits worth more than 30,000 pounds, a step taken after a string of pension mis-selling scandals in the 1980s and 1990s.
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KAZAKHSTAN - Policymakers cut the policy rate by 214 basis points to 215.75% on April 16.753 in an expected move taken after President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev ordered them to make credit more affordable.
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KAZAKHSTAN - Policymakers cut the policy rate by 25 basis points to 9.00% on April 15 in an expected move taken after President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev ordered them to make credit more affordable.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden still leads the Democratic field in the early caucus state in a poll taken after last week's debates from Suffolk University and USA Today, with 24% support.
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The decision to set it up was taken after a meeting this week of the National Security Council — a Cabinet committee tasked with overseeing issues related to national security, intelligence and defense.
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Global Witness said it had been told by the commissioner of the DGSM that "corrective measures" had been taken after the Ugandan government produced two reports on mineral licences in 2011/2012.
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SEOUL, Sept 13 (Reuters) - South Korea's nuclear safety agency said on Tuesday that it had not found any traces of radioactive contamination in air samples taken after North Korea's fifth nuclear test.
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The share of Democratic primary voters picking Ms Harris as their first choice doubled from 7% in polls fielded during the two weeks before the debate to 15% in those taken after.
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Clinton has 7-point edge in New Hampshire post-debate Clinton is ahead of Trump by 7 points in New Hampshire, according to another new poll taken after the first presidential debate.
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A Politico/Morning Consult poll taken after the Mueller report's release shows Mr Trump's approval rating at 39%, tying an all-time low—but still five points higher than support for impeachment.
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A Quinnipiac University survey -- taken after the the release of the "Access Hollywood" recording of Trump and following the second presidential debate -- showed Clinton leading by 4 percentage points, 48% to 44%.
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The officials, citing the need to safeguard operations in Syria, declined to specify exactly what measures the United States has taken after the strikes, which Damascus, Tehran and Moscow have roundly condemned.
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KAZAKHSTAN - Policymakers cut the policy rate by 216.75 basis points to 217.75% on April 22018 in an expected move taken after President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev ordered them to make credit more affordable.
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Banks are not permitted to assume capital measures taken after the reference date, although it is likely that some will wish to highlight major 2016 developments in their accompanying disclosures and commentary.
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A military source said the decision to issue the statement was taken after the New York Times learned the incident in an unclassified report the White House submitted to Congress this week.
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According to CNN's exit polling taken after the 256 special election, more than half of Alabama voters in that special election (52%) said abortion should be illegal in all or most cases.
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Prosecutors showed photographs from the street taken after the blast, with an SUV looking like it had been strafed by gunfire, the street blanketed in evidence-collection markers where shrapnel was found.
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"Unfortunately, this study does not shed any light on whether there are actions that can be taken after a head injury to minimize risk of sexual health issues," Grashow said by email.
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And in the NPR/Marist survey, which was taken after House Democrats began their impeachment inquiry, only 62 percent of white evangelicals said they definitely plan to vote for Trump next fall.
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The poll was taken after Morrison announced a A$2 billion bushfire recovery fund and called out 22010,211 army reservists to back up state emergency workers - responses that were viewed as belated.
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Opinion polls suggest that most Britons do not support military action, with one by Survation taken after the strikes were launched showing 40 percent of the 2,060 people asked opposed the action.
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Dali, who died in 1989 aged 84, will be disinterred on July 20 so that DNA samples can be taken after protracted attempts by Maria Pilar Abel to prove she is his daughter.
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In a newly-released black-and-white photo taken after their romantic carriage ride through the streets of Windsor, the newlyweds share a sweet kiss in the back of the Scottish State Coach.
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Sharif's bail hearing was delayed until Tuesday but police released a photo of Sharif taken after his capture, showing a young man gazing directly at the camera, a large bruise on his forehead.
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As quitethewaysaway, the Redditor who shared the photos, claims, only photos taken after July 8 of this year were actually taken by the new model; previous photos were snapped by an iPhone 6S.
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And the test in its current form would unlikely be used in the general population, but rather as a measure to be taken after an infant has already been identified as high risk.
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Hanging over all of it, they're bearing the guilt of a single devastating failure: the death of the family's second son, who was taken after turning on a loud toy in the forest.
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I was always told I'd taken after my Greek dad, with my slightly bulbous tip and a crooked bridge but it gave me character at school in Essex, where I was a minority.
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KAZAKHSTAN - Policymakers cut the policy rate by 25 basis points to 9.00 percent on April 15 in an expected move taken after President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev ordered them to make credit more affordable.
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The photographs were taken after a fire killed 301 miners in the spring of 2014 and they quickly became symbols of the government's callous reaction to the worst industrial accident in Turkey's history.
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Clinton increased her lead to double digits, 46 percent to 35 percent, in a poll taken after a leaked video earlier this month that showed Trump making lewd comments about women in 2005.
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The administration came under fire in May, for a photo taken after the passage of the American Health Care Act (AHCA) showing Trump and the white male members of the House Republican caucus.
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She has a comfortable lead in the surveys taken after the third presidential debate, with Upshot/Siena, NBC/Marist, Quinnipiac, Monmouth and Elon polls showing her ahead by an average of four points.
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Wedeman says a picture of him accompanying the tweet was taken after he had been hit with a rubber bullet in the summer of 2014 while covering clashes between Palestinians and Israeli forces.
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A major step towards the launch of a Boeing 29 has been taken after different engine makers were reportedly given until the end of Wednesday to detail how they would power the airplane.
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In Iowa, a Suffolk University/USA TODAY poll taken after the debate showed Biden still leading, but Harris jumping into second place ahead of rivals Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, both U.S. senators.
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A satellite image taken after the storm passed shows that much of Grand Bahama is now underwater, and aerial footage taken by a pilot flying over the Abaco Islands shows similar destruction there.
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Last week, a study published in Becker's Hospital Review found that refilling prescriptions for opioids — as opposed to the amount of opioids taken after first being prescribed — significantly boosted the risk of abuse.
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The footage seen in the TMZ video was taken after someone requested that Hercules jump in from the other side of the pool, according to both Mr. Polone and Birds and Animals Unlimited.
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He said Thursday that he will plan a trip to Parkland, Florida and called for decisive steps to be taken after the shooting, but he did not elaborate on what the solutions might be.
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Photos shared by the Venice Police Department show the car's trunk largely visible above the water, though they clarified on Facebook that the pictures were taken after the car was towed to the ramp.
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A new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll taken after Trump's tape surfaced found Hillary Clinton surging to an 11-point lead among likely voters in a four-way race for the White House.
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In an average of four live interview national polls (ABC News/Washington Post, CNN/SSRS, NBC News/Wall Street Journal and Quinnipiac University) taken after the debate, Biden holds 39% of the black vote.
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In side-by-side shots on Instagram, Scott shared a photo of her body from the week after she was approved to exercise next to a photo taken after working out for five weeks.
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China had urged a halt to the exploration work and a diplomatic source with direct knowledge of the situation said that the decision to suspend drilling was taken after a Vietnamese delegation visited Beijing.
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The world number one was on the back foot and suddenly dizzy, and she called a medical timeout to have her blood pressure taken after holding serve to 3-2 in the second set.
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"La Pose Enchantée," a large-scale work that shows a pair of nude women side by side, was known only from a black-and-white photograph, taken after the painting was completed in 1927.
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ABC News reports that that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) began issuing permits for the importing of lion trophies — lion body parts taken after hunting — from Zambia and Zimbabwe a month ago.
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The only Hall of Fame player taken after Gauthier, Veilleux and Pagnutti in those drafts was Ken Dryden, so it's not as though there was a wealth of talent available like there is today.
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The parliamentary committee said its decision to investigate Zwane was taken after it had conducted a question-and-answer session with Zwane in October, and then requested the minister return at a later date.
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Twitter seems to be aware of this, though, and will prompt users with the option to block the account whose reply is being hidden, in case further action needs to be taken after hiding.
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A Reuters poll of Wall Street's top banks taken after the data showed that all of them expect the U.S. Federal Reserve to leave interest rates unchanged at its June 240.803-15 policy meeting.
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Jade, De Laurentiis's daughter from her previous marriage to ex Todd Thompson, has not only grown up to look a lot like her mom, but she's also taken after her in the kitchen as well.
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Last week's phishing attack was so successful because the attacker named his web app "Google Docs" and recreated the legitimate company's UI. These developer-focused changes follow Google's immediate actions taken after the phishing attack.
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Which system is used, and hence the ultimate size of the balance-sheet, is a decision that will probably be taken after President Donald Trump decides whether or not to reappoint Mrs Yellen as chair.
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The photo, which is the subject of a video recently uploaded by a Youtube channel called "UFOmania – The Truth Is Out There," was reportedly taken after a local witness claimed to see the 7-ft.
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At the time, McKinnie was trying to work out his rookie deal -- and was pissed the Vikings were offering him a smaller signing bonus than a player who was taken AFTER him in the draft.
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An Ipsos-Reid poll for Global News taken after Wilson-Raybould's resignation showed the Liberals support had dropped four percentage points since December to 34 percent, with the Conservatives up two points at 36 percent.
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The poll was partly taken after Tuesday's four-hour debate, the second during the campaign, but the first to include all 11 candidates and which saw Le Pen put on the defensive from all sides.
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A company spokesperson said at the time that the photos were taken after hours, and some images were from before the room was finished and operational, but it still turned some vapers off the brand.
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Chief executive Andy Palmer said the decision was taken after a team of Aston Martin engineers went to China in May to investigate a problem that several customers there had been complaining about since 2344.
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Alderson added that there had been an "abundance of caution" taken after Matz notified the team of the soreness, because of the location of the pain and the importance of pitching to the team's success.
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In a televised news conference, a tearful Johaug said she had been unfairly treated, reiterating her position that the drug had only been taken after she asked the doctor about the legality of its content.
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"The Russian Figure Skating Federation recently received a letter from the International Skating Union, which stated a drugs test I had taken after the European Championships showed traces of Meldonium," the 25-year-old said.
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The southeast Asian country said the decision to delay the meetings, some of which were to start on Tuesday, was taken after consulting with all the stakeholders of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) group.
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But by 2011, the detectives in Baiyin had acquired technology to trace DNA clues, and five years later a relative of Mr. Gao had his DNA sample taken after he was suspected of giving kickbacks.
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Sarah Champion, a Labour Party member in Parliament, said last month that cases in the public domain were "the tip of the iceberg" and that no action was taken after many child victims spoke out.
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"This decision was taken after a player, who had left Pakistan a few days ago, showed symptoms of COVID-19 and he will undergo screening shortly," the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) said in a statement.
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The poll was taken after Morrison announced a A$2 billion ($22010 billion) bushfire recovery fund and called out 211,20.2 army reservists to back up state emergency workers - responses that were viewed as too slow.
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But a poll by the YouGov organisation taken after Monday's bombing in Manchester showed her lead is just a quarter of what some polls showed a month ago and might deliver the slimmest of majorities.
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Huff also shared a black-and-white photo of the happy couple walking hand-in-hand with arms raised, likely taken after they exchanged their vows and walked down the aisle as husband and wife.
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Lindsay said they were "not at all comfortable enough to wear all day" and she only managed to wear them for an hour and a half until the main photos were taken after the ceremony.
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On Wednesday, pregnant HGTV star Christina Anstead shared a before-and-after selfie in the car — the first snapped while she was wearing no makeup, and the second taken after she had gotten all dolled up.
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Taken after Louis' christening at the Chapel Royal at St. James' Palace, the photo, shot by photographer Matt Porteous, follows others released on Sunday and also taken in and outside of Clarence House by Matt Holyoak.
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"My legacy can't be compromised or diminished in any way by what we're going through now," Conyers told a Detroit radio station from a hospital where he'd been taken after complaining of lightheadedness in December 22009.
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The precaution was taken after flight staff discovered a cell phone on the plane, which no passengers claimed as their own, forcing the pilot to ground the Airbus A330 for authorities to inspect the suspicious device.
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The move is a set of measures that the South Korean government had taken after U.S. President Donald Trump slapped a steep tariff on imported washing machines and solar panels in February to protect American manufacturers.
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Still, at its November meeting the BoE will raise interest rates for the first time in a decade, according to economists in a recent Reuters poll taken after a barrage of hawkish rhetoric from BoE policymakers.
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DeAngelo also explained that the photo was likely taken after one of Abby's naps — the sea otter is often tired from working as a surrogate mother for orphaned sea otter pups, which she also was herself.
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That option is far from ideal - civil suits are expensive and out of reach for many people and it is a slow and burdensome process that can only be taken after the damage is already done.
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On Thursday afternoon, several hours after Kyagulanyi's flight landed at Entebbe International Airport, it was for a time unclear where he had been taken after police escorted him from the tarmac after he disembarked his flight.
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The postgame photograph on the court, taken after fans in the stands called the team out of the locker room for an encore, is on a wall that serves as a Hall of Fame at Chaminade.
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The committee's 24-to-16 contempt vote, taken after hours of debate over the future of American democracy, was the first official House action to punish a government official in the standoff over the Mueller report.
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In the southern city of Ponce, Mary Lugo, 37, said that a neighbor in her neighborhood of Punta Diamante, had her refrigerator taken after she had cleaned it and put it on the balcony to dry.
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Their photo-shoot plans work well on weekday runs, Mr. Alterman said, because most of their members work in Downtown Brooklyn, near the Brooklyn Municipal Building, so they encounter couples having pictures taken after courthouse weddings.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - The two main liberal opposition parties have together overtaken Poland's euroskeptic ruling coalition in popular support, according to a poll taken after a government move to reform the judiciary was vetoed by the president.
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In a Reuters poll taken after the BoE's policy meeting last week, 32 of 57 economists said the Bank would raise its key rate to 0.75 percent in May, when it publishes its next quarterly Inflation Report.
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LAS VEGAS – Aerial footage taken after the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history and released Wednesday shows the broken windows of a Las Vegas Strip hotel room where the gunman fired into a concert crowd below.
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Among those in the latter camp are people experiencing immunosuppression from a genetic abnormality, as the new study suggested, from untreated AIDS, or from anti-rejection medications taken after a solid organ transplant or stem cell transplant.
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The Quinnipiac survey, moreover, was taken after FBI Director James Comey slammed her for her "careless" use of email servers, which means it could be taken as proof that Clinton's issues with trustworthiness are affecting her campaign.
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If a person has their first drink before the age of 15, their likelihood of developing an alcohol problem is four times greater than if the first drink is taken after the age of 21, Murthy said.
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Recently the network's shining star, Bill O'Reilly, was canned after reports emerged that he had settled numerous lawsuits that allege sexual harassment—action was taken after a large contingent of advertisers pulled their work from O'Reilly's show.
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If a person has his or her first drink before age 15, the likelihood of developing an alcohol problem is four times greater than if the first drink is taken after the age of 21, Murthy said.
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"The decision was taken after some evidence of a misdemeanour appeared during a financial supervisory investigation into compliance with anti-money laundering rules that was launched earlier this year," the Financial Supervision and Resolution Authority (Finantsinspektsioon) said.
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Meanwhile, Papadopoulos's carefree tweets, including smiling snapshots of his wife on his lap and beside him at the beach, are a far cry from the frowning mug shot taken after his arrest at Dulles Airport last summer.
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A decision on either merging FreeCharge with its existing payment wallet or keeping it as a separate unit within the bank will be taken after discussions with the regulator, Axis Bank Chief Executive Officer Shikha Sharma said.
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One survey, from the University of Massachusetts Lowell, taken after the New Hampshire primary but before Mr. Sanders won Nevada, showed a statistical dead heat, with Mr. Sanders at 229 percent and Ms. Warren at 22020 percent.
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One don't-miss is Sergei Loznitsa's "State Funeral," which uses astonishing archival material taken after Stalin's death (people mass as loudspeakers mournfully bleat) to create a meditation on national identity, authoritarianism and a terrifying cult of personality.
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Khalilzad, who has led talks with the Taliban on a U.S. troop withdrawal agreement, briefed Ghani on the steps that will be taken after the reduction in violence agreement comes into force, the presidential palace statement said.
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One don't-miss is Sergei Loznitsa's "State Funeral," which uses astonishing archival material taken after Stalin's death (people mass as loudspeakers mournfully bleat) to create a meditation on national identity, authoritarianism and a terrifying cult of personality.
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" Despite acknowledging these criticism, Health Canada's statement maintains that the government will move forward in its plans to criminalize possession, production, and sale of W-18, claiming "the decision was taken after careful consideration of several factors.
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They note that the central bank's first steps were taken after the real had depreciated by between 230% and 16% (or an average of 12%), and had underperformed a broad index of emerging market currencies by 8%-10%.
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While pictures taken after the accident show damage to the portion of the ship above water, it was the damage caused below waterline that was catastrophic – flooding two crew compartments, the radio room, and the auxiliary machine room.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - The South African Reserve Bank will not raise interest rates again until May, according to a Reuters poll, taken after the central bank surprised many economists last month by adding 25 basis points to borrowing costs.
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Opinion polls suggest that most Britons, still scarred by the Iraq conflict, do not support military action, with one by Survation taken after the strikes were launched saying 40 percent of the 2,060 people asked opposed the action.
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The survey, taken after Sanders ran even with Clinton in the Iowa caucuses and then routed her in the New Hampshire primary, shows Clinton with a 222 percent lead among Democratic primary voters to 27 percent for Sanders.
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Tournament photographers also captured some moments that showed the complete joy of one team and the deep heartbreak of the other, like this photo taken after the final whistle during the match between Team Sweden and Team Netherlands.
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Just a few years after the picture was taken, after the issue of Sport was published, after Ali bested the fearsome, favored Foreman in Kinshasa and regained his world champion title, my parents' marriage ended, and ended badly.
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Mashable attempted to contact the Erasme Hospital, where many victims were also taken after the attacks, but hospital representatives said no information would be given to the public until Tuesday, after a long holiday weekend in the country.
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They look the same, dress the same, even fuck it all up in the same ways (in an illegal drag race, by "accidentally" saying something racist, squinting in mugshots taken after trespassing on a ex's Palm Beach lawn).
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Though government officials have denied they split up families there, the American Civil Liberties Union is suing Homeland Security on behalf of several asylum seekers whose children were taken after they presented themselves legally at ports of entry.
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Greene was being held under guard at a hospital where he was taken after telling officers who arrested him that he was suffering from "some kind of flare-up related to an existing medical condition," Parizek told reporters.
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China's foreign ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said Monday that the drone had been taken and examined to prevent a danger to passing ships, before being returned near to where it was taken after "friendly discussions" with U.S. authorities.
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The action was taken after a review raised concerns related to the accuracy of disclosure to clients by the involved sales traders on some transactions where Citi was acting in a principal capacity, one of the people said.
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Trump's disastrous week — in which a series of controversial comments and inaccurate statements helped send the GOP presidential nominee spiraling downward in polls taken after the two national party conventions — has put him significantly behind his Democratic opponent.
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He's mustache-less, which means it was at least taken after his initial exit from Bachelor in Paradise, and her name is literally all over this, so it seems that Caelynn is still in his life post show.
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"The decision was taken after having analysed the respective evidence available and considered all factors surrounding the infringement, including the fact that the incident was triggered by a very small group of fans," said FIFA in a statement.
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"The decision was taken after having analyzed the respective evidence available and considered all factors surrounding the infringement, including the fact that the incident was triggered by a very small group of fans," said FIFA in a statement.
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A clear majority of voters (22020%) agreed with the statement that Congress should "investigate whether Donald Trump committed obstruction of justice during the course of the Mueller investigation" in a CNN poll taken after the Mueller report was released.
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Amid mounting public concern, Sanofi explained its "new findings" at a news conference in Manila but did not say why action was not taken after a WHO report in mid-2016 that identified the risk it was now flagging.
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A CNN/ORC poll taken after the Democratic convention found Democrats and independents who said they would have preferred Sanders to Clinton going 69% for Clinton, 13% for Stein, 10% for Libertarian nominee Gary Johnson and 3% for Trump.
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The theory that the images were taken after the raid was completed is also based on multiple reports that Trump spent time on the golf course on Saturday and didn't arrive at the White House until after 210 p.m.
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Satellite pictures taken after the 2,000-year-old temple was dynamited by the jihadi group, and other images broadcast since Syrian government forces retook the city on Sunday, show almost the entire structure collapsed in a heap of rubble.
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In a snap taken after the couple's nuptials and obtained by TMZ, the newlyweds are flanked on either side by Elvis impersonator Jesse Grice, who is decked out in a red and gold suit, and the remaining Jo Bros.
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The mugshot was taken after Bieber was booked on suspicion of driving under the influence, driving with an expired license, and resisting arrest without violence, prompting the drafting of a petition to have him deported from the United States.
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One member of the House Oversight Committee downplayed the possibility of a turf war over Comey but said that the committee needed to see all of the memos — including notes taken after meetings with former senior Obama administration officials.
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Successive emperors, governments and then activists have called for Britain to hand back crowns, religious regalia and illuminated manuscripts taken after the fight - in campaigns paralleled by Greece's demands for its Parthenon sculptures, and Nigeria's for the Benin Bronzes.
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As the authorities processed a crime scene that Sheriff Lott said was large and complex, and prepared to bring charges, a motorcade escorted Sergeant Carraway's body back to Florence from Charleston, where he had been taken after the shooting.
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In a Fox News poll taken after Dr. Blasey went public with her allegations, 53 percent of men said they would vote "yes" on Judge Kavanaugh's nomination, while 57 percent of women said they would vote not to confirm.
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" Trump was responding to an interview Khan did with the BBC regarding the police action being taken after the attack, during which he said, "Londoners will see an increased police presence today and over the course of the next few days.
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This effect emerged only with serum samples taken after 15 minutes of moderate- to high-intensity exercise, according to the report in Cancer Research, and it was not related to the serum-donor's body weight, blood sugar levels or immune responses.
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Obama's 2014 executive action, taken after Congress failed to pass bipartisan immigration legislation, was blocked by lower courts after Texas and 25 other Republican-governed states sued to stop it, contending he exceeded his presidential powers under the U.S. Constitution.
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This part in Waco is the sort of role that Kitsch could've/should've taken after Friday Night Lights — one that plays on his charisma, his association with Texas, his gravitas, but manages to twist, darken, and complicate all of it.
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Korean shares have erased all the losses they had taken after Trump's announcement even though the country is seen as being among the worst affected in region by the tariffs due to its big steel exports to the United States.
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In the image, which was taken after Gene had been washed and dried off, the 37-year-old actress and comedian cradled her newborn — who was all swaddled up in a tiny white towel — while feeding him from a bottle.
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Polls taken after the presidential debates showed her emerging as the stronger candidate in voters' minds, and an NBC/WSJ poll taken days before the election showed her up by 4 points, even after the FBI inquiry had come and gone.
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"CBS studios investigated Brad Kern in 2016, action was taken after that investigation, and there have been no complaints since," CBS Entertainment President Kelly Kahl told reporters at the 2018 Television Critics Associations' Summer Press Tour in Beverly Hills, Calif.
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The United Nations said at least 84 people, two-thirds of them children, had died since December on their way to a camp in northeastern Syria where thousands of people have been taken after leaving the shrinking Islamic State area.
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In Arkansas, a Super Tuesday state where early voting starts next week, a poll taken after Iowa illustrated the Democrats' dilemma: Mr. Bloomberg, Mr. Biden, Mr. Sanders and Mr. Buttigieg were each winning 16 to 20 percent of the vote.
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With economic growth at its weakest in over six years, 239% of economists, 5.26 of 67, in a snap poll taken after the Monetary Policy Committee's decision, predicted that would be a temporary pause and another cut would come in February.
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George Delgado, abortion reversal inventor and founder of Abortion Pill Reversal, theorized that a massive dose of progesterone taken after the mifepristone but before the misoprostol could prevent contractions, beef up the uterine lining, and reverse the first step of medical abortion.
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The church said in a statement that the measure, which goes into effect starting this month, is among a series taken after Bishop Epiphanius, abbot of St. Macarius Monastery, also known as Anba Maqar, was found dead in the monastery earlier this week.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - The Reserve Bank of India will likely keep interest rates on hold until at least the second half of next year, according to a Reuters snap poll taken after the central bank's shock decision to shift its policy stance to neutral.
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It's no major surprise that Hemsworth's son has taken after Spider-Man instead of the character his father plays in Marvel movies — the star previously revealed that his children were "wildly unimpressed" with his movie career when he brought them onto the set.
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The poll was taken after Republican leaders in the House canceled a planned March 24 vote on their bill, known as the American Health Care Act, after it was met with opposition from more than two dozen conservative and moderate GOP caucus members.
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The shortage has been ongoing for many years amid Egypt's volatile economy but has worsened with the plunge the Egyptian pound has taken after it was floated earlier this month in order to secure a $12 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund.
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Mr. Obama's challenged action, taken after years of waiting in vain for Congress to pass comprehensive immigration reform, is a sensible response to the issue of the more than 11 million undocumented immigrants living, working and raising families in the United States.
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"There has been a notice of a violation," a spokesman said but could not confirm newspaper reports that the positive was the result of a re-test of a January sample, taken after Schwazer had qualified for the Rio De Janeiro Olympics.
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The suspect, Jaber al-Bakr, took his own life at the jail in Leipzig, where he had been taken after being detained early Monday, according to Jörg Herold, the spokesman for the Justice Ministry in Saxony, the German state where the events unfolded.
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Private and public companies will be able to dip into an initial amount of more than $1 billion starting next fiscal year, said the sources with direct knowledge of the decision taken after a meeting of government officials more than a month ago.
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Referring to some of the issues that Alabama voters prize, Mr. Trump attacked Mr. Jones, a former federal prosecutor in Birmingham who is now leading Mr. Moore in some polls that were taken after the misconduct accusations surfaced nearly two weeks ago.
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Taken after the Fed stunned financial markets on Tuesday with an emergency 22013 basis point rate cut, its biggest since the global financial crisis, the survey concluded the ECB will keep the deposit rate on hold until at least the end of 240.
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In a police interview video taken after he surrendered about a day after the March 2017 killing, James Harris Jackson, of Baltimore, said he stabbed Timothy Caughman repeatedly with a "Roman short sword" that he drew from a scabbard tucked into his pants.
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At the heart of his theory: a photograph — presumably taken after their disappearance, at a dock in the Marshall Islands, and hidden in the National Archives — that suggests that the two were captured by the Japanese military and died in custody on Saipan.
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But in a Kyodo News poll taken after the meeting, 70 percent of the Japanese public said they were satisfied with the talks between the two leaders, and Mr. Abe's approval ratings rose slightly from a month earlier to close to 62 percent.
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But the Iowa Democratic Party will also be tallying and reporting two other sets of numbers: how many actual people voted for each candidate in a given caucus — first an initial tally, then a final tally taken after lower-performing candidates are eliminated.
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The decision to move the bonds from 'good bank' Novo Banco to the remaining 'bad bank' of Banco Espirito Santo, following the latter's collapse as a listed firm in 2014, was taken after European regulators flagged up a capital shortfall in Novo Banco.
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Stringent economic measures taken after the Baghdad central government slashed funds to the KRG in 2014 when it built its own oil pipeline to Turkey in pursuit of economic independence have led to sporadic protests over unpaid civil servant salaries in the last three years.
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These photos taken after the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki fulfilled the first two responsibilities, but after a week fraught with dangerous rhetoric from both sides of the US–North Korea dispute, many are wondering if history as horrific as this may indeed repeat itself.
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Trump's support had ticked up to 40% in a mid-April poll taken after Trump authorized a missile attack on a Syrian air base in response to a chemical weapons attack the US said Syrian President Bashar al-Assad perpetrated on civilians, including babies.
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Approximately 35 percent of Jean-Luc Melenchon backers, 24 percent of Francois Fillon supporters, and around 20 percent of Benoit Hamon voters say they will not vote, disheartened as they are by their choice, according to a composite of polls taken after the first round.
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The poll, taken after Trump's New Hampshire primary win and after a raucous GOP debate in which he bitterly criticized former President George W. Bush, diverged sharply from last month's NBC/WSJ survey in which Trump led Cruz by 33 percent to 20 percent.
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The new mom shared a photo of herself in bed with her newborn son, Dean Hudson McAtee, and revealed that the photo was taken after she had returned home from having surgery to remove a mole on her back that was diagnosed as malignant melanoma.
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"The revocation follows failure by Amazing Grace Christian Radio to comply with RURA's sanctions taken after a sermon aired by the Radio on 29 January 2018 in which a radio presenter Nicolas Niyibikora repeatedly insulted women referring to them as evil," the statement read.
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Damage to mountainous terrain at the North's nuclear test site in Punggye-ri seen in satellite imagery taken after the latest test was more extensive than anything seen after the five previous tests, said 38 North, a Washington-based project which monitors North Korea.
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In an attempt to reclaim the space for free speech and intellectual discussion, the reopening yesterday featured a lecture by Ukrainian lawyer and human rights advocate Ksenia Prokonova, who was scheduled to talk about legal actions that can be taken after the destruction of artworks.
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Meanwhile, support for Germany's new far-right party, Alternative für Deutschland (Alternative for Germany, or AfD), has continued to grow; in a poll taken after the riots in Chemnitz, AfD overtook the German Social Democrats to become the second most popular party in the country.
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Instead, it listed a series of actions taken after the shooting, like listening sessions, meetings with lawmakers and the STOP School Violence Act, a bill that would authorize $500 million over 10 years for safety improvements at schools but had no provisions related to guns.
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"The latest decision to hire a global advisory firm has been taken after the search committee members realized that they have been struggling to come to a consensus on the final name," said a source familiar with the internal deliberations among members of the committee.
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It wouldn't be a Juneteenth holiday so much that would bring about this change; it would be the dialogue — creating the consensus around the holiday, the actions taken after this holiday has been approved at the national level — that would really be where change begins.
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While the Fed's projections show one rate hike next year, the latest Reuters poll of over 22020 economists taken after the March 19-20 central bank meeting showed the fed funds rate will stay at the current range of 2.25-2.50 percent until at least end-2020.
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A further analysis found that for each 1 mmol/L reduction in LDL cholesterol made using statin therapy, the risk of coronary deaths and heart attacks, strokes and coronary bypass procedures is reduced by approximately 25% for each year the drugs are taken after the first year.
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The yuan CNY=CFXS was forecast to weaken about 1.5 percent to 6.98 per dollar by end-May and then gain slightly to 6.95 per dollar in a year, according to the poll of 50 foreign exchange strategists taken after the G20 summit that ended Dec 1.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Slightly more Britons want to leave the European Union than want to stay, according to an ICM poll for the Sun on Sunday taken after U.S. President Barack Obama's warning that Britain would go to the "back of queue" in striking trade deals after Brexit.
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Joe Biden was sworn into office for a Delaware Senate seat in a Wilmington, Delaware, hospital where his two young sons, Hunter and his brother Beau, were taken after being severely injured in a car accident that killed Biden's wife and baby daughter, Naomi, in 1972.
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"I think somebody at the Wall Street Journal doesn't like me," he told hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski during a MSNBC town hall in Charleston, S.C. "I think most of the polls were taken after the debate and they worked out good for me," Trump said.
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A new POLITICO/Morning Consult poll, taken after Admiral Ronny Jackson withdrew his name for Veterans Affairs secretary, says 62% of voters believe President Trump's White House is being run chaotically, while just 32% of them believe it's being run very or somewhat well, per Politico.
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Other keepers of Lynyrd Skynyrd's legacy — including Mr. Van Zant's widow, Judith Van Zant Jenness; the founding member Gary R. Rossington; and the estates of the former members Allen Collins and Steve Gaines — sought to prevent the movie's release, citing a "blood oath" taken after the crash.
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We never did for a millennium, before anybody else came here, we never had walls," he remarked in an interview clip that was taken after the confrontation, adding that he wished he could see the teens' energy being put into efforts that would actually make "this country really great.
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A trio of state polls released this week -- taken after the 2005 recording was published -- show Clinton's northern "blue wall" holding, as she carries commanding leads across a series of key states: She leads Trump by 9 points in Pennsylvania, 11 points in Michigan and 7 points in Wisconsin.
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Mr. Garneau said at a news conference that the step had been taken after a review of newly available satellite tracking data — presumably available to aviation regulators elsewhere — that suggested similarities in the Ethiopian Airlines crash and the crash last October of a Lion Air Max 203 in Indonesia.
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In the US, surveys taken after the violent suppression of protests in Tiananmen Square in 1989 showed public approval for China dropped dramatically, particularly among people under 30 and has never recovered, the official said, suggesting that Chinese military intervention in Hong Kong is not a good idea.
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As Vox's Andrew Prokop has written, Nevada Democrats will also report three sets of results on caucus day: the initial vote total, a final vote total taken after realignment and the elimination of candidates who didn't get to 22020 percent of the vote, and lastly, a delegate number.
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The boy, who has not been named, died just after midnight on Tuesday at a hospital in Alamogordo, N.M., where he and his father had been taken after a Border Patrol agent saw what appeared to be signs of sickness, according to United States Customs and Border Protection.
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CNN's Poll of Polls shows Clinton leading Donald Trump, 2167%-23%, which was updated Thursday to include two new national polls taken after Friday's revelation that the FBI is reviewing new emails to see if they pertain to the bureau's probe into Clinton's handling of classified material at the State Department.
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That strategy has at least somewhat paid off, with several pitchers taken after the fifth round proving able to fill spots, at least temporarily, in the Yankees' bullpen: Branden Pinder, James Pazos, Nick Goody and Nick Rumbelow have all been drafted since 2011 and reached the big leagues with the Yankees.
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Ilhan Omar responds to 'send her back' chant with Maya Angelou poem#IStandWithIlhan: Bernie Sanders, George Takei, and Susan Sarandon are among thousands voicing support for the congresswoman after Trump rally attendees chanted 'send her back'Trump's approval with Republicans rose by 5 points in a poll taken after his racist tweets
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In a review of hundreds of studies, they found 19 randomized controlled trials with strong evidence showing that compared to no supplements, probiotics taken after the 36th week of pregnancy and the first months of lactation were associated with a 22 percent reduction in the risk for eczema in children.
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Here's a photo taken after someone put a pink women's march "pussyhat" on it: Titled "Fearless Girl," the statue was put up by State Street Global Advisors, with a permit for a week, as part of a campaign to encourage a higher number of women on the corporate boards of its clients.
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Clinton's lead over Trump widens in poll taken after lewd tape "He will spend his entire energy making sure that Hillary Clinton does not get a blank check with a Democrat-controlled Congress," said the person on the call -- an implied acknowledgment that Trump no longer appears able to capture the White House.
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Sources connected to Heather's family tell us ... doctors at the hospital where she was taken after her latest arrest have conducted a battery of tests that have painted a clear picture ... Heather's problems involve substance abuse and mental health in equal measure, although it's possible the latter is even more serious than the former.
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The U.S. central bank will also reduce the size of its asset stock pile by about $22 trillion over the next several years as it seeks to restore a normal environment for monetary policy, according to the poll of Wall Street's top banks taken after the Fed's latest policy meeting, which ended on Wednesday.
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Widodo, however, has stepped up the fight to strengthen environmental protection and has earned praise for steps taken after last year's forest fires, which were particularly bad due to a dryness linked to an El Nino weather event and which pushed the country's average daily greenhouse gas emissions above those of the United States.
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In polls taken after New Hampshire but before the debate, businessman Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE averaged a 15-point lead over the field.
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As Dezeen reported, whoever designed the 750 dinars (~$0003 USD) stamp sourced the image from not one, but two photographs: her face arrives from a headshot taken after she received the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA)'s 2016 Royal Gold Medal; her attire, from a portrait taken for TIME's "100 issue" from 2010.
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White, who trained as an artist before working with the acclaimed interior designer Kelly Behun and then going out on his own three years ago, favors dark, moody lighting anyway; his Instagram page is filled with vintage photos of interiors that, unlike the bright rooms seen in home magazines today, were taken after sundown.
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Fetty Wap will be walking in Monday's show along with the rappers Young Thug and Desiigner; the singer Pete Wentz of Fall Out Boy; and Jeremy Meeks, the model who was referred to as "the hot felon" after his mug shot, taken after he was arrested on federal weapons charges, went viral in 2014.
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Recent polls in Nevada, taken after James Comey, the director of the FBI suggested on October 2000th that he might have new evidence relating to the inquiry into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server, appear to show that Mr Trump and Mrs Clinton are neck-and-neck to win the state's six electoral votes.
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In his new film 2Pac: The Great Escape from UMC, filmmaker Rick Boss (not to be confused with rapper Rick Ross) dramatizes exactly how Shakur was supposedly removed from the University Medical Center in Las Vegas, where he was taken after being shot four times by an unknown assailant on Las Vegas Boulevard on September 7, 1996.
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A strong majority of Republicans and independents — 22016 and 72 percent, respectively — also think Wall Street needs more government regulation beyond the steps taken after the 2008 financial crisis, according to a poll conducted by Lake Research Partners and Chesapeake Beach Consulting and commissioned by nonpartisan groups Americans for Financial Reform and Center for Responsible Lending.
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The bad news for Labour is that the poll was taken after the Brexit vote (when the news media had focused on the negative economic impact of Brexit), after prime minister David Cameron's resignation plunged the Conservatives into a new leadership race, and after Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn had come under sustained criticism from his own MPs.
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In 2016, when Representative Lewis returned to Nashville to accept the Nashville Public Library Literary Award for his National Book Award-winning graphic memoir, "March: Book Three," the mayor gave him prints of his first police mug shots, taken after his arrest at the lunch counter sit-ins and long believed to be lost to history.
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Here are results from a few of the surveys on impeachment taken after Pelosi announced on Tuesday that the House would start an inquiry: As they start the probe, Democrats are trying to balance a desire to show they are taking their time to find facts with a reluctance to let an impeachment inquiry drag on for too long.
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The E.P.A., in addition to moving to reconsider a landmark Obama-era climate change rule that would have effectively forced the shutdown of dozens of coal-burning power plants, has separately moved to reconsider a rule that requires new precautions for the disposal of coal ash, a step taken after a series of accidents involving coal-ash ponds.
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By a margin of 18 percentage points, most Americans would rather stay in the Intermediate Nuclear Forces (INF) treaty with Russia, according to a poll taken after news broke that the Trump administration is abandoning the accord: Forty-nine percent of respondents wanted to stay in the treaty, compared to only 31 percent who supported leaving.
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Ilhan Omar responds to 'send her back' chant with Maya Angelou poemIlhan Omar calls Trump a 'fascist' after the 'send her back' chant#IStandWithIlhan: Bernie Sanders, George Takei, and Susan Sarandon are among thousands voicing support for the congresswoman after Trump rally attendees chanted 'send her back'Trump's approval with Republicans rose by 5 points in a poll taken after his racist tweets
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He acknowledged, too, the Church's failure to adequately address the ongoing crisis in the past—that it "treated many cases without the seriousness and promptness that was due"—and noted that tangible steps would be taken after a summit in February, in which 100 or so key bishops are set to gather in Vatican City to plan a way forward on the matter.
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Photo by Libby Watson Uqora makes three products: Target, a powder added to water that's meant to be taken after sex or every three days; Control, a pill meant to be taken daily if you "aren't always sure what causes your UTI"; and Promote, a probiotic pill to restore good bacteria after a course of antibiotics, the usual treatment for a UTI (which is causing problems with growing antibiotic resistance).
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Under the new standards, a world record would be recognized only if the performance was achieved at a competition on a list of approved international events where the highest standards of officiating and technical equipment could be guaranteed; the athlete had been subject to an agreed number of doping control tests in the months leading up to it; and the doping control sample taken after the record was stored and available for retesting for 10 years.
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A majority of Americans in a new poll believe it's fair to characterize members of the MS-28500 gang as "animals," according to the survey taken after President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE faced controversy for remarks during an immigration meeting.
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