So one potential solution is to tighten up those standards.
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We just have to tighten up and limit their opportunities.
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Kipnis said afterward he was just starting to tighten up.
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Yes, unless you train the muscles to tighten up again.
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When that happens, I'd expect the polls to tighten up.
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We're going to tighten up, to do some good housekeeping.
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He didn't give it an opportunity to tighten up on him.
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Both videos are edited in places to tighten up their speeches.
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For example, acid reflux can cause the cricopharyngeus to tighten up.
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You tighten up supply, prices are indeed going to go higher.
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In 2012, it got one to tighten up its vehicle emissions.
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He wants to tighten up his command but is otherwise happy.
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"In the playoffs, guys tighten up a little bit," Alzner said.
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"There's a few things he needs to tighten up," Peters says.
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Those belts tighten up when sensors detect a crash is imminent.
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Here's how you can tighten up your social networking by several notches.
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We're trying to tighten up and support him the best we can.
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It was right to tighten up security a bit on the Mac.
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Nate McMillan will presumably tighten up his rotation in the playoffs, though.
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Iglesias stayed in the game, with felt the hamstring tighten up after.
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But the political push to tighten up on Beijing faces considerable hurdles.
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Hopefully final shipping units will tighten up the hinge to solve that.
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"What happens when things tighten up as the business cycle turns down?"
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It's more difficult too, because the dirty air can tighten up your airways.
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It comes down to guys needing to tighten up and make plays offensively.
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Tighten up the bolsters and they'll hold you firmly in place on track.
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I've got to clean a few things up, just tighten up the driver.
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We are also expecting the French and German sovereign spread to tighten up.
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"A concrete example is thinking that leads them to tighten up," he said.
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It will review the steps the institution has taken to tighten up its procedures.
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I'm just a dude with a iPhone, you need to tighten up IT policy.
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How could they tighten up the system to make sure this didn't happen again?
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Due to her age, her belly is not something that will ever tighten up.
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"These things always tighten up, but I think she'll pull it out," he said.
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They could do what President Obama did, and [tighten up vetting after the Paris attacks].
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HP's streamlined the Pavilion x360 laptops to tighten up some of the nuts and bolts.
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We're in a cultural place that needs more personal accountability and needs to tighten up.
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It said it had been "deceived" and promised to tighten up its rules on data.
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Officials moved to tighten up the sign-up rules for extra enrollment periods, for example.
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"Could you all get the dining room chairs tighten up?" one of the aides wrote.
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"The surprise can make them tighten up," sex toy shop, B-Vibe, wrote on their blog.
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Scroll on to lighten up your luggage load and tighten up your trips for optimal enjoyment.
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At the same time, the Bangladesh heist is causing some banks to tighten up security procedures.
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"We expected them to come out and tighten up their pressure," Indiana coach Nate McMillan said.
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"He felt it kind of tighten up, so he pulled up (running to first)," Girardi said.
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They may need to tighten up their lineup, which should include cutting down on Olynyk's minutes.
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States have sought to tighten up their election security efforts ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
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If any of these contests tighten up, it'd set off alarms across both parties nationally. 5.
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It uses infrared technology to gently stimulate blood circulation and tighten up the area over time.
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"When things tighten up like this, they need you to be consistent, not inconsistent," Maddon said.
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Was there anything in the wording of the original order they'll probably tighten up in this version?
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But the Democrats are already warning the U.S. negotiators to tighten up the enforcement instruments and procedures.
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He says Becca deserved to know about Lincoln and producers need to tighten up the background checks.
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Depending on how much money he needs, Bloomberg could tighten up the proposals or add new ones.
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When Bamako suffered a similar hotel attack in November he ordered his security staff to tighten up.
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SOME PEOPLE ARE ARGUING THAT THE MORTGAGE MARKET IN THE WAKE OF THIS TIGHTEN UP TOO MUCH.
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Trump has urged Congress to fix the United States's "weak" immigration laws and tighten up its borders.
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"We are seeking the cash market tighten up a little bit, and getting more current," VanDyke said.
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So if Britain really wants control of its borders, it will have to tighten up the Irish border.
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Incidentally, Facebook is also attempting to tighten up security on the platform by asking people to upload selfies.
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"There is a sliver of hope the market that modern tonnage will tighten up," the Singapore broker said.
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The Alabama result also serves as a reminder that seemingly uncompetitive races can, under certain circumstances, tighten up.
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Your third and last chance to tighten up loose ends will be from March 28 through April 16.
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There are plenty of places to tighten up tax loopholes to pay for these investments in working families.
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Legal experts say Europe might need to tighten up its data laws to close this type of loophole.
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They usually squash bugs, tighten up security holes, and generally optimize the user experience (well, most of the time).
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"This is where we definitely have to enforce and tighten up (across all factories)," he added at the interview.
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ColdTrace aims to tighten up the cold chain with small temperature sensors that can be placed inside vaccine refrigerators.
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We've just found a way to tighten up those little things and make big free throws when we needed.
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New ethics laws may very well be needed to tighten up financial conflicts of interest and reduce wasteful spending.
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Lampard started scoring goals, the defense started to tighten up and the team started to rise in the standings.
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"I just think we were able to tighten up our approach" the second and third time through the order.
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"NZ First, in government, will seriously tighten up the ability of foreigners to buy our land," Peters said August.
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Former teammate and Serbian point guard Milos Teodosic also helped him flourish and tighten up his game in Russia.
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John Wall's fear is they might go winless on their upcoming road trip if the defense doesn't tighten up.
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For her specific case, she explains that means surgery to tighten up stretched-out ligaments that have no elasticity.
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" "At these prices, a lot of companies will go out of business and the supply demand will tighten up.
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Whatever it is, they're going to need to tighten up —or get something really special — to beat Keylor Navas.
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"They've got to tighten up their sailing game, which is amazing to have to say about Oracle," Cayard said.
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"The goal is to make sure this doesn't happen again, so you tighten up the system right," Graham said.
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We have to look at what happened in Brussels, and in Europe, and, you know, tighten up even more.
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Most of the parents surveyed, 84 percent, said they did tighten up after being called out for bad behavior.
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This race is going to be close in the end, but he does need to tighten up his performance.
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Sometimes, there would be periods when the Afghan forces would tighten up, just to prove that they were strong enough.
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Instead of changing things up in the kitchen, the FDA is going to tighten up monitoring on the spice manufacturers.
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Obviously, I didn't have another screw so I just tighten up the other one to the point it would work.
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In the past, Bryant has preferred not to sit on the bench because it can make his back tighten up.
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In addition, he pledged the GOP-sponsored measure would tighten up loopholes that allow business executives to pay lower rates.
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When it comes to products promising to tighten up vaginas, sadly, oak galls are just the tip of the iceberg.
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Tony Gilroy was brought in to write new dialogue and direct a few extra scenes to tighten up the film.
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The ride-hailing company has been trying to tighten up its finances as it prepares to go public next year.
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When self-interest is not enough, governments can prod the firms to tighten up—as German lawmakers have, threatening huge fines.
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But in a seven-game series, Griffin is the indispensable muscle that flexes when defenses tighten up and take that away.
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After all, the U.S. central bank, by increasing its benchmark rate, was trying to tighten up things at least a little.
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So whisper it softly, but there really are signs that the zinc raw materials chain is now starting to tighten up.
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There is plenty of time to tighten up the processes and fill the gaps, but their window is beginning to close.
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We just have to tighten up a few things, but you can tell he will be here for a long time.
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We were just playing covers and harmonizing at this point, at this party we covered Tighten Up by the Black Keys.
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Democrats prefer efforts to tighten up the screws and actually collect more money, generally in exchange for a lower overall rate.
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Kelly said others may be added if it is determined they "could tighten up their procedures" to ensure more secure vetting.
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This year we also learned how to mind our manners online, clean up after ourselves, tighten up our security and more.
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This should allow the MPs more time to tighten up the legislation that would force Johnson to delay Brexit to Jan.
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She&aposs also seen the introduction of vape pens, and as the industry has matured, she&aposs seen regulations tighten up.
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Let the syrup tighten up as the water evaporates until big glassy bubbles start to form, and then pay close attention.
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"Maybe in the short-term, we have enough supply but I think going into 296.806, the market will tighten up," he said.
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Kim Zolciak-Biermann says she underwent an "uncomfortable" treatment in February called Ultherapy to tighten up the sagging skin along her jawline.
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Mark Pincus was one of the first to tighten up the secondary sale process, is what we call it in the industry.
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The dough will become sticky, but keep kneading — as the gluten develops, the dough will tighten up and begin to seem drier.
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But they have flourished in the United States since the 23 recession as more Americans were forced to tighten up their spending.
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Mexico has made sizeable cuts to the budget in the past couple of years in a bid to tighten up public finances.
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Be warned– it may seem a little loose right now, but as it chills it will tighten up into a spread. 4.
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The problem is that in the past, many threats were real; it was adaptive to tighten up in such conditions for survival.
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Then, once you've got your desired stream type, you tighten up the rear knob to lock it in, and you're all set.
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With 200,000 jobs added in a given month on average, the job market has continued to tighten up the remaining slack, Bankrate.
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If it goes too far ahead, that probably means inflation is getting out of hand and the Fed needs to tighten up.
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As scandals have hit Wells Fargo over the past two years, regulators have been pressing the bank to tighten up its controls.
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The DPPA was supposed to tighten-up the sale of DMV data, but came bundled a list of exemptions, including private investigators.
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It's a metallic-silver peel-off mask that uses a whole host of algae, clay, and kelp to tighten up a droopy visage.
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Third, let's tighten up our defenses so that American companies don't have to keep giving away technology to China, or having it stolen.
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When Barao gets hurt rather than trying to recover or get on his bike or tighten up his defence he simply throws back.
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Mercury retrograde isn't the end of the world; it happens regularly and helps us get back on schedule and tighten up loose screws.
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The Kaspersky report recommends that manufacturers tighten up security and "not simply wait for serious leaks, for which they will be rightly blamed."
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And as other jurisdictions start to tighten-up their ICO rules, focusing on investors outside the United States will become riskier, said Kintner.
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It's fortified with Manuka Honey, which helps tighten up the under-eye area and restore its bounce in just four weeks of use.
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The shoes also, notably, can be used with Apple Watch and Siri, meaning you can ask Apple's assistant to tighten up your laces.
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If this isn't enough of a crime to persuade Congress to tighten up on gun laws, what kind of a crime would be?
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Boss Paul Polman plans to tighten up the group's slack balance sheet and sell the slow-growth spreads division, home to Flora margarine.
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Pretensioners tighten up any slack in the seat belt webbing in the event of a crash and work in tandem with air bags.
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Putin's officials have said that Russia needs to tighten up its cyber-security to protect it from attacks mounted by foreign intelligence agencies.
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Often they ask to proofread the letter, and I'm fine with them correcting a typo or asking me to tighten up sentence structure.
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The frivolous spending might serve the political interests of prosecutors, but we must serve the public's interests and tighten up RICO expenditure rules.
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Lead bulls argue that this too will tighten up later this year, following a similar trajectory to that mapped out for sister metal zinc.
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The phones at its New York City event weren't final products, so the company could theoretically tighten up security before shipping to the public.
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In another, the men offer a stoned, close read of the lyrics to the Girls' song "Tighten Up," and are perplexed by menstruation references.
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Leading Republican hopefuls Donald Trump and U.S. Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, meanwhile, have promised to tighten up the borders and deport undocumented immigrants.
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And the race was always likely tighten up just as it did in 7 when Mitt Romney closed the gap on President Barack Obama.
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WUZHEN, China (Reuters) - China's ambitions to tighten up regulation of the Internet have found a second wind in old fears - terrorism and fake news.
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Their inability to tighten up defensively cost them this game and may ultimately by the deciding factor if they fail to make the playoffs.
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"May will tighten up severely," he continued, noting the prospect of , deportation of known radicals as well as control orders such as tagging suspects.
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Expect to see McGrath up early as the city of Lexington's results come in first -- but the margin is likely to tighten up quickly.
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Pretensioners tighten up any slack in the seat belt webbing in the event of a crash and work in tandem with the air bags.
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Since this is the ultimate physical liquidity base of the London contract, it's no big surprise to see time-spreads start to tighten up.
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It's one of his favorite subjects heading into the November elections and electing more Republicans, he says, will help him tighten up US borders.
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Lead bulls argue that this too will tighten up later this year, following a similar trajectory to that mapped out for sister metal zinc.
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Yet the GOP and President Donald Trump's administration have been gunning to roll back, tighten up, and slash the program for the last year.
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The hope is that a few successful lawsuits will have a ripple effect and lead companies to tighten up how they handle personal data.
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Among those most inimical to his clients' interests are a tax on financial trades and a pledge to tighten up trading and capital rules.
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"I felt it tighten up in the fifth a little bit," said Miller, who gave up three runs on four hits and five walks.
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It's truly a national problem that requires we tighten up the mailing and shipping process, along with pursuing more indictments against manufacturers and suppliers.
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The teams combined for one punt in the first half but had two each in the third quarter after the defenses started to tighten up.
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" My go-to tools are… "A wide toothed comb, and I definitely use kind of a small wand if I want to tighten up curls.
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While Articles 11 and 13 have gotten the most attention so far, the new directive does also tighten up copyright in lots of smaller ways.
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Chris Holmes, vice president global gas and LNG at IHS, said he expects the market to bottom out in 2018 and then tighten up again.
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"Now we have to tighten up and finish what we were asked to do by the group which is carrying out this investigation," Shlyakhtin said.
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It's still possible that the races could tighten up, or that some new team could take a late run to at least make things interesting.
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As both the UK and France tighten up their grip on migrants, it's activists, volunteers and small grassroots organisations that continue to fill the gap.
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And now they're in a hole, perhaps unfairly, and France can do what France has been doing: just tighten up, and not make any mistakes.
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Shkreli initially viewed the accountants' concerns as irrelevant and distracting, but eventually agreed to tighten up on oversight over the personal use of the card.
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All of a sudden, insurance plans in any state could just pick the most relaxed standard if they want to tighten up their own benefit package.
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Tighten up terms (understanding that some clients will likely pay you late) and establish processes whereby customers hear from you the moment a payment is late.
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"It's the one part of the equation that we're going to see tighten up," Patterson-UTI Energy CEO Andy Hendricks told CNBC's "Power Lunch" on Thursday.
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Fleury, who had 259 saves while beating the New Jersey Devils 226-231 the night before, said the Penguins simply don't tighten up when they're behind.
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If Google wants to make more hardware in the future — and all signs indicate that it does — it has to tighten up these sorts of slips.
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It has also moved to tighten up the rules for extra sign-up periods that insurers have complained sick people are using to game the system.
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"I am so sick of this self-righteous sheen put on anybody who wants to tighten up bankruptcy," Biden said during a Senate hearing in 2001.
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But she needs to tighten up her answers on her health care position and be more ready to defend her record record as California's attorney general.
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"Steele will likely use what he learns from this trial to tighten up the Commonwealth's case and come back even stronger during the retrial," she said.
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The move comes as the European Union discusses rules to tighten up how asset managers behave amid concerns the lack of a framework was misleading investors.
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Phrases with the pattern *UP were more than plentiful on XWord Info (over 2,000!) so I knew I needed to tighten (up) my concept big time.
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In some very severe cases, we do surgery to tighten up the neck of the bladder, but most of the time we teach patients proper strengthening exercises.
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Spanish defender Dani Carvajal says his side, who drew 3-3 with Portugal and 2-2 with Morocco, must tighten up at the back against the Russians.
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Even though Apple publicly apologized for that bug and promised to tighten up security, that fix contained another bug, which temporarily broke file sharing for some users.
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Roambee was able to tighten up that interval remotely — from once an hour to every five minutes — and get two detectives to track down the new lead.
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Similar rules already exist, but the new ones tighten up procedures and punishments, which range from public naming and shaming to administrative warnings and dismissal, Xinhua said.
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The Senate's version aims to tighten up the language to make very clear when members would be required to pay for settlements -- and when they would not.
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Leads were able to tighten up to 30bp on some tranches from the top of the IPT range and ultimately landed the deal flat to the curve.
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It's not a heavy laser, just a really light but effective laser treatment to even out skin tone, tighten up the pores, and give you a refresh.
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If he can use that confidence to shore up the defensive holes and tighten up his form, he could trouble even the better strikers of the division.
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"There are far too many vehicles on the road, and that's where I think the T.L.C. will tighten up regulation," he said, referring to the taxi commission.
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Beijing is moving to tighten up its management of the epidemic as governments worldwide continue cutting themselves off from China to stop coronavirus cases from being imported.
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The catalysts could be any number of things, but one overriding concern is the expectation that global central banks will tighten up policy in the coming months.
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They'll prove that Google is actually committed to this plan and give it a chance to tighten up the infrastructure for releasing them in shorter time windows.
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Democrats in charge of the House transportation panel have said that they're looking to tighten up the criteria for discretionary grants in response to the GAO report.
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Walt Disney and five other retailers will tighten up on-call scheduling of hourly employees as part of an agreement with New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.
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The prospect of trying to match and sustain the invention and complex structure of the score's Aria and 30 variations is enough to make anyone tighten up.
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The former head of China's central bank, Zhou Xiaochuan, last month acknowledged that China could do more to tighten up its rules on illegal subsidies and intellectual property.
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On Friday he was enacting legislation to tighten up ethical standards in French politics - one of his main election promises after a campaign race marred by financial scandal.
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"I think what DOE needs to do is tighten up their approach and we need to do the same," said the official, who asked not to be named.
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The scene is physical and not afraid to show the mechanics, complete with an extra moment before sex for Ryan to open his legs, which often tighten up.
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When you know a scary scene is approaching and you feel that sense of dread and looming threat, your muscles will tighten up until the action is over.
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In recent years it has scrapped subsidies for petrol and diesel, and by 2020 it hopes to tighten up the fuel-efficiency standards for the country's vehicle fleet.
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Maryland considered but failed to vote on a bill this year to tighten up its law, which allows 15-year-olds to marry if pregnant with parental consent.
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Nest, the Google-owned smart home company, is warning its customers to tighten up their password security to prevent cameras and other in-home devices from being compromised.
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You shouldn't have to rely on a stranger to tighten up a screw or hammer in a nail when it's something you can easily take care of yourself.
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If that happens, the front air bags won't inflate in a crash and the seat belt pre-tensioners may not tighten up around occupants to help prevent injuries.
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Kelly has also moved to tighten up the White House's security clearance policies, resulting in Trump son-in-law and senior advisor Jared Kushner getting a clearance downgrade.
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Edgar grabbed the leg, tried to move in for a takedown, and immediately had to tighten up his elbows and back out when Ortega started encircling his neck.
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AUSTRAC said Westpac was made aware of risks in 2016, but failed to tighten up processes until 2018, well after Commonwealth Bank of Australia's own similar troubles broke.
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China also pledged to do more to liberalise its financial services sector, tighten up its intellectual property rules and be more transparent with its interventions in currency markets.
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The government has been looking to slash the subsidies it uses to keep consumers' energy prices down and raise taxes in a bid to tighten up government finances.
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But the sultan has had to whittle back some of those benefits — Brunei has been in recession for three straight years — and tighten up the ship of state.
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During his tenure, OPEC began a joint production-limiting pact with Russia in an effort to tighten up global markets — an ongoing agreement that has had mixed results.
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They generally frame Congress as corrupt, and therefore offer an all-sticks approach focused on trying to tighten up ethics rules and nibble around the edges of corruption.
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"We have a significant amount of omissions that it concerns the secretary and I, and it clearly tells us that we need to tighten up as well," Milley said.
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He even hit 215% in a Fox News poll out last weekend (and hitting 22% will be key to making the debates in September, when qualifications tighten up significantly).
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But with investor appetite cooling a little on overheated valuations, the pressure is on for highly capitalised businesses to tighten up their operations for the next phase of growth.
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If he goes cold, or even just goes back to hot instead of supernova, they could be in trouble unless the defense can tighten up in front of him.
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Swedish authorities had already started to tighten up on illegal immigrants, but police stepped up their activities after Uzbek construction worker Rakhmat Akilov drove into Stockholm shoppers in April.
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Then there's the 360° lacing system that lets you tighten up or relax support as you like, and the simple-yet-elegant (and necessary) finishing touch: rust-proof eyelets.
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"I've been in these elections before, they always tighten up as people begin to make up their minds, as they look at the candidates — that's totally predictable," Clinton said.
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But probably not — we reported that Google is eying much smaller enterprise companies to tighten up its enterprise business, which it hopes will one day rival its ads business.
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"Assuming Dex has weekly cases, they'll need to tighten up; the pilot's kidnapped-girl plot is expository filler," Mike Hale wrote in a review for The New York Times.
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The International Crisis Group, a Brussels-based think tank, last week called on the UAE to tighten up regulations to prevent the gold trade being used to finance terrorism.
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With states giving less money to higher education, tuition becomes a key source of revenue for schools, which makes them tighten up on scholarships and other school-granted aid.
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There was a general need to tighten up, and this came in after a few more novels, though it's certainly not a process you're aware of at the time.
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Argentine soy crusher Vicentin said in a statement on Thursday it had begun a payment restructuring process because of "financial stress," which could tighten up world supplies of soymeal.
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MSNSTX-TOTAL "The down move (in tin) is now over-extended and we would tighten up stops/lighten up short positions," Commerzbank technical analyst Karen Jones said in a note.
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Since the incident, we have taken steps to tighten up our procedures and have carried out further training of colleagues and contractors to ensure that it will not happen again.
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There is a lot of support in Congress to tighten up the laws that prevent I.P. theft or even if they come in as investors and get it that way.
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Yes, there will be jobs lost along the way as businesses tighten up staff in the wake of machines, but there will always be room for human beings to work.
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Unless we tighten up professional ethics, errant senior officers will cause the military to lose the confidence of the American people as well as our men and women in uniform.
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S&P on Monday cut its stand-alone assessment of Pemex to 'B-' from 'BB-', piling more pressure on the government to tighten up the debt-laden oil firm's finances.
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And third, a response by institutions to tighten up rules on what former office-holders do is leading them into tricky value judgments about public perceptions of conflicts of interest.
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"We need to look at how we can tighten up the compliance with this law, so that they are -- so that fully automatic weapons are banned," Ryan said last week.
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And while he said he wanted his team to tighten up their play at the back, he seemed content with letting his defensemen join the attack — or even lead it.
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I think that using ice would be more of a cosmetic approach, because what ice does is vasoconstrict your blood vessels, which means to make smaller and to tighten up.
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My sense is that they've realized over time the concerns about that and are working to tighten up their approach to that critical aspect of dealing with the terrorism challenge.
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Now reportedly Northcutt will be returning to work with Firas Zahabi at Tristar, so hopefully we'll see him grow into a real prospect on the feet and tighten up his grappling.
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The Trump administration needs to push congress to tighten up federal law and allocate necessary resources to states to enforce such restrictions and to punish states that fail to do so.
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But once their efforts eventually clicked — with the 2010 album "Brothers" and its hit single "Tighten Up" — the Black Keys nearly worked themselves into the ground, headlining arenas and festivals worldwide.
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D'Arnaud said that his wrist had begun to tighten up earlier this week as he tried to hit a pitch from the Atlanta Braves knuckleballer R. A. Dickey, a former Met.
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The social network may soon become the latest of the major U.S. tech platforms to tighten up on digital political advertising, according to a report by Emily Glazer of the WSJ.
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She clashed with Michael Gove, then the education secretary, over measures to deal with extremism in schools and with Mr Osborne over immigration—she wanted to tighten up Britain's student visa regime.
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Clinton has said she will propose a "risk fee" on the largest financial firms and tighten up rules which allow banks to circumvent bans on proprietary trading by investing in hedge funds.
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We can use culture for the betterment of our planet once we better understand the dynamics and in some contexts need to loosen up and in some contexts need to tighten up.
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Following the lead of City, with John Stones, and Liverpool with Van Dijk, Solskjaer and the clubs owners have recognised that first and foremost, they need to tighten up at the back.
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Kim Monk, an analyst at Capital Alpha Partners, which provides policy research to financial institutions, said Trump's HHS might be able to tighten up the rules governing special enrollment periods for Obamacare.
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Funds will continue to invest aggressively in Southeast Asia in the first half of this year but capital will tighten up by Q403 as funds and companies prepare for a possible recession.
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Some procedures, including radiofrequency, ultrasound, infrared and lasers, may have a very modest effect on skin tightening by injuring the fibrous bands that attach skin to muscle, causing them to tighten up.
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China "recently has continued to tighten up and put pressure on us, and at the same time has come out with so-called 'measures to benefit Taiwanese' to entice our people", it said.
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Confidence isn't an issue, but Jackson will have to tighten up his stroke and find a way to improve his free throw shooting in order to become an All-Star level offensive player.
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Thanks to advancements in technology, the ability reduce some of the excess fat or tighten up the sagging skin that accompanies aging recently has become a possibility for individuals beyond the upper class.
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Wirecard won a 'clean' opinion from auditor EY for its annual results, but said it would tighten up on compliance after finding shortcomings in the handling of software licences issued to its partners.
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A crackdown on terrorism financing in the wake of the attacks on Paris and Brussels will see European regulators tighten up the rules governing digital-only currencies like bitcoin and prepaid payment cards.
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The fact that we're discussing the validity of results, that brings it back to the authorities, it is something they need to tighten up on so that there aren't questions being asked anymore.
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When the body reacts to bee stings, bug bites, or other extreme allergies, the muscles around the airway and the blood vessels tighten up, choking the person's breath and throttling their blood supply.
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Wirecard won a 'clean' opinion from auditor EY for its annual results, but said it would tighten up on compliance after finding shortcomings in the handling of software licenses issued to its partners.
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"They need to tighten up and do a thorough review so that they don't make the same kind of mistake they made with Nigeria in future," Absa Wealth investment analyst Chris Gilmour said.
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Some of this is on him, to tighten up his handle in traffic and be less willing to settle for a long two when the defense turns the restricted area into a moat.
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The pressure on ESOL has also meant that many schools have had to tighten up the rules, putting emphasis on attendance and results over recognizing the chaotic lives that vulnerable people might lead.
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The referee also intervened repeatedly, breaking up the fight whenever the fighting livened up and calling a time out in the ninth with Joshua returning to his corner to tighten up his gloves.
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Bill Pennington: The Patriots haven't scored but if the Rams secondary doesn't move closer to the line of scrimmage and tighten up its coverage, it's going to be a long day for them.
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President Obama announced his plans to tighten up ivory bans last year, and the states with the three largest illegal ivory markets—New York, California, and Hawaii—have all recently enacted ivory-banning laws.
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Pence's national recognition grew after he signed a religious freedom law in Indiana that permitted LGBTQ discrimination, and only after criticism did he sign an amendment to tighten up that part of the law.
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Graham recounts a time when she told her parents an agent at Ford Models told her to "tighten up," and her father responded without any sympathy, telling her that maybe she should lose weight.
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In May, Peck told analysts that Gap and Banana Republic were taking steps to "tighten up" their discounts, following 18 to 24 months of product misses that forced the brands to take unnecessary promotions.
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So the central bank has been trying to tighten up the money supply, meanwhile periodically, in the end of June or end of December, periodically in China there's a wave of paying back debt.
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The deadly fire is likely to prompt another round of calls from the Chinese government to tighten up safety, especially in the crowded fringes of cities and industrial zones where fires often break out.
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"As things tighten up you are going to see people jumping around a lot and then even the opportunity to jump around is going to dry up if the funding doesn't stabilize," she said.
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A spokesman for Arizona Governor Doug Ducey said the reports were "deeply troubling" and that the state was re-evaluating its contract and regulatory authority over Hacienda Healthcare to tighten up patient safety measures.
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" Later, she writes, "The worst I ever felt in my entire career was when, a few years into my career, my dad agreed with my new agent, who said I needed to 'tighten up.
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Earlier this year, the Trump administration made a number of changes to tighten up the H-1B program, widely used by tech companies, including the suspension of an expedited approval process for those visas.
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Chinese buyers had already been heavily purchasing soybeans from Brazil before Beijing's hefty taxes on U.S. cargoes took effect, on worries that supplies will tighten up and prices will rise in the fourth quarter.
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"Police have returned to old practices to tighten up control on journalists, harass them and intervene in their work under pretext of the state of emergency and the fight against religious extremism," Bghouri said.
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And as far as the setup goes, it really is as simple as Burtov describes it — you can slide it into your bike frame, tighten up the quick release, and you're on your way.
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Bankers worried this meant that if the EU did not give Britain broad market access, London would impose tit-for-tat restrictions on EU banks or even tighten up treatment of all foreign lenders.
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Regarding changes made with insurers in mind, Burwell pointed to actions her department has taken to tighten up the rules for extra sign-up periods that insurers said people used to game the system.
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There's no way in hell Conor McGregor is broke RIGHT NOW -- but he could be the next Mike Tyson (in a bad way) if he doesn't tighten up his wallet quick ... so says Tyron Woodley.
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Until the regulations will tighten up again in July, Miller said she can't guarantee that if a product meets the state's first rounds of less stringent requirements in January that means it will be safe.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Kering, the French fashion group whose brands include Gucci and Saint Laurent, said it would only work with models aged over 18, as the fashion industry aims to tighten up its ethical guidelines.
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He left the Yukon after three years when the Mounties began to tighten up on gambling and prostitution and returned to Germany with $582,000 in today's money: the source of the future Trump property fortune.
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In view of that, the euro area members now have two options to tighten up their economic governance and secure the euro as a global transaction currency, reserve asset and a reliable store of value.
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"It will shortly encounter the 16-year resistance line atm$867/68 and, with a 13 count on the daily chart, we would tighten up stops (on long positions) considerably," she said in a note.
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Iowa has won five straight games at home but has given up an average of 90.5 points in two true road defeats this season and aims to tighten up defensively to move four games over .
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PARIS (Reuters) - President Emmanuel Macron's new government moved quickly on Monday to act on a campaign promise to tighten up on ethical standards in French politics after an election race marred by a embezzlement scandal.
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Some critics hope that the desire to tighten up the length of games could lead the NBA to peel back some of its reviews, while others are counting on technological advancements to soften the blow.
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While sites like Twitter and Facebook have found that they need to introduce new features, fact-checkers, and tighten up their rules around bad behavior, they have a long way to go to regain user trust.
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After Sandy Hook, Joe and I worked together with our teams and we put forward a whole series of executive actions to try to tighten up the existing rules and systems that we had in place.
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Local activists, with the support of some council members, are pushing to tighten up the ordinance to codify the city's position that Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents should not be freely allowed into law enforcement facilities.
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S&P on Monday cut its stand-alone assessment of debt-laden Pemex by three notches to 'B-' from 'BB-', pressuring the government to tighten up the firm's finances after Fitch downgraded its credit in January.
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LONDON, Nov 7 (Reuters) - HSBC has been told by the Bank of England to tighten up compliance controls for fraud, staff conduct and other non-financial risks, a source close to the bank said on Thursday.
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"They are not jumping up and down in favor of it, but I am confident they see that we are trying to tighten up areas that are causing problems," Townsend told The Hill in an email.
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There are items like tape to tighten up a collar that sags toward impropriety, felt dots that muffle the provocative clack of pumps and cloth tubes that can extend a short sleeve into something more acceptable.
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"We are going to tighten up the regulations to ensure that those who run these mines must be accountable themselves because we cannot have so many deaths," said Ramaphosa, who was a mine union activist during apartheid.
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CEO Markus Braun, who remains the company's largest shareholder with a 22016 percent stake, said that management recognised weaknesses in the handling of software licences used by its partners and would tighten up compliance in this area.
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He said a database of "refusal shoppers" - who apply to different countries after a rejection - could help tighten up programs in the Caribbean, which may soon face competition from new European entrants such as Moldova and Albania.
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Italy will present measures to curb its 2300 budget deficit by the end of April in response to the European Commission's demands that it tighten up its public accounts, Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan said on Thursday.
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Some of the big funding rounds we've reported so far in early 2016 don't necessarily bear that out, but there clearly is a perception among some startup executives that private funding could tighten up later this year.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A year after the Germanwings plane crash, Germany's lower house of parliament has passed a package of measures to tighten up reporting of pilot medical assessments and requiring tougher alcohol and drugs checks on pilots.
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Mets 7, Phillies 2 Jacob deGrom was dominating the Philadelphia Phillies in the Mets' home opener on Friday when he yanked a few fastballs in the sixth inning and felt a muscle in his back tighten up.
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Plus, Mercury retrograde provides you with the chance to tighten up loose ends and get around to tasks on your to-do list that you might have considered flaking on, but now finally have the opportunity to tackle.
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"I think one of the implications for the broader society is that currently our controls on television advertising for alcohol are minimal and they're self-regulatory, so I think we should definitely tighten up that some," Naimi said.
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The problem is if they start to tighten up on it again after Congress is done, after they've consolidated their power, we worry that will have an impact on global growth," he said Wednesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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Leading divorce lawyers are advising clients in the process of splitting up to tighten up their online security, warning how easy it is for an individual's personal data to be accessed by a soon-to-be-ex-partner.
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Total demand growth, which includes the more than 1m b/d of annual consumption increases seen from emerging markets, have helped the Opec oil cartel and allies such as Russia in their efforts to tighten up oil supplies.
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Kelly later released a five-page memo listing a handful of changes to tighten up access to classified information, including limiting new interim clearances and cutting off certain clearances for those whose investigations have been pending since June.
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"Bitch don't make me put my wig in a rubber band," she raps on the first few seconds of "Tighten Up." Lines like these provide only a glimpse of the tenacity that rips through PERIOD's 43-minute runtime.
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The copy editor might suggest that a writer tighten up a particular passage, ditch unpleasant punctuation, switch a sentence around or — taking into account that we all sometimes unconsciously favor certain words — stop using "spatulate" all the time.
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Lazerow views Odyssey as combining "the best of social networking" and "the best of publishing," with writers across the country writing and sharing stories while editors at a New York office tighten up the pieces before they go live.
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The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), which supervises large national banks, wants lenders to tighten up loan terms to property developers and it recently reissued its guidance on how banks should approach commercial real estate lending.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Ratings agency Standard & Poor's (S&P) on Monday slashed the credit rating for Mexico's national oil company Petroleos Mexicanos, or Pemex, piling more pressure on the government to tighten up the debt-laden oil firm's finances.
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"This may help us tighten up the supervision in this year's assessments and further improve the rules to maybe include the credit standings of the applicants," said Zhu Fang, an official at the China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Federation.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union's plans to tighten up its oversight of financial firms have come under attack from industry and consumer groups that fear the move could hit businesses without doing enough to prevent misselling of risky funds.
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Tighter lending, higher taxes on foreigners and an apartment glut have wiped out nearly two years of property price gains in recent months, which has pushed construction approvals to five-year lows and squeezed retailers as consumers tighten up.
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If he's really going to make an impact, though, Selden will need to tighten up his game in a number of areas; his brief pro career offers a small sample size, but NBA teams do not want their backcourt players shooting .
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The drama of the attack on the main market place of the coastal city with the apparent involvement of asylum-seekers in Finland's first suspected terrorism related incident has led to a rethink by the government to tighten up asylum procedure.
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The Trump administration filed notice of a proposed new federal rule on Obamacare — and a person involved in its development says it could tighten up restrictions on people signing up for individual health plans in so-called special enrollment periods.
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TIJUANA, Mexico (Reuters) - Unaccompanied minors and other vulnerable migrants risk falling victim to crime in the Mexican border city of Tijuana, where thousands of Central Americans from caravans may be stuck for months as authorities tighten up asylum rules, advocates say.
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And the other features tied into Chrome OS's new ability to recognize pen input, like the ability to turn scribbles into text and automatically tighten up hastily drawn shapes into perfect circles and squares, are already found in iOS and Windows.
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The government should prioritize risk management in the financial sector this year, said Li, echoing the country's central bank that has said it plans to tighten up its oversight in a range of areas, including corporate debt and bank assets.
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Meanwhile on the left, Owen Smith (the more centrist of the two resolutely left-wing candidates for Labour's leadership) wants to tighten up the labour market, increase taxes on high personal earnings and investment incomes and create a Ministry of Labour.
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We're going to be putting out a set of policies to compel the branded drug makers who have biologics on the market to tighten up their manufacturing, to have less variance of their biologics that are currently on the market.
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A source familiar with internal discussions told CNN that Trump is looking at ways to tighten up background checks through some sort of executive action, but the source cautioned it's too early in the process to get into any more detail.
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With the economy growing at a decent pace, unemployment at its lowest point since the early 2000s and wages starting to show some palpable growth, this seems like exactly the time when the Fed would usually tighten up its policy stance.
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"I'm sure it will tighten up tomorrow but I still expect we will be able to stay where we are," said Ricciardo, who has finished second in Singapore for the past two years with the fastest race lap on both occasions.
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As they prepare to face a run-heavy Los Angeles offense, the Cardinals need to tighten up a rush defense that was gouged for 208 yards by LeSean McCoy and Buffalo and ranked 28th in the league at 133.0 yards per game. 1.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German governing parties have agreed to tighten up tax breaks for people who inherit firms in a reform to a law that also aims to protect jobs, officials said on Thursday, ending a bitter dispute that has lasted nearly two years.
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Florentino Lopez, executive director of the United Sorghum Checkoff, an industry group, said Chinese buyers at the dinner were concerned U.S. farmers may cut back on sorghum plantings because of the trade war, which could tighten up supplies available for sale next year.
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EditorsNote: 8th graf, to tighten up extra spaces between words Brock Boeser scored a goal and added two assists as the host Vancouver Canucks beat the Edmonton Oilers 24-23, ending Edmonton's streak of games earning at least one point at six.
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Since Trump took office and Steve Mnuchin took over as Treasury secretary, laudable legislative and administrative changes have been designed to tighten up the CFIUS process, and the percentage of rejected foreign acquisitions has increased because of more aggressive national security vetting.
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If any of those three contests suddenly turn tighten up, it would set off alarm bells across the Democratic Party in de Blasio or Murphy's cases or the GOP if it's Curtis, prompting the election night narrative to change suddenly and dramatically.
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Whether you're a freelance writer who stares at a screen 24/7, a job seeker sending out heaps of cover letters daily, or someone who simply wants to tighten up their grammar and spelling, this five-in-one browser extension has your back.
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"First, if Parliament does indeed resume in the next few days, then MPs will have more time to try and tighten up the legislation that would force the Prime Minister to delay Brexit to 31st January," Dales said in a note Tuesday.
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The Red Storm, who snapped a three-game losing streak to Marquette with an 86-72 victory to open February, need to tighten up their defense after allowing 110 points - three shy of the school record - to No. 22 Butler on Wednesday.
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One of his campaign's more interesting ideas — though not spelled out in detail — is that the United States should sanction foreign tax havens to get them to tighten up compliance, a measure they say could "conservatively" raise $200 billion over 10 years.
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Its primary purpose was to tighten up standards around state-issued IDs, but tucked into the law is a provision that allows the Secretary of Homeland Security to waive most regulations — environmental or otherwise — to build border barriers without any congressional oversight.
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Last week, SWIFT unveiled measures to tighten up security throughout the broader system, including adding additional authentication factors to the software it sells users and the possible development of a service that would allow it to spot suspicious payment instructions sent across its network.
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Here is a comparison of a Mashable page loaded on Google Chrome and the same page loaded on Brave: Brave removes advertising, leaving blank spaces where the ads would be, but after a moment those spaces tighten up and get filled with normal web content.
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"For every Nirav Modi in this country, there's 10 more, and they are emboldened when they see the government failing to take action or pursue the right protocols," said Vineet Dhanda, a lawyer who is urging the Indian government to tighten up the banking sector.
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"Spawn of Satan!" the irreverent, sometimes earthy Ms. Radvanovsky said teasingly to Mr. Manoli at one point, after he asked her to tighten up a vertiginously long chromatic descent so that her quarter tones — the unwritten notes between the notes — would emerge more distinctly.
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A Clinton aide said the campaign is preparing for poll numbers to tighten up again when Clinton's post-convention bump levels off, and that the Democratic nominee plans to avoid engaging in the day-to-day controversy on the other side of the aisle.
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If those market disturbances were crucial factors in backing Fed Chair Janet Yellen away from a rough plan to tighten up to four times this year, then is the firmer footing now an implicit invitation by the capital markets to get on with it?
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I think he'll deter a few radical Islamists by tightening up embassy staff and diplomatic immunity scams but not stop more than about fifty Muslims entering the US, but I think he'll tighten up immigration of the unskilled and the trafficked from Central America.
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This seems to be a way of going around that," Ryan said at a tax-reform event in Chestertown, Md. "So obviously we need to look at how we can tighten up the compliance with this law so that fully-automatic weapons are banned.
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"The data I saw, and again we are drilling into it to make sure it's accurate, we have a significant amount of omissions that concern the secretary and I, and it clearly tells us that we need to tighten up as well," Milley said.
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It would be unrealistic to hope or expect Cleveland to morph into the 2008 Boston Celtics over the course of 48 hours; it might even be unrealistic to expect them to tighten up their defensive execution enough to jump from absolutely horrendous to merely bad.
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A major report looking at China's technology transfer strategy, and that was the title of the report from the defense innovation unit in January of 2018, came to the following conclusion: Yes, we need to tighten up restrictions on Chinese investment in the United States.
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The Cavs had promised to tighten up their interior defense but wound up surrendering five 26-pointers — three by Durant and two by Curry, who also did serious damage from the free-throw line, hitting 29 straight en route to a 211-point first quarter.
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KUMAGAYA, Japan (Reuters) - Coach Gary Gold said his team will need to tighten up their defense considerably if the United States are to have any chance of leaving the World Cup with a rare win after they were walloped 47-17 by Argentina on Wednesday.
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Mexico responded by sending out thousands of National Guardsmen to tighten up its southern and northern borders, and this month the government said it had averted the risk of having to adopt new migration rules that could allow Trump to expel thousands of asylum-seekers into Mexico.
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"That would allow us as legislators to tighten up the relevant EU legislation and strengthen the supervision of the banks and national supervisory authorities so that we hope in the future to avoid the range of huge money laundering scandals that have hit Europe recently," Kofod said.
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The world's second-largest economy intends to tighten up car emission standards by 2017 in an attempt to curb pollution, with the new rules expected to slash by as much as half the amount of emissions allowed by gasoline-powered and heavy diesel-fueled vehicles, according to Reuters.
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The problem is that when we are having fake threat, that is being targeted to people who are already very threatened, and we know in our own experiments if I brought you into my laboratory and started talking about terrorism threats or natural disasters, that you would tighten up.
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It was just about a year ago that GitLab announced its $4 million Series A. GitLab founder and CEO Sid Sijbrandij realizes his company is fortunate to raise this kind of money in a climate where funding is beginning to tighten up, and he plans to take advantage.
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He's been getting caught by guys like Yves Jabouin, Brad Pickett and Anthony Birchak in his last three fights so it is probably time to consider working to tighten up his defense even if it is only to make the task of getting in opponents' faces less punishing on him.
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What we ought to do is tighten up our efforts to deal with the entry visa program so that a citizen from Europe, it's harder if they've been traveling to Syria or traveling to these other places where there is Islamic terrorism, make it harder — make the screening take place.
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Golden State coach Steve Kerr wants the team to clean up its turnovers and tighten up the defense in preparation for the playoffs, and allowing the NBA-worst Philadelphia 76ers to shoot 46.7 percent while committing 18 turnovers in a 117-105 win on Sunday was not a giant step in the right direction.
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The company has denied wrongdoing but promised to tighten up internal compliance after winning a 'clean' opinion on its annual results from auditor EY. As part of the Softbank alliance, which will go to a vote at the annual general meeting, the Japanese investor will take one of six seats on the Wirecard board.
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Michy Batshuayi came off the bench to add a late fifth but it was by no means all plain sailing for Roberto Martinez's side and they will be aware that they will need to tighten up at the back considerably if they are to finally make a push to a major tournament summit after so many false dawns.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) authorizes and supervises rating agencies in the EU, and on Tuesday it published a consultation paper to tighten up guidance on the use of ratings from outside the EU. ESMA Chairman Steven Maijoor said a substantial proportion of credit ratings used in the EU were being introduced through the endorsement route.
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Tetanus and measles are diseases that all 50 states legally require kids to be vaccinated against before they can enter grade school, though parents can obtain an exemption for medical, religious, or personal reasons (the ease of getting an exemption varies from state to state; in light of the current outbreaks of measles, some local lawmakers are pushing to tighten up these loopholes).
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I took the car out for an hour-long drive at twilight, out on the quieter, dry roads, and got to experience the full suite of Aston Martin pleasures on some open roads with varying speed limits and friendly traffic conditions and kicking it into Sports mode, which makes the car immediately tighten up in the handling and the engine find more growl.
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Other states trying to tighten up vaccine laws or preserve current strict laws that have proven effective in maintaining herd immunity should not give in to the harassment, misinformation, and ideological opposition to government-mandated vaccinations for school-aged children, be it the MMR vaccine alone (as is the case in Washington) or the whole range of childhood vaccinations (such as in Mississippi).
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"We need to look at how we can tighten up the compliance with this law, so that they are — so that fully automatic weapons are banned," Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) said at a news conference last week.
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At this point "past the first punch Barao" is becoming the "high altitude Velasquez" of my writing but he is simply not going to achieve the true highs of this sport again unless he can establish the discipline to sharp shoot with the occasional combination—as he did in the first round of this fight—or learn to tighten up his striking in the pocket.
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Ads will be displayed in the archive for four years after they ran April 1: Facebook confirms to us that it is working on a certification tool that requires marketers using its Custom Audience ad targeting platform to guarantee email addresses were rightfully attained and users consented to their data being used them for marketing purposes — apparently attempting to tighten up its ad targeting system (again, GDPR is the likely driver for that) April 3: Facebook releases the bulk app deletion tool Zuckerberg trailed as coming in the wake of the scandal — though this still doesn't give users a select all option, but it makes the process a lot less tedious than it was.
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I DO THINK THAT JUST AS REGARDS YOUR QUESTION ABOUT MOBILITY IN THE VALLEY WHEN EVERYBODYS PRIVATE VALUATIONS ARE GROWING QUARTER AFTER QUARTER AFTER QUARTER YOU SEE A LOT MORE OF THAT MOBILITY THAN I THINK YOULL SEE AS COMPANIES START TO HUNKER DOWN AND FOCUS ON FISCAL HEALTH AND THEIR FINANCIAL FUTURES THAT DONT JUST ENJOY A FREE CHECK NEXT YEAR AT A MUCH HIGHER MARK UP. I THINK YOULL SEE A LITTLE BIT OF THAT MOBILITY TIGHTEN UP. TAUSCHE: ITS PROBABLY NOT SURPRISING TO PEOPLE THAT YOU CHOSE TWITTER AS THE PLATFORM TO ANNOUNCE YOUR NEW VENTURE BUT INTERESTINGLY YOU TWEETED A PICTURE OF A NOTE THAT YOU HAD WRITTEN ON YOUR PHONE THAT WAS A LENGTHY DESCRIPTION OF WHAT YOUR NEW COMPANY ACTUALLY WILL DO. NOW THAT YOURE APPROACHING TWITTER AS SOMEWHAT OF AN OUTSIDEER DO YOU THINK THERE ARE CHANGES THEY CAN MAKE TO THE PRODUCT TO MAKE IT RICHER AND MAKE IT EASIER TO USE?
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