I trained in LA. I trained in all these different cities.
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And while American soldiers were trained in long-distance shooting, they were not trained in the sorts of "hide and sting," camouflage tactics that their enemies employed so effectively.
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Although the difference in muscle growth didn't reach statistical significance, subjects who trained in the evening saw their muscles grow more quickly than the group who trained in the morning.
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This year, around 100 small-scale farmers were trained in the method through a GIZ-backed effort, Kouyaté said, and hundreds more have been trained in other areas of Mali.
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I was classically trained in guitar when I was younger.
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But these people can be trained in digital marketing instead.
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It produces 120 graduates a year trained in SAS software.
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Tunisian officials said the attackers had been trained in Libya.
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He was raised in Graz, Austria, and trained in Vienna.
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Now I've trained in karate, Muai Thai, and English boxing.
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You trained in ballet from a very early age. Yes.
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You want people highly trained in the use of firearms?
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Liberal arts graduates are also trained in how to learn.
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I have this from my childhood, being trained in Russia.
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Charlemagne believed that real gentleman should be trained in falconry.
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Charlemagne believed that a gentleman should be trained in falconry.
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Staff are also trained in how to respond to an overdose.
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I also think that doctors aren't necessarily trained in postpartum care.
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We see that he is both trained in fighting and accounting.
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Wendie went back to school and trained in a new profession.
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She trained in glass at the Rhode Island School of Design.
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A worker trained in all the stations of a fiesta kitchen.
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He trained in Central Park for the New York City Marathon.
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"As a doctor, I'd been trained in empirical evidence," he said.
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Some were trained as snipers; some were trained in tank warfare.
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"The crew is highly trained in damage control," Admiral Stavridis said.
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Students will be trained in hospitality at the former Guest House.
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My husband's father was not trained in any skill or profession.
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All managers should be trained in how to offer feedback effectively.
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She once trained in Germany using a thoroughbred acquired for $830,000.
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But she was never formally trained in graphic design or art.
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Why are only some women trained in combat but not others?
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They found a striking link: doctors trained in higher-ranked medical schools wrote far fewer opioid prescriptions than those trained in lower-ranked schools (or, surprisingly, osteopaths, whom you might expect to avoid using pharmaceuticals whenever possible).
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He said officers are trained in how to safely maneuver through traffic.
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To date, more than 1 million people have been trained in MHFA.
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Those involved in the attacks all trained in Libya, the source said.
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This is exactly how much time the people trained in Dresler's study.
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"I started asking why physicians were not trained in injections," Rios said.
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Academics trained in Marxist economics lapped up translated versions of Western textbooks.
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The full staff was trained in just a year, according to Wetzel.
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Sahin said that Masharipov had trained in Afghanistan and spoke four languages.
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His heart is in country music, but he's trained in classical piano.
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He had a lean, muscular physique and trained in various martial arts.
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There is one specialized doctor trained in performing thyroid cancer testing here.
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Narrator: Recruits are trained in different styles of hand-to-hand combat.
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Students are trained in tactical skills that they hope they'll never need.
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Professionals trained in treating head injuries now roam the sidelines during games.
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Trained in brain anatomy, I also noticed lesions outside the temporal lobe.
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In the lead-up to his fourth Olympics, Lochte trained in Charlotte.
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MBAs are typically ambitious, technologically proficient and trained in data and analytics.
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Three sources said Iraqis had been trained in Iran as missile operators.
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More than 3,000 LAF soldiers trained in the United States in 2017.
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For a while back then, Hopkins also trained in the sweet science.
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The activists were trained in nonviolent civil disobedience and got legal support.
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Mr. Dragon was trained in classical piano but didn't take to it.
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They were also trained in foreign languages so they could operate abroad.
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She is also an avid surfer and trained in different martial arts.
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Three sources said Iraqis had been trained in Iran as missile operators.
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Fresco's users are largely not trained in news gathering or journalistic ethics.
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Was trained in ballet as a young man from Salt Lake City.
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"The psychologists had a really hard time at Amazon, because they weren't trained in what economists are trained in, which is how this relates to profitability," said one former Amazon economist who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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It was something that I trained in a four-year acting program for.
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No doubt his class had trained in close proximity to the accident site.
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Hogye worked as a BMW mechanic and trained in mechanical drafting and welding.
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"They're basically saying, 'Don't pay attention to what we trained in,'" Knowles says.
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Bc he's surrounded by advisors trained in military, not diplomatic solutions to crises.
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Aknouche's cell, it said, had trained in a nearby forest using homemade weapons.
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Rand is, of course, a Caucasian superhero trained in the mystic martial arts.
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Many priests and members of the Georgian Orthodox Church hierarchy trained in Russia.
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Pendakur suggests that all hiring committees should be trained in implicit bias reduction.
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We got heroes in this country who are trained in active shooter response.
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Well, going way back when, as I said, I was trained in biology.
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Are you a professional or well-trained in home repair and tree trimming?
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Second, these care teams are specially trained in treating one organ: the brain.
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It'll involve four guys who are all trained in BJJ [Brazilian jiu-jitsu].
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I'm not properly trained in the ways of covering smart fridges and hoverboards.
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Can you prove past success or have trained in matters of the mind?
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The Catalysts are trained in interculturality, sourcing, public speaking, networking and lab facilitation.
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One summer he trained in Russia with a renowned coach, wrestling against men.
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"He was really well trained in becoming a killing machine, O.K.?" he said.
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They have been trained in battleground strategies, explosives, surveillance techniques and counter surveillance.
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"But I was trained in it, I was all about it," she says.
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"Trained in ballet, Haruka excelled in all her performance endeavors," Fenves's statement said.
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I hadn't even trained in my life, but I said I'd fight her.
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Amjata Bayoh was one of the first journalists Radar trained in Sierra Leone.
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He immigrated to America at the age of 18, and trained in Brooklyn.
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They were not the high-quality horses he had trained in the past.
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An unidentified number of other troops are being trained in the same area.
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Another problem is that investors are not trained in epidemics, let alone pandemics.
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He trained in internal medicine, but fell in love with the emergency department.
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They have keepers of official records and foreigners trained in reading their writings.
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"The cold, hard statistics I trained in just don't do it," Syme said.
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Five of last year's top six finishers were trained in Ireland and the weights for April's race announced on Tuesday contains 20 horses trained in the country out of the top 40 entries — the maximum runners allowed — on the list.
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Jeong trained in acting and choreography, launching her career as a performer in 2004.
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All the latest technology is available, and doctors are trained in the latest techniques.
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She and Meir have trained in medium-sized suits for the past six years.
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Because I study genital evolution, having animals trained in this matter was very useful.
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SRT operators are highly trained in breaching tactics and an array of weapon systems.
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The best way to prepare: get trained in machine repair and software vulnerability analysis.
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Andy was familiar with martial arts, having trained in taekwondo for years in Scotland.
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Some are trained in masonry and building, others in hospitality and the service industry.
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Some even trained in the Florida swamps for the disastrous Bay of Pigs invasion.
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Honji Wang trained in ballet and martial arts; Sébastien Ramirez is a b-boy.
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I came back to represent Russia as I always lived and trained in Russia.
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She has trained in Capoeira, a Brazilian martial art form and dance, for years.
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Here, three brands taking cues from ancient methods — and employing artisans trained in them.
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But I'm not trained in community outreach work, and we didn't have official backup.
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They are trained in first aid and equipped with tents, blankets and rescue tools.
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But what about Britain's top brass, who are trained in the art of diplomacy?
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We are trained in resuscitation, in emergency medical action plans, in auto-adrenaline injection.
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Everyone in her group has been trained in costume or bridal fashion, she said.
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It brought in coaches who had trained in England, Spain, Argentina and the Netherlands.
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" But, Pepper continued, "She was trained in the conventions of an established colonial bureaucracy.
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Spike will be trained in the Atlanta area for the next 14-16 months.
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However, ophthalmologists are trained surgeons; they are not trained in the complexities of anesthesia.
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Just ask the over 7,000 Iraqi women now trained in political advocacy and negotiation.
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Trained in journalism, I became a postwar photographer and have worked on peace processes.
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After all, she was my mother's age and had probably trained in the 1960s.
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Israel also maintains that his department's sworn members are trained in these accepted practices.
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I asked his commander if he had been trained in EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal).
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Trained in engineering and architecture, John Roebling emigrated from Saxony to western Pennsylvania in 1831.
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Tuesday's Raymonda was Oxana Skorik, who trained in Perm and joined the Mariinsky in 2007.
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I mentioned I'm trained in biology, and here I am, a professor of journalism, right?
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They are trained in nightmare interruption, turning on lights in a room and other things.
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She and Meir have both trained in medium-sized suits for the last six years.
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They found that it outperformed historians trained in restoring fragmented stone, clay, or metal tablets.
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His response was almost as though he had been trained in how to deflect it.
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In these two cases, Duplex has only been trained in restaurant and hair salon bookings.
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Francois Fillon, who trained in the law, has been a politician since his late 239s.
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The pregnant 37-year-old trained in theater but gained prominence for her television work.
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A shortage of Iraqis trained in dismantling the explosives has slowed efforts to restore security.
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"I wanted to be authentic to a person who trained in the military," she said.
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Yet social workers, trained in child protection, do not want to be seen as informers.
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Our outreach team is going to be trained in doing naloxone injections to prevent overdoses.
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Militants trained in jihadist camps in Libya carried out two attacks last year in Tunisia.
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The groups include fighters from northwest and southern Syria trained in the Pentagon's original program.
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This four-legged officer is Biscuit, and like Spike, Biscuit is trained in passive response.
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WWP hires highly skilled people trained in physical rehabilitation, mental health, job preparation and training.
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Detectives trained in how trauma affects victims know that withdrawal and avoidance are common symptoms.
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"It's a new world for Ace," said Mr. Leslie, who is trained in forensic accounting.
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Some 500 officers are trained in behaviour analysis and how to detect explosives and radiation.
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The leadership was trained in Vietnam and was closely allied with the Vietnamese Communist Party.
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A Darien police detective also had his weapon trained in Cashman's direction during the stop.
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Teams like Murray's have been trained in hundreds of municipalities, from Los Angeles to Nantucket.
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The post-modernist trained in the fever swamp of anti-Americanism, cannot accept nationalistic impulses.
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Both of my parents were amateur actors, and they were both trained in the arts.
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L.O.B.: For decades you've written about Kantian theory but you're also trained in Vedic philosophies.
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Trained in the fine arts, Ms. Jones said she began painting small murals for friends.
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"This police department trained in deescalation far before cities across America did it," he said.
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Nearly every Salvadoran police officer has been trained in community engagement, the State Department said.
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She was trained in Louisiana and assigned to a military base hospital in Assam, India.
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As a painter, I am trained in how to make the object I create last.
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Several are close to Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps and have members who trained in Iran.
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Ms. Jackson trained in Florida, home of a vibrant speedskating community (you read that correctly).
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That same year, neo-Nazis who trained in Russia bombed a refugee shelter in Sweden.
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That must be frustrating for you as a researcher and someone who's trained in science.
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"When we started, neither Jeff nor I were professionally trained in ramen making," Chan said.
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The analyst, whose name was not released, is reportedly trained in hostage negotiation, not diplomacy.
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They then flew to Okinawa and trained in the area with F-15C Strike Eagles.
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The mother, who trained in culinary school, was feeding fast food meals to her daughters.
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Zorhoff, I couldn't ever imagine her having a gun and being trained in that way.
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Natacha was trained in the couture ateliers, and she perfectly embodies the spirit of Chloé.
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He's an intellectual trained in the grand European tradition who questions its most cherished methods.
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If you're trained as an engineer, you're trained in a very narrow way of thinking.
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Prince Harry also trained in the CCF at Eton before signing on to the Armed Forces.
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If you're not trained in finance and economics, how do you make sense of it all?
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They weren't "trained" in his "system" — in fact, many had no real estate experience at all.
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About 4,000 doctors have asked to be trained in how to implant and remove the drug.
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Heller says that when the people are trained in arms, they're better able to resist tyranny.
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And while both women are trained in embalming, most of their clients do not request it.
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They also trained in advanced techniques, such as taking infrared video and mapping using the UAS.
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Moussa Mboup, a Senegalese Army operations officer who had trained in the United States and France.
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The number of doctors to be trained in each specialism is determined centrally years in advance.
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They were made up of 9,500 officers, many trained in non-violent policing and human rights.
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Over the years, you've trained in various forms of martial arts as well as street fighting.
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Ruffalo told Tapper that all the protesters at the site had been trained in peaceful resistance.
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Historians are not good prognosticators of the future, nor are we trained in political coalition building.
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Originally trained in landscape photography by Ansel Adams, Gleis fell into aviation photography almost by accident.
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The suspect told investigators the name of a man, Zahran Hashim, he trained in Sri Lanka.
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Dr. Song is one of two physicians at Amber Vet in Singapore trained in veterinary acupuncture.
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I mean first of all Ross isn't a computer programmer, he'd never been trained in that.
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Like any startup founder well-trained in public relations, Andy Puddicombe is reluctant to talk politics.
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And by the time he left, some of us had been trained in everything by him.
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We are trained in the use of firearms, and many of us have served in combat.
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Smallwood's article leaves me, a student of astrology who is also scientifically trained, in a quandary.
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Mr. Frost, still youthful at 45, has trained in dance and performed works with dance elements.
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They can still be seen in boxers trained in former USSR states from time to time.
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But before that she had another one: She was an assassin trained in the Red Room.
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How do you translate your culinary vocabulary for cooks trained in a more narrow European tradition?
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"It would take a group of people specifically trained in this kind of situation," he said.
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Those extra eyes belonged to workers trained in mediating conflicts and mentoring at-risk young people.
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Like Mr. Bortnikov, these Russian operatives and agents are well trained in the art of deception.
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This crisis demands that prison and jail staff members be trained in methods to prevent transmission.
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Mr. Thiebaud trained in commercial art and came to New York to work as a cartoonist.
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" Google Duplex can have a human-sounding conversation only "after being deeply trained in such domains.
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He had not been formally trained in the method and learned about it from other investigators.
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She said students can be trained in only one session, lasting 20 minutes to an hour.
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Too few Americans are trained in CPR or know where to find an automated external defibrillator.
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Hairstylists don't need these kinds of tools because they're trained in the art of the blowout.
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I trained in patisserie, and my first job in the kitchen was as a pastry chef.
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"We're dealing with things that folks who are not trained in emergency medicine really struggle with."
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One of us (Brian) is trained in cognitive science, the other (Julian) in neuroscience and medicine.
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The National Guard should be trained in cyber, just as they are trained for disaster relief.
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But Mary is not trained in the usual appointment-booking and interference-running drudgery of assistanthood.
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It is also likely that many doctors have not been trained in STDs since medical school.
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At LaGuardia High School, she played the trumpet and was trained in jazz and classical music.
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And he wants more rural family doctors to be trained in agricultural medicine, including behavioral health.
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Zakaria Ngobongue, a senior Chadian officer who has trained in France and at Hurlburt Field, Fla.
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Born in Bologna nearly 20 years after Anguissola, Fontana (1552–1614) trained in her father's workshop.
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Holland was trained in cold cases and visited Little, gaining his trust over time, Bland said.
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Wang, who had been trained in Soviet Social Realism, was later influenced by Western classical art.
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Eventually, she got trained in CBT by the University of Cincinnati Corrections Institute and founded Turning Leaf.
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American Top Team, a facility where he trained in Coconut Creek, Florida, announced Slice's death on Twitter.
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Despite having trained in rigid kitchen brigades in France, Pépin has a surprisingly lenient definition of perfection.
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All doctors and nurses there are trained in how to perform a sexual assault exam, they said.
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LA: I've been drawing since I was a kid, though I was never formally trained in it.
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Every officer, for example, is trained in the administration of Narcan, an opiate antidote that combats overdoses.
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For example, Hezbollah is battle hardened, tested and trained in offensive operations in the Syrian civil war.
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East Coast teams that trained in Florida, like the Mets, initially held some appeal as potential destinations.
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What's important to note here is that Durant is well-trained in the art of the clapback.
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The Empathetic Police Academy: Susan Rahr is transforming the way police officers are trained in Washington State.
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Pizza Hut's delivery drivers will be at least 21 years old and trained in local alcohol laws.
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"I was classically trained [in music], and then got a job as an audio engineer," he says.
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Finding a counselor trained in motivational interviewing may be one of the keys to success, says Goler.
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Many forums have moderators trained in crisis management, like Eating Disorders Anonymous or the subreddit r/SuicideWatch.
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A lifeguard trained in big-wave surfing rescue monitors the lagoon alongside Bowline, the Ranch's unofficial mascot.
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Like Friederike, Oehen trained in psychedelic therapy while it was legal in Switzerland in the early 1990s.
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If you are still concerned after treating your dog, most groomers are trained in removing skunk odor.
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BOMA mentor Naimirdik said the women are also trained in conflict management to strengthen their business partnerships.
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The class was run by a guy called Franz Simon, who had been trained in Grof's methods.
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Well, it was obscure, not too many of the contracting officers or lawyers were trained in it.
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We have been trained, in so many ways, to seek and identify narrative in media we consume.
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Farmers are also being trained in processing techniques so the mushrooms can be sold fresh or dried.
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Trained in paramilitary operations, their goal was to help train Afghan police and execute drug interception missions.
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Trained in the art of seduction, the sparrows collect intelligence for the roughly present-day Russian state.
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The astronauts were trained in field geology by Leon Silver and Farouk El Baz, two eminent scientists.
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Turkish classes, taught by Syrians trained in Turkey, have started for pupils aged between six and nine.
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She will serve as the office's first emotional support dog and was trained in part by inmates.
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And in Arapahoe County, home of Aurora, workers will be trained in person by the sheriff's department.
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I have been receiving therapy from a professional trained in trauma-informed care for the first time.
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Originally trained in theater, Farhadi has directed eight films, all but two made and set in Iran.
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You can see one of these cars in the video above, nicknamed BB8 and trained in California.
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Odisha's community health workers are village women trained in health and nutrition care for women and children.
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Professionals trained in this art are referred to as "pizzaiuoli," and form a "living link" between generations.
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They trained in weapons and hand-to-hand combat while living at the refuge, Mr. Barrow said.
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The MCPS have just over 30 volunteers trained in CPR, self-defense, active shooter training, among others.
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She is a midwife, trained in her hometown, London, who practices in a suburb of Orlando, Fla.
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At night he's a comedian who trained in improv at Second City, and goes by Baldhead Phillips.
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They wanted teachers who spoke English and judges who were trained in the law of the land.
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Police who have been trained in procedural justice understand how establishing police legitimacy makes their job easier.
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Witnesses described how separatist compounds manufactured their own Claymore-style land mines and trained in urban warfare.
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Let's make sure every officer in America is trained in Mental Health First Aid for Public Safety.
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For example, teachers and clinicians can be trained in early preventive interventions, such as Psychological First Aid.
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Amid the crowding, Border Patrol agents, trained in law enforcement, had reluctantly stepped into care-taking roles.
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He said many of the Singaporean architects who advanced the style had trained in Britain or Australia.
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"We are primarily trained in safety and hospitality comes after that," an Alaska Airlines flight attendant said.
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Academically trained in Germany (Stuttgart, Berlin, and Munich), her early drawings are far more than skillful studies.
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Tunisian security sources have said they believe Tunisian IS fighters have been trained in camps near Sabratha.
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I was trained in the tradition of documentary photography, where I studied with Jim Goldberg and Larry Sultan.
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Some were trained in non-violent civil disobedience training Wednesday night, according to the Women's March twitter account.
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MTC had equipment and staff members trained in emergency obstetrics who could act fast and handle the crisis.
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I specialize in contemporary dance, but I have trained in ballet, modern, pointe, and various other dance styles.
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He was never formally trained in music, instead choosing to teach himself on a mike and audio software.
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She enrolls in the elite "Sparrow School," where she is trained in the subtle art of psychological manipulation.
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Some are trained in the elite Talpiot program, where they earn degrees in physics, math or computer science.
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Cooke believes that specialist staff, trained in identifying coercive and abusive relationships, would improve the reporting process greatly.
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She'd been trained in public health, and issues like gun violence resembled classic public health issues to her.
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Bono trained in gymnastics for 10 years, and spent 15 years as a U.S. Representative from 1998-2013.
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His team at Wyoming began work on this in 2015 by adapting neural networks trained in object recognition.
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Malleswari, who lived in Haryana, had trained in a thatched shed with barbells made from bamboo and rocks.
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I am trained in Dothraki warfare, and I'm the top Ranger in the entire Army of the North.
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Evening-types, on the other hand, felt like they were working harder when they trained in the morning.
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Additionally, all staff members -- 15,000 to 16,000 people, according to Wetzel -- are trained in Mental Health First Aid.
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All the flight attendants have CPR training, and they are trained in what is in our medical kits.
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In Southeast Asia today, you can access English-speaking doctors trained in Western hospitals—often without an appointment.
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Lautner, who is trained in mixed marital arts, posed with Michael Chaturantabut, the founder of Xtreme Martial Arts.
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And these people, they are highly trained in child pornography, in all the topics that you can imagine.
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"I was trained in celebrity, so I did the only thing I knew," Fisher once told Rolling Stone.
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These guys know wine—some are trained in oenology—and contrary to popular belief, they make interesting selections.
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Pugh was trained in installing and maintaining aircraft engine, navigation and weapons systems, according to the Justice Department.
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In 22015-2150, 216,220 public employees were trained in how to spot future terrorists; last year 993,299 were.
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Dispatchers and 911 operators will be trained in properly dispatching officers to scenes where mental illness is suspected.
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Those of us who served in the military were trained in the effective and safe use of firearms.
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It is not mandatory for most mental health professionals, including psychiatrists, to be trained in tobacco cessation therapies.
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The production's five vocalists (including Mr. Adwan as Dimna, the treacherous adviser) were trained in traditional Arabic chant.
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All the Blue Men are trained in a facility downtown, and the place was bustling during anniversary week.
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"Just like the police and first responders, they have to be trained in personal protection," Mr. Kelder said.
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Arbitrators do not have to be trained in the law, nor are they required to follow the law.
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But Go is so complex that its moves can be understood only by those trained in the game.
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It felt like camera lights were shining on me, every pair of eyes were trained in my direction.
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They're not trained in any way to imagine that victims or survivors are going to read their stuff.
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He first trained in opera as a teenager in Hunan Province, where he grew up without his parents.
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Trained in art education as an undergraduate at Pratt, Adams successfully produces a space for engagement and performance.
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This season also features the show's first female chef, Mila Kolomeitseva, who is classically trained in French cuisine.
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Couching their practice as dance, the slaves trained in capoeira as a form of resistance and self-defense.
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He is our greatest living chronicler of the natural world yet was never formally trained in the sciences.
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Iran has built and continues to back powerful militias with thousands of fighters it has trained in Syria.
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A majority of us who have been doing this for a lifetime are not trained in anything else.
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Hondo, a 7-year-old Belgian Malinois, was trained in Europe before beginning his police career in 2015.
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Onomasticians, who are trained in various scholarly subdisciplines, study proper names, and many of their results are fascinating.
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The Google study found that AI performed better than radiologists who were not specifically trained in examining mammograms.
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He has a degree in mechanical engineering and is trained in traditional Chinese medicine, according to the complaint.
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These paramilitary troops are specially trained in non-lethal tactics and methods of riot suppression and crowd control.
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They called Robert Thorman, a police detective who was trained in bloodstain-pattern analysis, as an expert witness.
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Once there, the cells were cultured by astronaut Kate Rubins, who coincidentally had been trained in molecular biology.
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Trained in classical music, Liberace was famous for his piano abilities and his flamboyant attire and set designs.
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Tunisians trained in jihadist camps in Libya carried out two attacks last year on foreign tourists in Tunisia.
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That's roughly 1,500 sailors who are trained in deep-sea diving, explosive ordnance disposal, parachuting and land warfare.
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Within the decade, researchers trained in the discipline of population genetics would get in on the historical act.
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"Everything was brand-new, and all the staff had been trained in the transgender modification memo," Morris said.
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The chaplain is allowed there because he is trained in execution protocol, according to the state's court filing.
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The Santas were trained in spreading holiday cheer at the Charles W. Howard Santa Claus School in Michigan.
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Alan McClure, a 2000-year-old Missourian who trained in France, sold his first chocolate bar in 2007.
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Such moments struck me especially hard, not just as a former refugee but also as someone trained in education.
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We are trained in the law, we're supposed to know the way in which things are to be done.
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Too often, reporters who are not trained in science or technology fall for these stories without a critical eye.
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While a refugee in Bucharest, Ms. Kinsker met Gyorgy Ligeti, the other great 20th-century composer trained in Hungary.
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Originally trained in the British academic style of painting, his earlier works had shades of European impressionism and portraiture.
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Mosley is specifically trained in MindSet curriculum, a system of preventing and managing aggressive behavior, and Georgia restraint requirements.
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Israel has a well established high tech industry, using skills of workers trained in the military and intelligence sectors.
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Mitchell informed Soufan that Al Qaeda fighters were specially trained in resistance techniques using stolen U.S. Special Forces manuals.
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As an American physician trained in the standard "allopathic" (that is, mainstream) regime, I'm inclined to roll my eyes.
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He also trained in martial arts and began teaching it internationally, eventually working in US counter-terrorism training programs.
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Russell's trained in jiu-jitsu for years under famous black belt Jean Jacques Machado, who also trains Joe Rogan.
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It should serve just fine as the standalone story of Danny Rand, a superhero trained in mystical martial arts.
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Briefly, CBT is a psychotherapeutic treatment administered by a therapist trained in mental health disorders and specifically in CBT.
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Last year, Tunisian jihadists who trained in Libyan camps carried out two major attacks on foreign tourists in Tunisia.
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He later trained in several Michelin-starred restaurants and at 23, he opened his first restaurant in Liege, Belgium.
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It also provides free help for patients and caregivers to find the best specialists trained in treating pancreatic cancer.
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Eaton, who according to friends and relatives was trained in martial arts, was on Crete for a science conference.
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In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, nearly 5,000 students were trained in privacy and tech-related gender violence.
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Pugh was trained in installing and maintaining aircraft engines, and navigation and weapons systems, according to the Justice Department.
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While many police officers are trained in basic lifesaving techniques, they aren't necessarily equipped to perform daring fire rescues.
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The viewer is trained in a new cultural rhetoric, just as Proust has taught us to see Vermeer properly.
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At first glance, those trained in law might support such court-like procedures, but their superficial appeal is misleading.
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At first he trained in secret, because his parents worried that his frail frame could not handle the strain.
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The fighters were trained in camps in Syria, Iraq and possibly the former Soviet bloc, according to the report.
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United Executive Vice Chairman Ed Woodward said staff were regularly trained in security with the police and emergency services.
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A spokeswoman for the city department said school staffs were trained in the department's policies on sexual assault reporting.
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A properly trained in-home care aide could assist in the transition and continue therapies started in the hospital.
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The lines are staffed by a mix of paid professionals and unpaid volunteers trained in crisis and suicide intervention.
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"Right now we have young investigators coming up for tenure trained in community-engaged research—that's new," Thomas says.
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The piece raises consciousness among readers; the next step is for citizens to become trained in bleeding-control techniques.
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Public health experts and medical professionals, particularly those trained in infectious diseases, are our best sources of reliable information.
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Many public intellectuals were trained in the social sciences and take the choosing individual as their mental starting point.
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The staff at luxury hotels, however, are usually trained in anticipatory service, and the need to please their guests.
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He trained in Southern California for 41 years until moving to Oaklawn after Hollywood Park closed in December 2013.
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None of these lists are L.G.B.T.Q. or women-specific, but the doctors listed have usually trained in Western cultures.
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Even educated laypeople can be trained in weeks as respiratory therapists under the supervision of a certified respiratory therapist.
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Ms. Perel was trained in "systemic family therapy, and in psychodynamic therapy and in expressive art therapies," she said.
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"He was trained in this environment that we were essentially going after these entrenched mob bosses," Mr. Mearns said.
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Trained in Chicago and England, the division reached France just in time for peace to break out in 230.
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Even before Katana's husband's death, she was trained in the martial arts and was an expert with a sword.
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He joined the Army in June 2017 and served as an infantry soldier trained in combat and tactical operations.
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He says more than 2,000 congregations have trained in rapid response across the country, most of them in California.
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Doctors who had been trained in treating depression were also more likely to screen for it, 80.7% versus 59.2%.
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"People came up with their own solutions to the problems," said Gurgenidze, who trained in Georgia as an architect.
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At 24 health clinics in Harare, over 300 grandmothers were trained in an updated form of problem-solving therapy.
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Law enforcement, clerks and long-haul truckers are now being trained in ways to spot and rescue these individuals.
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Tall shipping is sort of a dying trade because not many people are really trained in like traditional rigging.
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She was trained in German, mathematics, medicine and the violin; she read six modern languages and two ancient ones.
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Some of the participants in our studies were trained in a few of the most common mindfulness meditation techniques.
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Hague grew up in Alberta, and was originally trained in jiu-jitsu and made his MMA debut in 2006.
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Trained in graphic design, Ricci was once told by a college professor that wasn't cut out for working 3D.
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The Duvals eventually settled in Bordeaux, and the young Ms. Duval trained in music and drama at the Bordeaux Conservatory.
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In January, a strike destroyed an al Qaeda camp, where more than 100 fighters were being trained in terror tactics.
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There are over 50 women in the ranks of the guard, who are trained in martial arts and combat techniques.
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The visualizations in the Herald article, he said, were created by a different woman, who he said trained in Edinburgh.
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Often, driving software is trained in virtual environments first, but a world like Grand Theft Auto only roughly resembles reality.
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That includes two suicide bombers who had trained in Syria before taking part in the attacks Paris in November 2015.
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Powell, a lawyer and investment banker who isn't trained in economics, has been a member of the board since 2012.
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Overall, more than 1 million people have been trained in Mental Health First Aid since the course launched in 2008.
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Mott had undergone his blacksmith training in the city of Qohor, where blacksmiths are trained in working with Valyrian steel.
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Garner, a 32 year-old artist from Philadelphia, trained in glass blowing at RISD, has been studying Sims since 2015.
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Simply put, people can't respond to every breach that a company faces, because there aren't enough professionals trained in cybersecurity.
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"They get trained in safety, then take a better paid job on an oilfield," grumbles David Tuan, the city administrator.
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About 2170,290 doctors have already signed up to ask to be trained in how to implant and remove the drug.
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Most of the people who work at clubs or restaurants are not trained in Krav Maga or anything like that.
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They had failed to ensure that software on the plant had been updated and that employees were trained in security.
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Men who trained in the morning saw their quads—specifically, their outer thighs—grow by an average of 12 percent.
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Their pilots are some of the best in the world and are highly trained in the homeland air defense mission.
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Of course, that training still continues, but nowadays so many of our young students are trained in mathematics and statistics.
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Like Andrzej, Jerzy Zulawski was classically trained in philosophy and its influence shows in his only major work of fiction.
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I trained in the US, I'm a pediatrician, but now I do Doctors Without Borders and I work in Senegal.
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A parishioner trained in church security used a firearm to wound the shooter, preventing greater carnage, said pastor Brady Boyd.
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That takes work away from Americans, lowers wages and keeps Americans from being trained in tech-related fields, they say.
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Pool operators and staff must be trained in pool chemical safety as well as appropriate operation and maintenance of equipment.
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And people are trained in this black and white mentality that the outside world is evil and inside is God.
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To make progress on these fronts, execs do video chat sessions through Torch's app with coaches trained in these skills.
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Starkey said that Schmidt had received counseling and had been trained in Army policies pertaining to involvement in extremist groups.
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Aydin trained in the mountains, learning how to handle a gun, set bombs, evade capture and communicate with fellow members.
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Officers get some help from the Beagle Brigade — dogs trained in "passive response" to sniff out drugs and dangerous items.
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OutsideIQ's computing platform emulates a researcher analyzing enormous amounts of data, and can be trained in functions such as underwriting.
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Farmers will be trained in climate-smart agriculture, with a focus on women and young people, according to the MCC.
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Edwards might not have lost his life if Oliver had been better trained in the unique aspects of policing teens.
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My grandfather was trained in his family's performance of a public social life for the benefit of columnists and others.
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In fact, a vast number are still being trained in a model that assumes they will work in academic institutions.
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And while he was trained in Chicago, he was a Yale professor and exercised more influence at Yale than Chicago.
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In fact, the first female Afghan helicopter pilot trained in the U.S. did just that, causing red faces all around.
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"It is amply clear that the people working at Kudankulam have not been trained in basic cyber-hygiene," she says.
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These military dogs are trained in rescue efforts, unearthing secret hideouts, finding evidence, guarding, assaulting, and sniffing bombs and explosives.
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As an academic whose work focuses on statistics, she is trained in a discipline that cares about evidence and truth.
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"Duplex can only carry out natural conversations after being deeply trained in such domains," according to a Google blog post.
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Most schools are now trained in protocol thanks to recent legislation like New York State's Dignity for All Students Act.
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The household is the training ground: Men are trained in the practices they will use when they gain societal power.
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Little equipment to conduct the tests is now in the field, and few officers have been trained in its use.
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Part psychologist, part anthropologist, part straight-from-a-police-procedural detective, Hayes was trained in multiple types of intelligence collection.
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Investigators said that they had found bomb-making manuals on his computer and that he may have trained in Turkey.
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Liam Kirk, 18, was the first hockey player born and trained in England to be selected in the N.H.L. draft.
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Amadou Koundy, a Nigerien special forces officer who trained in Senegal and at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Fla.
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She has been singing since she was 3 years old and trained in Portugal, but began her career in Spain.
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"You are trained in Cuba and our education is free, health care is free, but at what price?" she said.
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Teachers' unions, for instance, have members trained in math and statistics who could research and publish the disparate tax numbers.
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It was also unclear whether police had trained in the use of the bomb robot or whether it was improvised.
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Yeah, she's like a daughter of like a village elder and she's been trained in combat and things like that.
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Hopkins and his daughter are both trained in first aid, and they stepped up to help as the situation unfolded.
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SYSTEMS WERE INSTALLED AND THEIR USER TEAMS WERE TRAINED IN 2020 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdansk Newsroom)
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Since the program's inception in 2017, more than 900 people in Kampala have been trained in tailoring, hairdressing and baking.
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It was important to her to use a tailor who was trained in designing and sewing for the female silhouette.
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Unfortunately, many beauticians aren't trained in spotting this, and this is where a lot of the scary results come from.
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He did not know if Deputy Charlie Blount, who applied the carotid hold, had been properly trained in the tactic.
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"He admitted his crime," Mr. Sahin said, adding that the suspect had been trained in Afghanistan and speaks four languages.
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People in leadership positions have a lot of great talents but usually are not trained in HR or workplace investigations.
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Once out here, agents are trained in one of the contexts more familiar to them and the casual observer: driving.
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Other such militias are being trained in Syria and Iraq near the very warfronts they are then sent off to.
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It marshaled a huge force of Shiite militias, many trained in Iran and advised on the ground by Iranian officials.
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Trained in the arts of real-estate promotion and reality television, he exhibits scant interest in or familiarity with policy.
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They were trained in Waziristan, where the CIA drone program has pretty much put al-Qaeda central out of business.
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If you exclude doctors trained in Iraq, that's still more than 7,000 doctors who treated 14 million appointments a year.
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His name is Prem Baba, and he is a Brazilian teacher trained in the Sachcha spiritual lineage of northern India.
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Dogs are notoriously skilled at earning treats — many are trained in the form — so the baby simply follows the dog's lead.
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Red Sparrow stars the Oscar winner as a reluctant Russian spy trained in the dark arts of deception, manipulation, and seduction.
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The chosen six, who are all from Mumbai and between the ages of 22 and 33, were trained in music studios.
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Having trained in a Buddhist monastery, he also led the boys through meditation sessions while they were trapped in the cave.
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"She's highly trained in picking up choreography, and she's incredibly coordinated, so she can pick up things very quickly," says Anderson.
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We ensure that community members are trained in maintenance, that they can meet upkeep costs, and that energy is distributed fairly.
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Talaa said his fighters number 4,500, were trained in Jordan, and receive salaries, weapons, and vehicles from the US-led coalition.
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Trained in mechanical engineering that's about heat transfer and combustion, Princevac began studying fires in the wild about a decade ago.
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Why do we live in a society where educators need to be trained in how to respond to a psychotic gunman?
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Mujahideen leaders were brought to Washington, DC, and some mujahideen fighters were even trained in Texas by the CIA and FBI.
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The real-life Eddie, however, was trained in America by two respectable coaches – but that didn't make his journey any easier.
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Because of them, a community of young lifters who would have previously trained in isolation were now engaged in constant dialogue.
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It was trained in part by using audio samples from public domain video, although Prasad says development also involved some destruction.
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Multiple speakers Wednesday said the group has now received inquires from 12,000 women — more than it has trained in its history.
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Before pushing the culinary boundaries of their own cities, they trained in some of the most respected kitchens on the planet.
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As a doctor, he was well trained in delivering bad news, but Sonia had never seen him struggle like this before.
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They include classes at schools, extra municipal staff trained in suicide-prevention, and better training in mental health among medical staff.
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Pizza Hut's beer delivery drivers will be at least 21 years old and trained in local alcohol laws, the company said.
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With the European diaspora of coaches trained in the Barcelona way, Mr Cruyff's ideas are still being taught across the world.
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Those who are trained in CPR should also give two "rescue breaths" after every 30 compressions, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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While doctors have been trained in treating overdoses, they have asked for more training when it comes to overall addiction treatment.
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As a clinician trained in psychiatry and psychoanalysis, I value the use of psychotherapy in the treatment of many depressed patients.
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He worked with Arlen Denny, an eminent surgeon who had trained in France under Paul Tessier, an even more eminent surgeon.
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Many Filipino military officers were trained in the United States, and the two nations have staged joint military exercises for decades.
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Vietnamese submariners are trained in India, while the two sides have significantly increased intelligence sharing and are exploring advanced weapons sales.
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The facilitator is Brad, a kind, aggressively tanned guy from Indianapolis who was trained in ayahuasca by a tribe in Peru.
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Employers really do want you to be trained in the basics of the business you're trying to get a job in.
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Early writeups of the singer's stolid compositions suggested that she was trained in church choirs, but that wasn't exactly the case.
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And more and more people with more and more guns complicate the work of those trained in law enforcement as well.
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The students will be trained in providing information to patients and their families, sterilising beds and equipment and basic administrative duties.
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Midwives are especially helpful because they can work with few resources and they are trained in dealing with stress and trauma.
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Rosalía was trained in flamenco — a fiercely traditional genre — but has been consistently embedding other, more cosmopolitan influences into her work.
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Working as a McKinsey consultant after graduating from Oxford, where he was a Rhodes scholar, he was trained in performance management.
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Did you actually consult pediatricians and family medicine physicians who are trained in evidence-based medicine of pediatric care and parenting?
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Abdul Raziq, the powerful police chief of Kandahar, was killed by a teenage infiltrator who authorities said had trained in Pakistan.
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The essay explained that fighting detachments were abolished and the group's remaining fighters were all trained in using improvised explosive devices.
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Investigators also are exploring the possibility that the pilots were not adequately trained in how the plane differed from earlier models.
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But, Merriman's legit serious about his fighting career as well ... having trained in the ring even during his NFL playing days.
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Trained in Egypt, he remains close to his classmates at the Cairo military academy, among them President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.
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During the war, Mr. Hamilton was trained in England as a pathfinder, a designation for specially trained paratroopers and their pilots.
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Sorg estimated that of the society's 63 members, a third are university-trained in subjects such as biology or earth science.
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He said Duque had ordered that 200 men be trained in three camps in Colombia to carry out paramilitary terrorist actions.
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One study found that people made charitable donations at a higher rate after being trained in meditation for just two weeks.
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In a telephone interview, he said oncologists don't get trained in reproductive methods so they're not the ones to explain them.
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The couple went on the run with their adult daughter, Paige (Holly Taylor), who had been trained in spycraft by Elizabeth.
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Some were trained in Iraq, while others went to Iran for 15 days of drills before flying to Syria to fight.
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And clinicians could be trained in how best to educate family caregivers, and to better meet their emotional and physical needs.
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I'm a vet, actually worked in the Military Occupational Specialty that Manning was trained in, and maintain a Top Secret Clearance.
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But this October, using an army of Syrian rebels trained in Turkey, Erdogan announced an operation to end his southern menace.
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As a society, we must focus on the real issue: Are police officers being properly trained in use-of-force scenarios?
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The coalition is proposing that community health workers who treat malaria, pneumonia and diarrhea, are also trained in treating severe hunger.
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Some of the officers were trained in Russian military schools and tend to be paid less than their peers in Russia.
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To a detective who is not trained in trauma-informed interviewing techniques, a women's initial disclosure might seem fragmented and unreliable.
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Researchers trained in identifying the distinctive physical characteristics of F.A.S.D. evaluated over 3,000 children in four communities across the United States.
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Dr. Bello's fatal victim was Dr. Tracy Sin-Yee Tam, 32, a hospital anomaly — she was trained in the United States.
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Like most gyms in Isaan, they trained in the dirt without a roof and hung a homemade bag from a tree.
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The district attorney diverted the case to a nonprofit I'd trained in restorative circles and conferencing, who asked for my guidance.
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In contrast to U.S. Custom and Border Protection officials, who are specially trained in law enforcement, licensed child welfare professionals are specially trained in the care and screening of children, including recognizing potential abuse, screening for trafficking or protection needs, identifying medical needs, and ensuring children are provided with basic necessities, such as food, clothing, and hygiene.
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The drones will become operational after a two-year set-up phase, with German pilots to be trained in Israel, BAAINBw said.
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Later that year China staged a war game with the Tajik army, some of whose younger officers have been trained in Shanghai.
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The IRC has health staff working in the area who have been trained in proper protocols should they receive a suspected case.
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The Dragon 2 will be capable of operating autonomously throughout the whole flight, but the passengers will be trained in emergency procedures.
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Trump looked into the cameras and promised year-long mentorships with his "hand-picked" investing experts, trained in his real estate organization.
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She's a human empath, far too sensitive and well trained in the art of appeasement to feel fury toward her own parents.
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One other major requirement: You should be trained in self-defense, but the couple will pay for training for the right candidate.
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In the mid-1970s, as Lebanon descended into sectarian chaos, it became a magnet for Iranian dissidents who trained in guerrilla warfare.
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I've never actually trained in it, but I've heard that the skill is accomplished by sucking your balls up into your abdomen.
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Souls are trained in a place called the "You Seminar," and only after completing the course are they placed into a body.
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Ay is classically trained in the art form, and his loose, paisley-like patterns beautifully mimic the Dutch post-Impressionist's celestial swirls.
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It's a common practice for political groups to contract out such work to experts trained in navigating the complicated campaign finance regulations.
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In this course, you'll learn all about the skills that a typical administrator should have, and you'll get trained in them too.
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Journalists are trained in breaking the internet — a Pulitzer-level feat for digital media (think: the Weber, the Testino, and Richardson moments).
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Volunteers are trained in medical care, heavy equipment operations, building repair, debris removal, volunteer coordination and work order management among other skills.
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According to the hospital, the dogs are specifically trained in crisis management, meaning they are able to identify individuals in crisis situations.
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Porter mentioned in the interview that she was trained in tax law and had "every confidence" her colleagues and herself were capable.
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EyeEm says its image recognition model generalizes well with a few samples, and can be trained in near real-time using GPUs.
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These people, however, had not been trained in abuse detection like Yahoo's employees, and were found to be much worse at it.
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Shoppers need to be trained in food handling and customer service, a capital-intensive prospect for businesses that already have huge overheads.
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It added there was a chance Chung, an equestrian competitor who trained in Germany, may choose to return to South Korea voluntarily.
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Physicists these days do not necessarily read other subjects at university or get trained in a broad range of topics at school.
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Unlike home health aides, end-of-life doulas are trained in emotional and spiritual care -- not just physical care, said Fersko-Weiss.
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Security professionals, typically trained in dealing with corporate crises or public disasters, already know the importance of establishing clear channels of communication.
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The stark differences between physicians trained in various regions of the world suggest that differences in training are likely to be important.
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Part of TTBT's work is to get more women online and trained in new technologies so they can have a louder voice.
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This squad was created in 2014, when women were trained in performing difficult individual and group stunts and manoeuvres on Bullet motocyles.
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The group will live at Rwanda's Akagera National Park, protected by rangers trained in anti-poaching and an electric fence, authorities said.
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Photographer Reto Sterchi (retojames on Instagram) accompanied Steck for a day while he trained in and around his home in Ringgenberg, Switzerland.
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The new protocol was implemented two weeks after the incident, and so far, 2,500 nurses have been trained in it, Pearce said.
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"We need to make sure people are trained in the (new areas) and we also have to focus on access to capital."
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Tunisia has already suffered two major militant attacks last year by gunmen who officials say were trained in jihadist camps inside Libya.
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Even then, though, voters are the mercy of poll workers who are not trained in how to recognize and verify naturalization documents.
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As part of that pledge, the AAFP committed to increasing the number of family physicians trained in opioid prescribing practices by 10,000.
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Her mother is a recording artist, producer and vocalist trained in Indian classical music whose latest album, "Navaratna," was released in 2015.
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"In fact, Emirates' cabin crew is trained in restraint techniques, though Nurazlin says that this is only used as a "last resort.
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Therapy Dogs: They are trained in physical and occupational therapy in order to help mitigate the effects of post-traumatic stress disorder.
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They were tied with a flimsy rope but had been trained in chains as babies, learning not to try to break free.
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The Yankees also said they had added staff members trained in mobile ticketing to each stadium gate for the first several homestands.
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According to Liz Kaiser, Beaches' partnership marketing director, all staff members at every level have been trained in autism sensitivity and awareness.
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Western Europe — especially France and Belgium — have faced a series of coordinated attacks carried out by terrorists trained in the Middle East.
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"It's a big contest for us," Medvedev, who has trained in the south of France since the age of 18, told Reuters.
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Trained in jewelry-making by elders at Turquoise Mountain, she is part of the contingent of artists in the Freer/Sackler show.
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When bad guys are getting their asses handed to them, there's almost always a stuntperson trained in tricking behind the hero's mask.
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Radar's first project was in October of 2012, when 45 citizen journalists were trained in Sierra Leone to cover the country's elections.
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She can't even remember whether she was trained in classified information, and said she didn't even know the letter "C" means confidential.
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To save money years earlier, the M.T.A. had eliminated its practice of positioning people trained in medical aid at some busy stations.
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Fall also trained in Houston with Olajuwon, a Hall of Famer who emphasized the importance of footwork for a center his size.
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Trained in woodland tracking, they scour the 230 square miles of the forest, looking for clues that could lead to an arrest.
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All the horses are trained in our premises, so training data, veterinary data, everything we have, we make available for our customers.
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Paymon Rouhanifard, the superintendent of the Camden City School District in New Jersey since 2013, was also trained in New York City.
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Like most pastry chefs trained in this country, Skurnick was educated in the French fundamentals, and he uses them at both restaurants.
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Cespedes trained in the off-season and performed his midseason rehabilitation under Barwis's care, but still suffered recurring leg injuries this season.
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As a rule, doctors are trained in "pathogenesis," the origin of disease, rather than "salutogenesis," the creation of health, Dr. Eisenberg said.
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When she trained in Chile in the off-season, Bank said, she did not bring a snowboard and focused exclusively on skiing.
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"People who are not trained in this kind of tragedy were just springing into action," Stephanie Butnick, the Tablet's deputy editor, said.
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Those most at risk surround themselves with bodyguards trained in Krav Maga and Secret Service agents armed with Sig Sauer P21946 pistols.
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Taken as children from their homes, they're trained in an order known as the Fulcrum, which aims to use and control them.
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She, like most chefs at the time, had been trained in restaurant kitchens where shouting, sexism and slashing insults were the norm.
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The force has defended its use of tear gas and said that officers had been adequately trained in the use of guns.
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Singaporean troops have trained in self-ruled Taiwan, an island China claims as its own, which had been an irritant in ties.
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In college, she was classically trained in opera and performed in plays put on by Ethos, the black student union at Wellesley.
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Some of its members have trained in Syria with non-Islamic State militias, the institute said in a report released last month.
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A surgeon who doesn't want to perform a technique doesn't get trained in that technique, and doesn't seek clearance to perform it.
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Trained in basic health care, the CHWs assist in emergencies and also — as important — take steps to prevent those emergencies from happening.
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He graduated from the University of Iceland's medical school in 1947, trained in the Icelandic countryside and then moved to New York.
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There he was trained in ballet, gymnastics and modern dance, while also performing with the company, which relocated to Dubai in 2012.
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In the Philippines, glutathione treatments are often delivered by people not trained in IV administration, and at higher doses with greater frequency.
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Verweijen, who has trained in HUET, or helicopter underwater escape training, described the difficulties in escaping the harness during an actual emergency.
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The whistleblower said the officials were not trained in how to follow safety protocols until five days later, according to The Times.
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The president is advocating for school officials who have been trained in firearms safety to be armed to protect against potential shooters.
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The president's ire was trained in particular on Mr. McGahn, his White House counsel, according to two people briefed on the matter.
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Young goons known as "skeleton troops," trained in martial arts and feared for the brutal beatings they inflicted on protesters, would mass.
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For those less formally trained in photography (no shame!), VSCO also offers a bevy of presets that do the job for you.
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Third, people who work in the financial and credit counseling industry are trained in interpreting credit reports for underwriting and counseling purposes.
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I think social media users are trained in influencer tropes and language, which is largely just behavior that allows for brand deals.
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A 30,000-strong, US-trained border force from the Syrian Democratic Forces, dominated by YPG fighters, is to be trained in Manbij.
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Noom's experts are trained in cognitive behavior therapy, as well as nutrition and fitness for a 360-degree approach to healthy eating.
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Since 2013, the bureau has combined predictive data analytics with insights from analysts trained in social science methodologies that we deploy overseas.
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Several biologists trained in disentanglement couldn't get all the gear off her, so they sedated the emaciated animal and gave her antibiotics.
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The Kurdistan Workers' Party, or P.K.K., directs the Y.P.G., and the P.K.K.'s suicide bombers are trained in Y.P.G. camps in Syria.
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So as more and more chemists become trained in green chemistry, major industries and large corporations will continue to up their game.
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Af Klint was trained in portrait, landscape, and botanical painting at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Stockholm, from 203 to 1887.
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Hokusai trained in his twenties in the "Floating World" school of art, which reflected the hedonistic culture of its base city Edo.
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"I could break this door down if you asked me to do that, but marketing is not something I'm trained in," Welch laughs.
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That was until three youngsters from his own village, trained in a state program to assist in land matters, came to his aid.
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We were really understaffed, though, so you'd be trained in tons of different things in case you had to be rushed somewhere else.
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" The biggest of the marvelous monsters were held down and guided by ropes and strong men trained in what Ms. McFaddin called "balloonology.
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Doctors for the East Midlands are trained in Nottingham and Leicester, but fewer people want to study there than in London, for instance.
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I've also trained in other martial arts like pencak silat and Brazillian jujitsu, but the one that I've studied most is kung fu.
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He trained in Aleppo, and only fled Syria in 2014 when IS was approaching his village and his family were put in danger.
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Earlier this year, members of the 2nd Marine Expeditionary Brigade trained in Norway alongside troops from other NATO countries in Exercise Cold Response.
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Based on an examination of the public record, seven Americans have trained in Syria with militant groups and have returned to the States.
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More than 90% of students trained in technical skills, such as welding or making electronics, can get hired, said professor Nguyen Quang Huy.
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Similarly, many video cameras used for surveillance now ship with face-recognition software trained in the cloud, as does Apple's latest iPhone model.
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It's a surprising skill from someone who wasn't formally trained in fashion design (although he was once voted "best dressed" in high school).
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"She had the opportunity to assess the situation, she should've been trained in this area to understand what was going on," he added.
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More than half of the physicians trained in the United States receive no formal education in physical activity, according to a 303 study.
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They must be better trained in their methods of interaction with the public, whether it be in non-, quasi-, or completely criminal situations.
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Braham had befriended a fellow student, a female resident assistant who was supposed to be trained in recognizing and reporting school policy violations.
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The service, from the car-accessible square Piazzale Roma, will begin in about six weeks, after gondoliers are trained in operating the lift.
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"When whole bunches of African leaders have been trained in China, they are more likely to be receptive to Chinese policies," Benabdallah says.
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Trained in fashion design in Los Angeles and New York, Cheng returned to Singapore last year and started her career as an illustrator.
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Police say Crime Preventer recruits are trained in self-defense, ideology and patriotism, as well as crime prevention techniques, but are not armed.
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In the United States, there has been only one case of such a fighter trained in Syria returning and allegedly plotting an attack.
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Clinton later addressed the Planned Parenthood Action Fund, the nonpartisan arm of the women's health group, and had Trump trained in her sights.
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"He was a student of Gandhi and was trained in his ashram," she says proudly, before grabbing a black book from her bookcase.
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All of them are trained in performing and how to move on a stage and that goes a long way in this competition.
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James Holland, a Texas Ranger trained in cold cases, visited Little in a California jail, and over time, gained his trust, Bland said.
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Small wonder, then, that ISIS has the region trained in its crosshairs; it has already stated its intention of establishing a Caliphate there.
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While Sulaiman trained in tabla with masters such as Allah Rakha Khan and Zakir Hussain, Salim studied at the Trinity College of Music.
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The team looked to Cammas as a stage and trained in Lorient, on the Brittany coast, aboard Groupama 2, Cammas's 60-foot trimaran.
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Medvedev has clearly been trained in the Vladimir Putin I-do-what-I-want-to-do-at-all-times school of international affairs.
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It took six more tries by Audemars Piguet's artisans, who had been trained in the technique, to achieve a finish that everyone liked.
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"Each airman is trained in a different specialty providing various perspectives to achieve the tactical objectives presented by the detachment in the jungle."
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And their coach, Ekapol Chantawong, who had trained in a Buddhist monastery, led the boys through meditation sessions to help them stay calm.
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Udacity was also able to attract a somewhat older student body that was willing to pay to get trained in these new areas.
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Champions often trained in the same facilities as they did when they were beginners, side by side with the next generation of fighters.
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"Staff who are not trained in self-harm often start making inappropriate remarks like 'serves you right because you did it,'" Bennett said.
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Most Malaysian doctors were trained in the U.S., Australia or the U.K., and all are English-speaking, a major perk for ex-pats.
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In that regard, officers are trained in how to deal sensitively with victims and how to spot pimps and prostitution in social media.
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Strong paired 10 just-slightly-out-of-shape women with 10 male personal trainers, and together the teams trained in different exercise disciplines.
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In time, he was flown back to London, where he was trained in sabotage and silent killing, and was given arduous physical training.
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If done by someone who is not properly trained in laser hair removal, the treatment could cause burns and permanent scarring, she said.
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While I am not trained in psychology, this essay was clearly the rantings of a deeply disturbed, certainly paranoid and possibly dangerous person.
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"There will be a great need for competent therapists trained in this clinical specialty," according to a review on psychedelic therapists from 2017.
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Trained in ballet but with an interest in fusing acrobatics and modern dance, she has performed throughout the city and across the country.
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Trained in Paris, enamored of rural Brazil, Tarsila moved quickly from folksy, idealized depictions of the New World to a brawny, confident biomorphism.
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She comes from a dance and music background, and while she's never had any formal acting training, she's trained in ballet and acrobatics.
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And a group of New York City high school teachers are, in a pilot program, being trained in CUNY Start's model of teaching.
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Cass, like Bruce Wayne, doesn't have superpowers, but she's highly skilled in martial arts and is well-trained in hand-to-hand combat.
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Mycological specimens are notoriously difficult to preserve and it is a process that should be undertaken only by persons trained in the technique.
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Hamilton trained in the desert with Green Berets, while doctors put her on a regimen of supplements and bioidentical hormones to build muscle.
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"I trained in a place with these weather condition, so this race was not hard - it was similar to my training," he said.
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Athletic trainers provide emergency and non-emergency care for athletes and are the main healthcare professionals trained in injury prevention for physical activity.
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The British choreographer Alexander Whitley trained in ballet before evolving into a contemporary dance maker with an interest in technology and unconventional collaborations.
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For me, ballet, and for that matter kathak, the classical Indian dance form that I trained in, don't belong to a particular era.
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WIMBLEDON, England — Johanna Konta was born in Australia to Hungarian parents and trained in Spain, but she is the reigning darling of Britain.
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We will need providers who are trained in more complex second-trimester abortions, because travel and other hurdles will cause delays in care.
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Frequent flashbacks show them being harshly raised and trained in a dark, many-chambered mansion, giving the show some Harry Potter schoolboy flavor.
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The people working on the ACA trained in paranoia early and constantly expect that if something can go wrong, to plan for it.
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"The idea that somebody who is not trained in the law, who may or may not be trained in English, would have the capacity to assess whether they might be eligible for asylum, or withholding of removal, or protection under the Convention Against Torture, or the Violence Against Women Act, or Special Immigrant Juvenile Status—" Markovitz breaks off, having made his point.
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As this topic becomes more mainstream, we resident physicians need to be trained in an infrastructure where we feel comfortable addressing our patients' concerns.
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Salma and Sabina had been trained in classical music, so had some experience when Amit Khanna asked them to sing on the ABBA album.
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He is one of our offseason award winners for how hard he trained in the offseason, and the amount of work he puts in.
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After completing her A-level studies, she moved to France and attended the Institute Paul Bocuse and trained in both culinary arts and management.
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"If you think grief is at the core of your discomfort, a counselor who is specifically trained in bereavement can be helpful," she said.
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Groszyk harvests 15 to 20 pounds of produce each week, having been trained in artificial lighting, water chemistry, nutrient balance, business development and sales.
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It's like a simpler version of Swiftkey's neural network predictive keyboard, only trained in mild racism and abuse rather than your weekly grocery list.
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Balenciaga, who opened his Paris couture house in 227, was formally trained in tailoring, and it shows in the beautiful structuring of his silhouettes.
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An NDS official said the seven youths were trained in different madrassas (religious schools) located in Chaman district, situated on the Afghanistan-Pakistan border.
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And so for years, we, as business people, have been trained in our education to -- scarce resources and to put at risk plentiful resources.
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I trained in Muay Thai for two years, but I didn't really know what I was doing––it was all adrenaline and muscle memory.
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She trained in modern dance, studying in Paris for a time, before returning to New York for a career that spanned stage and film.
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Today, most educators are trained in social-emotional development, and advancements in brain imaging are increasingly indicating how closely cognition and emotions are linked.
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The international procedures for investigating such graves are well known, and the body pullers have been trained in how to log and analyze them.
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Program volunteers who have been trained in bike maintenance refurbish donated or discarded bikes that are then distributed to adults and children in need.
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Geisha in the Edo Period were primarily entertainers who trained in singing, dancing, playing instruments, conversation, and the general art of hosting bomb parties.
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Both these doctors were trained in other fields -- one as a family physician, the other as an OBGYN -- before completing fellowships in family planning.
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Accordingly, opera singers of both sexes, often overweight and poorly trained in acting, would deliver their notes with musical finesse but with little drama.
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Most of them have been trained in the U.S or the U.K., or at the very least have completed their post-graduate studies there.
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"Their social media personnel may not be trained in every disaster or know who exactly to talk to in every potential situation," Bohon said.
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Washington urged his daughter, who is also a preacher, and his wife, a well-known doctor in the area, to get trained in shooting.
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There will still be battles in court over the price of a deal in front of judges who are not trained in these issues.
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A dancer since she was 6 — she trained in the Chinese classical and folk forms — she found herself drawn to modern dance in college.
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"Decisions of judges trained in basic economics are significantly less likely to be appealed than are decisions by their untrained counterparts," the study says.
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Kamhawi, who trained in ballet in Britain, said ballet was growing among Jordanian audiences, who usually prefer performances by folklore or contemporary dance groups.
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It was also to be trained in a code of honor known to cavalries around the world: Always take care of your horse first.
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The announcement was also a coming out of sorts for Dr. Chan, who has a big interest in health and was trained in pediatrics.
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In the doorway to Irving's study, Irwin, who has trained in clowning and vaudeville, described how he exaggerated his movements for the silent film.
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In its first year, over 900 non-healthcare staff from community-based partner organizations have been trained in various evidence-based mental health modalities.
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Richard was such an expert at repairing a lawn mower that the neighbor now suspects he was trained in the fine art of suburbia.
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"She's kind of like my firstborn," Haney said as Hernandez, the reigning national junior champion, trained in a gym here on a recent Friday.
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For instance, thousands of teachers trained in the U.S. over the past few decades go on to inform the worldviews of millions of students.
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As a new follower of a faith with reverence for cows at its foundations, he gave up meat and trained in Indian temple cuisine.
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Chris Hill, center, the commander of the Georgia Security Force III% militia, watched as members of the group trained in Jackson, Ga., last week.
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Alarming reports of sexual violence have prompted the UNHCR to deploy extra resources, including staff trained in psychosocial care, to identify and treat survivors.
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Yet an A.G.I. trained in that manner could well view existence itself as a game, a buggy version of the Sims or Second Life.
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But he said that Briana would most likely still be alive if the officer who stopped her mother had been better trained in CPR.
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More than 227 percent of the American primary care work force is made up of people who trained in other countries but moved here.
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She said the entire staff had been trained in infection control and were following normal procedures in what would have been flu season anyway.
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We used German shepherds like Smokey, mixes of shepherd types and Labrador retrievers that were well trained in detecting, attacking and tracking the enemy.
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Navy or Marine warships would deploy small boats carrying troops who are trained in what the Pentagon calls visit, board, search and seizure operations.
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The artist was trained in what she describes as the "traditional Indo-Persian painting technique," which she has typically used to create miniature works.
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A Brit in Canada: Liam Kirk, 18, was the first hockey player born and trained in England to be selected in the N.H.L. draft.
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The Netflix show features Finn Jones as Danny Rand, an orphan trained in martial arts who returns home to fight for his family's legacy.
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Ninety-seven percent of medical students take no course in geriatrics, and only 300 medical students trained in geriatrics in 20163, according to Gawande.
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"We want our guests to connect with nature," says Kitahara, who trained in Japan as a massage therapist before she worked in jewelry design.
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I started out as a writer, but am now primarily a video producer and a dancer, trained in Bharatanatyam and Kathak Indian classical dance.
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Mr. William, who also uses the moniker "Medical Medium," is neither a medical doctor nor formally trained in nutrition, and his process is unconventional.
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The iconic chicken dish was actually invented in Hawaii in 1987 by Panda Express chef Andy Kao, who was classically trained in French cuisine.
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Both of these strategies date back to the 1980s, when the Order trained in those forests with hopes of provoking the same race war.
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But it has been a slow, painstaking process usually reserved for experts trained in the vagaries of software like Adobe Photoshop or After Effects.
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Zalzala said that only a few clinicians are trained in this field, and they're highly costly to see and often backed up with patients.
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On the streets, 17,000 of the city's 23,000 patrol officers have been trained in the use of naloxone, a drug that reverses opioid overdoses.
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"In Ireland, Guinness had a long history of hiring the best and brightest university graduates regardless of what they were trained in," Siebert said.
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The system will be operated by Chinese conductors for five years and then turned over to local citizens, many of them trained in China.
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A possible explanation is that a committee trained in implicit bias interacts differently with candidates and that minority students sense a more inclusive environment.
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"When I learned that not all 911 operators are trained in how to instruct CPR over the phone, I couldn't believe it," Sandstede said.
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And so Ann (McClain) had trained in both a medium- and a large-torso spacesuit and thought that she was fine in either one.
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That is your job, and so over time, I became trained in that, which is okay: Here's the situation, analyze it, make a decision.
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There could also be athletes who are trained in a system like Russia's and, like Stepanova, feel helpless when it comes to speaking out.
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Kaiseki and sushi are very different techniques, and chefs often dedicate their lives to the study of only one, but you trained in both.
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"It happens to be that the topography of the forest where we found her is just like where we trained in Georgia," he told CNN.
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The social media account is managed by Mehmet Gunes, a professional dog groomer who trained in Moscow and has styled dogs all around the world.
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Though they both came from the provinces, trained in St. Petersburg, danced at the Mariinsky, then left and never came back, the similarities end there.
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According to Inwood, the area regularly saw beached whales and many residents were already trained in keeping the animals comfortable and helping to refloat them.
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While the post is worth reading in full, we've pulled out a few of the most convincing reasons below: First, Arya is trained in stealth.
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He trained in pediatrics and anesthesiology, is board certified by the American Board of Pediatrics and is a Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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Algorithms trained in this way balance a huge number of metrics, everything from the formatting of an email to the time of day it's sent.
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This group, the WSJ Media Forensics Committee, is comprised of video, photo, visuals, research, platform, and news editors who have been trained in deepfake detection.
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Trained in Glasgow, Botterill is now based in leafy Wimbledon and designs two collections every year, all of which are completely handmade using traditional methods.
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"Unfortunately, interventional cardiologists are often inadequately trained in radiation safety and radiobiology, and hospitals have few training programs regarding radiation risk and exposure," Andreassi said.
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Dixon Chibanda, a psychiatrist in Zimbabwe, showed that lay people can be trained in a couple of weeks to do some parts of the job.
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