Following his ouster, the Transitional Military Council (TMC) moved in, announcing a three year transitional period.
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Following his ouster, the Transitional Military Council (TMC) moved in, announcing a three-year transitional period.
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There will be an eight month pre-transitional period led by Kiir, followed by a three year transitional period.
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It goes by a host of other names including transitional agreement, transitional arrangement, implementation period, and phased process of implementation.
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"They always had the intent that life is transitional, money is transitional, it should not go from generation to generation."
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The negotiations would only begin in earnest when the Syrian government started discussing a transitional governing body and "the real transitional process in Syria", Muslet said.
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One way to do that is through the adoption of a pre-transitional phase centered on a pre-transitional presidential council to be established by mutual consensus.
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The aid comes amid wrangling between the Transitional Military Council (TMC) and protesters and opposition groups who are demanding that civilians lead a two-year transitional period.
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In early July, the two groups agreed to a 39-month transitional period with the Transitional Military Council ruling for 21 months and the opposition alliance ruling for 18.
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And a top European Union official, Federica Mogherini, has said the union will not "recognize the legitimacy of the Transitional Military Council" until the transitional government is "managed by civilians."
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"Kids have what psychoanalysts call a transitional object... and a film like Fight Club is like a transitional object, or a transitional space for men, and they can kind of look at this film and it offers these different possibilities: It offers being an asshole, being a terrorist, and so on," he explains.
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A realistic compromise would be for Assad to head a transitional administration, which would last around one year, with limited powers, and then resign at the end of the transitional process.
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It's a transitional period, and I'm super aware of that.
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A transitional year for a show that has seen plenty.
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Jersey Shore showed up in a transitional era for television.
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And to think: It all stemmed from a transitional trim.
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In other words there will be no formal transitional period.
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It felt like a transitional period while it was happening.
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Transitional and tied to no season, it's always en vogue.
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Alaradi's brother, Abdelrazag Alaradi, was appointed to the transitional council.
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Spirit of the scene: Austin is a very transitional place.
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Then we start forming the transitional government of national unity.
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This floral embroidered duster coat is an ideal transitional piece.
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In fact, Aritzia does transitional dressing pretty damn well, too.
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Third, we should support transitional assistance efforts across the country.
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For me, capitalism is fundamentally necessary as a transitional system.
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We have cars, but it's a transitional form of transportation.
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The leader of the ruling Military Transitional Council, Lt. Gen.
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Clinton became both a trailblazing figure and a transitional one.
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It's a very transitional moment for me now, at 37.
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"We don't need transitional leadership; we need new leadership," Rep.
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It's a transitional, fragmented episode built around narrative red herrings.
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"In transitional periods, we've seen similar things happening," he said.
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"The market is currently pricing in a transitional (Brexit) deal ... and a transitional deal results in things being OK for the pound," said Sam Lynton-Brown, a currency strategist at BNP Paribas in London.
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"We got some transitional looks in the first half," Wade said.
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"Transitional milk" has a creamier appearance than colostrum and more fat.
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The Transitional Military Council rejected that proposal, the council's spokesman said.
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It's warm while still being lightweight enough for transitional weather days.
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You move a family from a transitional shelter into permanent housing.
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Will he prove to have been a transitional one as well?
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New York City Transitional Finance Authority, $750 million of subordinate bonds.
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Yes, I'm in this transitional generation, this sort of bridge generation.
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I live in a transitional living house in Orange County, California.
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I mean, it's not "Cafeteria" anymore—it's transitional housing for criminals.
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Without this transitional measure, the ratio would have stood at 133%.
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The transitional-justice fudge kept the FARC from abandoning the talks.
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"We don't really have any short-term, transitional sites," he said.
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But on the macro level, "PsychoBarn" is a transitional object itself.
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The EEA was originally conceived as a transitional arrangement, after all.
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New York Transitional Finance Authority, $2231 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Asked to clarify what he means by "transitional," Clyburn was ambiguous.
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New York Transitional Finance Authority, $250 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Their eligibility for transitional housing was re-evaluated every 30 days.
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Lisa, for example, works primarily with Bohemian, Glam, and Transitional styles.
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"We are coaching a team through a transitional phase," Klinsmann said.
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Transitional Shelter Assistance isn't the only FEMA program stirring controversy, however.
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I chose photogs who all shot transitional points in HC punk.
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We are living in an unprecedented transitional period here on Earth.
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The administration is adopting a concept of "transitional justice," Reuters reports.
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In a way, Bill Clinton is the ideal transitional first husband.
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PARIS — Retro pop, midcentury modern, vintage eclectic, Wunderkammer kitsch, transitional contemporary.
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"People are more careful in making these transitional decisions," she said.
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"Brownsville is a quintessential example of a transitional neighborhood," he said.
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We really are living through a moment of major transitional change.
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"We will only accept a transitional civilian government," Sennar told Reuters.
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Ricardo Rosselló asked FEMA for Transitional Sheltering Assistance on Oct. 25.
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The eligibility for transitional housing is re-evaluated every 30 days.
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In their announcement today, officials from the transitional government reiterated this.
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The transitional government is expected to oversee elections in three years.
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Their eligibility for transitional housing is re-evaluated every 27 days.
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The opposition would play a meaningful role in a transitional government.
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The document did not mention a transitional government or presidential elections.
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"It was a rough transitional time in my life," she said.
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The Declaration of Freedom and Change Forces (DFCF) alliance said on Thursday it had sent the Transitional Military Council (TMC) set up after Bashir's ouster a draft constitutional document containing its vision for the transitional period.
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"The market is currently pricing in a transitional (Brexit) deal into FX, and a transitional deal results in things being OK for the pound," said Sam Lynton-Brown, a currency strategist at BNP Paribas in London.
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This benefit will to some extent be counterbalanced by a decreasing buffer resulting from the bank's declining transitional CET1 ratio as it moves through the transitional phases until 2019 and from the increasing required GSIB add-on.
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She has called herself a "transitional figure," a comment some have interpreted as a sign that she does not intend to stay in Congress beyond 2020, although she recently explained that she viewed all leaders as transitional.
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His popularity sagging, Mr. Jibril had stepped down as transitional prime minister.
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The voiceover generally comes during transitional scenes that show off the world.
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Fifteen years ago, NME found itself in something of a transitional period.
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In the interim, Syria would be run by a transitional governing body.
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"This is a transitional period, and it's just so painful," she said.
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What does it feel like when you are in that transitional stage?
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This would, the line came again and again, be a transitional year.
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In other words, gravitate towards items that lend themselves to transitional styling.
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Since they're typically used as transitional accommodations, Outpost offers short-term leases.
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The two sides did not get close even to a transitional deal.
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As a result, he was never enrolled in a required transitional program.
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New York City Transitional Finance Authority, $2222.2 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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The committee was formed after the Sudanese transitional authority came to power.
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They're more than just a big set of transitional lenses for buildings.
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We're all living in disbelief of this transitional weather: Is that…rain?
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This creature may represent a transitional species caught somewhere between the two.
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JMEC attributed this to the overall failure to establish a transitional government.
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The group's transitional housing program helps veterans for up to two years.
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These figures are, in most cases, calculated without Solvency II transitional measures.
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Thanks to stressors like an unbalanced diet, transitional weather, hangovers, unruly hormones.
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Its commander Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo is part of the national transitional leadership.
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The coalition representatives have insisted that any transitional government exclude Mr. Assad.
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Gosh resigned his position on the Transitional Military Council on April 13.
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Once he entered the Colombian transitional justice process, he talked and talked.
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In this delicate transitional moment, restraint on all sides is still needed.
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The resolution also called for the resumption of the transitional political process.
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Sudan's Transitional Military Council has not yet commented on the latest shooting.
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Is the transitional government just a means to pacify the Sudanese public?
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New York City Transitional Finance Authority, $300 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Yamamoto and Cohen could coordinate an orderly transitional government for national reconciliation.
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There are so many transitional players playing at such a high level.
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The recently completed Supreme Court term was a tentative and transitional one.
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Basma Kodmani, speaking after talks between the opposition High Negotiations Committee (HNC) and U.N. envoy Staffan de Mistura, said it had presented a memo "on our vision of a transitional period and formation of a transitional governing body".
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Sudan's Transitional Military Council said on Sunday it would publish its views for the country's transitional period on Monday, its latest move in negotiations with opposition factions after the ouster of former President Omar al-Bashir.
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"We won't know whether (the possibility of making trade deals) will be a feature of the transitional period until there is 'sufficient progress' on the Brexit divorce and the transitional framework can thus be negotiated," Pickering told CNBC.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - The new head of Sudan's transitional military council said on Saturday that a civilian government would be established after consultations with opposition forces and promised that the transitional period would last for a maximum of two years.
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"It really depends whether the U.K. can sign off the deals during the transitional period, such that they automatically come into force after the transitional period is over," Kallum Pickering, senior U.K. economist at Berenberg, told CNBC on Friday.
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This transitional period sees several factions vying for power, including five influential families.
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Survivors currently on a waiting list for transitional housing could also be affected.
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It was a transitional moment in time for the media at that point.
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We will have to think about more collaborative and transitional models for operatorship.
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A transitional government is to run things until elections are held in 2022.
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"Olivier steered the maison through a transitional period between ownerships," Cheng tells WWD.
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"In this transitional situation, what we need is broad consensus," says Mr Ghannouchi.
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An early and explicit Japanese demand for a transitional arrangement stemmed from experience.
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That is inarguable, that America is leading this transitional fuel of natural gas.
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Despite these strides, the NewFronts come at a transitional time for the company.
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So, what really is the perfect transitional jacket to take us through spring?
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The transitional military council has called for establishing a civilian government of technocrats.
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The real concern about the transitional deal is not about vassaldom or fish.
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Other people might need job search assistance, career counseling, or a transitional job.
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The natural deodorants ahead are worth sticking it out through that transitional period.
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While writing and compiling the texts for Metaphors, Brakhage underwent a transitional phase.
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The company's regulatory Solvency II ratio was 134% in 2016 without transitional measures.
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Implementation complexities and transitional factors challenge the sequencing and pace of major changes.
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Slaughter main-eventing WrestleManias—then Reigns as a transitional champion would make sense.
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That culminated in the August deal that set up a transitional ruling council.
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For UK life insurers, transitional allowances are most significant on legacy annuity business.
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When transitional arrangements on technical provisions are included, the ratio improves to 179%.
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"They're going to need to leapfrog the transitional roadway transportation system," he says.
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This is why prominent Brexit MPs are so hostile towards a transitional deal.
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"We're in a transitional phase [in agriculture]," Dobni told me over the phone.
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The latest version of macOS arrives during a transitional time for the company.
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"I see myself as a transitional figure," Pelosi told the Los Angeles Times.
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The transitional pitch It was preordained that Pelosi would have a speaker fight.
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Knotty problems of unification, demobilization, and transitional justice will need to be answered.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's transitional government unanimously approved the measure over the weekend.
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In this transitional period, it depends on how the two sides handle it.
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The works are knowingly made for a situation that is transitional and contingent.
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Shouldn't the city be focusing on permanent supportive housing rather than transitional housing?
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The society also runs another transitional house as well as a thrift store.
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When McMurtry wrote this novel Houston was already a fast-changing transitional hub.
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"The police in Kasserine are against the process of transitional justice," she said.
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A transitional government run by civilians is set to assume power on Sunday.
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New York City Transitional Finance Authority, $1 billion of building aid revenue bonds.
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Still, as members digest the idea of a transitional leader, some want specifics.
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"We need a long transitional period," Adrian Montague, chairman of insurer Aviva, said.
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There might be a transitional figure, but there will also be broad discussions.
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The second phase will focus on future trade links and a transitional period.
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A transitional government run by civilians is set to assume power on Sunday.
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He accused Maduro of usurping power and promised to create a transitional government.
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But with the transitional outlier that was The Wedding Singer, there was potential.
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Manufacturers will have a one-year transitional period to sell existing branded packaged inventory.
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New York City's Transitional Finance Authority ranked second, with 14 deals totaling $4.75 billion.
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It could be a transitional role before his eventual promotion as central bank governor.
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The ankle-length red cardigan is the answer to all our transitional dressing prayers.
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At June 30, 2017, PNC's transitional CET1 was 10.3%, slightly below the peer median.
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The opposition here has called for a transitional government, something experts believe is unconstitutional.
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The Security Council resolution envisions the establishment of a transitional government in six months.
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In 24, 2000 people lived on Reno's streets, in shelters and in transitional housing.
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The road to 2020/2025 will be paved with transitional, rather than transformational technologies.
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We needed a physical manifestation of our commitment to the importance of transitional research.
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Not too big and not too small, this skull could represent a transitional species.
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Adolescence and young adulthood are already transitional phases that bring unique age-related challenges.
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A transitional government was hastily thrown together, and they'll try elections again in April.
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A weak number today would have caused a problem for the Fed's transitional weakness.
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And the central bank would continue to hold 25 percent in a transitional period.
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Elections in October were postponed because of a failed coup against a transitional government.
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"Both 2016 and 2017 have been transitional years for the wind sector," WindEurope said.
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CNN: Some veterans have said your transitional housing program is similar to basic training.
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Appropriate transitional arrangements should be in place while this relationship is finalised, it added.
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The Southern Transitional Council would also join any political talks to end the war.
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Meghan Markle's trench-style dress is a perfect example of a transitional wardrobe piece.
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"The transitional government cannot operate under the current situation of intimidation," Mr. Machar said.
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New York City Transitional Finance Authority, $800 million of future tax secured subordinate bonds.
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The EBA said on Thursday it would consider issuing guidance on any transitional arrangements.
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At end-15493, Ethias's group regulatory Solvency II ratio was 132%, excluding transitional arrangements.
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New York Transitional Finance Authority, $187.5 million of Series B-2 revenue bonds. Competitive.
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New York Transitional Finance Authority, $62.5 million of Series B-3 revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Like Reagan, Bill Clinton was a transitional figure in an era of partisan flux.
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New York City Transitional Finance Authority, $750 million of building aid revenue bonds. Ramirez.
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Bardo is a play on purgatory or the Buddhist idea of the transitional state.
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In October, Pelosi told the Los Angeles Times she would be a "transitional" speaker.
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Robot dynamic, and if you want to be nice, you can call it transitional.
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This music is so transitional, from one thing to the next all the time.
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My transitional coat is a Barbour from an Anya Hindmarch collaboration released in 2010.
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For the deal's supporters, transitional justice is a painful compromise that made peace possible.
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The group also helps families find transitional or permanent housing, jobs and social services.
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Guaido says Maduro must step aside for a transitional government to organize new elections.
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There were a lot of great essays about our brutal, angry transitional historic moment.
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New York City Transitional Finance Authority, $850 million of future tax secured subordinated bonds.
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His government has been a transitional one since it was dissolved fifteen months ago.
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"Only a transitional government organizing free and fair presidential elections can end the crisis."
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The light would fade out and a transitional song of choir humming would play.
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With people, by contrast, loss is not a transitional state but a terminal one.
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It's layering season, and transitional pieces like cropped pants and light jackets are aplenty.
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Hong Kong aims to providing 10,000 transitional housing units in the next three years.
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New York City Transitional Finance Authority, $840 million of future tax secured subordinate bonds.
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The gum does that — even frozen in photographs, its shapes look transitional and impermanent.
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It's truly the only transitional accessory that you'll never regret having in your closet.
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It was transitional — no one died, no big secrets were revealed, but uneasiness reigned.
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The "vast majority" of those residents have sought help getting placed in transitional hotels.
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Transitional sessions are scheduled in between, depending on how fast the client's hairs grow.
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Soon, we would move into a transitional apartment complex that doubled as a halfway house.
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Defending the capital are disparate Islamist militia that prop up the UN-recognized transitional government.
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That countered expectations that a transitional deal would come well before any deal on trade.
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The reason I was excited about it was because…it's interesting: it's a transitional episode.
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The appeal called for security guarantees for humanitarian workers, rejection of radicalism, and transitional justice.
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The new opposition prime minister announced a transitional government just minutes before Kabila's mandate expired.
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"EU law cites a number of different bases for requiring transitional arrangements," the document says.
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The commission had failed to couple the repeal of the tax rules with transitional measures.
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If you've never heard of a shadow period, think of it as a transitional phase.
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The airlifts will be provided as part of the agency's Transitional Shelter Assistance Program (TSA).
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A tribunal dispensing "transitional justice" will not include foreign magistrates, as the earlier version permitted.
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The post-Arrival government is called the Transitional Authority, echoing the allied coalition's Provisional Authority.
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Some see Falcon as a possible transitional figure, able to unite two heavily divided groups.
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But much was left vague, including whether any transitional government would answer to the generals.
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Mrs May has already accepted that Britain should stay in both during any transitional period.
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The term "transitional outerwear" makes us excited and a little confused at the same time.
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So it was transitional, in the respect that the details had to be different, right?
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Sterling had recently been residing in a transitional living center, according to The Advocate newspaper.
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Until a transitional deal was agreed, the market would increasingly price a cliff-edge Brexit.
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It's a very transitional color, setting the stage for her most spectacular onscreen costume moment.
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Portable drones may only represent a transitional stage to the flying robots of the future.
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Only Singapore in APAC stuck to the agreed timeline, and it has applied transitional arrangements.
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The shelter will also offer a 24-hour crisis intervention line and emergency transitional shelter.
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It has been trying to rebuild since establishing its first functioning transitional government in 2012.
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"After a reasonable length of transitional period, ConocoPhillips will transfer (operatorship) to Pertamina," he said.
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Van der Bellen must now choose a new chancellor to put together a transitional cabinet.
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Elections were postponed the month before because of a failed coup against the transitional government.
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The transitional proposal under discussion would come into effect by the third quarter of 2019.
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The transitional government returned to power until Burkina Faso's November election ushered in new leaders.
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It was a hugely transitional year, turning 40, and I think it needs to be.
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NG reported a Solvency II (SII) ratio of 262% including transitional measures at end-2016.
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Japan, whose banks in London use an EU passport, has also called for transitional arrangements.
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It will be up to the transitional government to reach an agreement on these borders.
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Hamid Karzai, steeped in controversy and claims of corruption, became the transitional leader of Afghanistan.
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The lighter you are, the easier it is to hold positions and make transitional leaps.
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And at times, the European Union has allowed countries to place "transitional controls" on immigration.
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The main opposition MDC-T has shown no resistance to Mnangagwa serving as transitional leader.
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They're perfect for transitional periods because they're light on my feet while keeping them cozy.
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"We've had a bit of a transitional period for the last few years," Rickey says.
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To deal with that problem, they are building a 30-bed building for transitional housing.
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It can go wherever you go, thanks to its super lightweight style and transitional design.
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This transitional time between energetic youth and mature complexity is sometimes called a dumb phase.
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The United States Embassy blamed the ruling Transitional Military Council led by General al-Burhan.
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It also increases the use of home detention, post-release transitional programs and electronic monitoring.
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Chrysalis also places clients in transitional jobs, which is how I started working for them.
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Correction: This article has been updated to reflect that the transitional period is three years.
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Paying for it was just a transitional nuisance on the way to middle-class adulthood.
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The box score illustrated what a strange transitional season it has been for the Warriors.
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She may need this transitional phase, though, before she can get on with her life.
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"If this has been successful in a transitional neighborhood, anything really can happen," he said.
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Transitional pieces that work for both chilly fall mornings and warm afternoons are in order.
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Its tone reminds me of the gloaming—that lambent, transitional moment between night and day.
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Syrians trained and vetted by the American military will serve as a transitional security force.
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However, new battle lines are now being drawn over the timespan of this transitional period.
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Washington ultimately proved to be an early transitional figure in our ugly history of slavery.
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What transitional words and phrases does the writer use to move between her two topics?
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Popovich is also in a transitional season, his first in 20 years without Tim Duncan.
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SO THE FIRST QUARTER IS GOING TO BE A TRANSITIONAL QUARTER IN VERY MANY REGARDS.
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But the transitional government will need U.S. support to address debt issues and attract investment.
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In 2011, the military-backed transitional government yielded to public pressure and suspended the project.
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The announcements by the country's transitional government fulfilled two major demands by pro-democracy protesters.
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The transitional government, led by Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok, is Sudan's first since Bashir's overthrow.
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That's a troubling sign if this is to be a transparent and accountable transitional government.
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The Transitional Jobs Reentry Demonstration, which offered subsidized transitional jobs to formerly incarcerated men in Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul from 2007 to 2008, briefly increased employment early on but had no effect on long-run employment in traditional private or public sector jobs.
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The best guarantee against terrorism was a political agreement achieved through a U.N.-led transitional process.
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This would include the formation of a transitional governing body with full executive powers, she said.
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The Transitional Military Council has been in power since the military overthrew al-Bashir in April.
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The document says the transitional deal should last a minimum of between three to five years.
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The Security Council would recognize the new transitional authority and lay out the transition's next steps.
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We have quite a few people that are transitioning to Dallas by way of transitional homes.
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Aviva's solvency ratio falls to 57 percent excluding transitional measures and long-term guarantees, Bernstein said.
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We talk to them about helping us identify women who are ready for a transitional opportunity.
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Every time a Frank Ocean album drops, its always during a very transitional period for me.
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Ultimately, this shift in her style and beauty reflect a bigger, more transitional moment for Hough.
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The transitional price cap for particularly disadvantaged customers on prepayment meters came into force in April.
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The trailer sets up what appears to be a transitional moment for the X-Men franchise.
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Logsdon was the program director and deacon of Anthony House, a transitional home for homeless men.
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BMPS was a long way ahead of the banks with the nearest worrying transitional CET21095 ratio.
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They will feel confident from this vote about rolling out their plans for the transitional period.
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Some, like Ms Mubarak, say no transitional government can include any of those responsible for atrocities.
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Peña Nieto said he has agreed to a meeting with Trump, possibly during the transitional period.
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Pallotta: Yeah, I think the next few years will be transitional for Marvel at the movies.
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For many, 14 is such a transitional age that is still very much apart of childhood.
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Any aid to a new, transitional government should be conditional on a free and fair ballot.
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Whether or not you should finally buy that transitional oversized blazer, however, is all on you.
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The military has promised to hand over power to an elected government after a transitional period.
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From sundresses to leather jackets, you'll be prepared for whatever transitional weather gets thrown your way.
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STI's transitional Common Equity Tier 1 ratio under Basel III was 103% at June 30, 2016.
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But this EP remains a portrait of a band in a transitional phase, musically and personally.
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"But we can't have a perpetual transitional period undermining the concept of Brexit itself," he said.
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"We are on the precipice of the most transitional point in Roloff family history," Matt admits.
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An agreement for a transitional government was reached just 22 hours before Martelly left his post.
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It's the kind of tumultuous, transitional anxiety any college senior faces: What's going to happen next?
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Shell executive Huibert Vigeveno, who headed the integration planning in recent months, will become transitional CEO.
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Inconsistencies arise because many insurers are applying different transitional measures, which will strongly affect their metrics.
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Your career has spanned this transitional era where artists have become super-accessible through social media.
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"I always felt 2017 was going to be a bit of a transitional year...," he added.
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But the most difficult to resolve may be the system of transitional justice it laid out.
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But the Southern Transitional Council that leads the separatists may not have broad support outside Aden.
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It fell to 125% (excluding transitional arrangements) in 220H120, driven by the decline in interest rates.
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"Without transitional provisions, the negotiations would be doomed to failure from the start," Seif told Reuters.
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The cable operator will provide transitional services for up to four years after the deal closes.
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" Hall described this transitional period — between ages 12.53 and 24 — as full of "storm and stress.
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But considering the fickle hot and cold temperatures we've experienced lately, transitional footwear is a must.
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Alpha said transitional servicing of the NPL portfolio has been undertaken by Cepal Hellas Financial Services.
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Bell sleeves are the ideal, right-this-minute transitional top — check out four fresh examples, ahead.
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The U.K. has also ceded ground on the transitional arrangements for the 20 months after Brexit.
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Britain's Brexit minister, David Davis, has said a transitional arrangement could last one or two years.
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Saint George's career has been in a transitional stage since his double header against Carl Froch.
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I need to be able to have transitional clothing that can go from day-to-night.
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Roch Marc Kabore was elected president in November, ending more than a year of transitional rule.
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Demonstrators want civilians to run the transitional period and lead Sudan's 40 million people to democracy.
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Random close-ups of grinning skulls and fly-covered leg bones are used as transitional adornments.
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You know those warm but breezy transitional days when you're not really sure what to wear?
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However, the Fair Work commission wanted transitional arrangements to mitigate the hardship caused by the cuts.
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Plus a transitional jacket, like a pea coat or lightweight trench, and a couple of scarves.
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The Safir project is happening at a transitional moment for the European Union's commercial drone industry.
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Organizers have urged the military to "immediately and unconditionally" hand power to a transitional civilian government.
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At one transitional housing program run through a set of churches, they changed locations each week.
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"Despite the political tensions, we all support transitional justice now," he said in a telephone interview.
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The prime ministerial position will be for the transitional period of three years and three months.
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That November, he entered Safe Haven, now called Sheltering Arms, a transitional housing center in Queens.
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A U.N. resolution governing the talks says the transitional governing body will have full executive powers.
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The third project, with a 5-million-euro budget, is a transitional measure for onshore wind.
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"Every step of this transitional process takes on symbolic value and has lasting effects," he said.
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This is a stalwart transitional metal known for its stabilizing properties, despite its crazy name, YTTRIUM.
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Bradley, now 18, and the students prepare and serve meals for veterans living in transitional housing.
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ViacomCBS said the quarter was transitional, and the combination will cut expenses by more than expected.
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"These are transitional-age youth," said Carole McKindley-Alvarez, who oversees case management for the court.
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New York City Transitional Finance Authority, $800 million of future tax secured tax-exempt subordinate bonds.
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Gothaer also reported a strong Solvency II ratio of 220% at end-2016, including transitional measures.
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On Friday, the transitional government released 10 priorities that included fighting corruption and safeguarding human rights.
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It was, as Scott Lemieux argued for Vox earlier this year, a "tentative and transitional" term.
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Harry Harris last week dubbed China a "disruptive transitional force in the Indo-Pacific," Reuters noted.
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Dorothy's grief was so acute that her friend and therapist recommended trying out transitional object therapy.
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Today, Create is the only transitional housing program in the city designed specifically for young men.
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His promise to lead a transitional government until the country holds free elections has revived hope.
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I think Virginia is a tribute to the fact that that anxiety is a transitional anxiety.
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He was welcomed by Lieutenant General Shams El Din Kabbashi, spokesman for the Transitional Military Council.
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I'm fascinated by transitional eras because some of the most interesting stuff happens during those times.
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Government sources said Bashir had stepped down and consultations were underway to form a transitional council.
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Trade minister Liam Fox said on Sunday Britain may need a transitional agreement to bridge the gap for firms during negotiations with the EU, while the Financial Times reported that EU Brexit negotiators are insisting Britain agree to its European divorce settlement before any such transitional deal.
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A new parliament could elect a new president, who would dissolve the pre-transitional council and establish a transitional justice process, to help Syria confront crimes committed during the war, and a truth and reconciliation commission to pave the way for a new dawn for Syria.
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Clinton had hoped, the transitional regime simply began paying fighters salaries that many viewed as protection money.
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I much prefer the transitional fade animations with Reduce motion turned on over the nauseating zooming effects.
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The opposition leader has vowed to set up a transitional government and organize free and fair elections.
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They partner with homeless shelters, transitional houses, and foster homes to help women regain confidence and dignity.
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In turning to music, Buerhaus created a transitional object, an organ — a musical sculpture, one might say.
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He promised "free and fair elections" for Sudan at the end of the two-year transitional period.
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Read: rich-brown leathers, transitional metallics, and versatile grays — in all the casual-cool styles we love.
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After he was released, he took a job volunteering as a counselor for a transitional services program.
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A transitional government led by Abdalla Hamdok, an economist, is expected to take over on September 1st.
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In February, Mnangagwa's government introduced the RTGS dollar as a transitional unit before relaunching the Zimbabwean dollar.
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That is, there would be no transitional period for the British government to negotiate free trade deals.
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"We all felt that this was the perfect transitional color palette from summer into fall," adds Sumwalt.
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Leaders in civil society have argued for a "transitional authority" of technocrats that would help rebuild institutions.
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Brexit supporters say the transitional deal risks leaving Britain subject to EU rules for an indefinite period.
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They were largely products of a transitional economy where talent was but one piece of the equation.
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Alaradi supported the Libyan revolution from afar, and his brother was appointed to the National Transitional Council.
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Some even see impersonator accounts as a transitional phase before more advanced forms of catfishing become possible.
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For that reason, the animal provides a rare window into this murky transitional phase in tyrannosaur evolution.
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The political steps agreed upon, including the formation of a transitional government, have yet to be implemented.
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The transitional body would then run the country for 18 months, after which there would be elections.
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Nonetheless, Fox dismissed suggestions that a transitional period might hamper his efforts to reach new accords swiftly.
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"These are fabricated attempts by the (Transitional Military Council) to strengthen their grip on power," he said.
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But the Houthis "had no representation in the transitional government," the Middle East Institute's Charles Schmitz writes.
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He's now the executive director of Liberty House, which is a transitional facility for former homeless vets.
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The deal called for a transitional national unity government to be put in place by early February.
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On April 11 the military toppled and arrested Bashir, announcing the formation of a transitional military council.
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The hasty executions of Saddam Hussein and Muammar Qaddafi passed for transitional justice in Iraq and Libya.
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"We think there should be some form of transitional arrangements," Browne told a House of Lords committee.
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When the sovereign council is formed, the current ruling body, a transitional military council, will be dissolved.
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The artist born Gustav Åhr died during a transitional phase, not even two years into his career.
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"These Were the Transitional Years" by Zak Smith There were cells on both sides, stacked fourteen high.
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Some opposition figures have called for a transitional authority to take over as Mr Mugabe's authority dips.
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But the two sides signed an agreement in August that called for a transitional government in Juba.
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The discounter is partnering with CVS on stronger media and marketing to work through its transitional period.
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They need to know that the military occupation itself will really end after an agreed transitional process.
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It's a transitional period for LVP, as it seeks a new president and plots its 220006 strategy.
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But the socioeconomic march forward continued, and there was a noble symmetry to that transitional year, 1997.
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The commander of the RSF, Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo serves as deputy head of the Transitional Military Council.
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Plans to float a new transitional local currency introduced last month, the RTGS dollar, have been delayed.
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The short, collagelike video focuses on the time ahead of, during and following a catastrophic, transitional ent.
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Designed to be used for about two weeks, the Transitional Sheltering Assistance program has been extended repeatedly.
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After two decades in the fashion business, Mr. Simons is at a transitional point in his career.
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US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo urged the UN Security Council to stand behind Guaido's transitional government.
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"Resolution authorities shall determine an appropriate transitional period which is as short as possible," the regulation said.
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Perhaps Sanders regards social democracy as a transitional stage on the way to a thoroughgoing American socialism.
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But from the vantage point of 21982, both Reagan and Bill Clinton look more like transitional figures.
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Under the plan, Bashir would stay in power for a transitional period to be followed by elections.
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Transitional spaces, like entrances and exits, caught her interest and aligned with her continuing exploration of stillness.
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He calls the program an "important transitional vehicle" toward a public-health-oriented response to drug abuse.
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A replica of a mobile wagon filled with distributable suffrage ephemera is in the third, transitional gallery.
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The leader of the attack, which was quickly subdued, said he was calling for a transitional government.
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Lloyd's enjoyable, astringent experiment feels transitional, and plows new ground for interpreter-directors of Pinter to come.
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Over a nine-year transitional period, women with low to middle incomes would get special financial support.
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They are detained in a transitional restorative unit that focuses on therapeutic approaches, programming and inmate engagement.
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A new transitional government is now in place in Sudan, and Bashir went on trial on Monday.
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Transitional shots are few; empty interiors are introduced before (or held after) being animated by human activity.
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Here, proof that teal is the ultimate transitional nail color and perfect for your entrée into spring.
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These are people who want to work but need a transitional pathway to succeed in sustainable employment.
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Then, if they "behaved well" (didn't use drugs, took medicines, etc.), they could get to transitional housing.
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That process calls for Syrian peace talks aimed at setting up a transitional government and eventual elections.
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"The financial crisis is not the subsidies, it's the resource allocation within the transitional authority," he said.
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From cropped pants to jackets to lightweight knits, fall is all about building the perfect transitional wardrobe.
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The field of exoplanets is now in a transitional era from discovering them to characterizing their atmospheres.
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Cowen told its clients to overlook any short-term transitional hiccups into the Turing gaming card launch.
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And, like Popovich, he still has a contender, if not the best team, in this transitional season.
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Just under two-thirds stay in emergency shelters or transitional housing programs, while a third live outside.
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A lot of what you see is transitional, and the vast majority of Americans are completely insulated.
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The Transitional Military Council has been running the country since the overthrow of former leader Omar al-Bashir.
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The ruling Transitional Military Council thanked Ethiopia on Saturday for its mediation efforts, state news agency SUNA said.
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Transitional justice includes mechanisms like truth commissions, which can investigate crimes that courts have been unable to do.
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And transitional periods, like the one Marvel is now entering, are often when that interest starts to wane.
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Walmart's current global e-commerce chief, Neil Ashe, will eventually depart after a transitional period, these people said.
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Cancer biologists have never seen such transitional cell states, but some are now seeking them in lab studies.
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The exhibit shines in its transitional journey, following four major human life movements: sleeping, working, mourning, and dancing.
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With its dark, brash outlines and surprisingly sensitive interior modeling, "Blue Angel" (1994) could be a transitional work.
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Amy Sherald: What's different is that I have a painting in there that's kind of a transitional painting.
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And last fall, Microsoft entered the territory of Apple's iMac with the transitional all-in-one Surface Studio.
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The company said the cold spring in key markets "had an unfavourable impact on sales of transitional garments".
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"This is a tough and transitional moment for equities," said Kate Moore, chief equity strategist — Americas at BlackRock.
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The music feels a bit listless, like this is going to be a transitional period in his career.
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"Transitional justice will fail if war crimes becomes the pivot," warns Jehan Perera, a prominent human-rights activist.
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So, if that's the transitional point between reality and escape, presumably the character navigating between is Agent Cooper.
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It will probably then enter into a 21-month-long "transitional" arrangement, in which little will change substantively.
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"The transitional period is unspecific and I think she needs to bring some clarity to that," he said.
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We're witnessing a transitional moment for the country music genre that opens up space for weirdness and experimentation.
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It was like a transitional point in my life and my experience of living in New York City.
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While it may not reach indisputable classic status, it drops a pin at a transitional time in rap.
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Machar will be among five vice presidents in the new transitional government, according to the 11-page agreement.
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They suggest a transitional period of at least four years due to the technical complexity of the issue.
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Featuring the singles "Never Been Wrong" and "Silver," the album catches Crutchfield in a transitional, post-breakup period.
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This is a transitional cabinet that is going to take us to the next elections (due mid-2019).
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Apparently, there's one fashion item currently trending on Pinterest, and it has nothing to do with transitional dressing.
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The declaration also envisages the appointment of a 300-member legislative assembly to serve during the transitional period.
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They have remained in use during a transitional phrase, but that phase will not be extended, Maijoor said.
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But the American and Russian expectation that they reach an agreement on issues of transitional governance by Aug.
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At end-103, the Solvency II ratio was 136% for the group, without an allowance for transitional measures.
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Psychiatrists call them transitional objects, comforting possessions that help the young navigate their way from helplessness to independence.
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J.) and dated Thursday, asks FEMA for a 60-day extension of the Transitional Sheltering Assistance (TSA) program.
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Several sources have told Reuters that the appointment was transitional and that another successor could yet be announced.
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It was a great transitional piece for those warm summer-into-autumn days, and the details were exquisite.
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A transitional agreement will give Iliad access to the merged company's 2G, 3G, 4G and other new technologies.
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Her mother is a transitional coach nurse, responsible for outpatient coordination, at Einstein Medical Center, also in Philadelphia.
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A hard cut can draw attention to itself to create a sense of dramatic irony or transitional smoothness.
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Zimbabwe introduced the RTGS as a transitional unit in February as a step towards relaunching the Zimbabwean dollar.
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Kiir, in a speech on Monday to the Transitional National Legislative Assembly, said the accusations are being investigated.
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"It is only current near elderly who are going get particularly penalized by this transitional effect," he added.
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Protest organizers declared a general strike and called on the international community to shun the Transitional Military Council.
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"The real negotiations on the economics will be in the period of the transitional deal," Mr. Fraser said.
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Abdel Fattah al-Burhan Abdelrahman, the general inspector of the armed forces, as head of the transitional council.
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There should be support for a program of transitional justice that addresses the victims' needs while facilitating change.
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The government earmarked HK$36 million in this year's budget to create 500 units of modular transitional housing.
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But her bicentennial came at a transitional moment in Brontë studies, because the consensus on Anne is changing.
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The one body with political credibility to take charge of a second transitional process is the African Union.
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Under Iran's constitution, a transitional "Leadership Council" is permitted until a supreme leader is selected by the assembly.
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The researchers believe that Ledumahadi was a transitional dinosaur, an evolutionary experiment itself during the Early Jurassic period.
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The government has also said it aimed to provide 10,000 transitional housing units in the next three years.
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Those transitional moments — how you get from one step to the next — are what dancing is all about.
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Kamer said that caregivers had been working with Wong to provide transitional treatment after he left Pathway Home.
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A transitional government was installed in August following months of protests that led to the military ousting Bashir.
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"We really made the house light, bright, and it feels like a very transitional style now," he says.
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In retrospect, Reputation sounds transitional, as if she wasn't yet ready to let the love songs stand alone.
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" He added, "They wanted to revoke the mandate of president and vice president and form a transitional government.
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She helped lead the company during a transitional time, which saw founder Ray Dalio step aside as CEO.
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"It's a transitional, fragmented episode built around narrative red herrings," Mike Hale wrote in The New York Times.
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The government has also said it aimed to provide 10,000 transitional housing units in the next three years.
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Two different groups of people who had attempted coups had been arrested, the Transitional Military Council's spokesman said.
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The transitional color trend has remained popular to this day thanks to celebrities like Vanessa Hudgens and Ciara.
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In April gamblers rated her chances of clinging on at two in three, after her government announced a transitional agreement with the EU. If Britain can agree a full withdrawal deal, the transitional agreement will give it an extra 21 months of what amounts to continuing membership but without voting rights.
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He also said Britain wanted a transitional agreement to make sure businesses were not thrown into different trading circumstances on the day that the country leaves the EU. "We think that there will be a transitional agreement, not that long .. I think one to two years is more likely," he said.
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MONOPILE TRIPOD TENSION LEG PLATFORM Shallow water depth Transitional water depth Deep water 0 – 100 FT. 100 – 200 FT. 200 – 3,000 FT. SEA LEVEL ANCHOR LINES MONOPILE TRIPOD TENSION LEG PLATFORM Shallow water depth Transitional water depth Deep water 423 – 100 FT. 100 – 200 FT. 260 – 2000,2500 FT. +280 ft.
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This point, plus the ticking clock, leads to another conclusion: the need quite soon to talk of transitional arrangements.
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Did the opposition's Transitional National Council really represent the whole of a deeply divided country, or just one region?
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A source close to the deal had earlier told Reuters that FS's bid would only be a "transitional phase".
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Sweet Beginnings offers full-time, transitional jobs to previously incarcerated individuals like Jones, who need help reintegrating into society.
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Although the transitional clinic accepts patients covered by Medicare, Medicaid or private insurance, it can't accept most uninsured patients.
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Or "transitional," though that one can sound a bit too much like you have a masters in public administration.
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Syria's new government would assume full powers from the transitional body after the parliamentary and presidential elections in August.
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He promised to create a transitional government that would help the oil-rich nation escape its hyperinflationary economic collapse.
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"The current fiscal year is a transitional year for Aurubis as we invest intensively in our production," he added.
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ZARIF: Well, I think we live in a transitional era in international politics, and that's the nature of transition.
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The junta says this is needed to smooth a five-year "transitional period" before full civilian rule is restored.
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Analysts said L&G's heavy use of transitional measures meant it was anticipated their ratio would come down significantly.
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"I expect that the sale of medical and recreational marijuana in the city of Trinidad is transitional," Mattie says.
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But claimants risk losing that "transitional protection" if their circumstances change—say, if they break up with their partner.
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THEN: Rui Da Silva's biggest track—"Touch Me"—is arguably the most 'transitional' of the set from this era.
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"This room features transitional furniture, not the old lady antiques that I had in my old home," she says.
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In an attempt to respond to those critiques, Pelosi has pitched herself as a "transitional leader" in recent weeks.
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Foreign and local observers will be vital to ensuring a clean contest in such a "transitional democracy" (see article).
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However, the bank fared better than expected in the EBA results, with a transitional CET1 ratio of 7.69 percent.
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For the shoot, however, I paired it with my coworker's pink mules, perfect for the transitional weather we're having.
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"My work with photogrammetry tries to represent a transitional state between 2D representation and the physical world," she says.
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Garvin was a perpetual midcarder, but the NWA needed a transitional, short-term champion and he fit the bill.
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In that instance, the army took charge but then quickly handed power to a transitional government to organise elections.
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The organisation's rules were drafted in the early 1990s with transitional economies like those of Eastern Europe in mind.
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"It was a transitional period for him, where we saw remnants…" Cranston says in this excerpt from the interview.
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Lorde writes convincingly about adolescent turmoil in transitional periods, and the album is itself a product of such turmoil.
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If you're looking for the perfect transitional piece to update your wardrobe for winter, a bomber's your best bet.
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Gunfire erupted Sunday after separatists with the Southern Transitional Council (STC) took control of the city's main government building.
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And the constitutional document governing the transitional period calls for the formation of a state that respects human rights.
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To realize that these things are always based ... In the book I wrote a lot about transitional labor forces.
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Britain said on Wednesday it wanted an outline agreement on a transitional deal by the first quarter of 2018.
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Demonstrations that led to Bashir's exit have continued in the nation with many calling for a transitional civilian government.
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They also want a transitional parliament dissolved and replaced by a new one formed with less than 200 members.
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But amid the anxious ambiance and slow-burning twists, one thing stood out as phenomenally disturbing: Jean's transitional outfit.
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Tunisia's on-going experience with transitional justice has demonstrated the central role such processes can play in overcoming conflict.
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"The notice is without prejudice to possible transitional arrangements on which talks may start in January," the notice said.
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Or is she a transitional figure, monitoring the boundary between private and public, past and present: a "poet-caretaker"?
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August is considered a transitional month in the Maldives but we experienced more sunshine than rain during our stay.
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The new disclosures will quantify the impacts of transitional allowances, helping to improve S2 comparability between insurers across Europe.
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" But he said collaboration between the public and private sectors "will take care of any short term transitional issues.
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Pelosi has pitched the idea of a "transitional" Speakership where she'd serve until the end of the next Congress.
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With only 18 months left until the UK leave the bloc, urgent agreement on a transitional arrangement is crucial.
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No transitional government should receive international support unless it undertakes serious and sustained actions to meet the above standards.
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In the 85033s, the U.S. helped establish the Palestinian Authority, a transitional quasi-state designed to become fully sovereign.
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The two sides agreed last August to set up a transitional government, but they have yet to do so.
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The rival leaders agreed last August to set up a transitional government, but they have yet to do so.
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She's even avoiding using the phrase "transitional deal" and has used language such as "phased period of implementation" instead.
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QPR fans are used to the odd dodgy season, and this campaign is perhaps best written off as transitional.
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" In a statement, the group restated its demand for power to be handed immediately to "a transitional civilian government.
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I think, especially now seeing the new record, I look at Book Burner as more of a transitional thing.
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In 22019, about 1.5 million people accessed homeless services including emergency shelter, transitional housing and other homeless assistance programs.
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He is presiding over a transitional government, making impactful decisions without the support of the electorate or the parliament.
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The victims were enrolled in a program called Transitional Sheltering Assistance, which provides hotels to people displaced by disasters.
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But her package determines only what happens to trade in a transitional period, during which very little will change.
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The euphoria of protesters soured, however, as they realized that generals had taken over in a Transitional Military Council.
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Phase two would focus on the transitional period — how the UK and the EU would adjust to the breakup.
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Mundy delves deeply into a transitional pre-Betty Friedan moment in American life when institutional discrimination was the norm.
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The hypnagogoscope relates to hypnagogia, the transitional state between wake and sleep, and to the hypnagogic state of consciousness.
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Mr. Hadi was not in Aden when the clashes between his loyalists and the Southern Transitional Council separatists began.
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The strengths of those plays are undeniable, yet to me they seem like transitional works that never transitioned anywhere.
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They held hostage Mr. Saleh's transitional successor, President Abdu Rabbu Mansour Hadi, and effectively took over all government functions.
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It stemmed from a transitional justice law passed in 2013, and the following year, the commission began its work.
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That said, Henriques has produced a highly intelligent and perceptive analysis of an important transitional era in modern finance.
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It's because we're in a historic transitional moment and the very foundations of society are now open to question.
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He will face pressure from the peace deal's foes to be more critical, especially of the transitional-justice provisions.
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More than 70,85033 people — including thousands of children — are still living in hotels through FEMA's Transitional Shelter Assistance program.
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"The transitional period will cease as soon as we have approved or rejected the bank's model application," she added.
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It's searchable by city, state or ZIP code for emergency, transitional and long-term services across the United States.
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Shoppers will be able to choose from nine styles: modern, midcentury, traditional, glam, industrial, bohemian, farmhouse, transitional and Scandinavian.
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The government said it would establish a "transitional justice" system to hear cases of crimes committed during the war.
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"Transitional style," which is a cousin to mid-century modern design, was a hit with Google users in 2019.
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VAWA funded programs have provided victims with critical services such as transitional housing, legal assistance, and supervised visitation services.
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About 5003% of German life companies applied to use transitional measures on technical provisions for their Solvency II reporting.
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This is a transitional moment, and it isn't yet clear what museums might become, only that they are changing.
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The national association of lawyers has demanded that the authorities postpone the election and set up a transitional government.
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He had promised to rush through a trade deal by the end of 2020, when transitional Brexit arrangements expire.
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"The past fiscal year was a transitional year for Aurubis," said CEO Roland Harings who took over in July.
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I sought treatment at an inpatient recovery center, was counseled to not move back home but rather transitional housing.
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Several sources told Reuters the appointment was transitional and that Lagerfeld's successor would be announced after the mourning period.
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The gleaming, 176-unit apartment complex at East 99th Street is a far-cry from transitional or halfway houses.
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Heavy bedding and other compression items have resonated, metaphorically and psychologically, as transitional objects for a population under stress.
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"A National Transitional Authority must be the final outcome of a national dialogue," the PCC said in a statement.
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The Transitional Justice Working Group report alleges victims have been publicly executed for petty offenses such as stealing copper.
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That resonance likely comes from the fact that making Quit The Curse was a transitional time for Burch herself.
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On Saturday, volunteers began remodeling two apartments that will be used for transitional housing to homeless veterans at no cost.
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South Sudan's transitional government needs to ensure that those who incited or carried out the violence are identified and prosecuted.
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Maiabalaena lived during the transitional period that divided the Eocene from the Oligocene, which happened some 33 million years ago.
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House of Cherith -- a part of Atlanta's City of Refuge transitional housing campus -- is a safe-house for exploited women.
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Mohamed served briefly as the defense minister in 2008 during Somalia's transitional federal government, which was backed by United Nations.
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But a Transitional Military Council set up after al-Bashir's removal vows to run the country for a couple years.
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The agreement and efforts to establish a transitional government have largely fallen by the wayside amid bickering and intermittent clashes.
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Some traders expect Britain to secure a transitional deal to leave the bloc soon, which could help lift sterling higher.
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What we love most about Meghan's look is how perfectly transitional her choice of a classic trench-style dress is.
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But hours later no statement had been issued, amid reports of differences about the make-up of the transitional council.
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"Transitional justice, by definition, is modest, because we already know we can't do everything," tribunal administrator Nestor Raul Correa said.
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But it steered away from its previous insistence the Syrian president should leave at the start of a transitional phase.
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Credit Suisse's A.J. Rice said the company faces a "transitional year" as it tries to drive changes in health care.
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Last week Sudan's main opposition alliance nominated economist Abdalla Hamdok to serve as prime minister in the country's transitional government.
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But the vast majority said a trade deal would probably be signed, regardless of whether there is a transitional arrangement.
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Roberts is playing Heidi Burgman, a former caseworker at the Homecoming transitional facility which helps soldiers transition to civilian life.
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On top of the natural step of having a leotard line (as does Biles) Raisman is interested in transitional pieces.
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The aesthetic of the brand is a mix of midcentury-modern, traditional, and transitional pieces to suit every decorating taste.
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" The secret to styling looks for transitional weather is... "Easy pieces that you can layer on top of each other.
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Commerzbank posted a capital ratio of 13.6 percent according to the Basel 3 transitional rules as of 30 September 2016.
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At the time, the elite consensus was that everyone benefits from trade, and any "transitional costs" were quick and painless.
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At this point, your browser is probably inundated with summer-to-fall transitional clothing stories (we're guilty of it too!).
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"It's a tricky transitional period," said Christopher K. Anderson, a faculty member at the Cornell University School of Hotel Administration.
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Back in pre-iPhone and pre-internet days, the old solutions to addressing homelessness were building shelters and transitional housing.
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The army set up a Transitional Military Council (TMC) to rule the country and promised to hand over after elections.
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Some went into transitional housing, built by the government, while others doubled up with relatives or made do with tents.
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The transitional cabinet that he is now part of is tasked with laying the foundations for democratic elections in 2022.
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Such a transitional council should be protected by the Sudanese armed forces, the Sudanese Professionals Association said in a statement.
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How does it feel while you're still in a transitional period between being the average citizen to a public figure?
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The Union has opened the door to transitional arrangements but U.K. will have to continue contributing to the EU's budget.
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The two weeks before and after a planet turns retrograde are known as "shadow periods," and they're essentially transitional phases.
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"We consider that the transitional period starts with the fall of Bashar al-Assad or his death," he told reporters.
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Aung San, was assassinated in 1947 while he led the transitional government as Myanmar gained its independence from Great Britain.
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A transitional regime, taking into account binding commitments made before January 2019, will be included in the plan, NVE said.
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Dorot helped Ms. Henderson move into a transitional living residence on the Upper West Side and search for permanent housing.
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You cannot have a settlement, you cannot lessen tension, you cannot heal a very deep wound without having transitional justice.
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"He is a transitional object," she writes, adding, "He is hers, as she is — not quite, not ever truly — mine."
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"We think plug-in hybrids have a bigger role to play, particularly in this transitional phase of electrification," he said.
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More than 200 California families have used FEMA's Transitional Sheltering Assistance program, which provides disaster survivors with temporary hotel rooms.
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Investors have also become nervous about Brexit negotiations, after starting the year confident that Britain would secure a transitional deal.
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The transitional body would then run the country for 18 months, at the end of which there would be elections.
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"Any such transitional arrangements must be clearly defined, limited in time, and subject to effective enforcement mechanisms," the draft says.
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"This means that existing legislation, regulation, permissions and authorizations should continue to be effective during the transitional period," it said.
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Today, the most common methods of transitional justice include domestic or international trials for individual perpetrators, truth commissions and amnesties.
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Again, it is difficult to predict the specifics of a Brexit transitional deal before Article 50 talks have got underway.
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It should aim to agree transitional arrangements with the EU which involve no practical change to customs operations, it added.
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It was a really transitional time, because I was graduating high school and moving on to college across the country.
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Dubna's landscape of old workhorse machines overlaid with newer ambitious projects casts JINR as essentially transitional; a butterfly in chrysalis.
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So, in time for the transitional fall weather, we've sifted through the market and found six of our current favorites.
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General Jamal Omar, a member of the Transitional Military Council that took over from Bashir, was appointed as defense minister.
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So much celebration for #Sudan as parties sign deal formalising creation of transitional admin of 28 (2100 civilians & 22003 military).
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Mitigation and, above all, adaptation and the transitional process away from outdated productive models require a considerable allocation of resources.
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Revival now sounds transitional, immersed in the whooshy keyboards of atmospheric R&B softcore, while on Rare, the beat drops.
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Aro has offered assistance to others in various ways, including paying for transitional housing to keep one from being homeless.
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Authorities also negotiate with developers to free up space that non-profits and social enterprises can use as transitional housing.
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The bill would effectively remove their cases from the jurisdiction of the truth commission, making a mockery of transitional justice.
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But the parties are deadlocked over who would control the new council and over the features of a transitional government.
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There are unconfirmed rumors that negotiations are underway within the ZANU-PF and including opposition leaders for a transitional government.
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He "helped pioneer the field of transitional justice and inspired countless human rights defenders around the globe," Mr. Correa wrote.
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The council, formed of military leaders and civilians, will run the country for a three-year transitional period until elections.
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The speech is expected to outline the U.K.'s proposal for a transitional deal as it exits the European Union.
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The clashes pose a challenge to efforts by Sudan's transitional government to end decades-long rebellions in areas like Darfur.
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In the meantime, he considers the meat substitutes "transitional foods" for people who are trying to adopt more healthful diets.
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Ibn Auf also said he released the deputy head of the transitional military council, Kamal Abedel Maarouf, from his duties.
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Meadows has said the compensation constituted "severance" pay for continuing to perform some transitional duties after West agreed to resign.
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She was connected to the H.I.V./AIDS Services Administration, which assists individuals living with the disease, and secured transitional housing.
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The transitional government has undertaken steps to keep Sudan's transition on track and fulfill major demands by pro-democracy protesters.
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In the coming week, the New York City Transitional Finance Authority will sell $1.03 billion of building aid revenue bonds.
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Opposition leaders have convened town-hall-style meetings across Venezuela to build support for their vision of a transitional government.
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According to Charney, the home is in a transitional style, so buyers could imagine incorporating modern or more traditional furnishings.
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Even though she's floating the idea of herself as a transitional speaker, she's not exactly giving details on the timeline.
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Ms. Smyth's team helped Lola move into transitional housing at a local Y.W.C.A. She lived there for nearly two years.
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"This means that existing legislation, regulation, permissions and authorisations should continue to be effective during the transitional period," it said.
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They also want a robust transitional deal that will "maintain the economic benefits of the single market and the customs union".
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Think foldable sunhats, transitional travel wraps to carryalls turned clutches, chic slip-on sneakers, tinted-lip sunscreens, and relaxation-enhancing snacks.
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The European Commission has proposed a five-year transitional period for banks to phase in CET1 reductions caused by IFRS 9.
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Hospital staff scheduled her appointment at the transitional care clinic through a web-based computer system before she left the hospital.
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Industry figures point to 21 as a "pivotal" and "transitional," year for K-pop, with some wondering about the genre's future.
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"I see myself as a transitional figure," Pelosi said in a recent interview with Mark Barabak of the Los Angeles Times.
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The Southern Transitional Council blames Hadi's government for the area's security and economic woes and has instigated protests in the past.
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If broader political talks on a transitional ruling body materialize they would have to include Yemen's fractious parties, including southern separatists.
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The Moon's gravity produces Earth's tides, and the tides create intertidal zones, transitional areas on the margin between land and sea.
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Britain and the EU will lose privileged access to their respective financial markets when the Brexit transitional period ends next year.
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He hopes to convene talks before the end of the year to agree a framework for peace under a transitional government.
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Since a full, new treaty relationship may take many more years to negotiate, that will entail some kind of transitional arrangement.
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The weak correlation is likely to be largely attributable to the distorting influences of transitional measures and equivalence on S2 ratios.
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The agency is currently in a transitional phase as it waits for President Donald Trump to name a new NASA administrator.
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Lastly, more politicians see the need for a transitional deal with the EU to avert a hard landing in March 2019.
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The agreement also provides for a 300-member legislative assembly to serve during the transitional period and a cabinet of technocrats.
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On June 3rd the Transitional Military Council, which took over after Mr Bashir's fall, turned off the internet and phone networks.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will establish their own new charitable foundation with transitional operating support from The Royal Foundation.
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She was also the first woman to guest-host The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson during a transitional period in 1962.
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Mr. Machar said the change undermined the peace agreement, which called for the formation of a transitional government of national unity.
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Negotiations over who would lead a transitional government had collapsed when security forces murdered at least 100 demonstrators on June 3rd.
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The 60 days were a final extension for Sudan's Transitional Military Council to hand over power to civilians, the AU said.
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It is in transitional democracies—countries struggling to embed a tradition of fair polls—that trust and transparency are most needed.
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She also noted that she's "earned the right" to take some time away from the transitional drama to gather her thoughts.
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And the text of the transitional deal leaves it unclear whether an extension will be legally possible, let alone politically so.
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Transitional arrangements would be needed to pave the way to new trading terms to avoid a "cliff-edge", Open Europe said.
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A second round of talks is due to be held in January on a framework for negotiations and transitional governing body.
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On Sunday, Sudan's military rulers and the main opposition coalition signed a constitutional declaration, paving the way for a transitional government.
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At the same time, it estimated the costs of shelter and transitional housing sites at below $203,000 per bed per year.
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The question for Abdulbari and other members of the transitional government now leading the country is: Can they break this pattern?
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Vladimir Putin wants Mr Assad to be part of any transitional political arrangements; Mr Obama sees him as the main obstacle.
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Samsung Galaxy S10+ review The 10th anniversary Galaxy arrives at a transitional time for Samsung — and the industry at large. 5.
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Instead, it's a transitional time that requires adequate layering and styling — something we don't necessarily dedicate enough time or energy to.
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The Transitional Military Council is also demanding immunity for its members from prosecution in connection with bloodshed committed before the accord.
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Bierlein, who heads a transitional government in place until a new government is formed after a parliamentary election scheduled for Sept.
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Under international pressure Seleka handed power to a transitional government but the move effectively partitioned the country and bloody clashes continue.
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The Geneva 1 communique is a 2012 document setting out guidelines for a path to peace including a transitional governing authority.
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Bemba served as vice president to Kabila during a 2003-06 transitional government and is popular in western Congo, including Kinshasa.
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We are now pressed to replace these simple, compelling stories with the more nuanced, complex understanding of the transitional journey underway.
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"We stress that we need a transitional period in order to reach a decent deal in the long term," it said.
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Hadi was elected to a two-year term to head a transitional government but the Houthis drove him into Saudi exile.
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Machar said last week he would return to the capital Juba on April 18 to form a transitional government with Kiir.
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Speaking in an interview on Sudan's national television station on Tuesday, the head of the ruling Transitional Military Council, Lt. Gen.
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"Before this, there were no transitional specimens -- we didn't know what order these characteristics evolved in," said Baron in a statement.
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After months of layering up and getting creative with transitional weather, somehow wearing less can feel more complicated than wearing more.
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Once the transitional government - or sovereign council - starts work, Sudan embarks on a three-year transition period expected lead to elections.
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But HUD officials have shifted priorities to favor permanent housing facilities as a more productive response to homelessness than transitional shelters.
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The agreement also provides for a 300-member legislative assembly to serve during the transitional period, and a cabinet of technocrats.
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" He urged both "to quickly form the Transitional Government of National Unity, as a crucial next step in the peace process.
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We met up with Gethard at Earwolf Studios, where he records the shows, to discuss this transitional period of his life.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Sudan's ruling Transitional Military Council said on Wednesday it had launched an investigation into recent violence in the country.
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"We want a transitional government to set up an investigation commission that will determine the sincerity of the elections," Assad said.
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The yacht has its own "beach club" area, described in press materials as "a transitional space between the exterior and interior."
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In addition, improving the lookup function to below the state level for the FEMA Transitional Sheltering Assistance Program would be useful.
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The FCA said it has decided to grant transitional arrangements in the interests of ensuring there is an "orderly functioning market".
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Hadi was elected to head a transitional government but after the Houthis took Sanaa he went into exile in Saudi Arabia.
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Hatch felt lost after an injury in Afghanistan ended his military career, and was going though a "transitional period," he said.
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The channel showed footage of Hemeti being sworn in as well as the new appointed members of the military transitional council.
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For instance, the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission, which operated from 1995 to 2002, was a mechanism of transitional justice.
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The government, for its part, has taken some emergency short-term measures, opening new shelter beds as well as transitional housing.
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He will replace Nabil El-Araby, who served as Egypt's foreign minister under a transitional government formed after the 2011 uprising.
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"The whole country was shocked," said Miguel Samper Strouss, a former vice minister of justice in charge of transitional justice policy.
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The organization continues to run a transitional living facility for moms and kids in eastern King County, where Seattle is located.
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Aransas Savas, a Weight Watchers group leader, said she often sees people join the program at transitional points in their lives.
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She is the author of "Women and Transitional Justice: Progress and Persistent Challenges in Retributive and Restorative Processes" (Palgrave/Macmillan, 2014).
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Two different groups of people suspected of involvement in the attempted coups had been arrested, the Transitional Military Council's spokesman said.
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But that seems unlikely under the ruling Military Transitional Council, because its leaders might also have to answer for their actions.
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"We are committed to a peaceful revolution to counter the coup by the Transitional Military Council," said the spokesman, Amjad Farid.
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But almost immediately, Ethiopia invaded Somalia with tacit support from the U.S., and recaptured the city for Somalia's transitional federal government.
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At a transitional moment in her remarkable career, DeGeneres agreed to sit for a rare series of interviews over two days.
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In August 2014, she was accepted into a transitional living facility operated by Green Chimneys, which provides resources to homeless youth.
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Under international pressure, Seleka handed power to a transitional government, but the move effectively partitioned the country and bloody clashes continue.
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Practically speaking, this may be for the best, but even Ms. Pelosi has begun referring to herself as a "transitional" leader.
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The Community Housing Movement has created 250 transitional units for 300 households, and is also converting an old school into housing.
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"This means that the transitional government does not respect the right to protest and freedom of opinion," al-Gasim told me.
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The Tax Foundation says that the increase in the trade deficit would occur as a transitional effect of a wealth tax.
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Who would have thought that four young people could steer a major company so well through so long a transitional period?
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Reynold Levy, former president of Lincoln Center, became president of Robin Hood in 2015 on a transitional basis, the foundation said.
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The Southern Transitional Council was formed last year to push for a split between the former South Yemen and North Yemen.
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During this transitional period, some people still feel unsettled, anxious or bored, but eventually they realize that 'I can be fresh.
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Calling an artist's new work "transitional" is usually a lukewarm compliment, implying a striking out for new territory that remains unlocated.
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He said he disagreed with throwing fish into the river, but called the transitional deal a mistake, albeit a temporary one.
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However, OCE said there were no records of Meadows filing any "severance" or "lump sum" request forms during the transitional period.
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They described a tent set up under the bridge as a "transitional shelter" for migrants who had yet to be processed.
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They agreed to form a transitional unity government if they fail to resolve all their differences before the end of February.
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Just when you thought you'd solved your transitional winter-to-spring hair woes, here comes chlorine, sunshine, salt water and humidity.
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"I see myself as a transitional figure," Pelosi said in a new interview with Mark Barabak of the Los Angeles Times.
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"These acts are undermining the peace of the nation," said Mr. Saab of Mr. Guaidó's effort to establish a transitional government.
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Now prices have risen up to where forecasters had expected them to be — and some of those transitional policies are ending.
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Schimmel made the point that ten years of painting is much too substantial a period of time to regard as transitional.
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But the spokesman told reporters there was some distance between the EU and Britain on more than one transitional deal issue.
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"I am therefore confirming the date of my arrival to be April 18 and thereafter form with President Kiir the Transitional Government of National Unity and hold the Transitional National Council of Ministers," Machar said in a letter to the head of the body monitoring the implementation of a peace deal signed between Machar and Kiir.
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