"It was all urgent then, it's all urgent now," she said.
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At the top of the square are two labels: Urgent and non-urgent.
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Instead of labeling the email as urgent, ask yourself why the email is urgent.
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The tests commonly divide patients into four clinical categories: urgent, semi-urgent, routine and observation only.
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Maybe he had some kind of urgent appointment—so urgent he couldn't stop to get my number.
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They address immediate, urgent needs, but they may not have the time to address something that doesn't feel as urgent.
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Today, every major health system in the US has its own urgent care or is associated with external urgent care.
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"Although virtual urgent care and in-person urgent care have not been compared head-to-head, virtual urgent care has its downsides – indirect physical exam, difficult access to testing, and unclear follow-up," Levine said by email.
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According to the Urgent Care Association, the industry's trade group, there were 8,774 urgent care centers in the US in 2018.
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Sadek ordered an urgent investigation into the explosion and the urgent completion of autopsy reports for those killed, Ahram Online reported.
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Rolle said urgent care was being provided on the hurricane-hit islands while makeshift clinics were dealing with non-urgent casualties.
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Really waking up, and not just dreaming to ourselves that things will be O.K., has become urgent—beyond urgent, in fact.
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"Really waking up, and not just dreaming to ourselves that things will be O.K., has become urgent — beyond urgent," she writes.
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While diversity in the movement is increasing, climate change is an urgent issue with an even more urgent need for representation.
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It has 126 urgent care clinics around the US. Urgent care is catching on as Americans seek convenient ways to get healthcare.
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Just because Democrats say climate change is an urgent threat does not mean they see it as more urgent than other issues.
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The urgent need to prevent any more terrorist attacks had morphed to an urgent longing to end the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Montrealers were urged not to dial 911 for non-urgent ailments, as the influx of calls causes delays in interventions for urgent matters.
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Urgent care: Urgent care centers such as Concentra and CityMD offer walk-in care for illnesses and injuries that are not life threatening.
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And again: Reach out with new and urgent medical problems Remember to be in touch when new or urgent medical problems come up.
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The reactions started to snowball and become very creative: Urgent message: If you accidentally mistook the cheesecake as yours, pls seek urgent medical attention.
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I used to say, what if your wife called urgent on one line, on the other CNN called urgent … which one do you pick up?
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Read the full letter below: ————— Forwarded message ————— From: Travis Kalanick Date: Friday, October 25, 2013 Subject: 九 Info: URGENT, URGENT - READ THIS NOW OR ELSE!!!!!
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"Children waiting for an urgent heart will wait two and a half times as long as adults waiting on the urgent list," the spokesperson said.
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The implication here, as with all comedy that dares to skew political in the year 2018, is that this is urgent work for an urgent moment.
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The scores range from one to five, with one through three including immediate, emergency and urgent patients, and four and five being semi-urgent and nonurgent.
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And, depending on your symptoms, you could have a quick 15-minute visit to urgent care or an urgent visit to the ER — not necessarily both.
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"Urgent care centers are the frontline of healthcare, period," Heather Fernandez, CEO of Solv, a healthcare startup that connects people to urgent care appointments, told Business Insider.
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But people kept sharing the original post for weeks, because it sounded scary and urgent — apparently, too urgent to check and see if the danger was gone.
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" Urgent review Oxfam announced Friday that an independent commission would carry out an "urgent" review into the allegations alongside a "comprehensive action plan to stamp out abuse.
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" Amie Fishman, Executive Director at the Non-Profit Housing Association of Northern California, encouraged the group: "This is the urgent time and the urgent moment for generational change solutions.
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Solv, a Benchmark-backed startup that helps people schedule appointments at urgent care centers, conducted a revealing survey of 1,386 people in conjunction with the Urgent Care Association of America.
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This urgent upgrade is still not underway, despite the urgent need, and through multiple review processes the DOMino contract repeatedly being awarded to the same vendor get the job done.
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But "Tigerland" falls into a common trap of advocacy documentaries, which is to inform on an urgent issue — preserving a species — without a particularly urgent cinematic narrative to match it.
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Three types of the clog remover fall under the recall including: Liquid Plumr Pro-Strength Foaming Clog Fighter, Liquid Plumr Industrial Strength Urgent Clear and Liquid Plumr Pro-Strength Urgent Clear.
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Urgent care operators like GoHealth are competing for healthcare professionals to staff their clinics with other urgent care providers, as well as with retail clinics and other forms of convenient care.
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It's a process that we've begun, that is important to begin, because it is urgent and it's bringing in the American people saying, 'take a look, this is dangerous and urgent.
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One reason mentioned is an applicant's need for urgent medical care, something that comes close but doesn't exactly fit the Hashemis' situation, since it isn't Kamiar Hashemi, himself, in urgent need.
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We'll start with the most urgent -- a tornado warning.
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" Hearing no response, the call became more urgent: "Repeat.
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It felt like a revolution — urgent, deep, vital, true.
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These complex questions are ecological, political, ethical – and urgent.
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" Trump describes situation at border as "urgent national crisis.
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Here is the letter in its entirety, so you can be the judge of that: ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Friday, October 25, 2013 Subject: 九 Info: URGENT, URGENT - READ THIS NOW OR ELSE!!!!!
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For patients under 18, the average waiting time for a donor heart currently stands at 70 days for those on the NHS' "urgent list," or 463 days for cases considered non-urgent.
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She has an insistent confidence in the process and a buoyant style of talking that makes the whole affair seem urgent — as urgent as life and death — but fun at the same time.
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SAMS warned that the situation had "reached breaking point" and that 641 people require urgent medical attention, while the ICRC said a list of 500 of the most urgent cases had been compiled.
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As life nears its end, thoughts can acquire urgent clarity.
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The Mexican newspapers are so full with contemporary, urgent problems.
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Still, Mr. Cuomo reiterated his call for more urgent action.
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The urgent fundraising email is routine for most presidential campaigns.
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Donors need to realize that Africa's energy imperative is urgent.
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I had received a few work emails, but nothing urgent.
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We are in a moment that feels acute and urgent.
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The best characters have clear and urgent goals and motivations.
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America's trade problems are urgent and vitally important policy issues.
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If something is urgent, they can of course email me.
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But if it's so urgent, why not introduce... TRUMP: Yes?
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"The need is real and it is urgent," he wrote.
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The need to curb virality is becoming ever more urgent.
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The main imperative was the government's urgent need for money.
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Our demands have become even more urgent given recent news.
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Not everyone is convinced that permanent disposal is urgent, either.
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There are more urgent things to repair in this country.
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UL signed an urgent gas supply contract with Poland's PGNiG.
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She sent another urgent plea to staff two weeks later.
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We became frequent fliers at urgent care clinics and ERs.
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Following years of neglect, Buckingham Palace needs an urgent overhaul.
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It's a compelling and urgent term; there's no argument there.
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Later, Dany and Tyrion receive that urgent message from Gendry.
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It doesn't seem like it's really that urgent right now.
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What would happen when I was sent an urgent email?
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G7 FINANCE CHIEFS AGREE URGENT TO ADDRESS TAX CHALLENGES RAISED
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My girlfriend Kris suggested we go to an urgent clinic.
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The American retirement system is in urgent need of repair.
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"Unless it is urgent, stay off the roads," he said.
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This was knowledge that could be felt, ominous and urgent.
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The tics, though less urgent, were still there Thursday night.
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The hearing of your evidence is now overdue, and urgent.
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Which leads us back to these urgent reshoots… On Oct.
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Nothing urgent pops up and you finish your day early.
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Questions about morality are becoming more urgent, yet remain unsolved.
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This will be an urgent matter for the losing party.
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There's an urgent need for more research in this field.
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For Putin, getting Washington to lift economic sanctions is urgent.
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Three dots that lead to something urgent about our politics.
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O'Gorman said urgent measures were needed to tackle climate change.
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It is the most urgent threat facing our entire species.
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HHS itself is in urgent need of oversight - and accounting.
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Once you've met the urgent needs first, tackle the rest.
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"There's an urgent need for a new vaccine," he says.
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That makes tax changes much more urgent for the GOP.
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"There is an urgent threat right now," she told reporters.
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After 10 months of paralysis, urgent issues await Rajoy's attention.
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Of course untoward noises abound along with the urgent tempos.
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They help identify what communities need the most urgent attention.
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"The most urgent task is reducing excess capacity," Xu said.
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But when it comes to sexual orientation, it's super urgent.
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Urgent reforms are needed to military recruitment, training and procurement.
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The case for abolishing DHS has never been more urgent.
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About 09103 sets of traffic lights are under urgent repair.
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In the end, they committed to continuing the urgent conversation.
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About 09103 sets of traffic lights are under urgent repair.
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Is the next patient the most urgent one to see?
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To the first: It's not acute, but it is urgent.
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The opening of Stock Connect has made it less urgent.
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In short, all sides have an urgent reason for compromise.
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But much of health care is not urgent; it's expected.
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WhatsApp's move only makes the need more urgent, he argued.
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Trendline suggests it's a theme that will be increasingly urgent.
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Urgent calls for change — for results, not rhetoric — is in.
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Now we must turn to the urgent task of reconciliation.
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Lopez's appointment couldn't have come at a more urgent time.
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Hawkes reinforced the report's call for urgent and effective action.
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For one, we have an urgent crisis of college affordability.
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The list of urgent subjects is not a short one.
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Anyway, Humanz is faster and more urgent than Plastic Beach.
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Which makes fixing them in time that much more urgent.
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Distinguishing "urgent" from "important" is a challenge for most entrepreneurs.
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The need to be vigilant is even more urgent now.
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The first and most urgent one is abuse of power.
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That issue has become more urgent over the past decades.
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The threat from HFCs is no less existential — or urgent.
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Don't drop by urgent care clinics at your first cough.
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Some European airlines have already issued urgent appeals for help.
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That's not to say the economy isn't in urgent need.
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She has no known reproductive issues or urgent health concerns.
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The need for such a law grows more urgent daily.
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But when there's an urgent need, it can be accelerated.
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So an inquiry into nationalism seems both necessary and urgent.
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Or his urgent kiss when the judge declared us wed.
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Mr. Egeland said more than 500 people required urgent evacuation.
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As I said, NERC doesn't see any urgent reliability crisis.
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The thing communicated is more urgent than how it's communicated.
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They speak to us in urgent codes: swelling, cramping, twitching.
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No, nothing urgent, he said with both annoyance and relief.
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There's no question the need for effective treatments is urgent.
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"Cost will become that much more urgent," Mr. Moffett said.
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It made an exception for patients who have urgent needs.
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They made an urgent request: Declare a state of emergency.
|
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Hospitals and urgent care clinics are apparent sites for screening.
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The need for more scientific analysis couldn't be more urgent.
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And there were urgent questions about Mr. Musk's mental state.
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This requires global cooperation at its most intense and urgent.
|
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How to handle the launch is the immediate, urgent question.
|
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Urgent calls for help began coming just before 2 a.m.
|
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Does her work feel more urgent since Trump got elected?
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"Some were for urgent reasons, others less so," she said.
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Samuel J. Locklear as an urgent capability against Chinese ships.
|
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The need for those investments is more urgent than ever.
|
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It looks like this: Live like the crisis is urgent.
|
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Instead, it is urgent that they recommit to patriotic prudence.
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" He adds, "Except my situation is little bit more urgent.
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Rather, they were a reasonable response to an urgent problem.
|
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Do you have any urgent plans immediately after your trip?
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So, if it's serious and urgent, it should come over.
|
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So if it is serious and urgent, send them over.
|
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"I think without that accountability, the urgent overtakes the strategic."
|
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Finally, Tyler, the Creator shows up for some urgent moans.
|
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Google executives say they know this is an urgent problem.
|
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The imminent destruction of the Jungle made the situation urgent.
|
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The prose in "The Incest Diary" is clear and urgent.
|
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Actions against climate change are urgent in Australia and worldwide.
|
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Emergency rooms were forced to divert people seeking urgent care.
|
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They clearly see an urgent need to curb her momentum.
|
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Scientists say there's an urgent need for more ambitious research.
|
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The only urgent, (literally) still burning question left is, when?
|
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"The data demonstrates the need for urgent action," he said.
|
|
Climate change has made gathering such data an urgent matter.
|
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"URGENT DO NOT SCROLL," the caption of one video read.
|
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This is an urgent matter that we must address quickly.
|
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It was urgent, it was complex, and every minute mattered.
|
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It was needed then, and is even more urgent now.
|
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But if it's so urgent, why not introduce... TRUMP: Yes?
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And this is why impeachment seems so urgent to Democrats.
|
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That includes our most urgent problem of all: climate change.
|
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This is one of Complete College America's most urgent recommendations.
|
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Atkinson deemed the complaint "urgent" and credible after his review.
|
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We responded to an urgent situation in the Madrid embassy.
|
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She worked in cardiac surgery, in psychiatry, in urgent care.
|
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The next urgent area of cooperation must be election cybersecurity.
|
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The more urgent matters are coming in next two weeks.
|
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We need urgent implementation of social distancing and closure policies.
|
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We will call you if we have an urgent question.
|
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But the deficit is not our most urgent economic problem.
|
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One is a howl and the other an urgent whisper.
|
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This is why it's urgent for Democrats to act now.
|
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But there are more urgent and immediate differences as well.
|
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There's an urgent need for public information and awareness campaigns.
|
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The whole thing is languid, urgent words in measured tones.
|
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It is not a denial of other urgent social causes.
|
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Something broke down there and it's urgent to understand why.
|
|
But somehow this seems more urgent in a Trump administration.
|
|
She advises we take him to urgent care or the ER. I know this isn't worth a trip to the ER, so I load up the kiddo and head to the pediatric urgent care.
|
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Nevertheless, as this urgent book makes clear, the tables have turned.
|
|
The diplomat responded by requesting an urgent meeting in late October.
|
|
In 1974, The Population Bomb was still considered an urgent warning.
|
|
The most urgent challenge is to improve our management of plastic.
|
|
Dobson's. Will these new actions solve America's most urgent gun problems,
|
|
This summer, though, TfL's concerns took on a more urgent bent.
|
|
Its CEO said it would resign due to "urgent" family matters.
|
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For one, there is no urgent reason to go to zero.
|
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But then why did it feel so urgent that she did?
|
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After nine hours of urgent surgery, the tumor was completely removed.
|
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A few years ago, my mother called with an urgent request.
|
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The urgent meeting included Bank of Korea Governor Lee Ju-yeol.
|
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When things are urgent you're going to find your true potential.
|
|
An urgent warning from the United Nations leads off today's show.
|
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What do you think is the most urgent environmental concern today?
|
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The truce talks involving Israel and Hamas are the most urgent.
|
|
These days, you probably have more urgent things to worry about.
|
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Signing off for a bit, so text me for anything urgent.
|
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The task of educating migrants better is urgent, especially in Europe.
|
|
On "Future Funk" Benga sounds more urgent and driven than ever.
|
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With "Youngblood," he has written an urgent and deeply moving novel.
|
|
"Nursing should be urgent enough to exempt a fine," she said.
|
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Signatories to the letter say the need to act is urgent.
|
|
The following afternoon, she decided to visit an urgent care clinic.
|
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The miserable conditions make small survival choices seem much more urgent.
|
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All-out war for Taiwan is not the most urgent flashpoint.
|
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It looked ridiculous, and at the same time it felt urgent.
|
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The women that come to her often need urgent medical attention.
|
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The Foreign Office summoned Iran's Charge d'Affaires for an urgent meeting.
|
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All of which were sound economically, not to mention morally urgent.
|
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It could also prevent urgent action on the country's ailing banks.
|
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That mission is as urgent today as it has ever been.
|
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It's so important and so urgent, I have to do something.
|
|
In Asheville, North Carolina, that activism seems more urgent than ever.
|
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Go deeper: Ebola outbreak passes 900 cases amid urgent new warnings
|
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For half the patients, coaches alerted doctors about patients' urgent needs.
|
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Hurricane traffic and a visit to urgent care were the culprits.
|
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Yemen is already grappling with the world's most urgent humanitarian crisis.
|
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Countries have only recently considered this to be an urgent issue.
|
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Shocks to the system like Brexit make them more urgent still.
|
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That, or you're going to feel the urgent need to vom.
|
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The next urgent step here is the presentation of an indictment.
|
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This should alarm the US president and produce an urgent response.
|
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"The problems that necessitate this consent decree are urgent," Bredar continued.
|
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Likewise, Roethlisberger doesn't see his next deal as an urgent issue.
|
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We have more urgent matters that a Facebook ban won't fix.
|
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Before the tornado hit, the weather service issued an urgent warning.
|
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The need for further research in our field was already urgent.
|
|
CEO Travis Kalanick called for an urgent investigation into the claims.
|
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It should focus instead on its urgent and difficult economic programs.
|
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But the more urgent problem remains: The effect of climate change.
|
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Finding a way to beat Amazon just got even more urgent.
|
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We need to see an urgent transformation in our land use.
|
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The shift in rhetoric comes at an urgent time for Rubio.
|
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However, there was one project in particular that needed urgent attention.
|
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The Australian government has launched an urgent investigation, the BBC reported.
|
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Urgent tasks are tasks that have to be dealt with immediately.
|
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And prioritize, she says — don't reply to anything that isn't urgent.
|
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It's urgent, politically delicate work, much harder than winning an election.
|
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" The statement said the work of identifying the threats "remains urgent.
|
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No. If something is really that urgent they can text me.
|
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For clubs seeking urgent recruitment, free transfers can seem awfully tempting.
|
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The United Nations has echoed that urgent call for more assistance.
|
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This problem has felt all the more urgent in recent months.
|
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It is the urgent problem that we face as a species.
|
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"Ready, I need fire on that hill!" an urgent voice yelled.
|
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This question feels more urgent when that content looks like art.
|
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But the Trump–Russia story has grown more urgent lately, leading
|
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Many consider unemployment, poverty and corruption more urgent challenges (see chart).
|
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U.S. officials largely agree on the most urgent issues facing the
|
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It was time to request an urgent meeting with British intelligence.
|
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By then, he knew why he had received the urgent texts.
|
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"It doesn't feel as urgent, because we've built trust," Sachs says.
|
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I heard their urgent voices and then the line went dead.
|
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"North Korea remains the most urgent threat to regional stability," Gen.
|
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Third, urgent and ongoing measures are needed to stabilize the economy.
|
|
Takeaway: Ask yourself, how urgent is the need behind this meeting?
|
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About 240 sets of damaged traffic lights are under urgent repair.
|
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And the inspector general said that this was of urgent concern.
|
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It is urgent to begin showing some progress on those issues.
|
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The immediate and urgent response to this crisis is not complicated.
|
|
Perhaps Microsoft didn't think this was an urgent bug to fix.
|
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For others, the worsening opioid situation is too urgent to wait.
|
|
Capullo, Miki, and Plascencia give this issue a messy, urgent feeling.
|
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That is why telemedicine and urgent care clinics are growing rapidly.
|
|
Someone made an urgent call to the Carver County Sheriff's Dept.
|
|
That this reckoning feels fresh and urgent on campus is telling.
|
|
GARAGE No. 13 unpacks one of today's most urgent issues: borders.
|
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Is there any other work of abstraction that feels as urgent?
|
|
The situation in the U.S. Virgin Islands is just as urgent.
|
|
Lucas was killed in 1983, during Operation Urgent Fury in Grenada.
|
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These striking figures raise urgent questions for decision makers in Africa.
|
|
" Berners-Lee said the call to action was "compelling and urgent.
|
|
Loss of productivity feels less urgent in the time of coronavirus.
|
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It's appropriate to use your emergency savings for necessary, urgent purchases.
|
|
Urgent help is also needed for the homeless and the destitute.
|
|
But as we watched, that need felt less and less urgent.
|
|
"Futureface" raises urgent questions having to do with history and complicity.
|
|
I think these are really urgent questions to raise right now.
|
|
The United Nations has said 1,000 civilians need urgent medical evacuation.
|
|
There isn't an urgent need for those supplies, however, JAXA confirms.
|
|
The issue is so urgent among Democratic voters that Washington Gov.
|
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One radiantly sunlit morning, they both have urgent business in Manhattan.
|
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But it also means immigration reform is more urgent than ever.
|
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It was an urgent idea in 1967; it remains one today.
|
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The most urgent work would cost $1.2 million, the foundation said.
|
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I know that all sounds heavy, but it does feel urgent.
|
|
The yacht's crew asked for urgent assistance at about 2 a.m.
|
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But similarly urgent measures are not happening at the federal level.
|
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If the latter, email might remain urgent, but it's not important.
|
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Although some accounts are harrowing, the exhibition conveys an urgent message.
|
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Officials there made urgent appeals for fresh water, food and tarpaulins.
|
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The crisis is urgent; the time for half measures is past.
|
|
Ms. Edge said she went to an urgent care clinic afterward.
|
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The spread of the novel coronavirus makes this even more urgent.
|
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The call to action at times like this may feel urgent.
|
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It's deeply troubling, but could become a necessity in urgent times.
|
|
For Mr. Newmark, the situation is more political and more urgent.
|
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In New York earlier Tuesday, Cuomo struck a more urgent note.
|
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And this year, other urgent political struggles also enter the spotlight.
|
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His H.B. 2 compromise has made that task even more urgent.
|
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Somehow, this has made the hope for your voice more urgent.
|
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Or they can be written to address humanity's most urgent threat.
|
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Go deeper: State Department watchdog requests "urgent" Congress meeting on Ukraine
|
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" Senator Josh Hawley, Republican of Missouri: "Dems said impeachment was URGENT.
|
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"Urgent action is needed," the panel wrote in the draft report.
|
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He said Syrians today had the most urgent need for protection.
|
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Indeed, the passage of this legislation could not be more urgent.
|
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His work is now more urgent as misleading internet tactics spread.
|
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Maxwell Taylor, to Australia and New Zealand with an urgent mission.
|
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Dr. Henry balances empathy with an urgent message about the condition.
|
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It has the feeling of childbirth, messy and noisy and urgent.
|
|
But the personal stakes for both authors are clear, and urgent.
|
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Urgent matters arise unexpectedly, and the court must sometimes act quickly.
|
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The need to guarantee LWCF's funding has never been more urgent.
|
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But Congress has a more urgent priority: a potential government shutdown.
|
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He calls the moment too urgent for "sitting on the sidelines".
|
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"The longer it goes on the less urgent it becomes," Sen.
|
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Parole is available for urgent humanitarian reasons or significant public benefit.
|
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KASHGAR, China — The order from Chinese officials was blunt and urgent.
|
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James was an urgent figure in a time of dangerous urgency.
|
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I'm watching the debate on whether or not this is urgent.
|
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The Shift Project's report distracts from bigger, more urgent systemic problems.
|
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But the moment felt urgent enough to motivate them to march.
|
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This is an urgent need as lives are being lost daily.
|
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Without urgent international action towards accountability, more mass killings are likely.
|
|
The economics of the food system is a particularly urgent priority.
|
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Opposition Labour lawmakers and European lawmakers called for an urgent investigation.
|
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There's an urgent-care clinic just up the street, he said.
|
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CHRIS SLUSHER Bedford, N.H. The writer is an urgent care physician.
|
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"We expect your prompt attention to this urgent matter," she wrote.
|
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"The most urgent is probably figuring out what works," he says.
|
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Increasing our defense capabilities is not just important: It is urgent.
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The narrative was sloppy and urgent, America talking all at once.
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Climate change and the climate crisis is an extremely urgent problem.
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SAUDI ENERGY MINISTER SAYS NO URGENT MEETING FOR OPEC - ALARABIA TV
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Now, Pelosi is saying Trump's transgressions are too urgent to ignore.
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Meanwhile, research on a so-called universal flu vaccine remains urgent.
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One of the participants had an urgent plea for her CEO.
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The idea of decarbonizing the economy is ambitious, commendable and urgent.
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This isn't an academic question but a vital and urgent one.
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In part that was because the economic situation was so urgent.
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"There is an urgent need to tackle poverty," the report states.
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It is an urgent dash, head down, kicking up the snow.
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Disarmament is not a pipe dream, but an urgent humanitarian necessity.
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Moreno ended the emergency town meeting with one last urgent plea.
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Users can adjust their mobile settings to receive email notifications from a specific contact or allow all emails from a particular email account to constantly push notifications to their phones, both urgent and non-urgent emails.
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Urgent need for more assistance Humanitarian organizations have been able to provide support to some areas, like Dikwa and Bama, and people who require urgent medical help have been transported to facilities where they can receive treatment.
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With Trump's incoming Justice Department, that reform seems more urgent than ever.
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Writing about the travel ban feels less raw, and oddly less urgent.
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Africa's energy needs are not only huge, but they are also urgent.
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People are dying and need urgent action before the situation gets worse.
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Urgent, meditative, pensive, propulsive—pretty perfect for the game in question, really.
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In the most urgent circumstances, within minutes, according to Air Force officials.
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Yet drones are already proving their worth with more urgent, medical, missions.
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The need is especially urgent in places hit by this hurricane season.
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Macroeconomic and structural reforms remain urgent to contain any vulnerability, it said.
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Well, we hope you can at least accept this urgent safety interruption.
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Those loans are less urgent because they have a lower interest rate.
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Excel Urgent Care, 2000 Hatfield Lane, Goshen, NY, between 22016:753 a.m.
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"The situation is urgent," Cooper said at a news conference in Raleigh.
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Those in need of urgent food assistance are estimated at over 118,000.
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That message has become more urgent in the volatility of today's Washington.
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Nor is instructing your team to text you if something is urgent.
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"This is a quick fix that is necessary and urgent," she said.
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Vázquez said Tuesday criminal violence is an "urgent issue" for her office.
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This feels like an urgent cause to Sarkeesian in the Trump era.
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The city has an urgent need to build more affordable housing, fast.
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Sometimes, it just feels like there's nothing urgent to watch on Netflix.
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I wake up to several urgent emails and get back to work.
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The role and responsibility of these movements will only become more urgent.
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As soon as she got home, she rushed to an urgent clinic.
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Plus, it's not like there is any urgent need to tighten immediately.
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Upgrading the design of outdated electricity markets is thus an urgent matter.
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After several hours, Peterson left the site and went to urgent care.
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The threat isn't urgent: "the Vulture" has no grand world-destroying plans.
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But it does make "Sittwe" (pictured), Jeanne Hallacy's latest documentary, more urgent.
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Negotiations are now urgent or Iran might indeed bring the house down.
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The most urgent goal, though, seemed to be eliminating the endangerment finding.
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To Fettig, the ACLU advocate, the cause could not be more urgent.
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This was urgent breaking news and I'm glad to have read it.
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For too long, we have stalled on these fierce and urgent issues.
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The persistent and urgent need to pee that just won't go away.
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However, that will likely derail urgent reforms needed in the labor market.
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"It was urgent that baby was delivered right away," Hess tells PEOPLE.
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It may be an uphill climb, but it's urgent to do it.
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Back then, America's most urgent environmental problems were smog and water pollution.
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Aid agencies struggle to feed and treat even the most urgent cases.
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Candidates are fighting for donations, and their emails are sounding more urgent.
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Such questions are most urgent for people who question their gender identities.
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Pocivalsek said the law would be forwarded to parliament for urgent debate.
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It's more urgent than ever that Special Counsel Mueller testify before Congress.
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"It's urgent that we start to decrease emissions pretty aggressively," Tans said.
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The gap between Australia's actions and its international obligations requires urgent attention.
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That's going to be an ongoing conversation, and an increasingly urgent one.
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"Fuck Jake Paul" chants were bellowed out in profoundly sincere, urgent tones.
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The country has asked its ambassador to China to seek urgent clarification.
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Is the right to vote the most urgent civil rights problem today?
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Every wail, every sob sounded an urgent alarm to her postpartum brain.
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The urgent work of repairing our institutional infrastructure must begin at once.
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The Young Pope is less urgent and focused than contemplative and playful.
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Here's another urgent reminder that wild animals are not props for photos.
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The urgent care directed the family to the hospital for more tests.
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"There is urgent need to do a lot more work," Chan said.
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"There is an urgent danger of flight in this case," Dabiran said.
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"The situation for dialysis patients, already urgent, is now critical," Jaquemet said.
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Among other urgent government priorities were addressing drought, labor and economic problems.
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"It did feel urgent," said Knappenberger, who wrote and directed the film.
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Nunes's platform was as simple as it was urgent: Save the farm.
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"North Korea remains the most urgent threat to regional stability," said Gen.
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For urgent visits, about three-quarters involved diagnostics and half involved procedures.
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Bailey orders all the urgent care patients transported out of the hospital.
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And why are these issues so urgent at this moment in Germany?
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TrumpCare is diverting attention from a more urgent healthcare issue: medical mistakes.
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Fifteen have been identified as in need of the most urgent attention.
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But despite the urgent calls for action, there's been no real movement.
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This will include urgent funding for 20 hospital upgrades and winter-readiness.
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The situation has only grown more urgent for producers of dairy milk.
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He pitches with an urgent energy that makes every start appointment viewing.
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It underlines the urgent need for a real and verified cease-fire.
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Sometimes, "too much to do" means you're dealing with an urgent crisis.
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I think in two months I went to 10 urgent care visits.
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The breathing was far louder now, a low, animal panting. Heavy. Urgent.
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But I realized that my most urgent question—how should I act?
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Guzman ran up the street to the town's shuttered urgent care facility.
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Tears even, and anger, and friends in side rooms having urgent conversations.
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Tickets are $10, and all proceeds will go towards #HappyPeriod's urgent initiative.
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The effort to shore up health-care facilities is wise and urgent.
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We need to take urgent action to end the gun violence epidemic.
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A comprehensive wildfire funding solution is necessary, urgent, and has broad support.
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Among the most urgent of these is the measure covering road haulage.
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This detriment highlights the urgent need for Congress to fix the RFS.
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This news raises a couple of urgent questions for investors and policymakers.
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But the need for it is only becoming more urgent, Barhoumi stressed.
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Fixing the mess will be an urgent task for the prime minister.
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Our time is running out, and the need for action is urgent.
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This creates a huge problem as urgent actions often have little impact.
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As the relationship drains Julie, her once urgent work feels farther away.
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But there is an urgent sense that its potential could be dangerous.
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The U.S. has an urgent need to upgrade and maintain its infrastructure.
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Maybe "crisis" does not feel as urgent as "disaster" did in 1984.
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Highly purified recycled water offers an innovative solution to an urgent problem.
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Police work regularly places officers in urgent situations with critically injured people.
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Time to talk In the meantime, they should pursue two urgent goals.
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Advocates note the issue is more urgent than portrayed by the administration.
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Health care is one of the most urgent issues for American families.
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May's finance minister, Philip Hammond, agreed that such a decision was urgent.
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It's a much more urgent situation than I think is being reflected.
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"It's urgent that we are able to reach more children," she added.
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Says there is an "urgent need" to reduce bureaucracy in agricultural policy.
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Mexico issued an urgent proclamation to listeners of the group's YouTube radio
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" Pelosi told Democrats on Friday that "guns is the most urgent issue.
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Yet the need for action becomes more urgent with every new scandal.
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But it isn't nearly enough money to actually address an urgent problem.
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The French President thinks that AI is something important but not urgent.
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For this to happen, though, it has to become an urgent priority.
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I'm interested in the expiration date, the urgent, only-now of it.
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But we don't get to dodge tough questions when they're this urgent.
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The risk of perpetuating endless, cramped exhibitions is more urgent than ever.
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As AI progress speeds along, it's a more urgent priority than ever.
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After climate change, it's the most urgent environmental crisis of our time.
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But those fears became newly urgent after Saturday's chaotic convention in Nevada.
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Nearly 2300 migrants a day are being referred for urgent medical care.
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U.S. Senator Bill Nelson, a Florida Democrat, said urgent action is needed.
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One of our test users had placed two urgent calls to me.
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It is by far the most urgent issue in my home state.
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As it is, even a trip to urgent care could be prohibitive.
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The coronavirus bill is much larger, and an arguably more urgent situation.
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"Angel," which I saw at its premiere last week, felt urgent, passionate.
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That, in turn, makes abuse of the platform more urgent for lawmakers.
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All of these issues are urgent, and all of them deserve action.
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The question of who pays for seniors' care is becoming increasingly urgent.
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The last day that I saw Cuarón, he received an urgent text.
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In Europe, politicians have also recognized cultural workers' urgent need for support.
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Vernon's singing is characteristically pastel, while Hornsby's has a heavy, urgent grounding.
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The United States has urgent business at home, and arguably in Asia.
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Congress declined to fund it, citing more urgent Defense Department infrastructure needs.
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Unexpectedly, her book appears just as its stories and lessons become urgent.
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Chuck's problem, meanwhile, is far more urgent than punishing some punk kid.
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The hospital doesn't have supplies, so it only does extremely urgent surgeries.
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This is urgent, and we only have a few months to act.
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What, exactly, is so clear and urgent about the need for translation?
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He requested an urgent investigation into how the attack could have happened.
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Urgent care has become a separate category of service outside of hospitals.
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And it could not come at a more urgent time for Republicans.
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Non-urgent operations will be cancelled from April 15, the reporter said.
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Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has called for the urgent evacuation of Moria.
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Both of the hospitals had critically wounded fighters who needed urgent evacuation.
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Johnson says he wants an urgent general election to resolve the impasse.
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All Hands will address this issue with urgent, effective and active leadership.
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To Ledgard, collaboration with artists is as urgent as that with scientists.
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" One key problem: "The hardest and most urgent question is 'what works?
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And the renewal of that spirit is the urgent task at hand.
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Never before has the solution presented by compassionate release been more urgent.
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So it's urgent that the unembellished tomatoes and juice are just right.
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We'll likely see new carbon taxes, making this more urgent for airlines.
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It's urgent, ingenious choreography that winds up holding together the surrounding flagrance.
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Rick Scott issued an urgent warning to stay away from the water.
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Last September, I went to urgent care with pain in my abdomen.
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This makes the issue an even more urgent priority for the states.
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It was urgent to retrim the airplane using the manual trim wheel.
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And "POV" presents an urgent and mournful documentary about the Syrian crisis.
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He's gaslighting, muddling and contradicting the urgent public health advice from experts.
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No one is in the hospital's version of an urgent care clinic.
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Clearview, and companies like it, make the matter that much more urgent.
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"There's a real urgent energy," said Susie Tompkins Buell, one of Mrs.
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They looked and sounded similar—shortish urgent women who moved with purpose.
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"For me, money laundering preventing is an absolutely urgent task," Hufeld said.
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It emphasizes the "urgent need for coordination and collaboration" across stakeholder communities.
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The inadequacies of these models show why this is an urgent issue.
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We want an urgent clarification as soon as possible from the Americans.
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The urgent demand from the floor was met with blank faces. Epinephrine?
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Undecided voters in Ohio are focused on urgent bread-and-butter issues.
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The race for the Democratic nomination is entering a more urgent phase.
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For Beijing, Libra has provided another urgent motive for digitizing the currency.
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At his family medicine and urgent care practice, he also provides abortions.
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But keep perspective and attend to your most urgent financial needs first.
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The urgent fall scramble increases leverage for Congressional Democrats across the board.
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And it makes voting him out of office more urgent than ever.
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It has the power to transform overseas crises into urgent domestic concerns.
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The drive to increase productivity is urgent in all phases of agriculture.
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Might the play feel more urgent now, in these fever-pitch times?
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She said the longer it goes on, the less urgent it becomes.
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"The longer it goes on the less urgent it becomes," said Sen.
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""Passing our bipartisan amendment to prevent unconstitutional war with Iran is urgent.
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The UN also wanted to send urgent medical and food supplies in.
|
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Which makes the first months of negotiations after Brexit even more urgent.
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The world is facing a climate crisis and urgent action is imperative.
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Now is the time to find innovative solutions for urgent climate action.
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"The threat is real; the need to act is urgent," Warner said.
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Finally, the Secure Act includes an urgent provision I coauthored with Sen.
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The world continues to rally around the urgent fight against climate change.
|
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In the end, the urgent need for criminal justice reform is twofold.
|
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On Wednesday, Trump followed up with a more urgent expression of concern.
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America's demographic changes made the project of reforming the Party more urgent.
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On Sunday, emergency officials issued urgent warnings: Evacuate now or risk everything.
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It is therefore an urgent national security imperative to address the debt.
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No. We think this is an urgent issue and everybody knows it.
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The cyber threat is, "not hopeless, but an urgent situation," he added.
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Help fix these broken countries so fleeing north won't seem so urgent.
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The Washington Post found life-threatening delays for urgent care, like dialysis.
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Why has this fear grown more urgent with the advent of 5G?
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So he went to Legacy Emergency Room & Urgent Care outside of Dallas.
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Probably it is now when it is even more urgent to do.
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Addressing staff-student sexual harassment is an urgent issue of gender equality.
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But even then, it rarely feels as urgent as this one did.
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Atkinson deemed them credible and urgent and sent the complaint to Maguire.
|
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There is an urgent need to reform a system designed for yesteryear.
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The UN says 70,000 people have urgent food, water and shelter needs.
|
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But it has never been more urgent to put up some guardrails.
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Wincing, I read on: They were headed for an urgent care clinic.
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It made me feel that the project was more important, more urgent.
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But it's also an urgent cry that's very much of the present.
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I wasn't interested in volume, I had no urgent bills to pay.
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The administration's decision to prioritize this urgent public health issue is promising.
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While the intelligence commmunity's inspector general had found the complaint to be "urgent" and "credible," the Justice Department determined it did not meet the legal threshold of "urgent" and therefore did not need to be immediately handed over.
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It is easy to get focused on the urgent "fires" demanding attention — but, if we are going to unlock success and find that sense of accomplishment, we must be able to see the important and non-urgent activities.
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" A second text also gives them a way to break through and get your attention in the case of an emergency by telling them, "If this is urgent, reply 'urgent' to send a notification through with your original message.
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Here is the Kalanick letter in its entirety about Miami, so you can be the judge of the difference: ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Travis Kalanick Date: Friday, October 25, 2013 Subject: 九 Info: URGENT, URGENT - READ THIS NOW OR ELSE!!!!!
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In past books, we have tried to shine a light on urgent and neglected topics, such as the oppression of women around the world; now we are trying to illuminate similarly urgent and neglected crises in our own backyards.
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In their wake, the themes of "You Get Me?" are yet more urgent.
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But first-half results suggest little need for an urgent change of direction.
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His most urgent task will be getting the country's economy back on track.
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Brendan Nyhan sounded a note of urgent concern in a recent Twitter thread.
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Jeenbekov ordered unspecified "urgent measures" on Thursday to maintain the rule of law.
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With countries including Kenya poised for decriminalisation, the opportunity is real and urgent.
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The discussion was made more urgent by the shootings in San Bernardino, Calif.
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The lawsuit contends JBS was in urgent need of cash at the time.
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"It's going to be a lot more urgent in my mind," she said.
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People who suspect they have rhabdomyolysis should receive urgent medical evaluation, he said.
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Khan said there was an urgent need for more transparency in foreign investment.
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What are the most urgent things the activists you met are fighting for?
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At least one hospital has canceled all non-urgent operations as a result.
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Prices were too high and there was the need for urgent additional supply.
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This is made a little more urgent because that pitcher controls your safety.
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The question of how to keep out the undesirable will become more urgent.
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One told me: 'If you're healthy enough to talk, then it's not urgent.
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It's so much more urgent than it was when COPPA was first passed.
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It said, however, the courts will continue to handle "urgent and essential" matters.
|
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But many experts believe that domestic disinformation is now the more urgent concern.
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Survivor's Remorse director Mahoney quickly established herself as a particularly urgent, clear voice.
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"This is an urgent situation," Ivette told me, her voice tight with exhaustion.
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Fixing financing for humanitarian aid is urgent in the interest of global stability.
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Instead, they found water scarcity was becoming a "very urgent" issue, he said.
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"Nope," the urgent care doctor said after a quick glance at the finger.
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Per Meg Jer takes me into yard For frank urgent pep talk pronto .
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"Zika is an urgent problem and we need to act now," Clinton added.
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This birthday turned that search for a full-time job into something urgent.
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Maybe you would go to Amazon Books if your book situation was urgent?
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Thursday night, members of Amazon's associates program got some urgent and unexpected news.
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These are really tragic and urgent medical conditions that need to be treated.
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Convincing Mr Trump of this fact is now an urgent and daunting challenge.
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It's a slow day, thank goodness, though I'm procrastinating on non-urgent items.
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In Sweden, the Riksbank says urgent measures are needed to cool housing prices.
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This winter, hospitals from Northampton to Nottingham were cancelling all non-urgent operations.
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The urgent concern is that these two giants are headed in opposite directions.
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For residents of Rio de Janeiro, the last of these is most urgent.
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He also noted that cybersecurity is an urgent issue for the new administration.
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The most urgent task is to stop putting more lead into the environment.
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Our need to expand our circles of empathy has never been more urgent.
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Through his persona, Beard reiterates an urgent need for deeper dives into history.
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Most Republicans either dispute that or disagree that it is an urgent problem.
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They posted urgent messages on social media saying their lives were in danger.
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Go deeper: Urgent warnings from Doctors Without Borders on the Congo's Ebola epidemic
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As our economies and societies become increasingly connected, the question becomes more urgent.
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"The public interest in this information is urgent, enduring and overwhelming," he wrote.
|
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In urgent matters, like directly after 9/11, emergency votes could be undertaken.
|
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At the other extreme, emergency patients like Gunbileg receive urgent, life-saving surgery.
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In 2010, pictured above, it was an urgent dispatch in lights about unemployment.
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However, I do know how urgent it felt to get one last January.
|
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The main candidates have similar ideas for coping with the most urgent problems.
|
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France has called for an urgent meeting of the United Nations Security Council.
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It's an increasingly urgent issue as cloud networks spread data across international servers.
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But global warming is making the task of dealing with it more urgent.
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That night in June 1969 made the subject of gay liberation more urgent.
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These findings underscore the need for urgent action to narrow the income gap.
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"It's simple, but feels extraordinarily fresh and urgent," Josh Constine wrote in October.
|
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Microsoft is targeting these at newsrooms or hospitals where urgent responses are required.
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Their urgent task is to avoid left-wing populism becoming the default option.
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For Sami Khangy, who runs a printing press, the dollar shortage is urgent.
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Nothing in the show seems ornamental or decorative, but rather urgent and necessary.
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The urgent demand for split-second, life-or-death decisions had consumed me.
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Because it's such a serious problem, finding real solutions is urgent and needed.
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The bigger, more urgent concern is Mr Trump's temperament and style of government.
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He said he was calling "urgent" meetings with U.S. clients of Venezuelan oil.
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That's why it's an urgent issue for us to find new growth drivers.
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Researching the pair, Barry saw Cummins' picture online in an urgent Amber Alert.
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It's urgent for Heitkamp that Savanna's Act makes it to a House vote.
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No matter what we call it, we are filling a really urgent gap.
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The meeting was supposed to tackle America's urgent need to upgrade its infrastructure.
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He declined to meet me, citing an urgent meeting with other local leaders.
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If anything, the FBI's courtroom misadventures have made the issue seem less urgent.
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Prime Minister Imran Khan condemned the attack and asked for an urgent report.
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"There's an urgent need to empower refugee girls socially and economically," Odong said.
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If you need urgent assistance, text the Crisis Text Line at 741-741.
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And in times like today, this kind of representation couldn't be more urgent.
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"I could think of more urgent issues, like the nuclear weapons," Cornyn said.
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Naturally these issues become more urgent to them as they talk about them.
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In October 2017, Graham Hatfull received an urgent email from across the pond.
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It would ask the authority to adopt "provisional and urgent measures," it said.
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This could represent a "good overbought" condition, reflecting urgent demand for equity exposure.
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Prenatal drug exposure isn't always a sign of child abuseThe problem is urgent.
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The need is all the more urgent because the technology continues to advance.
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Tillerson's remarks come at a particularly urgent time for many human rights activists.
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For Sami Khangy, who runs a printing press, the dollar shortage is urgent.
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According to Desch, this is an urgent climate-change issue facing the planet.
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Santos says he has medical bills from Urgent Care to prove his injuries.
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Influenza, meanwhile, is "high risk" — the most urgent of all potential health problems.
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Wolfram's recent lymphoma diagnosis coupled with advancing dementia made the situation more urgent.
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The present is more urgent than any future that'll never come to pass.
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A game that I'd found very boring on TV became electrifying and urgent.
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The Washington-based group only convenes such meetings to address most urgent affairs.
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There are a number of assumptions underpinning these positions which need urgent unpicking.
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It took the urgent pleadings of D.C. Councilmember Mary Cheh to accomplish that.
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He seems certain to give the best, most urgent speech of this lot:
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All sectors of society are failing to address this urgent national security threat.
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There are issues that shake Congress out of complacency and require urgent collaboration.
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But now Fantasmo is focusing on the urgent use case of scooter accountability.
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The foul air is just one of a host of urgent environmental problems.
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Does that sound like it should be an urgent congressional priority to you?
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A more urgent problem is the office bathroom—dry toilets do not flush.
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Before making any purchase that's not urgent, take a step back and pause.
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Emergency debates, urgent questions and high-profile select committees are here to stay.
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Mr. Modi's most urgent task is to help those suffering from the drought.
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That's compared with roughly $150 for a visit to an urgent care center.
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For all of us in government, this is a matter of urgent concern.
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"This is much more of an urgent matter than people think," Gramegna said.
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It is urgent that the United States seek to replicate the 2015 approach.
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We've been calling on Republicans to act on this urgent issue for months.
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Just a few hours later, the center found itself tackling another urgent need.
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For more urgent problems there is the Defence Telephone Link, established in 2008.
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Then came another, shorter volley of gunfire, and the evacuation grew more urgent.
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It scarcely needs restating how urgent it is to keep up the fight.
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Iran's apparent direct military support for rebels in Yemen is an urgent concern.
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CMV should be every bit as urgent a priority as Zika, he argues.
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Poke called a cab to drop them at the Urgent Care on Westheimer.
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I'm done with primary care, I'm going to be an urgent-care doctor.
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The couple's business cards include their home phone number, for urgent fertilizer situations.
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The agreement, of course, covered only Iran's nuclear activity — the most urgent problem.
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Timing made the matter urgent because Texas law bans abortion after 20 weeks.
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The announcement was made after an urgent meeting of the organization's top leaders.
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"When we organized this, these issues were not that urgent," said Mr. Raes.
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UNESCO also has a separate list of heritage in need of urgent safeguard.
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Action means urgent attention to the mental health epidemic that plagues our nation.
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This is as an especially urgent challenge in the field of medical technology.
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Angela Profeta, 37, is working to change how we think about urgent care.
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"Zika is an urgent problem and we need to act now," she said.
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The urgent part about this is that we can do something about it.
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"Now we fire them only when it is necessary and urgent," he said.
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Australia's attorney general, Christian Porter, said the new legislation filled an urgent need.
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The need for paid leave is more urgent and desperate than ever before.
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The overhead intercom crackled: there was an urgent call to an adjacent room.
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Others looked at urge incontinence, marked by a sudden urgent desire to urinate.
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Illinois is not alone in its urgent need for arts funding in schools.
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Chuck D's speechifying is pugnacious and mesmerizing, accented by Flavor Flav's urgent exhortations.
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" She then contradicts herself by claiming "that doesn't mean the fight isn't urgent.
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I went to urgent care this weekend because I had an asthma attack.
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After Below the Lights, this felt like a surprisingly urgent and forceful album.
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Growing the modern manufacturing workforce is clearly an urgent challenge for all manufacturers.
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Those nearing retirement or on a fixed-income may have more urgent needs.
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That work, for people like Livia and Mia, could not be more urgent.
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Each letter is distinctive, but all are plaintive, anguished, deeply engaged and urgent.
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All the urgent care site can do is rule out flu, he said.
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Then the important things that may not be urgent, and down from there.
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Ford is now "taking urgent action," although its troubles will linger, he said.
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My engineers know my coding system: Red is an urgent or critical item.
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"I worked urgent care for five years so I can rock a mask."
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Microsoft believes that climate change is an urgent issue that demands global action.
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Pruitt unexpectedly makes a discipline that predates modernism feel relevant, and even urgent.
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A chapter dedicated to fracking is among the more urgent and timely inclusions.
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And amid gunfire and chaos, they shot urgent text messages to their parents.
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That test gets more urgent when it appears "Truly Devious" has struck again.
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Urgent texts and emails punctured the lull of a Saturday morning last fall.
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But at the moment, I'd clearly label this as important but not urgent.
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The first urgent calls, the chief said, were received at 4:08 p.m.
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Before long, I was getting calls on my days off with "urgent" tasks.
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Most pressing: urgent shortages of protective equipment in particular, like gloves and masks.
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This lifeline has always been vital, and now it's more urgent than ever.
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His physicality completes the music, grounds it and makes it even more urgent.
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But even some agency heads with urgent portfolios have not met the mayor.
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It all makes the quick and efficient rollout of the stimulus incredibly urgent.
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We packed him in the car and raced to the nearby urgent care.
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We packed him in the car and raced to the nearby urgent care.
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If it's not urgent care upfront, we get them to the right course.
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Some serve as locations for Starbucks, CityMD Urgent Care, CVS and other chains.
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A response is urgent and the solution must be bipartisan, unequivocal and enduring.
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This contrast is at the root of America's most urgent national security challenge.
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Suddenly, "cleaning up the streets" took on a more literal — and urgent — dimension.
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It says the order is "for urgent reasons of state security", without elaborating.
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The urgent need for a global solution is now more obvious than ever.
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This task is as urgent for Republicans as for Democrats — perhaps more so.
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Sometimes an urgent whistle as it swirled through cracks in walls and doors.
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In the initial urgent phase, H&M would donate the supplies, it said.
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The country postponed non-urgent medical care, and moved many doctor's visits online.
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He said humanitarian and other "urgent" flights would be exempt from the ban.
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The epidemic just makes the need to resort to such measures more urgent.
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An urgent medical evaluation is necessary to determine the cause of the fever.
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For the peninsula's Spanish-speaking families, this fact led to some urgent questions.
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A visit to the urgent care near her house might run her $200.
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"Meanwhile, the roster of urgent national issues have continued to grow," he said.
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But, he added, "recent events make our life's work more salient and urgent."
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And I was able to ignore all manner of non-urgent work email.
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But think twice before heading to the E.R. for less-than-urgent problems.
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The company can refer "urgent cases" directly to the board itself as well.
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The questions we need to ask now are more urgent and more discomfiting.
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"It's been urgent for us," Jones said, according to the Dallas Morning News.
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Adding "not urgent" in the subject line can help make your expectations clear.
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The injured are being transported to nearby hospitals for urgent treatment, Meiring said.
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Many people — Bill Gates among them — see this as the most urgent issue.
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Tolson reportedly emailed an FBI official requesting to meet about an "urgent" matter.
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The threat from Pyongyang should be one of President Trump's most urgent priorities.
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Even with lawsuits, Senate hearings and financial penalties, the reaction seems less urgent.
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If it feels the need, it can label a recommendation as "urgent," too.
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And the need for no urgent agenda is what makes it just perfect.
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Without urgent action, the risk of even greater escalation grows by the hour.
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But, it seems like he has more urgent firing priorities than DeVos. 10.
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Reaching climate goals means an urgent scale-up of at least 100-fold.
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Assessment: Mr. Ryan, the Speaker of the House, makes the task seem urgent.
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Each day we see urgent headlines feverishly warning us of our automated futures.
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We have urgent business with Ukraine, including helping them to deter Russian aggression.
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Sech, a rising Panamanian singer, has a potent, urgent voice, full of feeling.
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"I felt there was an urgent need to make an archive," he said.
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It's hard to know where to focus when all of it's so urgent.
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"The longer it goes on the less urgent it becomes," Feinstein said Wednesday.
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Abduljalil Alsingace (Bahrain)Urgent medical attention needed for Bahrain blogger serving life sentence.
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Urgent care opens up in 15 minutes and he is headed there soon.
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And so two questions, loud and urgent: Why did he do this now?
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Since then he has received other urgent requests for help in averting violence.
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Urgent care facilities are already a major disruptor in the health care sector.
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If you become president, that expectation will be real and urgent and present.
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" He added, "It is clear that our task is more urgent than ever.
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Subject lines that say "URGENT" or "ASAP" show complete disregard for the recipient.
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But negotiations seem to be more and more urgent to the White House.
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Reform should have happened years ago and it is now an urgent imperative.
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This crisis demands urgent, sustained action at the federal, state, and local level.
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Signed, Feeling Guilty Dear Feeling Guilty, Let's start with the big, urgent picture.
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Business has been calling for urgent clarity on Brexit for a long time.
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"Politicians and policymakers should focus on urgent social programs, not deficits," they advised.
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Government officials have been holding urgent talks on SAA's future in recent days.
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A few days after an urgent operation, he came to check on me.
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As a result, people wait and wait for what should be urgent care.
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This ensures anything urgent is dealt with first, helping him control his schedule.
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Poroshenko's spokesman said the president supported Gladkovsky's departure and demanded an urgent probe.
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Black women, who largely worked outside the home, came together around urgent needs.
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An "urgent concern" by the intelligence community inspector general is another matter entirely.
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"There is an urgent need to clarify what happened," Merkel said in Berlin.
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Chae Myung-shin, asking for an urgent response, according to declassified US documents.
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However, the wording of this call to action is a little more urgent.
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These urgent housing pushes are nothing new for the Jacksonville shelter, she said.
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Real answers depend on redirecting the mega-wealth towards those in urgent need.
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It refuses to be enrolled, regardless of how noble or urgent the project.
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"I've come to make an Urgent Solicitation on Behalf of History," he said.
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He'd invited me to lunch because he had some urgent information regarding birds.
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These Republican bait and switch games are urgent with the midterm elections approaching.
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This leaves citizens — and those representing us in government — with an urgent responsibility.
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Solving climate change is too urgent to get caught up in partisan politics.
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This is particularly urgent because of Pakistan's position as a leading nuclear power.
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With greater exposure to the gaze of others, the need grows more urgent.
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People who are marginalized or not cisgender are doing it because it's urgent.
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"In this context the need for habeas corpus is more urgent," he added.
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And yet the need for qualified abortion providers has never been more urgent.
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So for us it's pretty urgent that we can find paths to monetization.
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She sends a messenger to Vronsky with an urgent request, Come at once.
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It's not as urgent to be in the know and on the sites.
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Early interventions weren't working, and there was an urgent need for effective treatment.
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Our most urgent work is to realize Americans' dreams of today and tomorrow.
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The performance, which you can see below, is typically urgent and enjoyably grubby.
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"It's urgent—companies don't want to get fined while they mitigate that risk."
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Or at least it feels justifiably restless, dissatisfied, and maybe most importantly, urgent.
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But for families with infants, diapers aren't a luxury; they're an urgent necessity.
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Rarely has the need to defend its rules and norms been more urgent.
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Uber opens "urgent investigation" into sexual harassment claims Uber opens "urgent investigation" into sexual harassment claims A recent blog post by a former Uber employee is making big waves in Silicon Valley, describing an experience of prolonged and systemic sexual harassment.
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It's about an urgent matter Issues pop up, deadlines get pushed, bosses need things at the last minute—if it seems urgent or a high priority, or it affects something you're currently working on, it's probably worth your immediate attention.
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The White Walker problem, according to the letter, is even more urgent than it was last week or the week before, when Jon was already running around trying to convince everyone that it was as urgent as it could possibly be.
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While the patient's financial responsibility varies from insurer to insurer, emergency room co-payments are generally higher than they are for urgent care, and the bill will be higher than it would be at a retail clinic or urgent care center.
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Blue Cross Blue Shield sees 'urgent' need to stabilize ObamaCare markets A leading health insurance group said Monday there is an "urgent" need for Congress to act to stabilize ObamaCare markets after the repeal of the individual mandate in December.
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Prior to that, another 13 people needing urgent hospital attention were allowed to disembark.
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A surgeon general advisory is a rarely used tool to convey an urgent message.
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It also makes the search for some answers — and clarity — all the more urgent.
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He needed an urgent corneal graft to keep his eye from losing integrity altogether.
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Being a music fan in 2018 is to be urgent and at times possessive.
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We must continue to keep our focus on the most urgent matter at hand.
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For Hayward, rewiring his brain and returning to work could not be more urgent.
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And they can't just talk about this doing this in 2017; this is urgent.
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Second, it's become increasingly clear that our planet is facing an urgent biodiversity crisis.
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Its buzzing, low frequencies, urgent high hats, echoing handclaps, and distorted vocals swirl seductively.
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"This was our worst nightmare," the group announced in an urgent email to supporters.
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When I get to the office, I work on an urgent client request immediately.
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To acknowledge the present in its intricate, sometimes-tangled entirety becomes an urgent task.
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Death rates from heart attacks, strokes, childbirth, and other urgent care situations would spike.
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It suggests Yemen is facing an even more urgent wheat crisis than previously thought.
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As I sit down, the desk reads me three urgent messages from my supervisor.
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In the age of Trump, the Wilderness Society's mission is more urgent than ever.
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Instead of confronting these urgent challenges, politicians in Washington use them to divide us.
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My father would have to pick me up to take me to urgent care.
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For these civically inclined startups and campaigns, the donations come at an urgent moment.
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On December 12, Wa Lone was summoned to an urgent meeting at a restaurant.
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But with heavy rain expected over the weekend, the situation has become more urgent.
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He described it as a 10-year mobilization to take on an urgent crisis.
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When people have Crohn's syndrome or colitis, their bathroom needs are episodic and urgent.
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In this situation, there was an urgent need to coordinate monetary and fiscal measures.
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Graham told reporters Monday that he saw no "urgent need" to pass his bill.
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These are fantasies with something urgent to say about the world we're living in.
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Mulligan told BuzzFeed News she opted not to evacuate, despite urgent pleas from officials.
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Yet this hope has brought with it an urgent need to get it right.
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Climate change is an urgent threat and a Bennet Administration would tackle it immediately.
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And it represents a substantial and urgent challenge in the movement for LGBT equality.
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Facial recognition Another area in urgent need of regulation is facial recognition, Smith said.
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At the same time, regulators moved too slowly to deal with an urgent problem.
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Zurga prods his townspeople into urgent business: A new village headman must be chosen.
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Ms. Park convened an urgent meeting of her top national security aides in Seoul.
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For Mr Hadi, Aden, 550km (350 miles) west, is an even more urgent challenge.
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Prosecutors ordered Vale to issue urgent warnings about the risks to the local population.
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These plus a couple of urgent care bills ($2000–$22) have gone to collections.
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It's not based on a substantive, urgent demand for the executions to take place.
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Approval of USMCA is an urgent priority for the U.S. business and agriculture community.
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"The Jewel of Muslim art in India", to use UNESCO's words, needs urgent attention.
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Mr Caputo's most urgent task is therefore to restore confidence in the central bank.
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Kids, on the other hand, have an urgent need to be taken care of.
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Yet one topic in need of urgent debate remains out of bounds: CPEC itself.
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In the environmental world, Hardin's tragedy is, if anything, more urgent after 50 years.
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Aid agencies have said nearly 150,000 people remain in urgent need of emergency supplies.
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Rebuilding this trust has become an urgent necessity, which Brexit has demonstrated very clearly.
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Only patients with the most complicated or urgent problems make it to a doctor.
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The new president will be confronted with urgent and excruciating choices between unpalatable options.
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Murthy said the crisis is one of the U.S.'s most urgent health threats.
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Australia&aposs refugee policy is another area where activists say urgent change is needed.
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"Cut to the Feeling" is your typical Jepsen fare — shimmering, urgent, and utterly addictive.
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Mr Allen, a prolific writer on India, ends with an urgent plea for balance.
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"This issue is urgent," said Senate Intel Chairman Richard Burr in his opening statements.
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"WannaCry is another urgent wakeup call to invest more in IT security," Schoenbohm said.
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He said "urgent efforts are needed" to hold Israel accountable for its settlement expansion.
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The urgent question is how this capital will be recycled into new technology firms.
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One of the most urgent of those is reform of the UN Security Council.
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Last year's twin earthquakes highlighted the urgent need to secure land ownership, Basnet said.
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It's inspiring and urgent in the new Trump Era we are about to enter.
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If anything, we should welcome this moment as a call to more urgent reinvention.
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The lights began to pulse faster, and the thrumming rose to an urgent hum.
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Smith-Bindman said that excessively high radiation dosage is a problem requiring urgent attention.
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The organizations asked for a "very urgent" meeting with the Minister of the Interior.
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The second mixing desk did endure, though it might now require some urgent therapy.
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Some are solitary creatures, cutting across the action like drones on urgent, secret missions.
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However, for those of urgent need, this restroom comes pretty close to being perfect.
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But now one of the more urgent health problems is obesity and, relatedly, overnutrition.
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Rome, Chamber of Deputies, Budget Commission, urgent measures on State finance (0900 and 1430).
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This urgent infusion into digital transformation has begun to show signs of a pulse.
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Thug is laid back when Future is urgent; Future drifts while Thug is frenetic.
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None of these girls reached the same level of urgent fame as Elizabeth Smart.
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Egypt's foreign ministry has said it views Israeli-Palestinian peace as an urgent priority.
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"It was really a need, a very urgent need," Diop told a news conference.
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Rather, they must serve as urgent reminders that we are standing at a precipice.
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Protecting existing jobs, however, won't be enough to solve trucking's increasingly urgent staffing crunch.
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It's that balance of not panicking, but at the same time playing very urgent.
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A month later, however, the FBI issued another alert, this time much more urgent.
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Reuters separately reviewed a copy of the directive, which was unusually labeled "extra urgent".
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There are no urgent emails, no calls, no fires to put out just yet.
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But your relationship to their art is actually tangential to a more urgent issue.
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Measures to handle the issues are urgent, said Sweden's Central Bank Governor Stefan Ingves.
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It is also calling for greater clarity on the term "urgent" in this context.
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The issue is urgent as the European parliamentary election will be held in May.
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The prospect of lead in the water made her realize urgent action was needed.
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In the search for urgent action, most eyes turn to the carbon intensive sectors.
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Our country is deeply divided, injured by wounds in urgent need of careful attention.
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Urgent messages, like Eisenhower's "mission fulfilled," were to be handled ahead of ordinary ones.
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So it's not as urgent to be in the know and on the sites.
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It made me more productive, happier, and more responsive to things that were urgent.
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It was accessible and mysterious, beautiful and ugly, urgent yet Olympian, irrational and irresistible.
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And the closer the virus is to their states, the more urgent they sound.
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Last month, friends sought urgent medical help, alarmed by his hidden dependency on painkillers.
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That longstanding consensus is now under attack, making the need for legislative action urgent.
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The timing is urgent with talks underway for President Trump to right this wrong.
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She also noted that the presence of multiple productions makes each one less urgent.
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The words were more urgent, as Senators debated a compromise offered by a Republican.
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Stewart said Friday that replenishing the victims fund was "necessary, urgent and morally right."
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In the age of the alt-right, fighting anti-Semitism is an urgent problem.
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What should feel urgent and engaged, however, often comes across as itchy and impatient.
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Timing has made the matter urgent because Texas law bans abortion after 20 weeks.
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THE ORIGINAL MACHINERY question, which had seemed so vital and urgent, eventually resolved itself.
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Some of these objections are flimsy, especially given the urgent need for the bill.
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Perhaps the most urgent task is to establish the contours for debates on immigration.
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Nowhere is the pursuit of bestness as urgent as when it comes to travel.
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Given the devastation and urgent needs of the population, this delay is most distressing.
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This is a moment to be developing better ways to manage urgent multilateral risks.
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That's a clear call to urgent action — one that has echoed on Capitol Hill.
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They have no practical use in the extremely urgent effort to solve global warming.
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Record heat, floods and fires all make evident the urgent need to act now.
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What may be an inconvenience for others becomes an urgent safety issue for them.
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The expansion would give funding for urgent care mental health clinics to more states.
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I appreciated this feature a lot because some lows aren't as urgent as others.
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Mr. Spota has said the investigation was an urgent action in a leak case.
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To prevent this, the Army developed six modernization priorities for our most urgent needs.
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Action is urgent, it says, because proposals for agenda items are due this month.
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However, That need will remain an urgent matter in financial planning and retirement policy.
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This is the urgent time for compromise, not for a winner-take-all showdown.
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For Trump's allies, the depth of his unpopularity is an urgent cause for alarm.
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Officials said call center operators now also automatically refer urgent reports to a supervisor.
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"Some of the sickest are taken to the hospital for urgent care," it added.
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Will Lopez have to run every decision, no matter how urgent, through Pruitt's staff?
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I think that was an urgent and necessary part of story there as well.
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I think that was an urgent and necessary part of story there as well.
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Now, Republicans and Democrats must join forces again to confront an urgent national crisis.
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Urgent and beautiful, the sequin-covered banners feel like deeply personal instruments of change.
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She'd undergone a shave biopsy, which didn't find that the growth required urgent attention.
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Honestly, I find that's the most urgent thing I see our world faced with.
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For important tasks that are not urgent, you can schedule them into your calendar.Delegate.
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When I see a newborn, I see a bottomless well of urgent, indiscriminate need.
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The growth imperative became even more urgent as the REITs began to go public.
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"It's the first pandemic that urgent care has been stably around for," Zipkin said.
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They still have many urgent questions to be answered and decisions to be made.
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It was urgent to start winning, he insisted; panic had not yet set in.
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The organization plans to offer immediate relief, including urgent medical care and psychosocial support.
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Urgent care centers are getting flooded with patients worried they might have COVID-19.
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Catholic missions have stepped in but can meet only the most urgent shelter needs.
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Increasingly urgent appeals by Israeli journalists had forced military censors to reconsider the ban.
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Instead, they cite an urgent need to combat a troubling decline in political participation.
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And for ordinary Iranians trying to make a living, the situation is getting urgent.
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Season after season, it's a whirring carousel of diverse, ambitious and politically urgent theater.
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