The Special Counsel Independence Protection Act was urgently needed then, and it's urgently needed now.
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On an urgently modern show, he is an urgently modern leading man, though the phrase makes him chuckle.
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With unemployment, we need urgently to help get people some extra money in their pockets, urgently to get hospitals and state and local governments these resources.
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" Oxfam separately reported that its online surveys showed 73 percent of respondents in India said "the gap between the rich and the poor needs to be addressed urgently or very urgently.
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An aerospace firm urgently needed a tool to restart production.
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The bottom line: More funding is "urgently needed," Kasaeva says.
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The findings speak for themselves — something urgently needs to change.
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He urgently needs to assert his authority in three areas.
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We urgently need to start preparing for what is coming.
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"Such work is urgently needed," they write in the introduction.
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Many obsolete features of our education system urgently need transforming.
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Europe's heat wave shows how urgently that needs to happen.
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Republicans to do what their country urgently requires of them.
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In this case, Europe needs to learn urgently from America.
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We urgently call on the international community to send help.
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Perhaps most urgently, Washington needs to determine Pyongyang's end game.
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This is an issue that needs to be addressed urgently.
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Analysts said the group should urgently define a clear leadership.
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He needed more work, better work, urgently, whatever it was.
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Earlier this month, they started urgently distributing free lead filters.
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Banner Health is now urgently warning doctors about the medication.
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"It's a debate we need to have urgently," Goulson says.
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We urgently need an academic institute focused on algorithmic accountability.
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We need it urgently," Victor Liu said on CNN "Newsroom.
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We urgently need to rethink how our nation regulates drugs.
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That was urgently needed in order to retain the numbness.
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Across the water, a siren wailed urgently down the parkway.
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The filmmakers and actors certainly seem urgently up for it.
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Works urgently, as if the next few moments were vital.
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"But we must urgently step up our efforts," he added.
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"But we must urgently step up our efforts," he added.
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The UN estimates that 7m Venezuelans urgently need humanitarian aid.
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We need a serious fix and we need it urgently.
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Medical investigators urgently hunted for the source of the outbreak.
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Medical investigators urgently hunted for the source of the outbreak.
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Such clumsiness sadly undermines a play that remains urgently relevant.
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"A nationwide cessation of hostilities must urgently be implemented," leaders said.
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And right now, Google appears to need these humans' help—urgently.
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As a consequence, China urgently needs to beef up its productivity.
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The ICIG wanted the FBI to investigate it fully and urgently.
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Officials said that law enforcement agency ICE needed their help urgently.
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There's some momentum, Reiss said, but lawmakers aren't acting urgently enough.
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That's a problem, and one that scientists feel more urgently lately.
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All involved parties have a responsibility to urgently deescalate the situation.
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But current practices don't provide the durable solution that's urgently needed.
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"I can only warn you urgently about coconut oil," Michels said.
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And the statistics couldn't more urgently highlight the need for change.
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New Delhi urgently summoned Pakistani diplomats Monday to discuss the case.
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The man swears as he urgently asks where the ambulances are.
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"Africa's 'data gap' needs to be urgently addressed," the report said.
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If you need the treatment urgently, ask for an expedited review.
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There is no doubt which side most urgently needs a deal.
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The company says it's "urgently reviewing" other possible offenders as well.
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"We appreciate the first responders who worked urgently to provide support."
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The Supreme Court's order needed to be urgently implemented, he said.
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These skills are all urgently needed in the Trump White House.
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Congress should urgently pass legislation to strengthen corporate ownership disclosure requirements.
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Second, the United States urgently needs to address its own vulnerabilities.
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The USA needs to urgently step up to the emergency call.
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We need access to those children, and we need money — urgently.
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New approaches to combat antimicrobial resistance urgently need to be developed.
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Just as importantly, they provide a roadmap to urgently needed reforms.
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The North Koreans later urgently requested another meeting in New York.
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It points to a task that we urgently need to undertake.
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A strong vote in favor of this measure is urgently needed.
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Urgently facing homelessness, he begins searching the home for rumored treasure.
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The report argued that the world needs to urgently cut emissions.
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For some activists, that means we urgently need a policy response.
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"Their homes have been completely destroyed, and they urgently need assistance."
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And its workers, urgently, had to make a lot of guns.
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I'm not sure — but we urgently need to broaden our analysis.
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It is incumbent on our military leaders to urgently address them.
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Some skins, you soon realize, need saving more urgently than others.
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We must now also urgently take carbon out of the atmosphere.
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This week, climate change must be tackled urgently and clear-headedly.
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Additional research is urgently needed, as well as health-protective action.
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We urgently need to develop next-generation diagnostics, vaccines and therapeutics.
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We will listen, seek feedback, and respond – appropriately, urgently and respectfully.
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We will listen, seek feedback, and respond — appropriately, urgently and respectfully.
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In contrast, more computer science researchers and teachers are urgently needed.
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"We need to talk," Ashley tells the woman, played by Zimmer, urgently.
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I'm launching this today because we urgently need more journalism not less.
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CBP responded to the allegations Friday, saying the agency urgently needs funding.
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We will urgently pursue additional reinforcements from within DHS and the interagency.
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The topic of combat ethics is more urgently relevant now than ever.
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At policy level, the ratification of the Istanbul Convention is urgently needed.
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Bump's short chapters draw us in quickly, urgently, like: Come hear this.
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Why do you think Congress is not acting urgently on this issue?
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They will soon need migrants even more urgently than they do today.
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It urgently needs to upgrade its energy infrastructure to meet rising demand.
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We have to support Yeltsin and Gaidar's initiative to create capitalists. Urgently!
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Another banker said a quick resolution of the issue was urgently needed.
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Young men like Deyya urgently need to know they have a future.
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Food, medical supplies, tarps and clothes are also urgently needed, it said.
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Improving the speed and integrity of the process has become urgently necessary.
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What Charlottesville needed most urgently was the full embrace of their government.
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No wonder some two-thirds of our respondents urgently want FATCA repealed.
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BATAM, Indonesia (Reuters) - Indonesia's Lion Air "urgently requires" more Boeing Co (BA.
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Dr Eklund's findings suggest more of this checking is needed, and urgently.
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Take the Far East as an example: Russia urgently needs Chinese investments.
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Experts agree that new drugs are urgently needed for this debilitating disease.
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But if something needs fixing urgently, the commission will order it done.
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He offered to meet both groups' leaders urgently to discuss their concerns.
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The drugmaker urgently sought a decision by the end of the year.
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So it's urgently needed that more research is done in this area.
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The country urgently needs a new government to enact emergency economic measures.
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When it does matter, as in 2007 and 2008, it matters urgently.
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It isn't enough to elect women -- though we urgently should do that.
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That's why the Trump administration should urgently appoint a new DEA administrator.
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It's something done when the need arises, swiftly and messily and urgently.
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We must act urgently so that we do not fail Haiti again.
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This bill, if enacted, would provide urgently needed relief for our parks.
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" (the question smuggled inside the confession), or, more urgently, "Please love me.
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Now, the agency needs about $32 billion to make urgently needed repairs.
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Twice within five minutes he grabbed his nurse urgently to introduce us.
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"Colombia urgently needs a unit of care for burn victims," she said.
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"Health workers urgently need more protective gear," Mark Zuckerberg wrote on Facebook.
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It urgently calls for courageous leadership on both sides to resolve it.
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The world must step up action — and it must do so urgently.
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Hospitals in Wuhan have posted messages online urgently appealing for medical equipment.
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The war is a humanitarian catastrophe that urgently needs a political settlement.
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Right now, scientists are urgently working to develop a COVID-19 vaccine.
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"Innovative ways to monitor the oceans are urgently required," the study state.
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But when a repairman is needed urgently, money is often no object.
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"Brother, get out," Mahmoud said urgently over the phone to his brother.
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The United States urgently needs to focus on resilience to climate impacts.
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"We urgently need a review of this area of law," McGlynn argues.
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"Independent research on body-worn camera technology is urgently needed," White wrote.
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" Trump asks him urgently, to which Bennett's Pence immediately responds, "Yes, sir.
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Cut to 1942, and suddenly the government decides they urgently need internment camps.
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Europe is not fine, and U.S. presence has rarely been more urgently required.
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All of these urgently require our attention now and in the years ahead.
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And that would be the rebalancing of the U.S. that we urgently need.
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"The United States and China must urgently de-escalate the conflict," Kempf said.
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"They have urgently warned us that we need more submarine construction, not less."
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We urgently need people to see that we are embedded in geologic time.
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"This step was urgently needed," said the head of the union, Joerg Hofmann.
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Resettlement is a life-saving activity, and more of it is urgently needed.
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And more urgently, does she actually pose a threat to his well-being?
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Conditions in Borno State are particularly dire and humanitarian assistance is urgently needed.
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We argued that we urgently needed the documents to immediately inform the public.
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Another 6,500 families still urgently need food and other aid, the U.N. said.
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The medical profession urgently needs to make these tests less daunting for women.
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They radioed urgently to church officials trying to figure out what to do.
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Its authors are asking the full body to vote on the proposal urgently.
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Tax code adjustments are an urgently needed part of the foreign trade policy.
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For 6900 years, the program has awarded urgently needed grants for lab safety.
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But if the G20 was a test, some recalibration may be required -- urgently.
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But most urgently, the gunmen wanted to know one thing: Are you American?
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We urgently need more national parks, more wildlife preserves, more marine conservation areas.
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And three, Altimeter and PAR say that United Continental urgently needs a turnaround.
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Ritah and her cohort saw first-hand that radical change was urgently needed.
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It is the end of the road for antibiotics unless we act urgently.
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Ukraine, which is still facing Russian aggression in the east, urgently needs assistance.
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To restore confidence Mr Temer would need urgently to cut the budget deficit.
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We urgently need programs that account for the challenging circumstances of the disadvantaged.
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A group of Navy SEALs who were in Teleskof called urgently for help.
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Most urgently, the plight of the Rohingya has developed into a humanitarian catastrophe.
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"Spain urgently needs a government, but not a bad government," Mr. Sánchez said.
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Refinery229 has been urgently seeking to find a merger partner, knowledgeable sources said.
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Rossello told CNBC Thursday that food and water are still needed urgently needed .
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But the central question raised by his ouster looms more urgently than ever.
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When I asked Frank about this, he shot me an urgently stern look.
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This is a mistake, and one that Washington should work urgently to correct.
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It's a lamentable turn that Twitter says it is urgently working to address.
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Turkey's EU accession ambitions need to be urgently revived to encourage liberalizing reforms.
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The first 16 to be made available now are those most urgently needed.
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Perhaps that's why Nashville has responded to the wreckage by urgently pitching in.
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"The good news is they are taking it urgently, more recently," Raimondo said.
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We urgently need to promote solidarity and tolerance, and crack down on xenophobia.
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Additional employment opportunities are urgently needed, but the unemployment data is not promising.
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I do know we urgently need to avoid that place if we can.
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They should be urgently seeking to develop non addictive alternative drugs for pain.
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Airports in the US and UK also say they urgently need government help.
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"Listen to this sentence," Mr. Kaufman said urgently, reading from the title page.
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If Times editors need me urgently, they can still call my land line.
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The outlook is very poor if we do not combat climate change urgently.
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"We urgently need international research collaboration to detect the causes," Professor Skakkebaek said.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel has urgently called for more sanctions over North Korea.
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Policy and leadership in Memphis urgently require great change in the near future.
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They scamper urgently across the room in pursuit of things we cannot see.
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"These drugs are my babies, and they are so urgently needed," she said.
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Try telling that to a pet that urgently needs to use the restroom.
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"The government must also urgently address problems across the retail sector," she added.
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"You didn't break me," she says tenderly, urgently, after confessing the whole story.
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A mechanism to make sure the benefits outweigh the risks is needed urgently.
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His cancer was advancing, and a new plan had to be formed urgently.
|
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The answers to these questions, though urgently important, are not at all straightforward.
|
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Yet campaigners are urgently calling for more dramatic change after decades of debate.
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He has said he will urgently challenge the report, which he says is flawed.
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Myth 1: Egypt urgently needs the $1.3 billion for counterterrorism operations in the Sinai.
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Ramaphosa has said he will urgently challenge the finding, which he says is flawed.
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We are urgently reviewing our internal processes to ensure this does not happen again.
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Mrs May inherited a divided country which urgently needed to be coaxed back together.
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Munqeth Mehyar, the president of EcoPeace, said the growing water scarcity urgently requires cooperation.
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"Albany urgently needs new, honest leadership," Mr. Kaminsky said, accepting the nomination last month.
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S. relations is and how urgently a summit should be realized to improve ties.
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At once it feels ludicrously impossible and urgently important to keep our children safe.
|
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"Officials from the two Koreas may urgently meet to discuss the possibility," he added.
|
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Much of this material was covered more urgently in "Citizenfour," Poitras' gripping 2014 documentary.
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Sweden, Egypt and France requested the meeting to urgently discuss de-escalation in Jerusalem.
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" NATO has also called on Moscow to "return urgently to full and verifiable compliance.
|
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French President Francois Hollande said Paris prosecutors will urgently request the extradition of Abdeslam.
|
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Airbnb's tool offers free housing to anyone who urgently needs a place to stay.
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Faster reconstruction is urgently needed, to spare earthquake victims another winter in tin shacks.
|
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Voters must be given an extra day while this mess is sorted out urgently.
|
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More urgently, it needed to show fans everything that was great about the league.
|
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First, all members of the Committee must recognize that rescue legislation is urgently needed.
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He needs to urgently reconsider his current approach because it's harmful to American interests.
|
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Ramaphosa has said he will urgently challenge the report, which he says is flawed.
|
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And remember in episode 7 when Sansa urgently wrote a letter to Petyr Baelish?
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They then spoke with SMRO's coordinators and asked what their facility needed most urgently.
|
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The Red Cross is urgently appealing for blood and platelet donors in Southern California.
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Clear, credible and consistent information about the virus and the response is urgently needed.
|
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Biden has shown some vulnerabilities -- most urgently, his lack of support from young voters.
|
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"This is a crisis everybody says we need to act urgently," said Washington Sen.
|
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Most urgently, we must learn how best to protect health care workers from infection.
|
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And urgently passed the information to young Cameron, who dumped a ton of shares.
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Second, we urgently need to build modern capabilities on top of that traditional foundation.
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This is bad for democracy, dangerous for the world, and urgently important to fix.
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What Afghan women tell us they so urgently need is direct funding and support.
|
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But it was "Dangerous House," the play set furthest away, that spoke most urgently.
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The government urgently needs to get the peace process in Mindanao back on track.
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The United States urgently needs to strengthen our defense of the national grid system.
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Merkel said events in Yemen showed work on a political solution was urgently needed.
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As for us, we will continue to cover the story as urgently as ever.
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These bills are making waves and they are driving change, which is urgently needed.
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Williams said the application to take the samples had been made urgently on Tuesday.
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It's something that board members like Arianna Huffington have said Uber must fix urgently.
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We all must do our part to ensure that OPO reforms are implemented urgently.
|
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The report lists 32 diseases for which vaccines are urgently needed but none exist.
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Especially given that the film feels so urgently relevant due to recent political events?
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While trying to avoid war and discourage diplomacy, it must urgently prepare for both.
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Jesse L. Jackson said he had been urgently trying to reach the victim's family.
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The Chinese government urgently needs to address these mounting demographic pressures with systemic reforms.
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The military should stand down and allow in urgently needed food and medical supplies.
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Editors' Choice Troubling history lives on, vividly and urgently, in this week's recommended books.
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Health practitioners urgently needed to implement the successful strategy he had tested in Vancouver.
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According to government officials, new investment is urgently needed to ease the nation's debt repayments.
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One thing I am, though, is urgently concerned with the fate of poor black communities.
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The issue of global food waste is also something that needs to be urgently tackled.
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Children's Commissioner Anne Longfield called on the government to urgently refine existing data protection legislation.
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The result will be reduced humanitarian capacity at a time when more is urgently needed.
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"Abbi, it is about to get I Am Legend up in here," Ilana says urgently.
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"It is the end of the road for antibiotics unless we act urgently," he said.
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After that, work urgently on funding the government, and begin the conversation about tax reform.
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Our engineers are thoroughly reviewing each customer case and working to address this matter urgently.
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"Low-carbon transportation systems are therefore urgently required in the fast-growing metropolises," Kloppenburg added.
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More often than not, we don't even know which items need our attention most urgently.
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"Business and government leaders must urgently work together to drive a thriving, low-carbon economy."
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All of the pills will have been urgently needed by an Irish woman or girl.
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The country urgently needed to build a new, central repository for such wastes, it said.
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It always makes me smile to see how urgently she tries to catch the treats.
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But the measures themselves remain urgently necessary for all the more representative, tragically everyday instances.
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Trump deserves impeachment urgently, but politics will insulate him from it for the foreseeable future.
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They and so many other Palestinians urgently need medical care but are blocked by #Israel.
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That means that alternatives for pain that don't have the same risks are urgently needed.
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We must urgently address the stigma associated with mental illness, still taboo in minority communities.
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In Klepper's première episode, he fidgeted in his chair and beckoned urgently at the camera.
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A sale to a private-equity firm would quickly raise the cash Thyssenkrupp urgently needs.
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They must also urgently prioritize the release of all those people who have been enslaved.
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Trump has said the order is needed urgently to prevent terrorism in the United States.
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We already know that government and election technologies urgently need to be updated and secured.
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We must meet critical challenges — in values, politics, economics, technology and education — simultaneously and urgently.
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To counter that threat, Western Europe needs to urgently diversify its sources of natural gas.
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Following Iran's announcement on its uranium stockpile, Europe said it is "urgently" weighing its options.
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It drained out from his face to his toes, as he urgently informed his protégé.
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The horizon line and the frantic swimmer conspire to push us urgently to the right.
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This is the future, a future for which the U.S. is now urgently preparing. GEN.
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Kerry said humanitarian assistance needed to urgently start flowing, including in all areas of Aleppo.
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However, if we need the cows urgently, Cibi said he could deliver the cows tomorrow.
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The people who might need you more urgently should know to call or text you.
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The resulting notes are much too long to read when clinical decisions are urgently needed.
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Mr. Maza said he wanted the Catalan politicians to appear "urgently" in court in Madrid.
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We need to urgently get these children off the street — and their mothers as well.
|
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Those officials have long argued that an interconnected global disease detection network was urgently needed.
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Forward-thinking legislation — and the public hearings that would inform its passage — are urgently needed.
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Each time I tried to focus on a new patient, my pager would ring urgently.
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Like the coalition, the Houthi rebels also face accusations of manipulating urgently needed relief aid.
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Most urgently, private businesses should contribute to the World Health Organisation's contingency fund for emergencies.
|
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Campari told CNN the food system must "urgently" be reformed to avoid catastrophic global warming.
|
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They understand that climate change is real and are desperate to address the crisis urgently.
|
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We also must organize and unite around an urgently needed action—fighting our climate crisis.
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" The following month, he ordered: "It is necessary secretly — and urgently — to prepare the terror.
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The UN has urgently called for humanitarian assistance for Ghazni's quarter of a million civilians.
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We need to work on these solutions urgently, as millions of lives depend on it.
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We continue working urgently to organise a flight to the UK as soon as possible.
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As these shootings occur more frequently, Americans are urgently calling for better school safety practices.
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And it was Parnas who seemed urgently interested in getting Trump to fire Ambassador Yovanovitch.
|
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Mr. Zindani's urge to get married, and urgently, was as much out of a hurt.
|
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The term "abstract" feels too dry—the painting is so concretely active and urgently optimistic.
|
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"Work is urgently needed in unison with the European Union," Faymann told a news conference.
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The international community must urgently condemn Brunei's move to put these cruel penalties into practice.
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Lebanon urgently needs a new government to pull it out of the long-brewing crisis.
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Lebanon urgently needs a new government to pull it out of the long-brewing crisis.
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The Obama administration took that step last month but says it urgently needs more funds.
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"What is urgently needed is that there is more direct investment in Africa," she said.
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When needed, they visit patients urgently to troubleshoot and revise, repair or replace malfunctioning equipment.
|
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Americans urgently need cash to meet immediate needs, that's been my goal from the start.
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Emergency measures rarely, if ever, get rolled back when they're no longer as urgently needed.
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He also said boxing would urgently need to review the way judges are appointed for matches.
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A few team members are filmed as they carefully, but urgently, remove pieces of fallen masonry.
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We have been speaking out urgently, since then, about the devastating and abusive circumstances we've found.
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Parliament should urgently consider what place this big data and artificial intelligence has in our policing.
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More urgently, the play suggests a bleak sociopolitical future that is within the realm of possibility.
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Herbert's settings allow Ben to send "ASAP messages" when he needs to urgently get in touch.
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The purpose of this assessment, he said, was to figure out who most urgently needed help.
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We need to act urgently and ambitiously, which will require building diverse coalitions of political support.
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And the only possible way forward is by urgently repairing and restoring our badly broken democracy.
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Now that these improved formulae have caught on, Mr Pathak's algorithmic expertise is less urgently required.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May said the U.N. Security Council should urgently look at new measures.
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UK regulators said on Friday they were urgently seeking information from the EPA over its allegation.
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"But the system is rigged to avoid exposing the problems, so outside monitoring is urgently needed."
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Officials in El Paso said blood donations are "needed urgently" for victims transported to local hospitals.
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United Mineworkers President Cecil Roberts also said at the hearing that MSHA needs to act urgently.
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Fortunately, it's largely an excuse to keep March and Healy urgently moving between settings and fights.
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Global health experts agree the world urgently needs new medicines to keep ahead of the superbugs.
|
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But when Harmon finally came, Nguyen discovered that he urgently needed more work than he anticipated.
|
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Well, Mashable spoke to an Instagram developer with the (urgently needed) answer to this burning question.
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We've come up with a comprehensive guide to all the emoji urgently required by online daters.
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There are many problems in today's dysfunctional U.S.-Saudi relationship; policymakers should be discussing them urgently.
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"Instead of being interviewed by authorities in Pristina, they were urgently deported to Turkey," Hoti said.
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To begin mending the economy, Mr Meirelles needs most urgently to tackle the vast budget deficit.
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In South Sudan, 7.7 million people — more than half the country's population — urgently need food assistance.
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His reputation has been threatened by a younger colleague and he needs to "discover" something urgently.
|
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Ms. Hasina's government needs to act urgently to find out who radicalized and armed the attackers.
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But little else seemed capable of stirring the Yankees, a team urgently in need of it.
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The United States should urgently prioritize the commercial development of mineral resources to fund Afghanistan's development.
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The Taliban needed the weapons urgently, he explained, to safeguard its heroin labs against American forces.
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Faster economic growth and paid family leave for workers are both urgently needed in this country.
|
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Labor unions and Native American tribes dependent on fossil fuels must be brought on board urgently.
|
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Understanding where major media outlets go wrong underscores why we so urgently need to do better.
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"Investments are urgently needed to establish basic veterinary public health capacities in developing countries," Evans said.
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In the face of an ever-rising toll of overdose deaths, these data are urgently needed.
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Commitments to more equitably share the responsibility for millions of people fleeing conflicts are urgently needed.
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"If the child is having trouble breathing, they certainly need to be seen urgently," she said.
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We are urgently investigating these allegations and addressing this with Foxconn at the most senior level.
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And now it is urgently counting on northern Italy to help reverse that lack of interest.
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All wrote urgently and at length about the Jewish history that was unfolding before their eyes.
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Her analysis of systematic lying and the danger it presents to factual truths is urgently relevant.
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So is Iraq, where stability is urgently needed to save its people from disease and ruin.
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But the horrors of recent days remind us that Morrison made art that was urgently political.
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The global system of protection, however, urgently needs to be reformed to cope with modern conditions.
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The international system urgently needs to step up, especially if weaker countries are going to survive.
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His family, working with Australian officials, had been urgently seeking information about his whereabouts and welfare.
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Britain's Foreign Office (FCO) has said it is urgently seeking information from Iran about Edalat's arrest.
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If freedom is to prevail over the many challenges to it, American leadership is urgently required.
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In a world of increasing challenges and threats, America urgently needs to rebuild its diplomatic strength.
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When we receive reports of potential terrorism posts, we review those reports urgently and with scrutiny.
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"But due to our limitation in terms of resources and capacity, we urgently require the support."
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A trade delegation is expected to accompany Mr. Sisi, hoping to attract urgently needed foreign investment.
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Editorial Reports that the Great Barrier Reef is dying come ever more frequently, ever more urgently.
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Moreover, the administration should urge the EU and allied European countries to urgently consider similar steps.
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Or, more urgently, [you] just don't want to be the first person to catch a bullet!
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The government urgently needs to regain control of public security, and the prison system in particular.
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" She did so — urgently — before adding, "We're both kind of the same: Dance is just dance.
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His niece Jaime Daugherty said her brother urgently knocked on Mount's door just after 6 a.m.
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And what about the chairman's claim that regulations are urgently required to curb excessive rental prices?
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Jeenbekov's office said late on Wednesday he was urgently returning to Bishkek, having cut short a vacation.
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"Strong leadership is needed urgently to begin the work of withdrawing from the European Union," Leadsom said.
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The country urgently needs economic reforms to regenerate its faltering credit-fueled, private, consumption-based growth strategy.
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The big picture: Most urgently, Clegg has to grapple with a lawsuit close to many journalists' hearts.
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Perhaps more urgently, the new tariffs could indicate Trump's recent trade war pause will be short-lived.
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Cheaper ways to reduce emissions are urgently needed, along with incentives to remove carbon from the atmosphere.
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It did enact two urgently needed reforms, introducing a uniform national sales tax and streamlining bankruptcy proceedings.
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Talk of greater integration of capital markets and digital services urgently needs to be turned into action.
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These behaviors are indicators that a person may be in acute danger and may urgently need help.
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There's no time to waste when it comes to climate change and big actions are needed urgently.
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Efforts to control malaria in Asia must be stepped up urgently "before it becomes close to untreatable".
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"Improved surveillance of e-cigarette injuries and regulation of e-cigarette devices is urgently needed," Thombs wrote.
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The country urgently needs a capital boost in order to avert a looming balance of payments crisis.
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Most urgently, speakers hailed the seven lawsuits to stymie Trump's new Presidential Commission on Voter Integrity. Rev.
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He spoke urgently about keeping our children safe from guns and all of us safe from terrorism.
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So families go door to door, urgently trying to gather what they can to feed the siblings.
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Then, when he slept, she urgently texted family and friends, Shoaf told NBC's Today show in 2008.
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Athens needs the funds urgently to repay 7.5 billion euro ($8.18 billion) in debt maturing in July.
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"We need a policy to protect the Good Friday Agreement – and we need one urgently," he said.
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The ultimate upshot is more shots on goal for the many diseases that urgently need new treatments.
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Athens needs the funds urgently to repay 21.5 billion euro ($4.23 billion) in debt maturing in July.
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Now beset by plunging polls and abysmal trust ratings, she urgently needs more of that positive press.
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China also needs to urgently improve its regulatory supervision to ward off potential systemic threats, Zhou said.
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The United States urgently must begin bolstering key regional allies to mitigate the fallout of this decision.
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"More broadly, a lasting and durable ceasefire is urgently needed to relieve human suffering," Nauert said Thursday.
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Sony urgently wants to resuscitate this franchise, with a separate animated "Ghostbusters" movie also in the pipeline.
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That morning, he called the group's pollsters -- and, a few hours later, he urgently called them back.
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If they do not immediately get the medical care they urgently need, they will most likely die.
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" "The US should urgently reverse this decision, which places it squarely on the wrong side of history.
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To create lasting success, an additional security footprint is urgently required in the Nineveh Plain and Sinjar.
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"The country urgently needs a government that truly represents the will of the Venezuelan people," she said.
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Trump, the ostensible leader of the free world, should urgently rethink his stance on global human rights.
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"Donald so urgently needed the right people around him and a solid structure in place," he wrote.
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The IPPR said the world must act urgently to prevent some of the worst possibilities being realized.
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We are urgently investigating the nature and extent of its activities and will take action where appropriate.
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Governments and investors should "urgently reconsider these coal projects in light of prevailing economics," Carbon Tracker says.
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States urgently need to change their regulations to limit hospital prices for out-of-network emergency care.
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"Information is absolutely essential, because women who find themselves unexpectedly pregnant need information urgently," Dr. Fiala said.
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Peace talks are urgently needed but remain stalled by the mistrust among the parties to the conflict.
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That is not nearly enough to get urgently needed food to nearly seven million Yemenis facing famine.
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The platform urgently needs to make corrections to protect minorities in India and elsewhere in the world.
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Coastal states are urgently awaiting reconstruction funding less than a month before the next hurricane season begins.
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"A dedicated place where people can come just on this issue is urgently needed," Mr. Knight said.
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Donations were urgently needed, and authorities said if local residents wanted to help, they should make appointments.
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They were there for mementos, to be sure, but more urgently to walk in the Beales' footsteps.
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Those he listed in his victory address were a catalog of what urgently needs to be done.
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We swept along the riverside hand in hand, Sean poetically, urgently, declaring his affection between frantic kisses.
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The UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office said the British government is "urgently seeking information" from Iranian officials.
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I'll never forget one xoi dau village chief who urgently requested a literacy class in his village.
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We urgently need governments that are not afraid to act to defend our planet from further destruction.
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The UK government said Friday it was "urgently considering" its options after the US announced its decision.
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Anne's husband, a frantic Hollywood producer (a barely seen Alec Baldwin), has been urgently summoned to Budapest.
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South African business leaders urged Zuma to urgently deal with the public spat between Gordhan and Moyane.
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But we urgently need a bipartisan investigation, ideally an independent panel modeled on the 9/11 Commission.
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But analysts say Mr. Modi urgently wants to avoid another confrontation with his powerful neighbor, especially now.
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Le Maire said decisions by Lebanon's government were urgently needed to improve the situation on the ground.
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And if you need to talk about something urgently, ring The Samaritans for free on 116 123.
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As a reality show star lords over American politics, reality television looks more urgently political than ever.
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A distinct approach predicated by a new set of partnerships and tactics are urgently needed in Guatemala.
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Workers said that the animals' cages were filthy and that Simba and Lula urgently needed veterinary care.
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The wealth gap in our city is felt urgently by many, including senior Americans on fixed incomes.
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" After the ceremony, I clutched at President Obama and whispered, urgently, "Please take me home with you.
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A doctor suspected a heart attack, but uncertainty left him urgently researching the situation on his phone.
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No matter who wins, he or she will urgently need to establish his or her popular legitimacy.
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Transport Minister Graziano Delrio told parliament the government would invest urgently in a multi-million euro upgrade.
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Mahto, who said he needs the money urgently for his sister's wedding next month, is not alone.
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Lebanon urgently needs effective government to address economic and development issues such as infrastructure and refuse disposal.
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This is precisely why, in 85033, Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev urgently made progress in eliminating them.
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I read the piece urgently, hungry for evidence of this picture-perfect influencer's no-doubt-monstrous acts.
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A distinct approach predicated by a new set of partnerships and tactics are urgently needed in Guatemala.
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But in 1967, it was asked most urgently over the use of Cambodian territory by Vietnamese communists.
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Young people are at the forefront of the movement for Black lives, pushing for urgently needed reform.
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A 22016-year-old patient with heart failure entered his clinic — and urgently needed oxygen, he said.
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The impacts of a melting Arctic are being felt most urgently by the people who live there.
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It's true that the economy is no longer deeply depressed and we don't urgently need low rates.
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After all, it was paper, not the kind of smelly waste I urgently needed to get rid of.
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If the past year proves anything, though, it's that skepticism of the conventional wisdom is urgently in order.
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Wilson said lawmakers in Brussels would urgently seek talks in order to protect their large surplus on trade.
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"Did you see my pictures?" he asked urgently, as he piled up his plate in the staff canteen.
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People who didn't urgently need new washing machines stuck with their old ones or went to the laundromat.
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It is a gripping story that itself seems from a vanished world in which books more urgently mattered.
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Prayuth Chan-ocha, Thailand's prime minister and the leader of its junta, says school reform is urgently needed.
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But to compete against low-cost local brands, Tesla urgently needs to start churning out its cheaper car.
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We urgently need more transparency, a seat at the table, and a commitment to clear and open processes.
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The Government urgently needs to get a grip before the potential for unintended consequences gets out of control.
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From counter-terrorism to trade to migration, the EU and Turkey urgently need fresh ways to work together.
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The British Foreign Office said it was "urgently looking into reports" about the detention of a UK national.
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"I was pointing out the humanitarian needs that are existing that need to be urgently met," she added.
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Each of our companies also commits to urgently improve that collaboration, with appropriate transparency and civil society involvement.
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Tanton was urgently concerned about resulting urban sprawl and the degradation of the natural environment it could bring.
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However, honest-but-unlucky people whose borrowings are genuinely unmanageable urgently need help getting out of their predicament.
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But further funds dedicated to building national peace are urgently needed to scale up the efforts, he added.
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For that plan to work and for Abengoa to avoid bankruptcy however the group urgently needs new liquidity.
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Rosenberg says innovation is urgently needed to feed everyone, and urban farming might be part of the solution.
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Pemex urgently needs to secure a source of foreign light crude to increase its refineries' low processing rates.
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"This is what our neighbors have told us their community needs most urgently," Facebook said in a statement.
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All of them know how urgently we need to do more to keep guns out of dangerous hands.
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Less urgently, it has informed one most nostalgic surprises of the season: limited-edition bath bombs from Lush.
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He said ASEAN countries should urgently all ban single-use plastic first for the declaration to be effective.
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Biomarkers for pain and pain relief are urgently needed, he says, as are truly comprehensive models of it.
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We urgently need to work together, across nations and religions, to find alternatives to unregulated capitalism and imperialism.
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Nick Kightley of the British-based Ethical Trading Initiative said authorities must urgently meet the workers' basic needs.
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Today, they see the system as urgently broken and even the President even seems envious of the Australians.
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Accountability reforms at the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) are urgently needed to protect veterans, taxpayers — and animals.
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We can hear this because we know how urgently Tagaq cares about both global warming and indigenous peoples.
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He said a ministerial meeting of world powers was urgently needed to get the talks back on track.
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Certainly the working class are more likely to feel the world closing in on them, and more urgently.
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The friend, identified only as Pastor Valentin, hastily called Riddering's wife and told her they "urgently" needed prayers.
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The statement added that the Chinese embassy in Argentina had "urgently taken up the matter" with Argentine authorities.
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After its scandal, Toshiba urgently needs to shore up its balance-sheet ahead of bank loans coming due.
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"We are urgently calling for the protection of civilians, as Burundi is still on the brink," she said.
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"The IOC has taken some steps in the right direction – but other steps are needed urgently," it said.
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The MAVNI program was started in 2009 to recruit legal noncitizens with urgently needed medical and language skills.
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Just as urgently, these same existing technologies would save 9,900 lives every year if equipped on every car.
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Both countries need U.S. and European assistance urgently to consolidate their respective transitions and meet legitimate citizen demands.
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He just plans to add another 230 miles this year at locations where they are most urgently needed.
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Amazon said it was "urgently investigating" the allegations and addressing them with Foxconn at the most senior level.
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The MAVNI program was started in 2900 to recruit legal noncitizens with urgently needed medical and language skills.
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What we do know is that we urgently need to encourage girls and women to remain physically active.
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We urgently need to produce more brain injury specialists who understand the complexities of this kind of trauma.
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President Trump has made improving veteran healthcare a top priority, which recent developments show is still urgently needed.
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Ruzhou, a city of one million people in central China, urgently needed a new hospital, their bosses said.
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The government needed to clarify urgently whether it wants additional border checks after March 2019 when Britain leaves.
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If there's to be any hope of averting the worst of climate change, these questions urgently need answers.
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Our request will add another 230 miles this year in the areas our border agents most urgently need.
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Speaking with reporters before the meeting, he also urged Jordan to "urgently step up protection of the civilians."
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Two days after the killings, Ms. Ortega tapped urgently on a hospital bedrail at around 7:30 p.m.
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And, perhaps more urgently, what does it mean for the parents who will buy the costumes for them?
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Pakistani officials are urging Gwadar residents to be patient, vowing to urgently build desalination plants and power stations.
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We urgently need ways to hold A.I., and those who profit from its development, accountable to the public.
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Microsoft disagrees with the judge's comments and said the company needs to begin work on the contract urgently.
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"Time matters because those who serve our country urgently need access to this essential modern technology," he said.
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When it comes to trade and investment, the two countries also have common interests that urgently need readjusting.
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The main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) called for a stay-at-home order to be imposed urgently.
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This means that environmental groups must urgently cease their ill-conceived and destructive blanket opposition to genetic engineering.
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The main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) called for a stay-at-home order to be imposed urgently.
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Rural electrification boosters insisted that hard-working farmers urgently needed electricity, but initial demand was less than expected.
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She had been scratching so urgently, and for so long, the paint was chipped away from the doorjamb.
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Instead of continuing on its current path, the Trump administration needs to urgently de-escalate tensions with Iran.
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Steve King, who openly propagates the notion that the government must urgently act to protect America's white population.
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He has relatives urgently waiting for resettlement in the United States, he said, and pulled out his phone.
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Denham's office on Friday called on the UK government to urgently introduce laws to govern live facial recognition.
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Combined, the projects will eventually generate 16,3403 megawatts (MW) of electricity, which the government says is urgently needed.
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"Trump is the answer to what's been called for at this Expo for decades," he said, rather urgently.
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And not only do these kids look similar, they also talk, urgently, about many of the same issues.
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Some are urgently asking for canoes to get out of their homes or to help neighbors do so.
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" While Wells Fargo's board wants to move "urgently," Parker said the "biggest priority is making the right decision.
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The IMF also said policymakers "urgently" need to develop better tools to monitor risks in the corporate sector.
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Affluent people want more choices in financial services and better service, and lower-income people urgently need them.
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It would provide long overdue disaster relief funding to hurricane-ravaged Texas, Florida and, most urgently, Puerto Rico.
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And, rather urgently, their lives and works embody the countercultural power that can flow from all serious art.
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Specifically, we need to urgently accelerate and multiply innovative solutions that invest in nature and regenerate ocean life.
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These people fear being depicted as "total rednecks" and argue urgently that they do not fit the stereotype.
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Its work has never been more urgently needed, and yet congressional Republicans are perpetually trying to kill it.
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When he told McKellar that he was urgently needed back at the Senate, McKellar agreed to accompany him.
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"This is a pivotal moment for the industry and strong leadership and action are urgently needed," Willard said.
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The book begins urgently, tragically, in the incantatory language of a fairy tale told and retold over time.
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"The United States and the European Union must urgently start negotiations on an industrial trade deal," Altmaier said.
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There are always sufferers somewhere in the world as urgently in need of rescue as victims of a battle.
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Britain urgently requested Hong Kong and Chinese assistance in finding out where the British citizen was, the statement added.
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Michael McGrath, the finance spokesman for Fianna Fail, the party proposing the legislation, said the restrictions remained "urgently required".
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The government has also raised funding for urgently needed maintenance work on infrastructure such as schools, bridges and highways.
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About 6.2 million Somalis are urgently in need of aid right now, and that number is likely to increase.
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"We hope the central governments support our efforts and urgently remove the obstacles that have been imposed," it said.
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Faced with this funding shortfall, we must urgently find smart ways of increasing the efficiency of Africa's healthcare systems.
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They're thus woefully unequal to the task of sparking concerted mass action on the scale we now urgently need.
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The "priority pathogens" list has three rankings - critical, high and medium - according to how urgently new antibiotics are needed.
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There is little fuel in storage across Latin America, so many countries will need to buy urgently, he added.
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We need to act urgently on climate change, but we also need to act in a way that endures.
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Still, the stories that make the biggest impact aren't always the ones that most urgently need to be told.
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Mika chatted urgently with a man who we later found out was her colleague and boyfriend, photographer Kazutaka Sato.
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But swifter civil justice, which Italy urgently needs to secure foreign investment, does not seem to be a priority.
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Breast pumps urgently need a rethink and initial launches of new hardware products are never going to be cheap.
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It said some initial actions taken under the June 6 agreement were "encouraging," but substantial progress was urgently needed.
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We must act urgently to increase opportunities for education, workforce skills, entrepreneurship and rehabilitation for individuals who are incarcerated.
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The UK, as well as all European Governments, must urgently increase the proper management of refugee claims in Europe.
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Users will also urgently want to talk, dance, have sex, or otherwise do something with the energy they have.
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We have serious problems with our sea pipelines and urgently need to find partners to help build new ones.
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And yet somehow even as the economy is perfect, it's also urgently necessary to turn America's trade upside down.
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They phoned him to tell him to urgently go to his GP because his BMI was dangerously high. Now.
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"We urgently need clarity about every aspect of the future relationship between the EU and the UK," Rutte said.
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"We urgently need to address structural challenges that make India's airlines uncompetitive to airlines around the world," he said.
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This puts consumers' heath at risk and we urgently need to update the nearly 80-year-old safety rules.
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Ben Sasse (R-Neb.), in his first term, has complained from Day 1 that Washington doesn't act more urgently.
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Factory owners and brands are locked in a stalemate over the costs of remediation that should be urgently resolved.
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The proposals are so far-reaching that Britain urgently sought an exemption ahead of its referendum on EU membership.
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Rolling back their legal protections will deny them urgently needed relief and put them at risk of grave harm.
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We need to demonstrate that this is a bipartisan issue, and we need to make progress on this urgently.
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This study is urgently important—though not because it's a paradigm shifter, shedding radically new light on our predicament.
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Despite all that Mexico can offer the United States, there are still areas in which it urgently requires assistance.
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Domestic U.S. businesses urgently need a Sales Factor Apportionment system to gain a more level footing against multinational competitors.
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To be sure, the conflict in Venezuela is not the only international crisis where American leadership is urgently needed.
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This trans-Atlantic tiff could go on for months, but Erdogan urgently needs to stabilize Turkey's currency and economy.
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So families go door to door, urgently trying to gather what they can to feed and save the siblings.
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Most urgently, Congress can act immediately to order FEMA to attend to local particularities when providing aid for reconstruction.
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But more urgently, Apple's lax enforcement of its rules around subscriptions had allowed shady app developers to financially benefit.
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Sarah was hammering out messages as they walked, urgently telling these strangers to report the profile as a fake.
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He urgently needs a Plan B to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons but has yet to present one.
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Medical resources, including testing kits, and smart public health policies, including access to paid sick days, are urgently overdo.
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They grasp that regaining democratic authority over economic power, both inside and outside the political system, is urgently necessary.
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Keep that in mind as the chamber attempts to urgently move the third stimulus package in the days ahead.
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" He urged the US and Russia to "urgently seek agreement on a new common path for international arms control.
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" He urged the US and Russia to "urgently seek agreement on a new common path for international arms control.
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Given the state of our country right now, we urgently need to encourage those fresh ideas and fresh voices.
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"We urgently need the federal government to step in and drive a coordinated national response to the PPE shortage."
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It is a gap that we must urgently narrow, before our human footprint consumes the earth's remaining wild places.
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A court order is urgently needed, they said, because the next installment of federal subsidies is due on Friday.
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Before his visit to Pascal on that day in 1937 he called, saying he needed to see her urgently.
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The city is asking the public to stay at home unless they urgently need medication or essential baby supplies.
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The oversight board has gone rogue and urgently needs adult supervision before lasting damage is done to Puerto Rico.
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The U.N. World Food Program has urgently appealed for assistance, but only half the money needed has been donated.
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Com Journal The young country's amazing marine life has created hope that visitors could uplift its urgently poor economy.
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By the time the central bankers urgently reached out to their counterparts in New York, it was too late.
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Johnson, in the call, urged Trump to de-escalate the situation urgently to avoid further conflict, Johnson's spokesman said.
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This system is bad for domestic job creation, penalizes the entire U.S. economy, and needs to be fixed urgently.
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"The UK continues to call on all sides urgently to deescalate to reduce tensions in the region," he added.
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Rival campaigns are urgently working to persuade caucus-goers and potential endorsers in Iowa to shift their support elsewhere.
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POSCO said it had expressed its intention to give back the land because it "will not be used urgently".
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Then Congo urgently asked for two million doses, and Uganda, which had a brief, unrelated outbreak, requested one million.
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On the global fight against terrorism and on the future of Syria, their voices need to be heard urgently.
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Regulatory agencies must urgently consider the effects of their actions (or inactions) concerning the long-term distribution of wealth.
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In this terrifying modern age of humanity, there are many great philosophical questions which urgently need to be addressed.
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"We urgently need clarification on the process," Praet told a financial industry conference hosted in London by the Financial Times.
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She was 15 to 20 steps outside her classroom door when a school safety officer urgently turned the group around.
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Although nanowarming is not urgently needed for tissue banking, the study authors believe the technology could make the process easier.
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Key Western allies including the United States have been urgently calling for a ceasefire ahead of the renewed U.N. efforts.
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"We are urgently seeking to confirm the crew's whereabouts and welfare, and have offered all appropriate consular assistance," he said.
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Nadler also accused Trump of refusing to strongly denounce anti-semitism -- something he said the President urgently needs to do.
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"We urgently need to reduce emission levels, and that invariably involves moving towards safer and more sustainable models," she added.
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In order to improve Africa's community health services, we urgently need to strengthen management and leadership in ministries of health.
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Jensen said understanding where people might need to be urgently evacuated could save lives in the aftermath of another storm.
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Timeliness has gained allure in the era of Trump, when real world turmoil presses in so urgently from all sides.
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In their statement, the Spotify spokesperson said many had already been booted, and that the company is "urgently reviewing" others.
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Just about everyone I discussed the topic with this week agreed that some kind of road map is urgently needed.
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The UN has said aid is urgently needed for more than 3,000 severely malnourished children who may die without help.
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It's an experiment that works, with readers and reviewers marveling at how smoothly and urgently the voice draws them in.
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The International Monetary Fund said in June that reforms are urgently needed to put the debt on a sustainable footing.
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"The US urgently needs a more aggressive approach to developing and adopting robotic technologies for manufacturing," the report's authors wrote.
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It's a painful time for our culture, but also an urgently needed and profoundly healing moment for all of us.
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Both countries urgently need to attend to their crumbling institutions, most importantly their underfunded, unreformed systems of justice and education.
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"We are urgently withdrawing them from our stores," Tamra Capstick-Dale, said in a statement on behalf of the grocer.
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"I will urgently try to solve the security crisis," Moon said in the domed rotunda hall of the parliament building.
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In contrast, Tesco and Morrisons, the final member of Britain's big four supermarkets, have been urgently addressing their own shortcomings.
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Stamper says police shootings, like those of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile, are further evidence that change is urgently needed.
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The former Florida governor says "chaos" organizes Trump's presidency so far and the White House urgently needs restructuring and discipline.
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Urgently needed supplies include medicine and baby formula because mothers of infants are not lactating due of hunger, said Krzysiek.
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But it seemed like nothing cut through Mosshart's leather jacket armor; her ferocious fearlessness was urgently needed then and now.
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Investors, fearful of the political turmoil, could demand a much higher price for providing the money some banks urgently need.
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Trade union officials say stronger wage growth is needed urgently to make up for several years of below-inflation rises.
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You don't have to be a Cicero to get the sense that we need to know this story, rather urgently.
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"We urgently need to seize the opportunities we have with existing drugs and candidates in the pipeline," he told reporters.
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But national authorities urgently need to devote more resources to targeting the developers of hacking tools, the agency's head said.
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Many members of Congress from both parties have urged the Republican president to act urgently to fill the powerful position.
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The mission is clear: Action is urgently needed to set and follow high-impact pathways to a low-carbon future.
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However, Washington must now urgently resurrect its efforts to pressure both India and Pakistan to "stand-down" their nuclear forces.
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"Similarly rigorous programs to support new fathers and raise awareness of paternal postnatal depression are now urgently required," they said.
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The U.N.'s emergency relief coordinator, Stephen O'Brien, told the Security Council that 400,000 people across Syria urgently need food.
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Why this matters: Trump needs a win urgently and wants to move on to tax reform as quickly as possible.
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Other countries are making significant headway on us in key technology sectors, and we urgently need to turn the tide.
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The International Monetary Fund said in June these reforms are urgently needed to put the debt on a sustainable footing.
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"The government should ... urgently consider what additional powers the FCA requires to act in cases such as GRG," she said.
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For Coptis, the changes are urgently personal—her husband was among the miners who lost jobs when the mines closed.
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Health officials are urgently tracing individuals who had contact with the man and have started an investigation into the case.
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The lender, which has four million customers, urgently needs to raise capital to avoid the risk of being wound down.
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He also said banks needed urgently to consider ways to raise funds, including private capital raising, asset sales and mergers.
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Or desperately turning to social media to plead for urgently needed antibiotics because every hospital in the city is out.
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And it would help push for equality in the criminal justice system that Kraft seems to agree is urgently needed.
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Crown said it was working with the Australian government to urgently make contact with its employees and ascertain their welfare.
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Many of their arguments are wildly off base, but there is also good evidence that the union urgently needs reform.
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They campaigned urgently, even frantically, at airfields and arenas, on a college campus in Wisconsin and in a Philadelphia church.
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Solar must grow far larger to help the U.S. reduce carbon dioxide emissions, an action urgently needed for climate protection.
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Other cities, like Baltimore, have tried to get ahead of the Zika virus and say they urgently need more money.
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"We know customers want to reach out to their loved ones immediately and urgently," the company said in a release.
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We urgently need adaptation strategies and science-based policy responses to climate change that keep our ocean at the forefront.
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We urgently need to motivate action, but given the ambiguities and dangers surrounding war rhetoric, we need better orienting language.
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Why that gamble failed is the urgently timely question answered by this deeply researched, tightly argued and accessibly concise book.
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"Parliament must clearly and urgently express its view about the ongoing American violations of Iraqi sovereignty," said Salam al-Shimiri.
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Many members of Congress from both parties had urged the Republican president to act urgently to fill the powerful position.
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SVG, which is fending off a $1.35 billion bid from U.S. rival HarbourVest, said it was "urgently" evaluating the proposal.
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Which is why, I so urgently hope—no, pray—that my country won't turn this incident into Muslims versus gays.
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But if we really want to make an impact, then we urgently need to confront the damage from climate change.
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Beijing understands that it urgently needs to move along with massive investments to build a better system of public welfare.
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"A new consolidated F.B.I. headquarters facility is urgently needed," a top F.B.I. official, Thomas J. Harrington, said at the time.
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"Should we be in a position that we feel we have got to do something urgently, there's nothing stopping us".
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Ariana Grande urgently needs court-ordered protection from an obsessed fan ... we've learned she just filed for a restraining order.
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In these ominous circumstances, it is urgently necessary for liberals and libertarians to recognize the heightened stakes and act accordingly.
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As a fifth student arrives urgently at the door, begging to be let in, the drama begins to perk up.
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We all need to know, urgently, about where and how the coronavirus is affecting our cities and towns and neighborhoods.
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I urgently needed to find out where to watch live games because the TV in my apartment was pretty basic.
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An increase in political will is urgently needed from our world leaders, as is a readiness to partner with others.
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The old Navy Yard's manufacturers, including printers and distillers, have pivoted to making urgently needed face shields and hand sanitizer.
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If you urgently need child care, ask a healthy family member to watch your child and maintain proper distancing measures.
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Men urgently need to realize that trans women deserve the same respect and rights that cisgender women are entitled to.
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Maybe it starts with men, who urgently need to accept that the way trans women are generally treated isn't acceptable.
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UK PM JOHNSON'S SPOKESMAN SAYS GOVERNMENT IS WORKING URGENTLY WITH AIRLINES TO GET THEM TO QUICKLY FILL ROUTES PREVIOUSLY OPERATED
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"The world urgently needs to put a laser-like focus on bringing down global emissions," he said in a statement.
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So his top aides have urgently set about selecting candidates to run in almost every parliamentary district in the country.
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To an unprecedented degree, defending America's interests in the Middle East means urgently supporting Israel's ethos of self-defense. Gen.
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Issues of freedom and dignity are most urgently raised by robots that are built to befriend, advise and monitor seniors.
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Most urgently, Black and brown trans women are dying in record numbers, and many more are suffering on the streets.
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It also isn't a spoiler to say that this is the hour of television we most urgently need right now.
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"This is a situation where we urgently need accountability, given that Haspel is now directing the CIA," Ackerman told me.
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All of the expedited pathways to FDA approval should be limited severely to true breakthrough drugs that are needed urgently.
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"Between the World and Me," by Ta-Nehisi Coates: a beautiful proof that the truth told urgently always yields poetry.
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We urgently need emergency supplemental funding to reduce the death toll and spread of disease and harm in our state.
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And as Mr. Leonhardt urgently warns, Republicans had better figure out soon what they are going to do about it.
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The report should serve as an alert for the United States to work urgently with its allies to protect democracy.
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He added that the construction industry urgently needed government investment to prevent a slump in the wake of the Brexit vote.
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"Investments in education and digital infrastructure are urgently needed," Werner Baumann, chief executive of drugmaker Bayer, said in an emailed statement.
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But the Arctic is open to us, and our own efforts in it — civilian, commercial and military — urgently need greater attention.
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Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko and the newly appointed prime minister, Volodymyr Groysman, also called for the issue to be resolved urgently.
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"I hope other leaders learn that their customers care about the climate crisis and want corporations to act urgently," says Marcario.
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The American church holds unrivalled influence and financial sway over the Vatican, and many there urgently want root-and-branch reform.
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Though Rossello had urgently called for more emergency assistance over the weekend, he expressed his gratitude for the help so far.
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"In the German market at least, the signals are clear that they urgently need to pay attention to awareness," Heintze said.
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Patients are coaxed to visit clinics, even when not urgently ill, to play games, attend a "seniors' gym" and just chat.
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Key Western allies including the United States have been urgently calling for a ceasefire ahead of renewed U.N.-led peace efforts.
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Sundari wants a minimum marriage age of 18 introduced urgently and has the support of 20 lawmakers from different political parties.
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From the outset, Beethoven decides to use the symphony as a vehicle for expressing his very strong convictions, urgently and publicly.
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At the same time, he has done nothing to bring about an urgently required reappraisal of the Republicans' stale economic agenda.
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The company is urgently working to stop further calls and distractions for dispatch employees dealing with real emergencies throughout the day.
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Such progress is urgently needed, because the number of patients with cancer in low- and middle-income countries is rising rapidly.
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The Tripoli-based government had on Monday called on Hibri and Kabir to urgently work together to solve the economic crisis.
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"Albany urgently needs new, honest leadership and I am encouraged by the support of my party for this post," he said.
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An international support group for Lebanon, including donor states, welcomed it as "an urgently needed first step" and urged further reforms.
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"The vulnerability of additional pooled data is an important concern that needs to be addressed urgently by the government," it states.
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But Mr Gove also has an agenda, not of further spending cuts but of something that is more urgently needed: reform.
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GOP lawmakers scoff at the science behind climate change and dismiss Obama's pleas for the issue to be dealt with urgently.
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The evacuation of those most badly in need was not part of the original deal, but is being urgently negotiated now.
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Lebanon must urgently address one of the highest public debt levels in the world at more than 150 percent of GDP.
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Doing so is urgently needed if we want to both grow our economy and increase the stability of our financial system.
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But that is not enough for The Economist: what the capital now urgently requires is the destruction of the green belt.
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The chief executive of CPS has said a resolution is needed urgently if April's payments are to be made on time.
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"Travelers in Istanbul are urgently advised to temporarily avoid crowds, even in public squares and outside tourist attractions," the statement says.
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In February, Obama urgently requested more than $1.8 billion to address Zika, and Congress since then has done nothing but talk.
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The long-awaited and urgently needed reform of our nation's higher education system will have to wait at least another year.
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"It's clear we need to urgently look at building regulations and fire safety," communities minister Sajid Javid said in a statement.
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Before this Congress heads home for the holidays, there are two important actions it can take to urgently address this crisis.
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"We are supporting the main hospitals in Sanaa who urgently need war-wounded kits," ICRC spokeswoman Iolanda Jaquemet said in Geneva.
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Amazon now has a chance at capturing customers who need an item urgently and might have otherwise gone to a store.
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Both the Chinese government and nonprofit groups need urgently to address the demand issue with well thought out public education programs.
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According to a lawmaker in Pathanamthitta district, some 10,000 people were stranded and in grave danger unless they were rescued urgently.
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You can't really understand its value until you urgently need it, and most of us can't predict when that will be.
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The problem is that a partisan Senate fight does not get us closer to the climate action that is urgently needed.
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The WHO urgently needs a serious course correction, and this week's World Health Assembly (WHA) in Geneva offers the perfect opportunity.
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"Residents are urgently advised to move to higher ground immediately," RNZ quoted a statement from the Marlborough District Council as saying.
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Fortunately, there are easy tools that connect you directly with the congressional offices that need to hear from you most urgently.
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That is why it is, urgently, our job to remain diligent about the facts and to speak up to defend them.
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" This prompted one MEP from the Greens party, Terry Reintke, to quip: "We urgently need stricter regulation on taxation. EU-wide.
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It's high time the administration moves urgently to take the steps needed to get funds flowing and protect our fellow Americans.
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United Nations agencies providing vital assistance in the region are woefully underfinanced, and urgently need help from national and individual donors.
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They seek billions of dollars in damages for urgently needed climate change adaptations, including new sea walls and storm-water controls.
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The vancomycin-resistant form of these two superbugs is on WHO's list of bacteria for which new antibiotics are urgently needed.
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Daniyar Imanaliyev, deputy economy minister, said Bishkek wanted the main executive body of the EEU to act urgently on the matter.
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But it does score positively, so it is actually a fairly big deal for a Congress that urgently needs some change.
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This strategy would provide impacted communities with the information, blood testing, health studies and medical monitoring that they are urgently requesting.
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"The government of Cameroon has an obligation to investigate this atrocious crime urgently," said Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein, the high commissioner.
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They are still there, if treated less urgently than in a crisis, affecting the lives of millions of Americans every day.
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What we urgently need, now and for the next crisis, is a society built more on resilience, solidarity, foresight, and compassion.
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In the grand tradition of must-pass urgently needed bills, figuring out what's actually in the sausage is an interesting exercise.
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Moreover, research on the origins of microplastics ingested by humans, potential intestinal absorption, and effects on human health is urgently needed.
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"One billion people will depend on what you say or do," Sister Mary urgently tells her former charge at one point.
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Sauerbrunn called the gaffe a "debacle" and accepted responsibility for not trying to clear the ball more urgently out of traffic.
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One vaccine that many people wished for urgently — but that never arrived — was an H.I.V. vaccine, which is still not close.
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With the voting underway across India, both the B.J.P. and its main rival, the Indian National Congress, are urgently courting farmers.
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Then the groove kicks in: fast and funky, as an urgently raspy vocal rides a jabbing modal desert-blues guitar line.
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"(The Bank) will closely monitor markets and focus on stabilizing markets," Lee said in an urgently scheduled policy meeting in Seoul.
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"We must now come together urgently to stop the violence in Idlib and to protect Syrians from further suffering," he said.
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We encourage all our countries to do this, urgently, so that the E.U. develops and promotes A.I. in a coordinated way.
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He "presented the tasks for urgently correcting the grave situation of the major industrial sectors of the national economy," KCNA said.
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The sport's long-term success hinges on moving more urgently toward safety, especially at the youth and college levels, he said.
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The federal government needs to make funding urgently available for local health departments, who are on the frontlines of the epidemic.
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Within hours of Mr. Salih's post, the Sudanese authorities, park officials and local residents responded, providing urgently needed medicine and food.
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He called for efficient prevention and early detection policies to be implemented urgently "to control this devastating disease across the world".
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Editorial The Russia-related questions on which President Trump urgently needs to shed some light seem to multiply by the day.
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"We are pleading urgently with the government to have compassion to bring our families and loved ones home," the letter said.
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The Fed is urgently trying to fix the problem before it erodes faith in the central bank's ability to maintain order.
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They acknowledged that they had been aware of the problem but had underestimated just how urgently it needed to be addressed.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe instructed government agencies to urgently prepare medical provisions and draft a comprehensive plan to curb the spread.
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Given these data, efforts are urgently needed to scale up prevention programming and science-based public messaging on risks to adolescents.
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Wuhan on Saturday expanded those plans, and it is now urgently building two hospitals, the state-run People&aposs Daily reported.
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Some 4.6 million people are going hungry across the region, of whom two million need food aid urgently, the WFP said.
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A declaration of a national state of emergency could have released these funds immediately that are urgently needed to save lives.
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DOE's testing is urgently needed to ensure that the nine types of weapons in our stockpile are still reliable and effective.
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"Thank God that he has left for the medical treatment he needs urgently," Ahsan Iqbal, a senior PML-N lawmaker, said.
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"Pet owners with banal, for instance flu-like, symptoms should urgently seek medical advice when symptoms are unusual," wrote the doctors.
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The kingdom urgently needs to reverse a decline in foreign investment to diversify its economy and end its dependence on oil.
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Lebanon urgently needs a new administration to pull it out of a crisis that has shaken confidence in its banking system.
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Lebanon urgently needs a new administration to pull it out of a crisis that has shaken confidence in its banking system.
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Using that criterion he urgently needs to stop in Mexico and Australia on his way back from Asia before returning home.
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And as the senior Senator for Nevada, I've heard poignant stories from Native women about how urgently they need federal help.
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Lower-income families shouldn't be penalized Americans urgently need cash to meet immediate needs, that's been my goal from the start.
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"Time matters because those who serve our country urgently need access to this essential modern technology," Microsoft spokesperson Frank Shaw said.
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More urgently (and cinematically), Arthur's mortal enemy Morgana (Rebecca Ferguson) is emerging from a centuries-long slumber, intent on enslaving humanity.
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FRUM: Thank you — and even more urgently let me finish with a wish that events prove you right and me wrong.
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In December, Scholz told the newspaper Die Welt that Germany urgently needed to respond to proposals by French President Emmanuel Macron.
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But Thursday's breach should wake us up to how fundamentally broken this system is, and how urgently we need to replace it.
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"If you were at the park Saturday and saw Maddox, please, urgently, please, call the tip line, please," Carrie said on Tuesday.
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Education Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi told reporters he was ordering all public elementary and junior high schools nationwide to "urgently" inspect their walls.
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"All funds raised will go towards replacing urgently needed equipment lost, medical needs of the horses, hay and straw," its page says.
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Byrne, the FEMA administrator, said stability was urgently needed at the power authority in order to protect Puerto Rico from future disasters.
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"We are deeply concerned about the whereabouts of these humanitarian workers and are urgently seeking information about their well-being," Noudehou said.
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He is one of the nearly three million Somalis who urgently need food and help making ends meet as the crisis worsens.
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More research urgently needs to be done into the different impacts of geoengineering, including its impacts on plants and animals, Robock said.
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"The number of suicides is very alarming, and we urgently need to address this," said Harry Smith, IOM's project officer in Thailand.
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The case would be assigned to the county prosecutor, who would urgently investigate and pursue an indictment of the two officers involved.
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So Britain must urgently prepare to rejoin the WTO as an individual country—which, again, requires the consent of every other member.
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We need to learn from our experiences and act quickly and urgently, not only in China but in the U.S. and globally.
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Senior U.K. business leader Michael Rake has urged the government to urgently resolve its leadership vacuum and get on with Brexit negotiations.
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Their emergence in farm produce has pushed state and federal agencies to urgently look at how the chemicals enter the food supply.
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"We are working urgently to restore access to medication abortion services at our health centers in Fayetteville and Little Rock," he said.
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The approval comes after China included the vaccine in a list of 48 "clinically urgently needed new medicines" designated for faster review.
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"Given there are solutions out there that can replace a kerosene lamp… we need to urgently get those out there," she added.
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"The government should also ensure that young girls, who are particularly vulnerable when travelling alone, are urgently prioritized for resettlement," he said.
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London (CNN Business)Central bankers and finance regulators have warned banks to act urgently to fight climate change or risk going bust.
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It argues that regulation is urgently needed to restore democratic accountability and "make sure the people stay in charge of the machines".
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"Decriminalization of sex work is urgently needed," said study co-author Pippa Grenfell, an assistant professor of public health sociology at LSHTM.
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After he sifted through hundreds of records, he found numerous instances where an inmate's behavior urgently required face time with a psychiatrist.
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Meanwhile, a persuasive business case that burnout is counter to a company's best interests could lead to structural changes we urgently need.
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"Our military urgently dispatched fighter jets to track and monitor the aircraft and broadcast warning messages," the JCS said in a statement.
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The company is working urgently to resolve the issue and will ensure that any excess billing for finance payments is quickly corrected.
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"We believe an investigation is urgently needed to uphold the rights of Renault shareholders," CtW Investment Group Executive Director Dieter Waizenegger said.
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Here's why it still matters: First, public pressure is urgently needed to at last secure accountability for the systematic torture of detainees.
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This comes after Kim Jong-un suggested in his New Year's Day speech that the two countries "urgently meet," per the NYT.
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At the time doctors didn't feel the procedure was urgently needed, but Arnold decided to do it while he was still young.
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Culp has been planning asset sales to urgently reduce heavy debt and restore profits at the 126-year-old, Boston-based conglomerate.
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Greenpeace UK director John Sauven said the UK government urgently needs to back renewable energy as a more reliable alternative to nuclear.
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His journey from frustration through confusion to understanding is urgently felt and real, and human enough to transcend mere basketball-related use.
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To prepare, immigrant rights organizations across the country have urgently dispersed Know Your Rights materials to those most likely to be targeted.
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And the final complaint that United urgently needs to course correct, this was the most galling claim of them all for Cramer.
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The fund's recent Global Financial Stability Report said Chinese banks' corporate loan vulnerabilities need to be urgently addressed to avoid future problems.
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World leaders need urgently to step up and form a global coalition to implement the recommendations from Lord O'Neill's review in full.
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The European Union, not an ad hoc grouping of Russia, Turkey and others, should meet urgently to begin work on these issues.
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The island's 3.4 million residents urgently need it to fuel their automobile tanks and power generators to light their homes and businesses.
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"These parents urgently need consultation with lawyers, so they do not mistakenly strand their children in the United States," the ACLU said.
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"As the conflict continues, we need to reach these people urgently," the agency's representative in Ukraine, Giancarlo Stopponi, said in a statement.
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Geopolitical, cyber and more urgently, climate risk, have emerged as areas that banks and other firms need to get their heads around.
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The worker had created a text-messaging system that enabled hospital workers to urgently request medical supplies in life-or-death situations.
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"The Egyptian authorities must urgently scrap this draft law and put an end to this alarming wave of homophobic persecution," Bounaim added.
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Still, action is urgently needed to uphold our commitments under the Kigali Amendment and help American chemical companies prosper from their innovations.
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To get there, Congress must begin by urgently conducting public hearings on the Homestead facility and upcoming hearings are certainly a start.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain must urgently lay out further policies to meet its domestic emissions targets, the government's climate advisers said on Wednesday.
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We urgently need a more rigorous approach to definition and provenance of the different types of "content" on our social media platforms.
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They start out with the medical side of things: how serious the problem is, and how urgently it needs to be treated.
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" GM said in a statement on Thursday that "legislation is still urgently needed" to allow "the full deployment of self-driving vehicles.
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And among the things we urgently need to learn more about is not just how artificial intelligence works, but how humans work.
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Urgently needed measures in Puerto Rico and Florida are at risk, and fears of Zika spreading along the Gulf Coast are growing.
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I have already advocated for several commonsense proposals that would expand the availability of urgently needed items such as masks and respirators.
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Companies such as Apple, Coca-Cola and General Motors have known for years that they must act urgently to reverse environmental destruction.
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You are at your daughter's recital and you get a call that your elderly patient's son needs to talk to you urgently.
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After their summit, European Union leaders sent a message to London: The government must urgently "provide further clarity" on its plans. Mrs.
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Mr. de Blasio continued to emphasize on Wednesday how urgently the city needed supplies to cope with the crush of new cases.
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These aggressive measures would preserve low rents through federal subsidies and would generate at least $28 billion worth of urgently needed repairs.
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And it would deploy a majority of those dollars to communities where the virus is most prevalent and resources most urgently needed.
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So the 13 million who bought their insurance through the Obamacare marketplaces are the most urgently at risk of losing their insurance?
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Despite their differences, the participants agreed that they should work urgently to prevent radical Muslim groups from monopolizing the interpretation of Islam.
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It is an age group profoundly disenchanted with the political establishment and urgently seeking a moral leader to bring about real change.
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Congress needs to urgently pass paid sick leave laws, but states and cities must not wait for that and take action now.
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Following the Global Times report, a British Foreign and Commonwealth Office spokesperson said they were urgently seeking further information about Cheng's case.
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Prioritize the portfolioSponsors are looking for clarity on the areas in which portfolio companies urgently need support and, when appropriate, course correction.
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Mr. Zaev, the new prime minister, seems well aware of the challenges ahead and has promised urgently needed changes and nationwide unification.
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Beyond that, he must implement broader safety measures to address similar issues in other units and urgently provide inmates with medical attention.
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Mexico's still underfunded and understaffed migration and refugee agencies also urgently need more investment to sustain Mexico's steps to curb uncontrolled migration.
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A review of life insurers done earlier this year showed the industry must act urgently and undergo major changes to address weaknesses.
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Some public health experts said the main effect of declaring an emergency would be to make Americans regard the epidemic more urgently.
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"I urgently need to hire two more lawyers for my case," he wrote in an April 2800 text, obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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Given the alarming continued rise in obesity, we urgently need to harness the "cafeteria classroom" to teach our youngsters about healthy food.
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Lebanon must urgently decide on how to deal with fast-approaching debt payments, including a $1.2 billion Eurobond due on March 9.
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But the churning economy has run up against 30 years of resistance to the kind of development experts say is urgently needed.
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In his keynote address at the conference, Mr. Palme argued that the world urgently needed a unified approach to safeguard the environment.
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More urgently, is "Porgy" a sensitive portrayal of the lives and struggles of a segregated African-American community in Charleston, S. C.?
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Educational institutions need to make urgently clear the reasons the First Amendment is so critical to our nation, on campus and off.
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So, let me list six concrete actions that need to urgently happen to better protect more migrants on the Central Mediterranean route.
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" That confrontation may seem far-fetched and crass, but this election seems to call urgently for the media's application of the "F.
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That slowdown in new car purchases means that dealers are urgently trying to get rid of their 2019 inventory, Edmunds analysts say.
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Politico reported Saturday that the administration is "urgently debating" how to respond to lawmakers' demands for the official report on Clinton's interview.
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"After the Brexit referendum, the UK has to urgently get its political act together," El-Erian told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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"We currently have supplies but are urgently sourcing additional supplies to meet the demand for dressing and temporary skin grafts," Watson said.
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But if it's serious about tackling plastic pollution, the Government must now urgently revise its 2042 target on eliminating single use plastics.
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But many economists say that this reckoning needs to happen much faster and that home buyers urgently need to be better informed.
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During the next decade, he made hundreds of appearances, often arguing that America needed to act urgently to counter threats from abroad.
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Let's separate out the Russian attacks against the 6900 midterms as uniquely important and urgently begin thorough public hearings on this matter.
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Cohn said Congress needs to urgently pass economic relief measures, adding he's in favor of broad actions that could be approved quickly.
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Short-lived nature preserves fulfill the needs of migratory birds, but long-lasting conservation efforts using private land are urgently needed, too.
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A judge in New York ordered federal agencies last month to urgently release thousands of pages of documents related to Khashoggi's killing.
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In terms of generating a new revenue stream, when funds are urgently needed, the pied-à-terre tax is a good start.
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And because urgent responses are needed so urgently, if we don't act or aren't acting, it must be that we don't care.
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But with ISIS now clearly present as a new threat, the government must urgently develop more programs to prevent its appeal from spreading.
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Despite the order, Robert said the wind power industry in Brazil urgently needs volume to keep up with operations and pay off investments.
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It does that by analyzing patient information and sending an alert to a clinician's phone to let them know that they're urgently needed.
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It said the bank had reached out to rival Spanish lenders, telling them it urgently needed funds - which Popular said it "categorically denied".
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"Iran's aggressive tendencies must not only be discussed, but rather we need solutions urgently," she said after meeting Jordan's King Abdullah in Amman.
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The injury must be treated urgently and medical professionals recommend visiting the ER immediately after sustaining any penile injuries suspicious of a fracture.
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Further studies are urgently needed to evaluate the potential ecological and economic fallout from acidification in inland rivers, lakes and streams, scientists said.
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If we leave it to market forces alone, the new antibiotics we most urgently need are not going to be developed in time.
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But Sam was still waiting for her when she left the restaurant, so it doesn't seem that he needed to go that urgently.
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Microsoft is warning users of older versions of Windows to urgently apply a Windows Update today to protect against a potential widespread attack.
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But this is also an urgently political, profoundly moral book, albeit one so playful and so fantastical that the reader may hardly notice.
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"We are urgently investigating this incident and are in close contact with the French authorities," the UK's Foreign Office said in a statement.
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More important, a government is urgently needed to handle the crisis unfolding at Italy's third-largest bank, Monte dei Paschi di Siena (MPS).
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But whereas Gaidar's government in 20143 had to act urgently to stop the country from falling apart, Mr Putin had no such excuse.
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You know you have to urgently rid yourself of this emotional affliction—you just have no idea how (otherwise, you would have immediately).
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"The new leaders will urgently need to address the structural problems which persistently undermine Haiti's effort to move out of underdevelopment," Privert said.
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With the clock ticking toward a March departure date and passions running high, May needs to thrash out an agreement with Brussels urgently.
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UK PM MAY'S SPOKESMAN SAYS WE ARE AWARE OF THE REPORTS OF THE TWO TANKERS AND ARE URGENTLY SEEKING TO ESTABLISH THE FACTS
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At the same time, he noted that the region's corporate profitability levels were relatively low, marking a potential vulnerability if not addressed urgently.
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They talk about friends who've lost everything; they talk about what they know, and more urgently, they talk about what they don't know.
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There is also a cynicism to claiming anti-Trump bias on the part of FBI leaders urgently investigating his Russian ties in 2016.
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" Bickert and Fishman contend in their post that Facebook urgently "[removes] terrorists and posts that support terrorism whenever we become aware of them.
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Patisserie warned on Thursday that it is in danger of collapse if it cannot urgently raise capital after discovering a potential accounting fraud.
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His emergence comes at a time when Venezuela's neighbours, including the United States, are urgently looking for a solution to the country's crisis.
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"Congressional correction of the court's elevation of the FAA over workers' rights to act in concert", Justice Ginsburg wrote, "is urgently in order".
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While it hasn't attracted as much attention, we also urgently need new health technology to help providers, payers and patients make the transition.
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We must change ourselves urgently and then pass on higher sensibilities of consciousness, rationality, ethics and values to future generations to build upon.
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It's definitely a reminder of our fragile place in the universe, because it's infesting the very thing that we urgently need to cherish.
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Speaking during a visit to China, Shoigu said the question of protecting prison facilities holding Islamic State militants needed to be urgently resolved.
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But he argued a separate 'surge' funding is needed more urgently to stem the unfolding crisis and claimed existing mechanisms are in place.
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The Defence Ministry had warned against delays, saying the purchases were urgently needed to modernize an army weakened by years of spending cuts.
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In a chaotic moment, reporters began shouting questions about the matter, leading to aides urgently trying to remove the press from the room.
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Your answer might depend on what you need most urgently: Cash in your pocket or more time to take care of personal matters.
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CNN makes history "Something's happening outside... the skies over Baghdad have been illuminated," CNN anchor Bernie Shaw urgently intoned over the 4 WIRE.
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Trump stuck with Flynn even after acting Attorney General Sally Yates urgently warned the White House that Flynn could be blackmailed by Russia.
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If the staffers get a lot of calls about one issue in a day, however, that gets sent to your congressman more urgently.
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She also said the FPC does not urgently need any extra powers to direct regulators to take action, such as increase capital requirements.
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Yemen envoy Martin Griffiths told the Security Council on Friday that a robust monitoring regime was urgently needed in Hodeidah to oversee compliance.
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Otsieno Namwaya, an Africa researcher at Human Rights Watch, issued a statement urging Kenyan authorities to "urgently" investigate the circumstances surrounding Msando's death.
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"This has got us all very worried of losing many animals from antelopes to elephants if nothing is done very urgently," it says.
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"What I intentionally do try to express is how urgently I feel I need to figure this shit out," he told me earlier.
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This is the work's wildest dance, an anti-diva number made for Ms. Mearns, the company's foremost diva — who laps it up, urgently.
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Extending the moratorium on offshore drilling off of Florida's Gulf coast, and holding oil companies more accountable for their actions, is urgently needed.
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"Climate change is real, humans have made a significant impact, and we have the responsibility and capability to address it urgently," Manchin said.
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" In a statement, a Netflix spokeswoman said the company was aware of concerns regarding the documentary and was "urgently looking into the matter.
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Trade, investment and wage growth remained too weak, the OECD said, urging world leaders to deploy all policy levers to stimulate growth urgently.
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So clear and present is the danger that even rivals who clash elsewhere in Asia must urgently find new ways to work together.
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But one thing Britain urgently needs in order to sort out its mess is time—and that is where the EU can help.
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If the issue is not addressed quickly, major airlines will certainly begin to view the problem more urgently, and passengers will be impacted.
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Even so, the fires were likely to be urgently discussed at a summit of the Group of Seven leaders in France this weekend.
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No one yet knows where the money will come from to pay for the green, disaster-resilient infrastructure islands urgently need, she said.
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"The ANC has further directed government to urgently initiate farmer support programs in depressed areas before the first rains this year," he said.
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Deutsche Bahn said it had created a security task force several weeks ago that was working urgently to better protect customers and staff.
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"The EPA is not acting urgently or comprehensively enough to address serious risks that go beyond our drinking water," said subcommittee Chairman Rep.
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"Money is needed urgently," a source in the government said, when asked what brought about the government's U-turn on its privatisation plans.
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But, as things stand, there is a persistent race and sexuality gap in the greeting cards industry, that needs to be urgently addressed.
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And it shows that companies and services across the world urgently need to move away from SMS-based authentication to protect customer accounts.
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"By any measure, the cost of inaction on antimicrobial resistance is too great, it needs to be addressed urgently and resolutely," he said.
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We're calling for the interim guidance of prescribing medical cannabis to be urgently reviewed so that access to the treatment isn't so restricted.
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To keep what remains of that hope alive, Mr. Mugabe's successors must urgently lift the questions and doubts that the elections only intensified.
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"Break break, request back to home," he urgently radioed controllers, who had seen that the jet was oscillating vertically by hundreds of feet.
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This is something I found more with the men I met in Europe than the women — the men more urgently needed to speak.
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It is knowledge we urgently need: As Earth continues to warm, we face a future of drought, rising seas and extreme weather events.
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Mr. Bonetti urgently dialed Mr. Kozerski with news of his find, and the pair abandoned their idea of building a showpiece from scratch.
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"Climate change is real, humans have made a significant impact, and we have the responsibility and capability to address it urgently," it said.
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There are dozens of cases aboard the U.S.S. Theodore Roosevelt, an aircraft carrier in the Pacific, and the captain is urgently requesting help.
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"We call on Russia to return urgently to full and verifiable compliance with the I.N.F. Treaty," the NATO secretary general, Jens Stoltenberg, said.
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Weeks after the first fatal crash of the 737 Max, pilots from American Airlines pressed Boeing executives to work urgently on a fix.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Climate activist Greta Thunberg accused European Union governments and institutions on Wednesday of only "pretending" to urgently tackle the climate crisis.
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Their story sets the tone for this rich and urgently necessary book in which Okeowo disregards all preconceptions to reach for the truth.
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It is precisely these businesses, however, even more than the weakest of the big firms, that are most urgently in need of assistance.
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"A special measure is urgently needed to stop their recklessness," the prime minister, Lee Nak-yon, told defense ministers in Seoul on Thursday.
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"The foreign office is urgently exploring options for British nationals to leave Hubei province, the details are being finalised," the spokesman told reporters.
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In every meeting, Mr. Guaidó urgently relayed to his counterparts that the scale of the crisis is growing exponentially with every passing day.
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WASHINGTON — The intelligence could come to President Trump secretly and urgently: The North Koreans have placed another intercontinental missile on its launching pad.
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His abusive father has died and Wallace has missed the funeral, and more urgently, his nematodes have been corrupted, wasting his summer's work.
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The UK Foreign Office said it was "working urgently" to organize a flight to the UK "as soon as possible," the BBC said.
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The Italian Foreign Ministry's director general, Michele Valensise, "urgently" summoned Egyptian Ambassador Amr Mostafa Kamal Helmy after Regeni's body was found on Wednesday.
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By the end of the hour, hands were held urgently in the air, and my daughter's head had emerged from behind her backpack.
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Two days later, Tillerson cut his trip short, with his spokesman explaining Tillerson needed to return to Washington urgently for in-person meetings.
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Shriram Subramanian of shareholder advocacy group InGovern said Nilekani-led Infosys urgently needed to formally address corporate governance concerns raised by the founders.
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"Far from being urgently needed, this Court's review thus would be premature," Solicitor General Noel Francisco wrote for the Justice Department on Friday.
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"The foreign office is urgently exploring options for British nationals to leave Hubei province, the details are being finalised," the spokesman told reporters.
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Cwele is also responsible for the cash-strapped state-owned South African Post Office (Sapo) which he said urgently required 3.7 billion rand.
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More urgently, the idea of extending personhood to nature—currently catching hold far beyond Indian reservations—is a response to a practical problem.
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In recent months, academics, rescuers and conservation groups have been fielding calls from people urgently seeking help for animals dying in drying rivers.
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No international challenge is more important for government leaders in Washington and Beijing to address more urgently and intensively than this deteriorating relationship.
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More than 60 doctors have written to British authorities asserting that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange urgently needs medical treatment at a university hospital.
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"We need progress urgently because the world is becoming more dangerous," Gabriel told a meeting also attended by Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.
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Even more urgently, the special election in Pennsylvania's 18th District, which has been in Republican hands since the 2002 election, is unexpectedly competitive.
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Instead of sliding backward, we can act strategically and urgently, implement what works and make the next decade the healthiest in human history.
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"There's no question that delivery is often indicated, and sometimes quite urgently, to save the life of mother and/or baby," Tsigas wrote.
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"Such events are becoming more frequent, more severe and more widespread and will become even worse unless we act urgently, now," he said.
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Today, the United States needs to respond urgently to a terrorism threat that is as dangerous as any threat that came from overseas.
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In addition, Rome urgently needs to improve its waste management system and public transport, and expand its green spaces, vice mayor Bergamo said.
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"Efficient prevention and early detection policies must be implemented urgently to complement treatments in order to control this devastating disease across the world."
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Nadler said he didn't know if the new allegation merited impeachment, but suggested the committee will not be looking into the question urgently.
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When the Constitution was being written in the late 3003s, intellectuals knew caste was a sore spot that needed to be urgently addressed.
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And in the meantime, Stephenson's prose reads so urgently and easily that I never felt I was wasting my time on those pages.
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Although the people in the video were blacked out, a man can be heard urgently yelling, "Start packing up!" as the flames gain strength.
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The NAT argues that PrEP is a potential game-changer and is urgently needed in Britain, where more than 4,000 people acquire HIV annually.
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Morgan Stanley asked three questions of the 12 companies and firms that spoke: How urgently does the Department of Defense need a Space Force?
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While we work together with all our internal departments to urgently clarify this issue, we are removing all the material involved from the air.
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But, according to an accompanying editorial co-authored by the former head of the FDA, we urgently need studies to understand whether it matters.
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And we may need modern transit to get across our congested cities more urgently than we need new ways to from coast-to-coast.
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The Committee viewed that monetary and fiscal measures that were urgently implemented by the government and the Bank of Thailand directly targeted those vulnerabilities.
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But if Libra never comes to pass, a similar initiative will urgently need to take its place in order to increase global financial inclusion.
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A hot and sweet sucking on her tongue while her hands roamed over Iris' back and low on her hips, pressing them urgently together.
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Residents of the city supplied the families with bread and bowls of water but they said relief food from aid agencies was needed urgently.
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The National Crime Agency, which targets serious and organised crime, said it was helping the investigation and working urgently to identify any gangs involved.
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This is why additional governmental oversight is urgently needed to truly change the culture of a system that holds 53,000 inmates across 54 prisons.
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We look forward to moving into the clinic as soon as possible to help patients with advanced AML urgently in need of new therapies.
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"Given the loss and devastation, we need to pay attention to urgently support Puerto Rico and the Caribbean with donations and contributions," she said.
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For the sake of his country and the world he urgently needs to reclaim the enlightened patriotism of the presidents who went before him.
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Britain must urgently get over the idea that even to discuss the possible versions of Brexit is to challenge the result of the referendum.
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More urgently NATO must continue to sharpen its response to the tactics of misinformation and infiltration that Russia used in Crimea and eastern Ukraine.
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"We have not been able to confirm any further details at this stage and are urgently seeking further information," a Foreign Office spokeswoman said.
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It's not urgent that I get somewhere, so I can take a train for two days, what do I have to do so urgently?
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The city urgently needs tougher laws and a "transparent plan of action" to combat the problem, human rights group Justice Centre Hong Kong said.
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HSN Star Joy Mangano Gives 6 Smart Packing Tips There were several "passengers that needed to find a lavatory very urgently," the report stated.
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The large painting "Orpheus" contains urgently curtailed marks that hint at the word Orpheus while refusing to move completely beyond gesture into actual readability.
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As I always say, and I won't get tired of repeating, an education based on respect — respect for all human beings — is urgently needed.
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As a result, euro zone authorities need to "urgently" develop and if necessary, deploy macroprudential instruments for non-banks as well, de Guindos added.
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She said it was important to ensure continued "human control" of weapons systems, and agreements were urgently needed given how quickly technology was evolving.
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Ms. Riddering received a phone call from the pastor during the assault "urgently requesting prayer," the group said, but the phone quickly cut out.
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Turkey's Foreign Ministry said it welcomed an agreement that would stop the use of weapons and help bring urgently needed humanitarian relief to Syria.
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"We implore you to urgently consider significant investment to prevent further ecological catastrophe -- whether through your personal investments or your philanthropy," the letter said.
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President Vladimir Putin ordered the defence ministry and the emergency situations ministry to urgently dispatch mobile field hospitals to Aleppo to help wounded civilians.
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" A YouTube spokesperson tells Axios, "We are working urgently to further improve how we deal with content that violates our policies and the law.
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Laws and regulations aimed at the AI space are urgently required and should be designed to limit the likelihood of those risks (and harms).
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So bankers and regulators dreamt up a new financial instrument that would act like debt, thus sparing shareholders dilution, unless capital was urgently needed.
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Both policies urgently required reform: the shortage of children means that China's population is ageing fast; the controls aggravated distortions in the sex ratio.
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Meanwhile, Annalise has been shoving the far-off concept of Wes into Laurel's arms as urgently as she dumps the hallucinated baby into Bonnie's.
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"Eventually, surprised by the speed of the progress in the ongoing investigation, they urgently took the decision to strike in Brussels," the statement said.
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"The EU calls on all parties to urgently provide the necessary authoritizations for aid delivery and for medical evacuations to proceed," a statement said.
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The surplus generated by the City of London urgently needs to be spread around the country more fairly, but not stamped out of existence.
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" The United Nations Special Coordinator for the Middle East peace process, Nickolay Mladenov, said his organization was working "to urgently de-escalate the situation.
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When the planet seems further away than ever from a utopian future, don't we need visions of that utopian future more urgently than ever?
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