"It is vitally important that this election happens on April 7 because it is vitally important to our state that we have continuity of government during a crisis," commission Chairman Dean Knudson said.
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America's trade problems are urgent and vitally important policy issues.
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And, perhaps most vitally, she is not a perfect victim.
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The lifting of sanctions is vitally important to North Korea.
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Social media has been vitally important to Kardashian West's brand.
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It's a vitally important job that economists have set themselves.
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Regular updates and careful key management are still vitally important.
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"Clean air is vitally important," Trump says about climate change.
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And so, this is vitally important for communities like ours.
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I will tell you this: Clean air is vitally important.
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But for Ms. Warshawski, 92, the past remains vitally present.
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So 22008 becomes this vitally important year for Iowa Democrats.
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So 663 becomes this vitally important year for Iowa Democrats.
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It's still vitally important to the success of all retailers.
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Elsewhere abroad, "Brexit" continues to be a vitally important thing.
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Steel is vitally important to our nation's overall national security.
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"The balance in the lineup is vitally important," Cashman said.
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And protecting the ones that are left is vitally important.
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At MoMA, for instance, the reevaluation of history remains vitally important.
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But we forgot one vitally important angle: Andrew Lincoln's (Rick) mom.
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So I think it's vitally important that we get it approved.
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Security surrounding e-traffic in national security professions is vitally important.
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Which is why encryption is vitally important to all of us.
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Vitally, Ohio's governor is more interested in conservative ends than means.
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Access to medicines and care that saves lives is vitally important.
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That's why giants like Brazil nut trees are so vitally important.
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But on the other hand, cultural criticism is important — vitally so.
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"It's a jurisdictional opinion, and it says adverseness is vitally important to Article III, and it's vitally important especially when the lack of adverseness could cause this court to unnecessarily decide a constitutional question," he said.
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Here is where Sell's experience with security and encryption become vitally important.
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Visibility and prestige are vitally important to preserving and promoting endangered languages.
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Fact-checking Trump is vitally important, but it doesn't go far enough.
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Enlisting the support of Muslim clergy and thought leaders is vitally important.
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It has not taken the lead in vitally needed low-carbon energy.
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However, there are many careers where being on call is vitally important.
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All of this vitally important setup happens in the show's first episode.
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It is vitally important that Trump does not shut out his interpreters.
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Once Kim announced the byungjin line, actual economic development became vitally important.
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Science-p is different from science-t in two vitally important ways.
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It's vitally important that Google enforce consistency across the entire Android ecosystem.
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He had a little money, and it was vitally important to him.
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He is vitally funny in dramatic roles, wrenchingly somber in comic ones.
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But I need something that's as vitally important to me to do.
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Well, look at -- you know, our relationship is vitally important to this country.
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It's hard to overstate how vitally important early cancer screening is for patients.
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Vitally, he didn't disclose all the investments that were included in those companies.
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It's vitally important that athletes continue to speak out for exactly this reason.
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Chris Rock brought up vitally important issues that Hollywood needs to deal with.
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Our responsibilities are important, vitally important, to the continued success of our Republic.
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"Visually" is a strange word to use here—could he have meant "vitally"?
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Everywhere we look, we find proof that strong enforcement is still vitally necessary.
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Another tax break, the ability to quickly depreciate capital investments, is vitally worthwhile.
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" In addressing the climate issue, he also said, "Clean air is vitally important.
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A result is that American attention seems both vitally important and frustratingly elusive.
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Now, more than ever, the way we manage our health is vitally important.
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In these formats, the art comes alive, connecting history vitally with the present.
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Understanding what data we create, and how others exploit it, is vitally important.
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A measurement of the Yarkoysky effect will be vitally important to future generations.
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"It's vitally important that we listen to women asking for sterilization," she says.
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Despite these shifts, China, the world's largest manufacturer, remains a vitally important production hub.
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That makes messaging — what one party wants to communicate to the other — vitally important.
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That fifth vote was crucial in obtaining good decisions in vitally important cases like: ?
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Democrats have long maintained that money previously appropriated to fight Ebola is vitally needed.
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Qatar hosts the vitally important Al Udeid airbase, where some 10,000 US troops reside.
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How exactly the president's phone is protected is vitally important to our national security.
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Defense of human rights has been vitally important in my personal and professional life.
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This will be vitally important to Facebook as the 2020 US presidential election approaches.
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This will be vitally important to Facebook as the 2020 US presidential election approaches.
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Val Kilmer made you believe you were seeing something vitally true about Jim Morrison.
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The Mac Pro is a vitally important tool for some of Apple's most important customers.
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"Everyone says the program is vitally important," Mr. Cuomo said in an interview on Tuesday.
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Japan, an island nation vitally dependent on trade, had lost 80% of its merchant marine.
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It is vitally important to speak to the issues and the needs of Black women.
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Most vitally, by concentrating attention and resources on those 1.5m families at the very bottom.
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Women and children deserve such attention because their issues, and their lives, are vitally important.
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Border lawmakers worry the debate over the wall is distracting from a vitally important issue.
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But as he has observed many times, Saudi Arabia is a vitally important US ally.
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About 30 ambassadorships remain vacant, including in vitally important countries like Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.
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Jordan is a vitally important country in the Middle East, with a strong pro-U.
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May's spokeswoman said Britain believed the Iran nuclear deal was "vitally important for regional security".
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Unfortunately, that blow will instead land on our vitally important system of checks and balances.
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For many people, it's a niche issue, even though it's vitally important to federal workers.
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"Our economy is vitally dependent on China, and yet our security ties are with the U.S., and our economy is vitally dependent on fossil fuels, and yet our landscape is relatively exposed to climate change," Chris Richardson, the chief Australia economist at Deloitte, said.
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As the next US administration takes office modernizing our approach to cyber security is vitally important.
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He helped them, vitally but to little recognition, in his handling of the crisis he inherited.
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Bastida says it's vitally necessary to keep Indigenous people at the forefront of the climate conversation.
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And stop using earplugs when listening to critics — they may be telling you something vitally important.
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Without energy, your body cannot function, so it's vitally important to pay attention to those cues.
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If you run, jump, or — vitally — dive into it from there, you get an extra jump.
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" Kelly said, "Our working relationship is vitally important and it is a very, very good one.
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I think it's vitally important to take the truth as much as you don't want it.
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It is vitally important that the administration and Congress stay on this, and even upstep efforts.
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The plan is vitally important if the U.S. hopes to meet its commitment under the deal.
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We are inside Eleanor's head, and her visits with her sister are vitally important to her.
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RFRA has been vitally important to protecting religious freedom in the years since it was enacted.
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This morning the German Foreign Office tweeted: The #INF Treaty is vitally important for Europe's security.
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Additional reforms are vitally necessary, such as the expansion of Association Health Plans for small businesses.
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"The theater is such a vitally important part of our culture," she said in an email.
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The bond between a military working dog and its handler is vitally important to completing missions.
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But if you do capture an egregious case of misconduct, your video may become vitally important.
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Today, it is vitally important to continue dialogue and maintain relations between our countries and nations.
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The ability to treat and prevent disease is vitally important in both human and animal health.
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Managers often attend meetings where they are not vitally needed just to stay in the loop.
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I was actually talking about Howard Hughes—aviator, film producer, mogul, creep … and vitally important philanthropist.
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This is seen as vitally important to prevent hospitals from being over-crowded with coronavirus victims.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Tariff-free trade after Brexit is vitally important to maintaining jobs at Ford's (F.
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"A transparent and open process is vitally important to how the FCC functions," the letter reads.
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The FTC is a great antitrust and consumer-protection agency and its work is vitally important.
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He says YC is vitally important for bringing new outsider voices into the highly networked tech industry.
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First, I believe it is vitally important that the Special Counsel be allowed to complete his investigation.
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"Water is a shared resource, so finding a way to work together was vitally important," Pruitt said.
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It's vitally important to acknowledge the altruistic actions that occur in our world and celebrate the milestones.
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Understanding what happened is vitally important, so the intelligence community should act quickly to assuage Americans' concerns.
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Yes, we know he's good looking, but that shouldn't distract you from this vitally important language lesson.
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Vitally important diplomatic posts, like the assistant secretary of state supervising the Middle East, are currently unfilled.
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Climate change is an issue that's vitally important to young people, perhaps even more than gun control.
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In a time of bald-faced white supremacy and discrimination, the Nebraska exhibition Monarchs feels vitally relevant.
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More a wholesale rewrite, and a vitally moving and funny one, than a traditional adaptation (2:15).
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"Stores are still vitally important," said Fiona Swerdlow, a vice president and research director at Forrester Research.
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There were other bands I found vitally interesting: Mars, DNA, The Contortions, Theoretical Girls, and Red Transistor.
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Illegal Palestinian construction enables the takeover of vitally important land, some of it within the E1 area.
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Facebook's Strategic Partner Manager Sian Cox-Brooker said the company recognized that local news was vitally important.
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With one-in-three acres planted for export, America's farmers depend vitally on trade and open markets.
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Those comments have grabbed Trump's attention and led him to see protecting the House as vitally important.
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"I believe it is vitally important that the Special Counsel be allowed to complete his investigation," Barr says.
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And while canning continued to be vitally important for many armies around the world, it had its downsides.
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That call never came: like dark matter, her fans lamented, she was vitally important, but easy to overlook.
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I get a lot of emails, texts, and assorted notifications, most of them garbage but some vitally important.
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This little green padlock is becoming vitally important as more and more of your online security is eroded.
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I want to thank this Subcommittee for conducting an impartial and thorough investigation of this vitally important topic.
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It's vitally important for the US to make sure South Korea knows it's a committed ally, Hanham said.
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They argue that that information is vitally important to them as they prepare to hash out new contracts.
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It is vitally important to prioritize these experiences and help destroy the oppressive forces that threaten minority communities.
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It is a vitally important issue that could literally mean life or death for the sickest among us.
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During his confirmation hearing, Barr called it "vitally important" for Mueller to be allowed to complete his investigation.
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As much a wholesale rewrite, and a vitally moving and funny one, than a traditional adaptation (2:15).
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As much a wholesale rewrite, and a vitally moving and funny one, than a traditional adaptation (2:3).
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As much a wholesale rewrite, and a vitally moving and funny one, than a traditional adaptation (2745:23000).
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As much a wholesale rewrite, and a vitally moving and funny one, than a traditional adaptation (2320:231).
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As much a wholesale rewrite, and a vitally moving and funny one, than a traditional adaptation (231:2300).
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This simple strategy saved us thousands and thousands of dollars, which is vitally important to a new business.
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How disturbing that the vitally important issue of sexual violence is being deployed and distorted in the process.
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What kinds of innovative solutions exist to increase efficiently while maintaining these vitally important facilities — and capacity — nationwide?
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But it is vitally important to evaluate the policy on its merits more than its mode of expression.
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"It is vitally important that Mbeki tell the truth about AIDS," Dr. Wainberg said before Mr. Mbeki's speech.
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" Nevertheless, Pase said by email, "sleep is vitally important for general health and should be made a priority.
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This cannot be allowed in a democracy, and that is why an impeachment inquiry is so vitally necessary.
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It will be vitally important for the United States to continue to invest in their efforts as well.
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Relatively invisible, almost always run by women, home-based child care centers vitally underpin the American economy. ADVERTISEMENT
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Vitally important, I need to talk to him about right away, and it cannot be on the phone.
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"Anything to get that out in the open, to get people aware for diagnosis and research, is vitally important."
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It's just noise and distraction from a firm grip Washington should keep on a vitally important trans-Atlantic alliance.
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You may not have much saved for retirement … but that makes what you do have even more vitally important.
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"It gave women a sense of clarity, an escape valve, which was, and is, vitally needed," adds Jeramy Turner.
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"It's vitally important to make sure existing treatments work against the virus that's making people sick now," she said.
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Battlefield 1 screen courtesy of EA And yet Battlefield 1 is entertaining—vitally, it's a technically impressive, compelling game.
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Identity is a vitally important service for citizens if they are to fully participate in the economy and society.
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In this case, she's saying, Facebook didn't surface a negative post at a time when it was vitally important.
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They used their leverage to push for vitally needed reforms to empower the rank and file of the caucus.
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Not by one-liner tweets, but with a clearly stated call for action on America's vitally important national interests.
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The distinction of whether Wiseguy's system was "hacking" CAPTCHA or merely answering it, was vitally important to Lowson's case.
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It was vitally important for the Supreme Court to clarify that they have no place in our patent system.
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"It is vitally important to defend the prospects for increasing trade integration," said the fund's chief economist, Maurice Obstfeld.
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"It is vitally important to defend the prospects for increasing trade integration," said Maurice Obstfeld, the fund's chief economist.
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But the disease's rapid spread is also fostering plenty of misinformation and fear, so accurate messaging is vitally important.
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Simon (who's also one of the cinematographers) invigorates the film with vitally textured, sharply inflected, high-contrast color images.
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Our friends in the free press play a vitally important role in informing the public and keeping politicians honest.
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This might seem like a debate without many implications outside academia, but it's actually vitally important in everyday life.
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But this, vitally, is not the simple caricature of "frontier justice" that populates so many myths about the Wild West.
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Instead of worrying so much about what you eat – although that's still vitally important – it's more about when you eat.
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All I say is this, that this is a vitally important relationship that we have between Canada and United States.
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The story of antibiotic-resistant infections is nuanced and complicated — not necessarily the easiest or happiest reading, but vitally important.
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It is hard to call them beautiful as they contain such tragedy; rather it's a vitally important body of work.
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CNBC Metro 20 If you're looking to start your own small business, where you set up shop is vitally important.
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Although the show isn't didactic, its politics feel vitally relevant in a time of bald-faced white supremacy and discrimination.
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Vitally England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford's guesswork regarding which way to anticipate a kick was not based on instinct but research.
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But spaces run by and created for trans people are still vitally important—and in fact, more needed than ever.
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He has been given an opportunity to be part of something vitally important to him and to others with paralysis.
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"We look forward to supporting Euroclear's role as an independent provider of vitally important financial market infrastructure services," Sprecher said.
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But vitally, it wouldn't require any new tracks or guideways — something Alden says would have been a dealbreaker for Logan.
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Turnbull said the strikes sent "a vitally important message" that the world will not tolerate the use of chemical weapons.
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The Bayou Bridge pipeline is a project that is vitally important to the state of Louisiana and the 3rd District.
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Yet, the huge arms deals of earlier this year show that defense remains a vitally important component of the relationship.
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By offering a space for projects like R.I.S.E, Recess vitally promotes the idea of creation as a necessarily social process.
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"Energy security is a vitally important part of national security," said Hoeven, who chairs the Senate Committee on Homeland Security.
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We have long needed a fair-minded overview of this vitally important religious sensibility, and FitzGerald has now provided it.
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This may sound like a menial task, but Comey wanted me to understand that it was a vitally important one.
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Hopefully, there is enough bipartisanship left in Washington to support such vitally important trade policy changes initiated by the present administration.
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This sort of confrontation may be uncomfortable, but it's become vitally necessary as online abuse increasingly spills over into real life.
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Make no mistake: What's happening in Myanmar and in the Rohingya refugee camps across the border in Bangladesh is vitally important.
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Vitally, this defence can be invoked even if householders misjudge the perils that they face, in the heat of the moment.
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"This type of thing is so vitally important because it takes one (case) to cost us billions of dollars," MacAulay said.
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For now, Formula E doesn't have the name recognition or TV deals that Formula One has, but it's still vitally important.
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But given the work the price is expected to do to reach the state's ambitious carbon goals, it is vitally important.
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So far, only one of the declared U.S. presidential candidates is ready to go to bat for vitally important trade issues.
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Photo: GettyRepublicans have long supported the sweeping surveillance capabilities of the NSA and have insisted they're vitally important to national security.
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"Our convictions have gotten us this far, and despite some disappointments these questions still seem vitally important to test," he says.
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In a democracy, it's vitally important that you, as a concerned citizen, make these calls and put pressure on your representatives.
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Today's his chance to do that in a big way, on a subject that matters vitally to a fractured, fractious country.
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Certainly, he's no power broker, but rather is the type of behind-the-scenes player who's vitally important to the industry.
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They ensure that people are adequately trained and compensated, and provided vitally essential whistleblower protections, job flexibility and career advancement opportunities.
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Helping workers accumulate retirement savings of their own is vitally important to the well-being of every household and the nation.
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Portman is vitally important as it will give prosecutors the requisite ability to incarcerate the monsters who prey on innocent children.
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Timely and vitally important, this concerted effort will improve our cybersecurity posture as threats continue to escalate in volume and sophistication.
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Improved diagnosis and prevention programs are vitally important, but the nation is also falling behind in managing diabetes in current sufferers.
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"It's vitally important to me that the school maintain its current level of diversity," Mr. Lieberman said in a phone interview.
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I believe it is vitally important to come to a bipartisan solution to the immigration and border challenges we face today.
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In simpler terms: People tend to vote for their priorities, politicians listen to voters, and who votes is therefore vitally important.
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At the very least, it's vitally important that you try, especially since your attempts to intervene directly have thus far failed.
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With the COVID-19 pandemic keeping people inside their homes, the need for physical movement and staying healthy is vitally important.
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This practice is just one more reason that cost of living and purchasing power are vitally important for our nation's educators.
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It is hard to understand why Tillerson has put off a decision on this vitally important function at the State Department.
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"It's vitally important for government officers to be held accountable for intentional misconduct," ACLU lawyer Hugh Handeyside said in an interview.
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It's vitally important for Subaru to keep this vehicle relevant to my needs, and to the needs of others like me.
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" It added: "Johns Hopkins' acquisition of the building also provides financial support for the Freedom Forum's vitally important First Amendment mission.
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"I believe it is vitally important that the special counsel be allowed to complete his investigation," he said at the time.
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"Any indication of reasons that Trump gave for asking Comey to go easy on Flynn will be vitally important," he told me.
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"Vitally important is the fact that Fed policy will stop short of persistently cutting rates into the unproductive arena of negative rates."
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And that's where this other slice of text from the letter becomes vitally important: The cast will not always remain the same.
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Despite this, Peres' role in defense policy and peacemaking was vitally salient and central to the success of the modern Israeli state.
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It is vitally important, and it is the bedrock of British policing that we have the trust and confidence of the public.
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First, the Trump team is flawed in threatening to raise regulatory burdens, perhaps disastrously, in a pair of vitally important policy areas.
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Thus, it's vitally important that businesses ensure their assessments, vulnerability scanning, training, and incident response plans are functional and up to date.
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For anyone else, it really depends on what you want â€" and, vitally, what you need â€" out of your gaming cans.
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"The summer season is vitally important and Memorial weekend is a big barometer of how the overall summer will perform," he said.
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This study is vitally important, but it will likely take years before scientists fully understand precisely how blast waves affect the brain.
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George Hill rates as a vitally important player for a Utah Jazz squad that endured mediocre point guard play all last season.
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Culture is vitally important in any business and a long-term vision will strengthen our firm and make us a better partner.
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That area is vitally important, because of the one glaring Belgian weakness: somehow, in this golden generation, there are no full-backs.
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The time to strengthen the unemployment income system is now, before millions of Americans suffer extended unemployment and lose vitally needed income.
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For Mr. Jahmal, the worlds (and underworld) of symbolic images and objects are vitally important; every painting feels like an emergency response.
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That makes the telling of this story by someone like Ms. Bigelow vitally important, said Michael Eric Dyson, the scholar and activist.
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This being the Trump administration, this vitally important decision was undertaken with all the calm discipline of a "Ren and Stimpy" cartoon.
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"It is vitally important that Americans have confidence that their public servants will serve our entire nation in good faith," he said.
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Such shameful, purely politically-motivated actions by Trump's lieutenants and GOP defenders only serve to weaken vitally important Ukrainian anti-corruption efforts.
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" Mr. Peskov echoed that statement, but also said that "vitally important spheres of our economy have been targeted with cyberattacks from abroad.
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"I believe it is vitally important that the Special Counsel be allowed to complete his investigation," Barr wrote in his prepared remarks.
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It's therefore vitally important that America continue to track any potential threats against the US in order to stop them from happening.
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Plastic straws are vitally important to some people with disabilities, and plastic gloves and packaging are often necessary in medical and scientific settings.
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Being able to quickly change the type of wheels a vehicle uses could prove vitally important for military vehicles needing a quick getaway.
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IDG founder Jim Conigliaro, Jr. provided the following statement regarding the TLC's proposal: Today's decision is a vitally important step forward for drivers.
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The banking sector is vitally important to Lebanon as a conduit for billions of dollars of annual remittances that keep its economy afloat.
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Our nation was founded on the principle of free speech, and it's vitally important that we have a robust debate on the issues.
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"In many instances, the budget proposes to significantly reduce or terminate programs that are vitally important to each member on this subcommittee," Rep.
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Cohen inhabits Luter's existence as vitally as he inhabited the Israeli Army unit: it's a beautiful portrait, utterly engrossing, full of passionate sympathy.
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"The Constitution and Congress have established vitally important processes for filling high-level vacancies in the federal government," Frosh said in a statement.
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He takes a hard line on vitally important economic issues yet refuses to see abortion as a strand of the same financial fabric.
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Yet Mr. Trump won some praise for having taken a stab at tackling such a complex and vitally important issue to many Americans.
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Regarding "women of faith," as a man, I believe that it is vitally important to listen carefully to all women on this issue.
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It is vitally important and revealing that Ellison's highest priorities for the DNC are voter registration, small-donor fundraising and grassroots political organizing.
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But this minimalist style does shift a lot of responsibility onto IO's two main characters, making caring about what they say vitally important.
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Some white people, as I have heard firsthand, simply don't get why positive minority representation in entertainment is vitally important to my community.
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The US depends vitally on its partners in the Middle East to get inside of those groups and figure out what they're planning.
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But they also stood up for vitally important values of freedom, rights and national independence, whereas Lee and Jackson fundamentally fought for slavery.
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I look forward to clarifying my position in the future towards a subject that is so vitally important and in which I wholeheartedly support.
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" However, during his Senate confirmation hearing Barr said, "I believe it is vitally important that the Special Counsel be allowed to complete his investigation.
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"It was vitally important that we had stock in our own warehouses," says Stephen Teeling, owner and sales & marketing director of Teeling Whiskey Company.
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By winning a majority in the House of Representatives, Democrats gained control over committee leadership — including, vitally, the ability to subpoena witnesses for hearings.
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It's vitally important for Ken to recruit Will to his cause, but in their heart-to-heart, Ken basically gazes at his own reflection.
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"Context is vitally important and context can often be hard for algorithms to detect," Ben Buchanan, an assistant teaching professor at Georgetown University, said.
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I look forward to clarifying my position in the future towards a subject that it so vitally important and in which I wholeheartedly support.
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Diski, as she makes vitally clear in her new memoir, "In Gratitude," spent her every moment on earth beating the projections of authority figures.
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Should that happen, America's full-service airlines, already the most profitable in the world, would cement their grip on the vitally important transatlantic marketplace.
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But Jones's second question is vitally important, particularly in salads, where the layering of textures is what differentiates the great from the merely good.
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Sartore's Photo Ark project is meant to showcase why each species on Earth is "vitally important to our very survival," according to his website.
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His administration has also failed to provide vitally needed test kits so that health care experts can assess how many people are actually infected.
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Gender and racial identity are universally present and vitally important across all the areas that the humanities study and hence should be central concerns.
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This is vitally important because, although the view in Washington may be that impeachment is the only thing on the voters' minds, it isn't.
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He told the Senate Judiciary Committee during his nomination hearings that it is "vitally important" for Mueller to be allowed to complete his investigation.
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In eloquent, heartfelt prose, Wolff's revelatory book argues that those early pleasures are not only vitally important but that they never entirely go away.
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On Monday, the singer and actress Mandy Moore campaigned for former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg in the vitally important caucus state of Iowa.
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This relatively small but vitally important service could make a world of difference in bolstering our response to the opioid crisis and saving lives.
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Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said the strikes sent "a vitally important message" that the world would not tolerate the use of chemical weapons.
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It is "vitally important" for those in Texas and Louisiana to monitor their local radio and TV stations for updated emergency information, she added.
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As I've written about before, everything from the flight time to the seat choices and the contents of your carry-on luggage are vitally important.
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Getting covered is vitally important, and the Affordable Care Act opened up the possibility of coverage to millions of Americans who otherwise wouldn't have it.
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Knowing the structure and scope of the bail-out in advance would have been a vitally important piece of information for investors during this period.
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Why it matters: Think tanks, policy analysts and advocacy groups are vitally important — they help shape the party's policy platforms and channel the base's enthusiasm.
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"When considering nominees, it is vitally important that different EPA regions are represented to ensure a fair balance of experts and experience," the lawmakers said.
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And its huge cultural importance, as well as its economic value, mean securing a sustainable future for tea is vitally important for millions of people.
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At the same time, it is vitally important that people with ESRD not be broadly excluded as a class from access to the insurance Marketplace.
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"New York's visionary Clean Energy Standard blazes a vitally important public policy path," Marvin Fertel, president of the Nuclear Energy Institute, said in a statement.
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"It is vitally important that Americans have confidence that their public servants will serve our entire nation in good faith," he said: http://bit.ly/2sgRRgX.
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"For a country and for a party, a leading core is vitally important," said the document, which was solemnly read on Chinese state television news.
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Therefore, it's vitally important that CMS take steps to recover as many mis-billed dollars as possible and infuse them back into the struggling program.
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Growing this industry is vitally important for the health of the planet, for the health of the oceans, and for the health of American consumers.
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Throughout the evening, Ms. Harvey exhibited this particular kind of magnetism, making her every utterance seem vitally important while making everyone around her look good.
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"Leadership within each office is also important, and letting the employees know where they can go to complain is vitally important," Childs Wallace told lawmakers.
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Vice President Mike Pence told the Tax Foundation, "The next few weeks are going to be vitally important and they're going to be a challenge."
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It is a stark illustration of why adherence to upholding the rule of law is so vitally important to the proper functioning of our democracy.
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"This book argues that in at least one vitally important circumstance insanity produces good results and sanity is a problem," Ghaemi writes in his introduction.
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Alabama's law, along with a fetal heartbeat law passed in Georgia, he argued, vitally laid the groundwork for a final assault on Roe v. Wade.
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It's vitally important that anti-Semitic tropes not sneak into mainstream discourse, and Omar deserved to be challenged for comments that verged in that direction.
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He also said he hopes to bring "dignity back to the White House" and work to win "vitally important" House, Senate and local races. Sen.
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Chris Whitty, the government's top medical adviser, said testing was vitally important but a global shortage of the materials needed was causing a supply bottleneck.
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This issue is so vitally important — with the people's help, we must be able to convince a few sensible Republicans of our point of view.
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While it is vitally important to protect users' privacy, peer-to-peer technology also facilitates criminal activity, the cynical spread of falsehoods and mass manipulation.
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I can think of few artists who were reincarnated as angry young men in their old age as unexpectedly and vitally as Mr. Gurney was.
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They seem mostly uninhibited by worries of blowback and appear to welcome the consequences of disrupting thousands of computers or modifying vitally important financial records.
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As a volunteer, my goal is to help my clients obtain every credit they are entitled to and place vitally needed money in their pockets.
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Although Shadow Network does vitally important work exposing the inner workings of secretive, influential groups, it's hard to hope for more books in this genre.
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"Both the Saudi-led coalition and the Houthi-Saleh alliance have been responsible for killing innocent civilians and denying vitally needed humanitarian aid," Murphy said.
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"Investments in New York City's airports are vitally important to our region's long-term development," said Melissa Grace, a spokeswoman for Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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For Clinton, it's vitally important to avoid a re-run of the 2008 primary, where a loss in Iowa at the hands of then-Sen.
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It is vitally important to stand proudly and loudly behind our artists and the broader creative class, and we urge others to do the same.
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I think it&aposs vitally important to understand that Germany is spending money to basically finance this great huge enemy that we&aposre all worried about.
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Improved grazing practices and overall livestock production around the world are therefore vitally important, and American or other farmers who produce beef well will remain needed.
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This is vitally important for artists who are trying to tell stories that explore topics that matter, like how people's dignity has been ignored or suppressed.
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In a statement to CNN, she called the proposal "vitally important" and said that it would provide real checks and balances for the charter school system.
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More vitally, the Quds Force infiltration of Taliban ranks and their support to various Taliban factions – including the group's Red Unit – has boosted the Taliban's lethality.
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"It is vitally important that businesses do all they can now, to prepare for the impact of Brexit," Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe said in a statement.
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Her death poses a few vitally important questions: Has the Trump administration failed to inform us of other migrant children who have died in US custody?
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In the meantime, as the only facility capable of transporting human crews to and from the ISS, Baikonur remains vitally important to the global space sector.
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This would also help build up their confidence in their ability to learn such skills, vitally important when negotiating their worth in the job/ wage market.
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The presence of lunar ice makes Earth's nearest neighbor vitally important to the nation or coalition of nations that proposes to be a space-faring power.
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Most vitally, the show continues the streak of excellent character work that Lindelof and writing collaborators like Carly Wray and Nick Cuse brought to The Leftovers.
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Given that the regulatory burden is increased with each successive agency's added regulation, it is vitally important to address this problem with a centralized review process.
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The question of who was involved in the tax fraud became vitally important first to the investigation, and eventually to the final scope of the legislation.
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But we're currently plotting ways for Design for Progress to have a life beyond this election, because it is vitally important to support these humanitarian services.
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"With the exception of two, all of the 2016 inductees are alive and continue to be as vitally creative as ever," they added in a statement.
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Vitally, we get an idea of what the sought-after text might reveal: a hitherto unknown supplement to Jakobson's work on the six functions of language.
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"All of this makes it vitally important that Trump make public any recordings he has of conversations in the Oval Office," Sanders said in his statement.
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The votes these delegates cast on resolutions are largely symbolic, but they're often seen as vitally significant in shaping and responding to Southern Baptist social issues.
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American diplomatic support is seen as vitally important in Ukraine as it struggles to end a bloody conflict with Russian-backed separatists in its eastern regions.
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Innovation is vitally important, and that's why two of the key legs of the supplemental request are to develop vaccines and therapeutics for this novel virus.
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The show is a lively and vibrant introduction in Raleigh to Vicla culture that provides a vitally important space for broader conversations about art and inclusion.
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It's a vitally important moment in British political history, and the decision is simply too consequential to put aside for the sake of mourning one person.
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Here are the key questions Barr sought to answer in his testimony: Probably not, since he called it "vitally important" that the investigation be left alone.
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This is vitally important to not just to our county, to the state of Arizona, to the country, that we absolutely have to safeguard our families.
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Electric-powered planes are a vitally important design problem, and it seems in the wake of the 737 Max disaster like Boeing could really use some help.
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"Hunter was vitally important in bringing a SWAT standoff situation to an end … without the need for officers to use deadly force," they wrote in another post.
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"The job of leading is more than speaking to crowds of admirers, and it is vitally important that the leadership holds this government to account," she says.
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Barr will tell senators that he believes that it is "vitally important" Mueller be able to complete his investigation say he has the "utmost respect" for Mueller.
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"This forecast underscores exactly why our plans to increase productivity and ensure we get the very best deal with the EU, are vitally important," the spokesman said.
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Through a few key, vitally important techniques, the team is able to convey a story as fast-paced and action-packed as any big budget Hollywood slugfest.
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Over the last few months, the Energy and Commerce Committee's Subcommittee on Health has held a series of hearings on the FDA's vitally important user fee programs.
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Home health is vitally important and the PDGM model, if not corrected, would destabilize home health care at a time when our entire PAC system is evolving.
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At that time, PillPack's CEO TJ Parker disclosed that Express Scripts accounts for about one-third of its revenue, making it vitally important that the relationship continue.
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Case managers and social workers already play a vitally important role, which has been historically under-appreciated and under-recognized in both the health and tech industries.
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As a Christian, religious freedom is vitally important to me, and I believe staying silent is not good for the future of the United States or Egypt.
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The recent public attention on suicide in custody will not last forever, and we must seize this moment to demand the release of these vitally needed data.
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It's a vitally important campaign to end the practice of chicken parmigiana being stacked on top of the chips (or fries) at restaurants and pubs around Australia.
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It's vitally important for the Icelandic right to maintain to the outside world that the people of Iceland likes the party—that they're happy with their government.
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"It's vitally important to us that ... we have an equal footing to try and make a living as we have done for numerous years now," said MacDonald.
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Governors pleaded with Trump to fully invoke the Defense Production Act, which gives him powers to order industry to produce vitally needed goods in the national interest.
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Sure, there are still fun accounts, and absolutely there are vitally important things still being done with the platform, but the boundaries of Twitter have been found.
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While an N.R.A. score of 100 percent is vitally important in some parts of the country, the organization had never before scored a Supreme Court confirmation vote.
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A powerful creative head is vitally important to Disney's health, both as one of the biggest media companies on the planet and as a beloved cultural brand.
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"This is a vitally important position that should be a direct report to the president," said Lisa Monaco, who served as homeland security adviser under Mr. Obama.
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Chait, along with a fairly significant number of Democratic voters, believes that it's vitally important to defeat Donald Trump with whomever is best placed to do that.
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"Working at JUUL Labs has been an honor, and I still believe the company's mission of eliminating combustible cigarettes is vitally important," Burns said in a statement.
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How the two countries choose to deploy their power and whether they can overcome their differences are vitally important to determining the future of the Middle East.
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"Putting some kind of administrative control on vaccine opt-outs is vitally important," said Diane Peterson, the associate director for immunization projects at the Immunization Action Coalition.
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While public attention understandably focuses on the president's high-profile cabinet selections, one obscure position receives little attention — yet it's vitally important to the future of our economy.
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Not just for what it says about Hollywood in the near term but what it says, just as vitally, about the filmmakers and the subjects they took on.
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"It is vitally important that we defeat Trump in 2020 and to me, that demands a candidate that will appeal to a broad voting base," she tells Refinery29.
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Words are still vitally important, and they're not going away, no matter how much the zeitgeist wants to pretend that a new advertising platform is an actual innovation.
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"It is vitally important that we now move away from complex tariff schedule imposed on us by the European Union," trade minister Liz Truss said in a statement.
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If such things were allowed to happen in the past is proof of Washington's inept trade administration — and of a culpable negligence of America's vitally important economic interests.
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Nor did he explain in detail why he decided the evidence on obstruction wasn't enough — something that was vitally important given the distrust generated by the June memo.
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Although it's vitally important to recognize positive progress and celebrate every victory, here are nine ideas explored at the event that could change everything for plus-size people.
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"This is a vitally important ruling because it makes it really difficult for the Trump administration to revive the executive order and issue a new one," Winkler said.
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"It is vitally important that a broad customer base emerges in the next few years to supplant NASA's historically central role in the LEO economy," the report reads.
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IT'S VITALLY IMPORTANT BECAUSE IF THERE WAS NO SUCH DEAL, CLEARLY THERE WOULD BE A VERY NEGATIVE IMPACT ON BOTH THE CHINESE ECONOMY BUT ALSO THE U.S. ECONOMY.
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We can either find a way to make this caring more owned, or we can just pretend that all this really is as vitally important as it feels.
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I still think it's a vitally important, worthwhile idea — but it needs to grow up a lot to survive the transition from the faculty lounge to actual policy.
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I am convinced by a lot of solid research — and ancient wisdom to boot — that work is a vitally important institution of meaning and happiness in our lives.
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As Mr. Wheeler saw as he visited Iowa this week, it's vitally important for his agency to deliver on the president's pledge and finally approve year-round E15.
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The hospital is part of the safety-net system that supplies vitally needed care and must be funded properly to ensure its ability to operate at maximum potential.
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Promoting peaceful values and providing educational and recreational activities are important paths to peace that are often overlooked but vitally important, especially when our young people initiate them.
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And, in the long run, this is vitally important to those, including myself, who want to prevent another Trump-type leader from ever winning the White House again.
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These gauges can be used to create a quantitative record of exposures, which will be vitally important for servicemembers to receive medical care if they develop symptoms later.
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The NYT is a near-sacred thing to many of us, vitally important, and I for one would be delighted to have an easy mechanism to contribute more.
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With the opening of a new period of competition between the US and its NATO allies and a resurgent Russia, the North Atlantic is once again vitally important.
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"Mergers and acquisitions with overseas partners continue to be vitally important in the US," said Chris Griner, chair of the CFIUS practice at law firm Stroock & Stroock & Lavan.
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"Working at JUUL Labs has been an honor and I still believe the company's mission of eliminating combustible cigarettes is vitally important," Burns said in a press release.
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"Regardless of whether those often rhetorical measuring sticks were relevant in the past when trade agreements simply equaled tariff reductions, they vitally miss the mark today," he added.
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President Donald Trump just reversed a plan to impose sanctions on North Korea intended to strangle its economy — something that his own administration recently said was vitally important.
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We believe it is vitally important that government authorities have the information they need to deliver to the public a full assessment of what happened in the 2016 election.
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This unity is vitally needed in the time of Donald Trump, since the Democrat-controlled House is the only chamber that serves as a legitimate check on the President.
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What the President-elect also needs to recognize is the fragile nature of China itself that makes Taiwan and the "one China" policy so vitally important to its survival.
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Warren and other members of Congress in both houses are standing with low-wage workers to shine a light on our nation's opaque but vitally important economic policymaking institution.
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But as lower Earth orbit gets more and more crowded, the risk of a collision increases, making tracking the locations of this space junk vitally important for space exploration.
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Active networks of civic-minded citizens play an increasing role in planning and advocacy for vitally important reforms in public administration, the judiciary, decentralization, public procurement, investment and more.
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He said he is keeping an "open mind" about it, and added that he thinks "clean air is vitally important," according to Times reporters who tweeted during the meeting.
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"The PM reaffirmed the UK's strong commitment to the deal alongside our European partners, saying it was vitally important for regional security," an emailed statement from May's office said.
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"This system is vitally important to the defense of our homeland, and this test demonstrates that we have a capable, credible deterrent against a very real threat," he said.
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In this rush to regulate, the outgoing administration violated regulatory procedures on vitally important issues, and, as a consequence, the expected impacts from these finalized rules are poorly understood.
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"At this stage in an infant and young child's life gaining exposure to a variety of tastes and textures is vitally important in their learning of food," Carstairs said.
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The work depends vitally on audience members setting off their ringtones — a concert-hall phenomenon normally met with murderous stares and hissed invective — at specified moments in the score.
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During his confirmation hearing, Barr described it as "vitally important" that Mueller be allowed to complete his investigation and pledged not to allow "partisan politics" to interfere with it.
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"We are deeply saddened to lose our much-loved friend and collaborator Stephen Hawking whose contributions to black hole physics remained vitally stimulating to the very end," it reads.
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That species of desire makes ideas feel more vitally connected to our bodily lives and tells us that passions can be spurred by qualities deeper than six-pack abs.
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NATO, the U.S., the EU and organizations like the International Foundation for Electoral Systems have all played a vitally important role in bolstering Ukraine's cyber defenses in recent years.
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And, in this election year and moving forward, it's vitally important to explore the media's take on issues of public policy and understand its role in the democratic process.
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Problems with China are much more difficult, in large part because vitally important trade relations are bound up in a complex web of "strategically competitive" political and security issues.
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This is the focal point of "Expect Great Things," and it is one that is vitally important in a materialistic age that risks losing its senses, spiritual and otherwise.
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In 40 years of medical practice, I have found only two types of non-pharmaceutical "therapy" to be vitally important for patients with chronic neurological diseases: music and gardens.
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He is expected to testify to lawmakers that he believes the special counsel's ability to finish up the investigation is "vitally important" and that he has confidence in Mueller.
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What we&aposre going to cover this hour is so, so vitally important because you have just witnessed the single worst 24 hours in the history of your mainstream media.
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As I am sure you agree, it is vitally important for the Department of Justice to stand apart from the political process and not to become an adjunct of it.
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And I will continue to speak out on these vitally important issues where there is much more progress to be made and crucial fights that must be waged and won.
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Worse, the looming specter of Brexit — and the questions it raises about borders (including, vitally, the Northern Irish-Irish border) and identity — threatens to make the Conservative-DUP coalition disastrous.
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But, his supporters argued, it was still vitally important that conservatives vote for him in order to make sure conservative, anti-abortion rights justices make it to the Supreme Court.
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We'll let Aubrey Huff s-p-e-l-l it out for you: What seems to be the issue is that players are being denied a vitally important bonding experience.
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And I will continue to speak out on these vitally-important issues where there is much more progress to be made and crucial fights that must be waged and won.
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It increases the number of Eastern black rhino at Chester to 11 and is another vitally important success story in a Europe-wide breeding program for these highly threatened animals.
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Value-based contracting — in which drug companies are paid based on how well their products work — "can be vitally important, Azar said, but Medicare's regulations can "get in the way.
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Our thought bubble: It's vitally important that future content feeds are built on top of a human-curated supply of content – rather than just anything that surfaces on the Internet.
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It was vitally important everyone strictly, fully and correctly implemented all North Korea related U.N. resolutions, Lu said, resolutions which call for both tighter sanctions and efforts to resume dialogue.
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"Getting a deal that reflects the deep economic ties that both the United Kingdom and the European Union benefit from is vitally important for both of our economies," he said.
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America's presence is vitally important in the region, and the opportunity remains for us to reassert our leadership and work with our Asia Pacific partners to truly go far together.
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The U.K.'s influential Sunday newspapers led with turmoil at the top of the party just days ahead of high-stakes and vitally important Brexit talks with the European Union.
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It is, therefore, vitally important that the patient advocacy community make the preservation of these protections their top legislative priority as we prepare for the start of the 115th Congress.
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It wouldn't be surprising if he is struggling to devise a compromise that would avoid a tie vote of the sort that resolved a vitally important labor case this week.
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It is vitally important to know the history and origins of drag, but it is also necessary to allow drag, as an art form, to grow and continually reinvent itself.
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It goes to show that the archaeological mysteries of deep Amazonia have barely been scratched, and there is much to learn about the human history of this vitally important biome.
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The significance of these apparent asides becomes increasingly obvious, until it is clear that rats are vitally important to the elegant noose of a plot being tied around our necks.
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Wider discussions about the nature of science and how it works are vitally important in our world of shouty social media, conspiracy theories, fake news, confirmation bias and cognitive dissonance.
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Ford CEO Jim Hackett added, "The Ford and GE Healthcare teams, working creatively and tirelessly, have found a way to produce this vitally needed ventilator quickly and in meaningful numbers."
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Under the Chevron doctrine, the rules and regulations promulgated by agencies have brought landmark legislation into force, providing the American people with vitally important health, safety, economic, and environmental protections.
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There, with Mueller's prosecutors, Manafort's attorneys and more than a dozen reporters looking on, the judge told them their service was "vitally important" as American citizens, on par with voting.
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"For all of us — these past and present regimes — we can be aligned in saying it's vitally important that Out exists on newsstands and on a website," Mr. Picardi said.
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America offered lower shipping costs and less red tape when exporting the engines, and—vitally—lower and fewer customs duties when components are imported from cost-effective suppliers around the world.
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Japan would do well to patch up its vitally important relations with Beijing; that would do more for its economy than all the money printing presses and the cheap yen policies.
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Organizations like Keshet—a Jewish LGBTQ charity—are vitally important, providing support and comfort alongside education and outreach, and voices like that of Rabbi Janner-Klausner need to be listened to.
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They explain why they expanded beyond their online sales business into old-fashioned retail stores and why, even in the digital age, a strong brand name is vitally important for fashion.
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Anderson's book White Rage: The Unspoken Truth of our Racial Divide was published a few months before Election Day but remains vitally relevant more than a year into the Trump presidency.
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As Congress moves swiftly to address the opioid epidemic, it is vitally important the most meaningful and impactful solutions are enacted, including the Stopping Overdoses of Fentanyl Analogues Act, or SOFA.
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It will be vitally important for our elected officials to invest more in human services, including pantries, and to push for the systemwide changes that will lift families out of poverty.
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It's vitally important to have an honest conversation about what it means to be a Republican in the era of Trump; our debate will be a valuable part of that discussion.
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It's vitally important, I think, for the alliance to keep Turkey as a member, not to allow a in an issue that is tactical almost in a sense with strategic consequences.
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As of July 2018, Amazon accounted for 49.1% of all online retail sales in the United States, and is a vitally important sales channel for people selling refurbished or wholesale goods.
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But we also need, just as vitally and maybe more so, players who adopt unconventional and imperfect tactics and tendencies to juice themselves up to compete with those Goliaths of Ease.
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Merely by avowing — loudly — every doctrinaire opinion of the left, such a person could transform him- or herself into a modern-day Zola, vitally needed as the conscience of the nation.
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"The prototypes are vitally important to the future of border security," said Ronald D. Vitiello, the acting deputy commissioner of Customs and Border Protection, the parent agency of the Border Patrol.
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Student evaluations -- which for pre-tenure or pre-promotion faculty are vitally important to their career advancement -- will be useless in this new arrangement, as will any evaluations of research productivity.
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"I am convinced that sexual harassment training is vitally important to maintaining a respectful and productive working environment in Congress," Grassley wrote in a letter to the Senate Rules Committee Tuesday.
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The book's fragmented narrative offers piercing reflections full of intellectual power and personal resonance, peering at once inside and outside herself to try to make sense of a vitally uncertain world.
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Trump, who once tweeted that climate change was a Chinese hoax, elaborated only vaguely to the Times on his views here: "Clean air is vitally important," Trump says about climate change.
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At a time of resurgent white nationalism, Dr. King's message of racial and economic justice, and the movement that he built alongside thousands of other imperfect people, is still vitally important.
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But Americans need to understand the greater challenge: The Middle East is vitally important to the future of international security and the global economy, both of which benefit the American people.
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Debates over corporate tax reform should not lose sight of the vitally important question of how new proposals would foster the creation and affect the potential success of newly formed companies.
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"The Weather Channel is one of the most trusted and extremely important cable networks, with information vitally important to the safety and protection of our lives," Allen said in a statement.
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"We believe it is vitally important that government authorities have the information they need to deliver to the public a full assessment of what happened in the 2016 election," Stretch said.
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Let's step up and take responsibility for ensuring our children have greater health and better lives, and are prepared to carry on the good and vitally important work of our country.
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And at the end of the day — once the bidding wars and awards chatter and branding exercises have died down — the festival is vitally important for people who love good movies.
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Sound is vitally important in video games — which is all the more reason to make sure that you have a great sound system to experience your games in the best way possible.
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" He also established from the start that "I believe it is vitally important that the Special Counsel be allowed to complete his investigation," adding, "Bob will be allowed to complete his work.
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It is, therefore, most regrettable — and damaging to the U.S. economy — that, after his two years in office, America is taking such a thrashing from China on its vitally important economic issues.
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But a film like Untouchable, debuting as Weinstein's legal team is still trying to assert his control of the narrative, vitally focuses on the voices of those whom he most profoundly affected.
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This is a more or less balanced relationship and one that&aposs vitally important to businesses and consumers on both sides of the border and one that Trump supporters have no problem.
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"It damaged the public's confidence and trust in an industry that is vitally important to the economy of the State of Nevada and the general welfare of its inhabitants," the complaint says.
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Why it matters: The 400 construction projects affected are spread across 40 states and nearly 30 countries with a U.S. presence around the world, and they're often vitally important for local economies.
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Warplanes have pounded Halfaya and swathes of territory near the highway in a region vitally important to Assad's government, which has shored up its rule in the populated west of the country.
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But it's one that is vitally important to understand as we try to figure out the best ways to provide health care, and pay for it in a way that helps patients.
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But it is not obvious why such seemingly masochistic practices are considered, in ways that people cannot quite articulate, so vitally important to the identity of communities, be they cultural or religious.
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As he explained, this is vitally important since many organs — especially lungs and hearts — get damaged or die in transport because of lack of blood supply, time limitations and geographical logistical challenges.
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McGuinness said he was determined to continue playing a role in the "vitally important" next stages of the peace process and help Sinn Fein achieve its ultimate goal of a united Ireland.
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Even aside from its vitally invigorating impact on depressed incentives to work and invest, the House Republican tax reform would at most merely thwart a farfetched CBO projection of perpetual tax increases.
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His members know he would not be taking something up if it weren't vitally important but sometimes everyone needs to reset the dial on why they're about to make a tough decision.
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"The administration's plans about the future of border security are vitally important and the American public deserves to hear about these plans from Secretary Nielsen herself," Rogers said in a statement Monday.
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As U.S. negotiators seek to update NAFTA for the 85033st century, it's vitally important they recognize the role of copyright balance and flexibility in fostering economic growth and trade in digital goods.
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Hands are probably the last thing you think about moisturizing daily, but they're also vitally important in just about everything you do, so it's time to treat them a little bit better.
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" Rothkopf, who had shown little mercy to Mearsheimer and Walt, tweeted that while Omar's words had been "ill-considered," it was "vitally important we distinguish between criticism of Israel and anti-Semitism.
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"Over the years, I often made provocative statements for the purpose of provoking interest and open discussion on vitally important issues I believed were being ignored," Grossman told CNN in an email.
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The Gulf is vitally important to U.S. oil production, accounting for 1.6 million barrels per day or about 17.7 percent of all domestic output, yet the areas offered for lease aren't new.
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"Christian communities of faith will still be vitally important in reaching 'nones' and so will patterns of formation into faith," said Bryan P. Stone, a Boston University professor who specializes in evangelism.
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The findings of the study can and should provide a blueprint for everyone — the public, the medical profession and government agencies — to achieve this vitally important money-saving and health-saving goal.
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During the confirmation hearing, Republican Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley said Wray's background showed he was committed to independence, an attribute he said was "vitally important" in the next FBI director.
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In the case of the Shenzhen-based corporation, initial funding will go to practical and vitally important health supply donations, including protective gear and other products for hospitals and healthcare first responders.
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Just as appropriately, Pelosi will be marking it by attempting a huge, complicated and vitally important legislative lift — marshaling support for a massive spending bill to blunt the impact of the coronavirus.
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A never ending flow of delegations of Japanese parliamentarians, business leaders and government officials flocking to China shows that huge and rapidly expanding Chinese markets are vitally important to the Japanese economy.
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"In Baku, soil and climatic conditions are such that it is vitally important to increase green spaces," he said referring to the capital of the former Soviet country on the Caspian Sea.
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"With regret, we have agreed to step aside as the site of the debate rather than become a potential distraction during this vitally important time in our country's history," the statement read.
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Similarly, while government-approved "vitally necessary" drugs are theoretically covered, in practice they are as likely as not to be out of stock at the state-run pharmacies that distribute them free.
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Exposition on the characters and setting are cleverly interspersed, as are the beginnings of various story threads, but more vitally, it informs us on the kind of worldview Philippa is living in.
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When valuing these companies, understandably, assets are ignored; from IP, to employee numbers, to locations served, to (vitally) profit — all are ignored; we now deem these as unhelpful, limiting benchmarks of the past.
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Image: Google (Gizmodo)Love 'em or hate 'em, emoji have become a key part of the way that many of us communicate, and that makes representation vitally important to the way they're designed.
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So beyond losing health insurance coverage, which is also vitally important, we are also very concerned about the threats to the health equity provisions we got included, but that are never talked about.
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"We would welcome any pause that successfully facilitates delivering vitally needed humanitarian supplies, but such a ceasefire must be observed by all parties," State Department spokeswoman Elizabeth Trudeau said at a news briefing.
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I truly hope we've seen the last of the tone-deaf institutional 'conceptual' performances we witnessed this past year, so vitally and dazzlingly called out by the Mongrel Coalition Against Gringpo and others.
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And finally, when it comes to actually governing, Republicans had some notable and important legislative accomplishments, including a historic tax-reform law, vitally important opioid legislation and a huge increase in defense spending.
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"But, unfortunately, there were a number of vitally important proposals brought forth by the delegates from our campaign that were not adopted," Sanders said in an op-ed published in The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Vitally, it also looks internally, probing not just the effects that the characters have on their world but also what compels them to put on costumes to fight crime in the first place.
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Vitally, such a caucus could be an orientation point that "enculturates" new members of Congress into a body that values their experience and diversity, and seeks to leverage their patriotic, team-oriented ethos.
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The Bipartisan Policy Center has a vitally important role to put in motion the process to deliver a concrete plan to Congress and ultimately to the president that he can support and sign.
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Tenants rights organizations are only an online search away (here's one in San Francisco, and here's one in New York) and they're vitally important to consult when things go badly with your landlord.
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"Over the years, I often made provocative statements for the purpose of provoking interest and open discussion on vitally important issues I believed were being ignored," Grossman told CNN's KFile in an email.
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"Our drivers are vitally important to our business, and we want to be the employer of choice for anyone looking to drive," Artie Starrs, president of Pizza Hut, U.S., said in a statement.
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Regardless, Mr. Blake, who is black, said his concerns were mitigated because superdelegates have not been eliminated completely, and could become vitally important during any second round of votes in the nomination process.
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Franklin M. Van WeezendonkMorrisville, Pa. To the Editor: Vitally important stakes in these trade negotiations between the United States and China go beyond tariffs, nontariff barriers, technology transfer, intellectual property and cyber intrusion.
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Or to create an unnecessary Space Force out of the U.S. Air Force while eliminating the vitally important directorate of global health by folding it into another office within the National Security Council.
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Whether they were released in the recent present or were far ahead of their time, these 10 vitally important documentaries will help you get a grasp on the current state of the world.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain said on Tuesday it was "vitally important" that a trade dispute between U.S. plane maker Boeing Co and its Canadian rival Bombardier, a major employer in Northern Ireland, was settled.
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While most of us are aware of this vitally important ecosystem service, the act itself — the transfer of pollen from stamen to stigma via tiny feet, wings, antennas or mouthparts — is largely unseen.
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Perhaps most surprising of all was DeVos' failure to discuss her opinion of Title 1, the vitally important mechanism by which the federal government provides financial support to benefit the nation's poorest students.
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And for Morris, monitoring of his blood sugar levels is vitally important; he was found to have Type 1 diabetes when he was 9 and wears a glucose monitor and an insulin pump.
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"Drones are the fastest growing segment of transportation in our nation and it is vitally important that they are safely integrated into the national airspace," Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao said in a statement.
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With IP-protected innovation now the principal driver of corporate value as well as national economic growth, intellectual property has become vitally important to all Americans, not just those in the legal profession.
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The waivers will reduce Ohio's Medicaid costs and create a more-seamless transition for people moving from Medicaid into affordable private coverage — something vitally important given the current death spiral of Obamacare exchanges.
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A conservative Supreme Court is so vitally important to GOP activists -- and to the President -- they may opt to go ahead anyway, even at the risk of exacerbating damage in the midterm elections.
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They appear to show him assuring senators that "it is vitally important" for Mueller to complete his probe, and establishing himself as an independent legal mind who will not be swayed by the president.
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"And we need to continue coming together to do this vitally important work at every level of government -- from our cities and towns all the way up to right here in the White House. "
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Ultimately this is a win-win-win in a win-win-lose world and it's vitally important we look at it as a way forward in our fight against fake news and faker marketing.
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Presumably, that refers to traditional Win32 apps, which are still vitally important to the Microsoft ecosystem even though the company has spent many years trying to move developers over to its newer app platform.
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"We share the belief of the governments of Ghana and Cote d'Ivoire that raising incomes and living standards for cocoa farmers is vitally important," Manoj Vashista, global head of Olam's cocoa beans business, said.
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"We believe it is vitally important that government authorities have the information they need to deliver to the public a full assessment of what happened in the 2016 election," Stretch said in a statement.
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"The earnings season will be vitally important to UK indices given the nervous sentiment around the Brexit outcome and health of the broader European growth story," said Edward Park, investment director at Brooks Macdonald.
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It also, crucially, entails wanting to think imaginatively and creatively about the world around you—which of course is vitally important if you're going to carve out a successful career in the academic humanities.
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Furthermore, Russians universally perceive Crimea as an inextricable part of their patrimony; every square inch of Sevastopol's land is soaked with Russian blood spilled in numerous wars for this vitally strategic gem of Russia.
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I think policymakers should spend more time with their children, not necessarily because of their responsibilities as parents, although that is vitally important, but rather because it reminds them of their duties in office.
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If the reforms work, they should have a range of benefits, from reducing the loss of farm land to eroding age-old urban prejudice against farmers and, vitally for the economy, fuelling urban consumption.
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Still, the little book manages to deliver some vitally important messages about the interactions between the average human and the average genome that the first book soars just a little too high to provide.
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While animal welfare may not instantly spring to mind when people think of the federal farm bill, the lives of animals – and not just farm animals – vitally depend on this massive piece of legislation.
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A modern new infrastructure is vitally important not just in the context of connecting these resources to markets and consumers but in the context of the overall health and vigor of the American economy.
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"Free movement of people, technically, is reserved (for the national government) but actually it's vitally important for us," said Russell, charged with trying to ensure that London respects Scottish interests in the Brexit negotiations.
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By offering a space for projects like R.I.S.E, Recess vitally promotes the idea of creation as a necessarily social process, and of audience interventions and engagement as critically important resources for contemporary art production.
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To work toward solving this problem, U.S. employers spend more than $630 billion annually toward training and equipping the American workforce, largely focusing on vitally important fields such as science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
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On the contrary, lessons learned and changes made after the BP Deepwater Horizon catastrophe are vitally important to the long-term health of the region, along with other coastal regions where oil is produced.
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With Medicaid facing persistent attacks and the entire social safety net under assault, broad and wide democratic engagement is vitally important, and pushing back against racially biased health policy is more essential than ever.
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But the F.T.C. statute was different, it said: Congress had limited the reasons for firing commissioners, believing that "length and certainty of tenure would vitally contribute" to the independence it wanted for the commission.
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That's why he didn't describe masks as vitally important when he helped develop a list of World Health Organization recommendations for what countries should do to prevent the spread of the next influenza pandemic.
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"Under the current state of affairs, there is considerable doubt over whether millions of individuals will continue to be able to afford vitally important care," House lawyers wrote in a brief earlier this month.
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Krohn offered catchy, achy loops of melody ripped from fuzzy soul and jazz records, punctuated by kick and snare drums that swung with urgency; most vitally, he articulated a style without saying a word.
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Sodium bicarbonate is the simplest of drugs — its base ingredient, after all, is found in most kitchen cabinets — but it is vitally important for all kinds of patients whose blood has become too acidic.
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The metaphor is so wonderfully clear — and so vitally important, especially in these captious times — you can practically feel the shards of hope lodging in your heart as you read it with a child.
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During this time, we've emphasized teaching kids the "what" of these realities – for example, vitally important STEM education – without sufficiently teaching the "how": the set of underlying values that allowed us to achieve them.
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His prepared remarks appear to show him assuring senators that "it is vitally important" for Mueller to complete his ongoing probe of Russian election interference and possible collusion between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin.
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And just to recap, since it&aposs so vitally important, probably the biggest scandal of all is Bill and Hillary Clinton selling out America&aposs national security to Putin and the Russians and, guess what?
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Alexei Rakhmanov, head of Russia's United Shipbuilding Corporation, told the TASS news agency that the ship's hull and deck had been damaged, although what he called the vessel's vitally important parts had not been harmed.
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It's vitally important to keep your kitchen as clean as possible, and if you have access to bacteria-fighting paint technology, this is the room to use it on the walls, ceiling, doors and trim.
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"We believe it is vitally important that government authorities have the information they need to deliver to the public a full assessment of what happened in the 2016 election," said Stretch in a blog post.
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With so many people seeking to erase LGBTQ people – and often through unimaginably brutal acts of violence – it is vitally important that those we lose are remembered, and that we continue to fight for justice.
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"At a time when America needs strong and capable partners in the Middle East, Israel is our indispensable ally in that vitally important region," AIPAC spokesman Marshall Wittmann wrote in an email to The Hill.
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"The new players that have just come are going to be vitally important for us and the quicker they settle the better but there's no doubt we have added quality to the team," said Cahill.
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Though she urges women to have ongoing conversations with their partners about more equitably sharing the load of invisible labor, she believes it's vitally important for them to meaningfully connect with other supportive, empathetic moms.
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At the same time, they ignore the main problem — the poor state of transnational governance and decision-making that are vitally important for tackling climate and migrant crises, pandemics and economic crimes like tax evasion.
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The two say it's important to have excellent people skills, provide more information rather than less on your resume, be yourself, show your unique hobbies and interests, and — vitally — to "take the leap" to apply.
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"It is vitally important that the President knows his new taxes are going to hurt both their employees and families who buy shoes," said Footwear Distributors and Retailers of America president and CEO Matt Priest.
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"We thus urge both developers of such, we believe, vitally important apps and Apple and Google app stores to urgently raise the quality and safety of these apps and follow best practice standards," they said.
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"We believe it is vitally important that government authorities have the information they need to deliver to the public a full assessment of what happened in the 28500 election," wrote Colin Stretch, Facebook's general counsel.
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"We believe it is vitally important that government authorities have the information they need to deliver to the public a full assessment of what happened in the 2016 election," wrote Facebook's General Counsel Colin Stretch.
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Mr. Olson and Mr. Morris make claims that are vitally important — about the credibility of the United States government during the Cold War and ever since — in a spirit that seems more weary than urgent.
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"The (prime minister) reaffirmed the UK's strong commitment to the deal alongside our European partners, saying it was vitally important for regional security," said a statement from May's office following the call on Tuesday evening.
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The Maduro administration hopes that sales of the digital currency, known as the petro, will help its treasury pay off debt and increase imports of vitally needed goods, as well as raw materials for manufacturing.
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The revelatory exhibition at the University of Virginia's Fralin Museum of Art explores little known, yet vitally important work that Georgia O'Keeffe produced during five critical summers that she spent studying and teaching at the university.
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GDP growth remains vitally important to progress in living standards for the simple reason that it is easier for everyone to receive a larger piece of pie if the entire pie — the national economy — is expanding.
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"It is vitally important for those in Texas and Louisiana to monitor your local radio and TV stations for updated emergency information and, as always, listen to the direction of your local officials," said Sec. Duke.
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"Though this campaign is not ending the way we hoped, I am leaving this race knowing that we raised issues that are vitally important to the American people and our future," he will say in California.
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During this time when anti-Semitism and bigotry are on the rise, it is vitally important that we not allow ideological or partisan thinking to blur our perspective of what is right and what is wrong.
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"I would say to backbenchers (lawmakers) who are thinking about seeking to amend or delay the withdrawal bill, that now is not the time to disrupt this vitally important piece of enabling legislation," Hammond told reporters.
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But in such a vitally important strategic move, "the art of the deal" should be tested by trading smarts rather than empty threats of trade limitations and hints of a military confrontation of nuclear-armed states.
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While protecting our water is vitally important, the EPA claimed the revised rule would not have a significant impact on small businesses because the regulation's multi-million price tag would not be directly associated with compliance.
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The latest cohort of companies to receive backing Higher Ground Labs The latest cohort of companies to receive backing Higher Ground Labs "It is vitally important that Democrats learn to do their campaigns online," says Dutta.
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A system for "proof of view" is vitally important for the ecosystem, although it might be hard for a financial media company in London to get the groundswell needed to grow general acceptance of the concept.
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"Daphne played a vitally important role in unearthing serious allegations of money laundering and corruption in Malta, including those involving senior figures in the Maltese government," said Sven Giegold, a Greens member in the European Parliament.
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Aside from his Hispanic roots -- vitally important at a time where Latinos are projected to be the country's largest group of nonwhite voters -- he holds Ivy League degrees and was the former mayor of San Antonio.
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But I came here today, because I believe from the bottom of my heart that it is vitally important for those of us who hold different views to be able to engage in a civil discourse.
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That's what new research published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences from the University of Notre Dame and Northwestern says, proving that yes, that female-only group email chain is, in fact, vitally important.
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"The (prime minister) reaffirmed the UK's strong commitment to the deal alongside our European partners, saying it was vitally important for regional security," said in an emailed statement from May's office following the call on Tuesday evening.
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"The pain currently being felt on the high street is yet another reason why it is so vitally important politicians agree a deal in parliament that is acceptable to the EU and protects our economy," Leach said.
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We believe that socio-economic diversity among Capitol Hill interns and staffers is vitally important to ensuring that representatives and their aides hear all perspectives and are connected with the diverse communities that make up our districts.
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These financial cases include: It is clear that the Supreme Court's rulings in all of these cases will prove to be vitally important to the livelihoods, wealth, financial well-being and quality of life of every American.
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The world is now ready for a more muscular Germany, but NATO is still vitally necessary for the first two goals, as well as other security needs from fighting international terrorist organizations to countering piracy around Somalia.
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" He added: "It is vitally important that all nations work relentlessly to enforce those sanctions because the more economic pressure that can be brought on North Korea, the sooner that regime will be brought to its senses.
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Honda described the redesign like this: The rear frame structure of the 2017 Ridgeline is vitally important to the overall structural rigidity of the body, to collision safety performance and to the Ridgeline's hauling and towing capability.
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It is also vitally important to teach children to lead an organized and disciplined life, budgeting finite and precious time well in accordance with their physical and mental health needs, which include educational and social-emotional needs.
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If you were hiring someone for a vitally important job, would you begin by interviewing 10 applicants at a time, hoping that the ones with the snappiest sound bites might also be most qualified for the job?
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Dubbed the country's 'Golden Girl', she acknowledges that in a country where economic and political challenges have left sections of society polarised, her portfolio, that also includes the arts and the upliftment of youth, is vitally important.
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Regardless of the forecast, being ready for storms — knowing one's personal risk, buying flood insurance, discussing an evacuation plan and storing emergency supplies — is vitally important, said Mary Erickson, the deputy director of the National Weather Service.
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I think it's vitally important that we take and understand that we really are the bearers and the keepers of that particular growth that we can help our children grow tall and strong from very early age.
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"We believe it is vitally important that government authorities have the information they need to deliver to the public a full assessment of what happened in the 2016 election," general counsel Colin Stretch said in a statement.
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"It is vitally important that politicians in Westminster understand the overwhelming wish across society in Northern Ireland not to return to the borders and division of times past," Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney said in a speech.
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It's vitally important to note that when an investor as plugged-in as Hogeg is decrying the get-rich-quick token schemes entrepreneurs are seeing online then there is a major problem in the industry as a whole.
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These options are vitally important for the structure of the world that you've been living in for 30-plus hours, but unless you have played both story portions you really don't understand the stakes of what is happening.
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"As the report's findings underscore, achieving the Paris agreement's goal of limiting global temperature rise to a level well below 2 degrees Celsius is vitally important to protecting our world heritage for current and future generations," Rossler said.
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BOEING SAYS HEALTHY COMPETITION IN OUR SUPPLY CHAIN IS VITALLY IMPORTANT TO BOEING AND OUR COMMERCIAL AND MILITARY CUSTOMERS AND THEY SAY WE WOULD ANTICIPATE TAKING A VERY CLOSE LOOK AT THE POTENTIAL IMPACT OF A POTENTIAL DEAL.
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These options are vitally important for the structure of the world that you've been living in for 30-plus hours, but unless you have played both story portions you really don't understand the stakes of what is happening.
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"We have received assurances that our LGBT supporters will be welcome in Qatar, something that was vitally important to us as a club, given our long-standing commitment to both diversity and equality," Moore told the club's website.
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"We must not forget that women are now 60 percent of the Democratic vote and Pelosi's leadership is especially needed when the Republicans will try to strip social services women vitally need," Feminist Majority President Eleanor Smeal said.
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With government debt of 136.7 percent of GDP in 2015, the third-highest among countries rated by Fitch, confidence in Lebanon's central bank — seen as one of the only effective institutions in the weak state — is vitally important.
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"We believe it is vitally important that government authorities have the information they need to deliver to the public a full assessment of what happened in the 2628 election," Facebook's general counsel Colin Stretch said in a post.
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Regarding exchange rate policy, Campos Neto said the bank stands ready to use the wide range of tools at its disposal, and that ensuring the smooth functioning of the FX market in the current environment is vitally important.
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"We believe it is vitally important that government authorities have the information they need to deliver to the public a full assessment of what happened in the 2016 election," Facebook's general counsel Colin Stretch said in a post.
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"As we make these changes, it's vitally important that YouTube remain a place where people can express a broad range of ideas, and we'll continue to protect discussion on matters of public interest and artistic expression," said Halprin.
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Because I do think that although I was a very prominent never-Trumper, I think that it is so vitally important that we give him an open mind and as much advice and support as we possibly can.
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"It is vitally important that foster carers are offered the support and training they need to be able to look after highly traumatized young people," said a spokesman for Fostering Network, a charity that supports foster carers in Britain.
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Secretary of Defense Ash Carter called the additional money "vitally important for our national security" and said it would "hasten the defeat of ISIL and make our nation more secure," using the government's preferred acronym for the terror group.
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Image 2 of 2 SINGAPORE – Britain&aposs defense secretary said Saturday that his country&aposs military will continue monitoring North Korean vessels suspected of carrying prohibited goods as it is "vitally important" that his country helps enforce international sanctions.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Volkswagen-owned British car brand Bentley is due to make its next major investment decision on a new model around the start of next year and unfettered access to Europe is vitally important, its boss told Reuters.
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If that is meant to be a tip of the hat to Commodore Perry (aka, the Father of the U.S. Navy), who opened up trade with Asia-Pacific, rich Asians should be paying for this vitally important public good.
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A consistent multi-year commitment from the United States is vitally needed in order for Lebanon to be able to prepare multi-year strategies with our military, to properly plan together in our shared and continued fight against terrorism.
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When I first learned about Thread, the idea of weaving a tapestry of care around vulnerable youths struck me as a beautiful vision — and vitally important, as a report titled "Don't Quit on Me" from America's Promise Alliance illustrates.
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"What we do here will chart the course for what we do in your city and in your community," he said, urging the federal government to use the state as a "test case" by deploying resources vitally needed now.
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In a Tuesday call, May pressed Trump directly and "reaffirmed the U.K.'s strong commitment to the deal alongside our European partners, saying it was vitally important for regional security," according to a British readout of the leaders' conversation.
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"We are deeply saddened to lose our much-loved friend and collaborator Stephen Hawking whose contributions to black hole physics remained vitally stimulating to the very end," Haco, Perry, and Strominger said on the second page of the paper.
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President Donald Trump's pick to become his next attorney general, William Barr, will address special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation head-on in Senate confirmation hearings Tuesday, assuring senators that "it is vitally important" for Mueller to complete the probe.
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The effort is likely to be even more complicated than health care, given the complexity of the tax code and the vested interests it touches that are vitally important to the outside lobby groups that turn the screws on lawmakers.
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"We believe it is vitally important that government authorities have the information they need to deliver to the public a full assessment of what happened in the 2016 election," Facebook general counsel Colin Stretch wrote in a blog post Thursday.
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"America's farmers and ranchers are weathering the fifth year of severe recession, so passing a farm bill this week that strengthens the farm safety net is vitally important," House Agriculture Committee Chairman K. Michael Conaway, R-Texas, said in a statement.
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"Our ability to predict these events in advance is vitally important to help planning in sensitive sectors like farming, water management, public health, energy and transport and provide early warnings of the associated risks," said WMO Secretary-General Petteri Taalas.
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Quebec's 40-strong Liberal caucus has privately told the office of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau that it is vitally important the aerospace sector be protected, according to two party sources, one of which said he knew the government would back Bombardier.
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Anyone who's serious about getting to the bottom of Russia's attempts to meddle with our elections should sign on as a co-sponsor of these vitally important bills -- and we need to speak out TODAY to make sure that happens.
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Black, gay, disabled, and HIV positive, Wilson jokes that his identity's got more intersections than most, but he also somberly points out that these marginalized aspects of his identity are why he vitally needs to socialize with like-minded people.
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But from a strategic perspective, the region is vitally important to India because it lies near a key route for Indian commerce and military traffic called the Siliguri Corridor — one that Indian strategists fear could be someday targeted by China.
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And not just Apple, of course, but a slew of American companies that have both shifted production to China over the past two decades and, more vitally, tapped into Chinese middle-class consumers as a source of growth and profits.
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"We believe that in free societies such as Hong Kong it is vitally important to allow people to speak and debate freely, even if one does not agree with their particular views," the FCC said in a statement on Monday.
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If the country is lucky, this week's debacle will have exorcised the repeal and replace demon once and for all, so Congress can get down to the solid, often arcane, but vitally important business of enacting policies to improve health.
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That's not to say revenue isn't vitally important and that there isn't a great deal of urgency to it, but focusing on it too much too early can mask big problems that will hurt startups later when the stakes are higher.
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It is therefore vitally important that American policymakers, the media and other public leaders recognize, publicize and highlight Israel's lawful efforts to address the illicit threats posed by Hezbollah – for the sakes of our ally, U.S. national security and regional stability.
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Stitching and seams are vitally importantNot all wetsuits are created equal, and while most are made of neoprene — and come from the same factory in Taiwan, despite different brand names — it's the stitching and seams that make all the difference.
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With 54 million Americans over the age of 50 affected by osteoporosis or low bone mass and at greater risk for fracture, it is vitally important that we help physicians and patients understand the need for appropriate testing and treatment.
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Facebook also failed to implement and maintain a reasonable privacy program as the 2012 order mandated, a step that the complaint says is vitally important given that millions of developers were given access to data about Facebook users and their friends.
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" John N. Mayes, senior consultant at The Family Business Institute in Raleigh, North Carolina, told CNBC via email that it is "vitally important that every family business expecting to survive to the next generation have a well-thought-out succession plan.
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That's why our North American partners are a vitally important backup source, supplying 20 percent of the tubular steel products and 19 percent of all steel line pipe required by domestic energy producers to support the growth of U.S. energy production.
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He said transition fundraising efforts are a reflection of the transition process as a whole: an vitally important undertaking that both candidates should approach with urgency, even as the bulk of their time is spent actually campaigning for the job.
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It's a vitally important emerging technology with implications for national security and a broad swath of industries that depend on better data analysis and more powerful computing to continue innovating around materials science, genetics and … well… pretty much anything else.
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This includes not only health care workers but also service and delivery workers, domestic and home care workers, cashiers, sanitation workers, janitors, store clerks, farm workers, and food servers who quietly but vitally sustain our collective lifestyles, even in a pandemic.
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It's important not only to understand your current visa but also to recognize that the U.S. immigration system is in flux — and many of the planned changes spell bad news even for immigrants with advanced degrees and vitally needed skills.
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But each effectively had poison pills for the opposing chambers, with the Assembly linking the two years to tax extensions — vitally needed by communities around the state — and the Senate including an increase in charters with its promise of control.
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"We believe it is vitally important that government authorities have the information they need to deliver to the public a full assessment of what happened in the 2016 election," Facebook's general counsel Colin Stretch said in a post in September.
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Without Alexander's vote, Democrats have virtually no shot at winning enough support to call vitally important figures like former White House national security adviser John Bolton to the Senate floor to testify about Trump's threats to withhold military aid from Ukraine.
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People who went long and made a mint on Greece (yes, Greece) bet on a very simple notion: Greece was America's (nominally, NATO's) huge, reliable and vitally important military base controlling the Middle East and a large part of the Mediterranean.
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Build infrastructure for the next generation: From 5G and driverless technology to the more mundane but vitally important task of building roads, bridges and aqueducts, getting this bill done this year is critical to recasting the image of the party.
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In a piece called "Why Leaking Transcripts of Trump's Calls Is So Dangerous," Frum argued that it's "vitally important" that the president and foreign leaders be able to speak without fear that their conversations will be leaked to the press.
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In the past decade, coal lease sales have provided over $10 billion in revenue, according to Department of Interior data, much of it vitally important for helping local communities finance a variety of social services, from health care to highways.
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In 1991 — but perhaps most vitally to 2017 — she wrote a searing essay for the New York Review of Books titled "Sentimental Journeys" about the five young African-American boys accused of raping and murdering a jogger in Central Park.
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It is therefore vitally important we make sure that all children who come into contact with the criminal justice system are treated fairly and appropriately, are not forgotten, and are afforded an opportunity to rehabilitate and become productive, contributing members of society.
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"Senator Sessions' history leads us to question whether he will vigorously seek to ensure that all victims and survivors of gender-based violence, particularly vulnerable populations and those at the margins of society, have access to vitally needed services and legal protections."
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Thirdly, and most vitally, this physical anonymity is a means by which the self is eradicated and replaced by a body in it's purest form, which in turn means that nearly everyone involved in the video seems to have sunk without a trace.
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More vitally important testimony is also expected this week -- barring White House efforts to thwart the process -- including from Gordon Sondland, the US ambassador to the European Union who acted as a middle man in Trump administration dealings with the Kiev government.
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"We still see it as vitally important to talk about the human factors that come with creating technology, and to invest our time and energy into making sure everyone gets to be part of creating software and the Internet," Dash wrote on Medium.
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So it's going to be vitally important for the public to hear from Mueller about how the Russians systematically interfered in our election, how the Trump campaign welcomed it, made use of it, and then lied about it to cover it up.
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Accordingly, it is vitally important that a retired general (or, for that matter, a civilian) be paired with a deputy and a staff that will complement the leader's strengths, deliver any needed subject-matter expertise and support, and fill the inevitable gaps.
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As this report generates debate about the way forward, it is important that we acknowledge some basic facts about the unique role VA plays in providing Veterans the care they have earned and how the Choice Program supports that vitally important mission.
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One day, there may be a one-size-fits-all method to protect everyone from everything, but until then, it's still vitally important to regularly clean and disinfect your workout equipment and leverage these technologies to serve as a supplement for reducing bacteria.
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Skeptics of Cabinet status, including those at the National Academy of Public Administration (NAPA), felt that there was "little evidence that the vitally mission of providing for the present and future needs of our veterans would be materially improved" by the elevation.
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It is vitally important that in their efforts to provide consumers with more information about genetically engineered ingredients in food, Congress avoids actions that would stigmatize biotechnology, which has been proven safe by the scientific community and is integral to modern farming.
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Conversely, and in fairness, the IC also produces vitally important, indispensable results on a daily basis, produced by true patriots, that will never be fully known or appreciated by the American people and that help this nation remain relatively secure and strong.
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"Ford is pulling out all the stops to quickly and safely provide vitally needed equipment for patients, first responders and healthcare workers," the company said, adding it has delivered tens of thousands of Ford-produced face shields to hospitals and police agencies.
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The visit, including an inaugural meeting on Monday of a United States-United Kingdom trade and investment working group, is vitally important to his country's goal of bolstering trans-Atlantic trade after "Brexit," as the British exit from the European Union is known.
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Yet the Enron bankruptcy remains vitally relevant to today's corporate board members — not because it was the largest American bankruptcy at the time, but because it gave birth to the fiduciary guidelines and best practices that form the contours of modern corporate governance.
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Hospitals are especially vulnerable to ransomware attacks because they have enormous, sophisticated but also often-antiquated computer systems — think MRI machines using Windows 95 — reams of vitally important medical information on people and, sometimes, plenty of money to pay ransoms, experts said.
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"As fans and followers of the game, it is vitally important for us to preserve and enhance the live baseball experience, while also ensuring everyone who visits our ballparks can do so safely," said Andrew Miller, the team's executive vice president of business operations.
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William Barr, President Trump's nominee to become attorney general, plans to tell the Senate Judiciary Committee during the opening statement of his confirmation hearing on Tuesday that it is "vitally important" that special counsel Robert Mueller be allowed to complete his investigation, AP reports.
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Streaming technology becomes vitally important in Walkaway, and there's a tension between the surveillance state, where the rich can track everyone else's movements, and the ability to broadcast your reality to get past news filtering and censorship, and show people what's really going on.
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Praising all the winners, William said their "work is dangerous but vitally important – and we are immensely grateful for it," and added, "Let's remember that the illegal wildlife trade is the fourth biggest illegal trade in the world after drugs, weapons and human slavery."
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Last week, I took a break from my day-to-day life in Lexington, Kentucky to do something vitally important for coal communities in my state: I flew to Washington, D.C. and lobbied my representatives and senators on Capitol Hill to pass the RECLAIM Act.
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The muscle memory necessary for convening working groups and keeping open channels of communication with GCC states is strong at present; it must remain so, as clear, direct messaging and uninhibited flows of information will be vitally important during crises, especially those involving Iran.
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For the sake of the people in these countries seeking to access and share uncensored information, as well as for the United States' own strategic interests, it's vitally important to ensure that supply can meet the demand for circumvention tools at this key moment.
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"Vitally important to the instant case is that the Reid Technique does not involve and prohibits: striking or assaulting a subject, making any promises of leniency, denying a subject any rights, conducting excessively long interrogations, and denying a subject any physical needs," the lawsuit said.
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Aside from the political ramifications of the non-binding referendum vote, Catalonia is vitally important to Spain's wider economy — accounting for around 19 percent of Spain's GDP, according to 2016 data from the Catalan government — meaning that any secession bids could hit Spain's economy hard.
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While that's not to say our brothers, boyfriends, and guy friends don't feel the pressure, too, a number of major anxiety-inducers seem to disproportionately affect women — hence why it's vitally important to identify these triggers, then make adjustments before they burn us out.
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It is also vitally important that decisions about whether to grant Mr. Flynn immunity, and all other decisions about the Trump-Russia investigation, be made only by people who are completely independent of anyone who could possibly be a subject or target of that investigation.
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"At the same time, it's absolutely vitally important that we exercise sustained, comprehensive pressure on North Korea to get it to stop these programs, to come back to the negotiating table, and to engage in good faith on denuclearization," Blinken said, referring to international sanctions.
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"Public access to All Writs Act cases is vitally important to an ongoing and nationwide debate regarding whether the government can use the Act to conscript private actors to break into mobile electronic devices, such as mobile phones," the ACLU wrote in the motion.
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A future transatlantic trade agreement is seen as vitally important to the U.K.'s economic future outside the EU. Chlorine-washed chickens are symbolic of wider concerns about food safety, animal welfare, and environmental standards that could become a critical negotiating tool in any post-Brexit deal.
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For the U.S., the Middle East "remains a vitally important region to our national security interests, where the Department (of Defense) strives to maintain a favorable balance of power, deny safe havens to terrorists, and secure critical trade routes and ensure freedom of navigation," Gleason added.
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It also couches a U.K. decision to give Huawei access a risk by suggesting it could be viewed externally as an endorsement of the company, thereby encouraging other countries to follow suit — without paying the full (and it asserts vitally) necessary attention to the security piece.
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"At bottom," they assert, "[Texas] plaintiffs and DOJ invite this Court to affirm a massive judicial overreach that would deny vitally important care to millions, sow chaos in healthcare markets throughout the country, and contravene fundamental principles that should guide interpretation of an Act of Congress."
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And it is vitally important to those of us who want a progressive agenda for the Democratic Party and the nation to go all-out to elect liberals to the House and Senate and assure a liberal Supreme Court majority that could last for a generation.
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These measures are not glamorous but are vitally necessary, and range from reforming CBP's training and interviewing practices and ICE's housing of asylum seekers, to appointing a high-ranking official to coordinate refugee and asylum issues among the agencies involved in Expedited Removal and oversee reforms.
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It is vitally important that once an adult worm has been extracted from the body it does not re-enter the water, otherwise it can release hundreds of thousands of immature larvae back into the drinking supply, starting up the whole terrifying, debilitating cycle once more.
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I still don't know what "futch" is and I've made my peace with that, but something about the way people whose desires and identities diverge from the "norm" create new language to describe their experiences—and the way that doing so feels vitally necessary—amazes me.
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Over the next few years, trans-Atlantic relations will be defined by a single question: Which is more important, the practical administration of tangible mutual economic and defense interests, which will continue unimpeded, or the intangible but vitally important emotional bond, which is fast wearing away?
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After an extensive legal and policy review, we've concluded that sharing the ads we've discovered with Congress, in a manner that is consistent with our obligations to protect user information, will help government authorities complete the vitally important work of assessing what happened in the 2016 election.
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The bill is an effort by the F.C.C.'s new Republican majority and congressional Republicans to overturn a simple but vitally important concept — namely that the information that goes over a network belongs to you as the consumer, not to the network hired to carry it.
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"I'm not the only person who can conduct this Commission effectively and competently and it is critical that whoever is appointed has the confidence of those who are vitally concerned with this matter," retired judge Brian Martin told journalists in Darwin, announcing his resignation as head of the inquiry.
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That's why The Handmaid's Tale is the most viscerally terrifying and most vitally important show of the Trump era: It speaks to the same hollow place of despair and disbelief — the pang of being betrayed by our government, by our men, by each other — that pains us now.
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Women are so policed and devalued and dehumanized when it comes to the work they do… I think it's vitally important to center those experiences and to ensure that when we talk about feminism that we include those who are often marginalized and pushed out of our movements.
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The term blends, on the one hand, serious analysis and critique of the ideas of Islamic totalitarianism, the cause animating the jihadists, which is vitally important (and the purpose of my book); and, on the other hand, racist and tribalist bigotry against people who espouse the religion of Islam.
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Here, once again, the president who is a demagogue — who is fully prepared to flout well-established, vitally important expectations about how American presidents faithfully execute the laws — can safely bring self-interested, self-protective pressure on the Department of Justice and undermine its public standing and authority.
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Editorial President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey came to Washington for his first meeting with President Trump with hopes of achieving a "turning point" in an alliance that is vitally important to both sides, but has been profoundly strained by policy issues involving efforts to defeat ISIS in Syria.
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"Security, especially for women, in closed circumstances like subways and other train systems is vitally important—and that peace of mind and security is brought to bear by seeing a law enforcement person whose job it is to keep everyone safe and secure," MTA board member Linda Lacewell said.
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The populist AfD — Alternative for Deutschland —is now in the German Bundestag with more than 12 percent of last Sunday's national vote in part because mainstream parties and elites have failed to tackle sensitive, yet vitally important questions ordinary citizens have about about security, values, and social cohesion.
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It also came a little over a month after the court backed up Trump's decision to divert $2.5 billion in military funds to build his border wall — a focal point of his first presidential campaign that is vitally important to the president as he embarks on his reelection bid.
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One way Trudeau defeated his hawkish neoconservative predecessor in 2015 was by pointing out that he had a terrible relationship with Obama, because of ideological differences; the center-left Trudeau knew it was vitally important that he get along with Trump, no matter their political points of view.
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But whatever the fallout bureaucratically, on a substantive level the move was a welcome course correction, removing a contentious and extremist political voice from a vitally important policy-making body and thus making it more likely that people with actual expertise will help an inexperienced president make tough choices.
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In the twenty-first century, when our lives are full of distractions and sales pitches, I think poetry is a vitally rehumanizing force, something that can pull our relationship with language away from the vocabulary of the commercial marketplace and back toward the realm of genuine thought and feeling.
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" Featuring images used to symbolize the passing back and forth of narrative (Chipkin and Tavassoli each write and draw their own sections of the comic), Eyes Too Dry is a time-capsule, an intimate portrait of two friends, and a vitally powerful conversation about what it's like to have "heavy feelings.
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"These targets were chosen based on our assessment that they were involved in missile launches in recent days, and they were struck in order to defend our ships and their crews and to protect freedom of navigation through a waterway that is vitally important to international commerce," Mr. Cook told reporters.
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"The leak investigation into the disclosure of information about 5G was constituted in order to ensure that the integrity of the NSC in general is upheld and, vitally, participants in NSC meeting can continue to hold full confidence in its operation and the confidentiality of its proceedings," Lidington told parliament.
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And one of the characters in Gunaratne's book is named for the Trinidadian writer Sam Selvon, whose pioneering novel " The Lonely Londoners " (1956), about West Indian immigrants making their way in a hostile city, is narrated in a highly idiomatic third-person patois that sounds vitally spoken rather than written.
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But equating medicine and the end of AIDS not only blinds us to how health is more than the absence of disease, it also erases the vitally important role people living with HIV/AIDS play in their own health as well as their expertise in helping to end AIDS nationally.
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In the runup to the 2018 Unite the Right rally in Washington, DC, this Sunday — the sequel to last year's infamous Charlottesville, Virginia, tiki torch demonstration — it's vitally important to try to figure out just how significant the movement known as the alt-right is as an American political force.
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But far more serious -- given the President's rhetoric about banning Muslims during the campaign -- is the likelihood that it will alienate and stigmatize the 3 million Americans of the Muslim faith whose support and cooperation is vitally important to addressing the real threat that the data demonstrates we face: homegrown jihadi terror.
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"It is vitally important for individuals of all races and ethnicities to consider organ donation, including the donation of external grafts, such as face and hands," Alexandra Glazier, President and CEO of New England Donor Services, said in a statement released by Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, which performed Chelsea's transplant.
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You could wish that it addressed more passionately the transformation of the art market into a venue for arbitrage; on the other hand, you could note that Schjeldahl was vitally open-eyed to female artists before such inclusiveness drew applause, dazzling on Ree Morton, Helen Levitt, Jenny Holzer, Florine Stettheimer and others.
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"Not only would such a move drastically weaken these vitally important programs, and force them to compete for priority, direction, and funding in larger agencies with competing and higher priorities, but it would significantly impact ONDCP's ability to effectively carry out its mission," the groups, led by the Addiction Policy Forum, wrote.
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It is concerning to some that Trump will put him in charge of solving the very real problem of preventing foreign governments from using hacking to undermine our democracy and getting private corporations to treat cybersecurity as vitally important to the economic, security, and privacy interests of their businesses, employees, and customers.
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The atmospherics, not to mention the timing, of Guterres' Washington foray could be vitally important for the sprawling and ill-focused institution he has promised to streamline, decentralize and overhaul, and for its relationship to the new team Trump has now selected to bring a more assertively conservative cast to the administration's foreign policy.
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I don't know if you truly can compartmentalize it all, or if that is even the right thing to do, but I do think that you can recognize that these protests are vitally important, now more than ever, and become increasingly frustrated that they constantly get misconstrued as divisive, while still enjoying the actual game.
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When a seasoned jurist and former White House lawyer like this nominee who has a long record of position papers on vitally important issues, any of which may come before the Supreme Court in the coming years, is nominated to sit on the nation's highest court, our citizenry deserves an exhaustive review by the senators.
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At the same time, the benefits of being part of the forum and gaining the ear of the president are obvious: Virtually every Fortune 500 corporation has vitally important interests affected by the federal government, from antitrust, labor and trade policies, to tax reform and bank regulation, including changes to the Dodd-Frank Act.
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"We're going to be leaving the European Union on October 31 with or without a deal and as part of that agenda, striking trade deals much more broadly than we have been doing is going to be vitally important," Truss said in Wellington ahead of the talks with her New Zealand counterpart David Parker.
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"Were going to be leaving the European Union on October 31 with or without a deal and as part of that agenda, striking trade deals much more broadly than we have been doing is going to be vitally important," Truss said in Wellington ahead of the talks with her New Zealand counterpart David Parker.
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So let me break the fourth wall, and say that even though my work here as an economist is done, I find it vitally important that I ask all of you to try to answer a few political and psychological questions: I suspect this is a case of the populist impulse gone badly wrong.
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Of the 10 NGO-operated rescue vessels that once operated on the Central Mediterranean route between Libya and Italy, only one is still active, and even then only sporadically — a situation that the United Nations says has deprived the region of a vitally needed service, and made the crossing more deadly for those who attempt it.
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"The Chinese Communist Party viewed Japan as an important source of industrial goods technology and expertise which were vitally important in helping to rebuild and modernize the Chinese economy after 1949 [while] Japan saw China as an important source of raw materials," said Amy King, lecturer at the Australian National University's Strategic and Defence Studies Centre.
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Rothstein outlines three especially important aspects of the kind of interpretive difficulty embodied by puzzles: (1) that misunderstanding is often cultivated (rather than accidental or incidental); (2) that people frequently seek to both extend and limit the duration of that misunderstanding, and — as the title reinforces; (3) that specific material configurations (shapes) are vitally important for that cultivation.
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This is vitally important: If Japan and South Korea don't feel reassured by the United States during a crisis with the North, they could feel the need to send a signal to Pyongyang with some kind of unilateral military response — a step that could prompt further escalation from the North, making a crisis situation worse rather than batter.
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From the get-go, it was vitally important to me that if I was going to try and tell this story — even though it's about my community, a place I've lived for a long time — that the only way to honestly tell these young people's stories was to have that kind of team in place for it.
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McCain knew there were plenty of reasons for the U.S. to be concerned: Congo dominates central Africa — a sprawling state as large as Western Europe — with strategic minerals vitally needed for the U.S. military and Silicon Valley, and a large population that, if set in motion, could instantly create a refugee crisis that would dwarf Syria's.
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In Whatcom County, just south of the Canadian border, residents banded together and connected with child service agencies to make sure that when children were removed from their parents' care, a foster home was available in the same neighborhood; this allowed the youngsters to remain close to family, friends and siblings, something vitally important for their well-being.
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"So it is vitally important that Justices respect the rule of law and faithfully carry out these safeguards to ensure clean air, a safe climate and clean water for all Americans, as the Court has in repeatedly affirming EPA's responsibility to protect human health and the environment from climate pollution under the Clean Air Act," the EDF said.
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"In just a short time at the helm of DHS, Acting Secretary McAleenan has already substantially reduced illegal border-crossings, greatly expanded regional burden sharing, advanced vitally-important regulations, and significantly boosted the rapid removal and return of illegal aliens -- despite relentless obstruction from activist far-left judges and belligerently open-borders Democrat Lawmakers," Gidley said in a statement.
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Despite a lot of sharp talk at numerous Congressional hearings about how vitally important it is to stop Medicare improper payments and reading report after report from the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) detailing egregious billing errors nationwide, there's certainly not much rubber hitting the road to make the recovery of Medicare misbillings a priority.
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It is vitally important that the FDA and policy makers recognize the harms that would potentially be caused if, after August 8th, 85033, the vast majority of current e-cigarette users sampled, who may represent millions more, act on their expressed intentions to pursue ways to continue using e-cigarette products after they have been banned from the licit market.
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This may seem like a basic request to make of an attorney general, but there are strong indications that key players at the top of the FBI and Department of Justice (DOJ) — who were at the center of the saga we, as a nation, have endured over the past two years — were not at all familiar with these vitally important guidelines.
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Given that each of us performs this stunt, in small ways, every day — we pretend that paperwork is vitally important, or that a joke is 30 percent funnier than it is — it can be satisfying to see the tendency demonstrated in such an extreme form: giant meat piles kayfabing with unapologetic gusto, playacting for us our own universal instinct for playacting.
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"It is not a decision we wanted to make or took lightly, but in totality we believe that a system that will ultimately allow more men to qualify for disability payments was better, and that securing pensions for another decade was vitally important during an era when most Americans are losing any economic security retirement from their former employers," he said.
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During his confirmation hearing, Barr, who was appointed by President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, called it "vitally important" for Mueller to be allowed to complete his investigation.
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"It is vitally important that we invest in safety as rail continues to play an increasingly larger role in this country, transporting tons of freight and millions of passengers each day," Transportation Secretary Anthony FoxxAnthony Renard FoxxBig Dem names show little interest in Senate Lyft sues New York over new driver minimum pay law Lyft confidentially files for IPO MORE said in a statement.
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Before anyone freaks out, it's vitally important to note that the paperwork for taking one of these nukes out for a spin has got to be absolutely prohibitive, so while the nuclear weapons are shared, it's pretty easy to imagine that their peacetime owner — the US — would be able to veto any use of those weapons, which means that, in practice, it doesn't really indicate an independent nuclear capability.
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To name just three, Dave Haslam's Life After Dark, is a wonderful alternative history of the British people, Life and Death On The New York Dance Floor, 1980-1983 by Tim Lawrence is a vitally important look at an important moment in time in one of the world's most important cities, and The Record Players by Bill Brewster and Frank Broughton is a vital work of oral history as beguiling as anything produced by Studs Terkel or Svetlana Alexievich.
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Stuck in generic pop music hell, I eventually happened upon these lyrics from Trainor's "Champagne Problems," solidifying the tech angle for this story:Can't believe my Uber's late again / Gon' be late for dinner with my friends... / My new Wi-Fi doesn't seem to work / No, no internet, that's the worst / And my iPhone always seems to die / Right before I hit replyGetting so much money to do something dumb online taught me a vitally important lesson: I'll do a lot of dumb shit for money, and oooooh boy, is the internet willing to give.
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Third, with stable prices, a budget surplus of 2.3 percent of GDP and a trade surplus of 7.4 percent of GDP, Germany has ample room to stimulate domestic demand and rev up economic activity in the rest of the EU. Instead of working with Germany to expand and open up the markets for up to $400 billion of U.S. exports to the world's largest free-trade area, Washington has soured the relations with Berlin on trade issues, defense spending, vitally important North Stream 2 gas pipeline and taunts about U.S. military base transfers from Germany to Poland.
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Secretary of the Interior Ryan ZinkeRyan Keith ZinkeNew policy at Interior's in-house watchdog clamps down on interactions with press Overnight Energy: EPA proposes scrapping limits on coal plant waste | Appointee overseeing federal lands once advocated selling them | EPA lifts Obama-era block on controversial mine Latest appointee overseeing federal public lands once advocated to sell them MORE is silencing the voices of Westerners by attempting to roll back more than a decade of collaborative work with his recent recommended changes to protecting a native bird called the sage-grouse and its sagebrush habitat, which is vitally important to the West.
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