Whether that was a factor in the shooting was unclear.
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But alcohol certainly was a factor in our blind tasting.
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DeGrom's workload last year was a factor in the dip.
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So, that was a factor in our decision to exit.
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Police have said alcohol was a factor in the argument.
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He thought this was a factor in business cycle fluctuations.
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That proximity chat griefing was a factor in PUBG's early launch.
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Cost was a factor in the Mandiant decision, the director said.
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Because, the European Union was a factor in the peace process.
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The issue was a factor in her winning the Democratic nomination.
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It was unclear if weather was a factor in the unit's shutdown.
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On Tuesday, he hinted that Trump was a factor in his defeat.
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She suggested that the strong economy was a factor in the drop.
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Rob said in the lawsuit the tirade was a factor in E!
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An officer tells The Blast that "alcohol was a factor" in the incident.
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Investigators were probing if homophobia was a factor in his death, officials said.
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Gundlach said the Fed's "quantitative tightening" was a factor in rising Treasury yields.
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The church did not say whether this was a factor in its decision.
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This was a factor in his colleagues' assessments of him as safe, uncontroversial.
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How much do you think this was a factor in influencing Black voters?
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Best said that historians thought that was a factor in his decision to go.
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Trump's statement makes clear that Saudi oil production was a factor in his decision.
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A source tells PEOPLE living in different cities was a factor in their breakup.
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It was not immediately clear whether Hurricane Irma was a factor in the crash.
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A lawyer for the officer has denied race was a factor in Sterling's shooting.
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It is unclear whether that decision was a factor in resolving the Pennsylvania case.
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Officials said they did not know whether speed was a factor in the crash.
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Japan Post officials said the high hedge cost was a factor in their thinking.
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Other research has suggested that climate change was a factor in creating those conditions.
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That tension was a factor in his deciding to leave the job in 2007.
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The EPA said the economic plight of farmers was a factor in its decision.
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But he said he didn't know whether that was a factor in the killing.
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Of 701 crashes the researchers studied, drowsiness was a factor in 8.8% to 9.5%.
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Plus, and this was a factor in many dead-end dates, he wanted children.
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Investigators suspected "over-pressurization of a gas main" was a factor in the incident.
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He seemed to indicate the bias was a factor in the credibility of the investigation.
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A source told PEOPLE that living in different cities was a factor in their breakup.
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Trump later said "this Russia thing" was a factor in his decision to fire Comey.
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Most states don't require doctors to specify whether MRSA was a factor in a death.
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It's an important reminder, and I think the note was a factor in today's weakness.
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Hamilton, 26, said he believed the team's Everyman nature was a factor in its appeal.
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Whether any of that heated rhetoric was a factor in the recent violence is unclear.
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Q: The city itself was a factor in the battle as much as anything else.
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He said this was a factor in his decision to work outside the party system.
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I'm not saying it was a factor in the breakup but it totally was. Seriously.
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It was a factor in both, I don't know if it was the deciding factor.
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Trump's unfettered sexism was a factor in their decision, women say, but not the only one.
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As we reported ... McCain's family said age was a factor in John's decision to cease treatment.
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Another thing I read is that dehydration was a factor in making Clinton leave the service.
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The vote was a factor in the Democratic Party's loss of the House the following year.
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Almost two-thirds said that Trump was a factor in their vote for the House today.
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While the abuse was a factor in her sentencing, it was largely ignored by broader society.
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It was a factor in joining Slack, that Slack is a company that has done that.
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Last month, Egypt's public prosecutor said that e-coli bacteria was a factor in the deaths.
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A source told PEOPLE at the time the long-distance was a factor in their breakup.
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UKIP's success was a factor in influencing then-Prime Minister David Cameron to hold the Brexit referendum.
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Race was a factor in the controversial police shooting of a Minnesota man on Wednesday evening, Gov.
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However, it is not known if Evans' use of anti-inflammatories was a factor in his death.
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According to NHTSA's data, distraction was a factor in just 7.8 percent of fatal crashes last year.
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Short has admitted that substance abuse was a factor in his sudden departure from the Shondaland show.
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Seems that was a factor in the Raiders decision to part ways with the 23-year-old.
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She opposed Kavanaugh, and 503% of Missouri voters said her vote was a factor in their decision.
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Its isolation from important products like Office and Windows was a factor in the decision, CNET reported.
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The sheriff angrily pushed back at the suggestion that race was a factor in Mr. Gasser's case.
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I wonder whether the width of her smile was a factor in her being given this job.
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Trade was a factor in General Motors' decision to layoff more than 14,000 US workers last year.
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Investigators also plan to look into whether the design of the roadway was a factor in the crash.
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"Cost was a factor in the sense that I didn't want to pay for braces again," Dudley said.
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Ultimately, failing to take into account the pressures on local banks was a factor in ICD's humdrum size.
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Johnson has since said Darroch told him the lackluster support was a factor in his decision to resign.
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His proposal drew widespread criticism, but Republicans overwhelmingly supported it, and it was a factor in his victory.
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Johnson has since said Darroch told him the lacklustre support was a factor in his decision to resign.
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Johnson acknowledged his lack of support was a factor in the envoy's resignation from the post in Washington.
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Dent, who is retiring at the end of this Congress, said Trump was "a factor" in his decision.
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Abele said it was not immediately clear if alcohol, drugs or fatigue was a factor in the crash.
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Tanaka (3-2) disregarded the notion that rest was a factor in his second loss in three outings.
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Crowding around the statue posed a safety risk and was a factor in the move, the city said.
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She believes the fact that she complained about the harassment was a factor in no longer getting assignments.
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In a Facebook post last week, Raniya's mother suggested that bullying was a factor in her child's death.
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" Asked if race was a factor in her candidacy, Ms. Pressley responded: "Race is a factor in everything.
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He acknowledged that wanting to earn his first win as a Yankee was a factor in his mood.
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But it was impossible to determine whether that program was a factor in the apparent launch failure Wednesday.
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Misleading or inaccurate eyewitness identification was a factor in a vast majority of overturned convictions in those cases.
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They declined to comment on whether Mr. O'Reilly's presence at the event was a factor in their decisions.
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Schumer said Trump's decision to withdraw from the multinational Iran nuclear deal was a factor in increasing gas prices.
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His family confirmed to PEOPLE on Tuesday that Boyce had epilepsy, which was a factor in his untimely death.
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City officials said it was too early to determine if poor construction was a factor in the building's collapse.
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Snow was a factor in a fatal pileup involving at least 60 vehicles on Interstate 78 near Fredericksburg, Pennsylvania.
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Lavrov said Washington's lack of control over Syrian rebels was a factor in its inability to conclude an agreement.
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Obama's anti-business policies discouraged capital spending, which many think was a factor in slow productivity and wage growth.
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One committee member suggested that Dr. Kellum's kinship was a factor in the decision not to rename the building.
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Trump acknowledges that he was frustrated by the Russia investigation and that it was a factor in firing Comey.
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Jurors said they didn't feel race -- Van Dyke is white, McDonald was black -- was a factor in the decision.
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As you know ... Roker called out Kelly for her blackface comment ... something that was a factor in Kelly's exit.
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Public anger at the PP was a factor in its failure to win a parliamentary majority in a December election.
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Police said they believed race was a factor in the murders and Muhammad's social media presence included Black Nationalist posts.
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His detrimental influence on the government ethics program under the Trump administration was a factor in my decision to resign.
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G.E.'s chief communications officer, Deirdre Latour, denied that activist pressure was a factor in Mr. Immelt's decision to retire.
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Mr. Thomas's "race was a factor" in the bank's decision to "treat him less favorably than other individuals," it says.
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"For sure, some of those members who retired, [staying in the minority] was a factor in their thinking," he added.
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In that same interview, Trump also said the Russian investigation was a factor in his decision to fire the director.
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But this isn't about losing weight (thankfully!): Blackburn did not find that weight was a factor in telomere length or growth.
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He points to himself as an example; Monroe believes his outspokenness was a factor in his release from the Baltimore Ravens.
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One in four full-time Thumbtack professionals surveyed say health insurance was a factor in their decision to start a business.
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That email list was a factor in Hardy landing a $220,000 book deal advance—as a first time author, no less.
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But Gase has been upset about missed assignments and inattention to the playbook, which was a factor in the Ajayi trade.
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"Early indications suggest that mental health was a factor in this horrific attack," Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley said in a statement.
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Investor sentiment toward Turkey has cooled, and traders said the situation was a factor in the lira's fall to record lows.
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Some Republicans in suburban districts in high-tax states said that the SALT deduction cap was a factor in GOP losses.
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In a very real sense, the sin of each and every person was a factor in sending Jesus to the cross.
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Clinton has previously noted that she believes Russian interference in the 2016 election was a factor in her loss to Trump.
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Tesla is facing investigations of its self-driving Autopilot technology, which was a factor in a fatal crash on May 7.
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The APC data showing an unbeatable opposition margin was a factor in pressuring the sitting president Goodluck Jonathan to concede defeat.
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From what we see in Epicly Later'd , it seems like wanting to be a rock star was a factor in your drinking.
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Just 1% of exit poll respondents said Britain's exit from the EU was a factor in how they voted, Ipsos MRBI found.
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" Asked whether the white supremacist violence in Charlottesville was a factor in his pardon being delayed, Arpaio said that Trump "wasn't ashamed.
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However, city officials have said it is too early to say for certain if poor construction was a factor in the collapse.
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Being a passenger or being pulled by the ATV was a factor in almost one in four injuries, the study also found.
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Police have said they think race was a factor in Tuesday's shootings, but they haven't discussed a motive in the guard's death.
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There's also the commitment to those kinds of things that we're doing in Toronto, and that was a factor in the decision.
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Bork's role in the Saturday Night Massacre was a factor in the Senate denying him a U.S. Supreme Court seat in 1987.
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Similarly, a history of deployment was a factor in 54 percent of the suicide cases and 39 percent of the suicide attempts.
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Distracted driving was a factor in the majority of car trips that ended in crashes, according to a new study released Monday.
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For the previous two years, behavior was a factor in the reviews but employees were not given a separate score for it.
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Asked on Thursday if there was any indication that Harvey's 2015 workload was a factor in his new injury, Alderson said no.
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"Hogwash," said Robert Haney, chairman of the Upson County Board of Elections, denying that race was a factor in his board's decision.
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But when Trott announced his retirement, he made it plain: "Trump was a factor in my decision to retire," he told CNBC.
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The counseling issue also bothered Kaiser, Dr. McGlynn said, and it was a factor in the decision to return the grant money.
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The abrupt decision sparked an outcry from allies and U.S. lawmakers and was a factor in Jim Mattis' resignation as defense secretary.
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It was raining heavily at the time of the episode, and experts suggested that the weather was a factor in the accident.
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It is raising the question of whether years of loosened oversight by the Federal Aviation Administration was a factor in the tragedies.
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The condition was a factor in a 2013 Metro-North derailment and may have been a factor in the Atlantic Terminal crash.
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There was no proof ZMapp was a factor in their recovery, but it quickly became a coveted drug as the outbreak spiraled.
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But Trump later contradicted that statement on national television, telling NBC host Lester Holt "this Russia thing" was a factor in his decision.
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Jim Abele, chief of the California Highway Patrol Border Division, said early reports indicate speed was a factor in the high death toll.
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That reduction was a factor in Piper Jaffray analysts led by Alex Zukin lowering their target multiple for Oracle in their Wednesday note.
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If working-class resentment was a factor in handing the White House to Trump, pooh-poohing of good economic news only feeds it.
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It's certainly possible that easy access to opioid painkillers, perhaps driven in some way by insurance coverage, was a factor in the epidemic.
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Fraser believes the fact that her granddaughter had gone missing before was a factor in the way law enforcement responded to her disappearance.
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Now, Thomas has filed a lawsuit against the bank, saying his "race was a factor" in how he was treated at the bank.
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Fog and low visibility were reported in the area but it was not immediately clear whether that was a factor in the crash.
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The U.S. Forest Service, in a report, said fatigue was a factor in the poor decision-making that led up to the deaths.
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But Trump himself later said in an interview with NBC News that the Russia investigation was a factor in his decision to fire Comey.
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Use of etomidate was a factor in the lone dissent from a Florida Supreme Court ruling earlier this month denying a stay of execution.
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The Army has said that wind was a factor in the botched jump, but soldiers involved have said there was no wind at all.
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Executives said that neither increased competition from other streaming services nor market saturation was a factor in the slowing growth in the United States.
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Perhaps Murray was only on the cusp of acceptance, having won fewer titles, but he was a factor in who won the big tournaments.
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Bing growth was a factor in the 74.303 percent search ad revenue boost; Microsoft said search volume and revenue per search both went up.
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The issue was muddied when in May Barr publicly diminished the role that the OLC opinion was a factor in the special counsel deliberations.
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This was a factor in the disagreement between the district and the Watkins family, who wanted to be responsible for filling the syringes themselves.
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Reid's health, even before the cancer diagnosis, was a factor in opting not to seek re-election for a sixth Senate term in 2016.
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Mr. Remnick, in a note to his staff, wrote that the festival's unique atmosphere was a factor in why he had changed his mind.
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A Hong Kong tradition was a factor in the Mong Kok violence, which took place on the first night of the Lunar New Year holiday.
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In a statement, the BBC said that it was committed to equal pay and denied that gender was a factor in deciding Ms. Ahmed's fee.
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While small, the numbers include one of Britain's biggest names in fintech, Revolut, and others which also said Brexit was a factor in their decision.
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Earlier on Wednesday the prosecutor said that e-coli bacteria was a factor in the deaths of John Cooper, 69, and his wife Susan, 63.
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While the dossier was a factor in the Page warrant application, it remains unclear how large a role the dossier played, given all the redactions.
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Trump on Thursday morning suggested that mental illness was a factor in the shooting, which 19-year-old Nikolas Cruz has confessed to carrying out.
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Since alcohol was a factor in so many arrests, the commission homed in on reducing alcohol misuse as one way to lower the prison population.
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And a new reason for returning is being cited by some of the UK's "unretired" — Brexit uncertainty was a factor in her decision, Beare says.
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While the "stand your ground" law was a factor in the Trayvon Martin case, Zimmerman was ultimately acquitted because of a standard self-defense protection.
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Mr. Konkus, the agency spokesman, did not respond to questions about whether the conference's focus on climate change was a factor in canceling the appearances.
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In South Carolina, at least, it seems they did — with 47 percent of voters telling exit pollsters his endorsement was a factor in their decision.
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While the dossier was a factor in the Page warrant application, it remains unclear how large a role the dossier played, given all the redactions.
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Judge Russo denied that the Rice decision was a factor in the committee's formation, but said it was something he had been considering since 2014.
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Higher state spending on refugees was a factor in boosting overall economic growth to 1.9 percent last year, separate data from the Statistics Office showed.
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Trump on Thursday morning suggested that mental illness was a factor in the shooting, which 19-year-old Nikolas Cruz has confessed to carrying out.
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The vast majority — 83% — said affordability was a factor in deciding which college to attend, up from 75% last year, the Washington-based research group said.
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Nearly 20 percent of all women and 36 percent of those with MBA degrees said their gender was a factor in missing a raise or promotion.
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Details: The figures of the anonymous survey found more than 85% of victims knew their assailant and alcohol was a factor in 62% of the assaults.
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The Daytona Beach area was experiencing rain and lightning on the coast, though officials couldn't say if weather was a factor in the amusement ride's derailment.
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We do not know whether alcohol was a factor in this incident, which occurred just after midnight Saturday morning and could have been far more catastrophic.
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She went on to reveal that she doesn't think RHOA was a factor in their fights, despite Daly's reluctance to appear on the show's 10th season.
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Police videos of the incident were seen globally, with some civil rights advocates arguing race was a factor in the fatal shooting, something Shelby has denied.
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Voters in five of the bigger states holding primary elections on Tuesday also said the coronavirus outbreak was a factor in their decision, the poll said.
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And while more than half of voters said Manchin's vote for Kavanaugh was not important to them, 20163% said it was a factor in their decision.
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"Clearly it was a factor in the [Lamb] race, and … other candidates will have to determine whether or not that's going to be their approach," Rep.
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But he also was a factor in the losing money, so my major sadness was I thought it was really a very good magazine. Mm-hmm.
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After the host played a clip of daughter Ensa Cosby proclaiming her father was innocent and racism was a factor in the case, the comedian cautiously agreed.
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Analysts said it appeared that a string of recently-announced government measures to boost confidence in Chinese share markets was a factor in Thursday's change of course.
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Rocky's arrest has drawn public outcry from celebrities and lawmakers alike, including those who argued that race was a factor in the rapper's arrest and long detention.
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Rising inflation, along with the Vietnam War, was a factor in the 1968-1970 bear market, and again in bear markets in 1976-1978 and 1980-82.
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Exit polls from Edison Research found 61 percent of Democratic voters in South Carolina said his endorsement was a factor in their voting choice, according to Reuters.
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Timing was a factor in 2010, when Alan Gilbert led the American premiere of Mr. Marsalis's Symphony No. 3, "Swing Symphony," on a season-opening gala program.
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Comey was spearheading the Russia probe when he was abruptly fired, and Trump said on national television that "this Russia thing" was a factor in his decision.
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He had recently come out as gay to his mother, who believes that bullying was a factor in his death, she told HLN's Mike Galanos on Tuesday.
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Warren's foreign policy, which is seen by some progressives as more hawkish than Sanders', was a factor in Omar's decision to endorse him over the Massachusetts senator.
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Language was a factor in the outbreak of the conflict in 2014, with Russian speakers in Donbass saying they feared Kiev would impose the Ukrainian language on them.
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Phil Bartlett, chair of the Maine Democratic Party, acknowledged that frustration at the results of the last two gubernatorial elections was a factor in the successful 2016 referendum.
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If Judge Burroughs found Harvard's policies weak in any area, it may have been on the question of whether implicit bias was a factor in the admissions process.
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Exit polls found about six of 10 of South Carolina voters said influential black congressman James Clyburn's endorsement of Biden on Wednesday was a factor in their decision.
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I don't know if I was lucky to find a new job in a little over a month, or if my attitude was a factor in that happening.
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"It was a factor in the game just in the sense that it would have been nice to have a goal at that point," Devils Coach John Hynes said.
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When Bill, 80, was accused of sexual assault in late 2014, Ensa publicly supported her father, proclaiming he is innocent and that racism was a factor in the case.
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He said the decline in Greek real estate prices, which affected loan collateral values and was a factor in the surge of loan-loss provisions last year, has bottomed.
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Ryan acknowledged the current political environment was a factor in the standoff with members of his own party about whether or not to even advance a budget this year.
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Mr. Heck said there was evidence that the inattention of human drivers was a factor in half of the approximately 40,000 traffic fatalities in the United States last year.
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Sources close to the matter have said that opposition from the workers' representatives due to concerns for German jobs was a factor in the failure of talks in September.
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Warmbier's death was a factor in the chilling of U.S.-North Korean contacts around that time but the biggest impact came from Pyongyang's stepped-up testing, the official said.
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He was in a courtroom filled with white faces, and he'd told me he believed that race was a factor in the attempt to pin Kolman's death on him.
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Mr. Heck said there was evidence that the inattention of human drivers was a factor in half of the approximately 25,000 traffic fatalities in the United States last year.
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A trial judge had dismissed Smith's lawsuit, but the Supreme Court said a reasonable jury could find that "discriminatory animus" against divorcing employees was a factor in his firing.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 2016 MORE's emails again, just days before the election, was a factor in Trump's victory.
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In fact, his expertise in constitutional law — as well as his outsized voice opposing the Clinton impeachment in 1998 — was a factor in his selection to lead committee Democrats.
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In the news conference on Thursday, MacLauchlan said the government was unlikely to win a lawsuit if it went forward, and that was a factor in the government's decision.
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However, the Kern County coroner's office is disputing that heat was a factor in at least one of the women's deaths, who fell ill after working in the hot sun.
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The death was ruled accidental by the Los Angeles County coroner's office, and police are currently investigating whether the gearshift design was a factor in the circumstances surrounding Yelchin's death.
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Chief among these is low inflation, which Powell also said was a factor in the Fed's rate cut decision in remarks to reporters on Wednesday afternoon following the committee's action.
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His deposition from the suit, which became public last summer, was cited by prosecutors in December as new evidence that was a factor in their decision to bring criminal charges.
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A U.S. Justice Department study found strong evidence of disparities in sentencing white and black convicts, but could not clearly determine whether race itself was a factor in those decisions.
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The backlash against the measure, which included a decision by the N.C.A.A. not to host basketball games in the state, was a factor in the 2016 defeat of former Gov.
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Soldiers at Camp Shelby dispute commanders' claims that wind was a factor in a botched nighttime parachute jump that left at least 22 soldiers injured Wednesday during a training exercise.
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However, even before the renewed interest, her trial inspired a documentary and was a factor in a major change in how the state of Tennessee deals with child prostitution cases.
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In 2014, 32 percent of Democrats agreed that slavery's historical impact was a factor in black Americans' lower average modern wealth levels, a share that has now reached 53 percent.
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Suarez says he believes the fact Foster's accuser has changed her story about a previous domestic violence incident multiple times was a factor in the decision to drop the case.
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It is also unclear whether Mr. Kushner's lack of a permanent top-secret security clearance at the time was a factor in his decision not to have a direct role.
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His new attorney, Christina A. Swarns, claims that his previous counsel was ineffective by knowingly calling an expert witness who testified that race was a factor in evaluating future dangerousness.
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In those rounds that were significantly oversubscribed, over 46% of respondents said how well they got along with their VC was a factor in choosing them to be the lead.
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Nidetzky said a stronger crown, which tightens monetary conditions in the export-reliant Czech economy, was a factor in favour of rate stability, depending on whether the gains were sustained.
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"A propaganda campaign by the North" over the status of the group was a factor in the decision, the government official told Reuters, requesting anonymity because the topic is sensitive.
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Studies have showed that counting blessings was a factor in managing post-traumatic stress for Vietnam War veterans and an effective coping strategy for many after the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
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Details about the accident are sparse, but the Alabama Highway Patrol says neither Jeffrey Brasher nor Austin Brasher were wearing a seat belt and alcohol was a factor in the crash.
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For each of these 21996 states, we contacted state officials to determine whether the availability of such grants was a factor in the respective state's decision to enact a TIS law.
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Asked by a reporter in Erie, Pennsylvania, on Friday if "gender was a factor" in Sanders' comments, Bill Clinton began by praising his wife, saying she's the best candidate for president.
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In October 2013, a federal jury in Sioux Falls, South Dakota found that plaintiff Deane Berg's use of Johnson & Johnson's body powder products was a factor in her developing ovarian cancer.
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Sources familiar with the sudden departures say Rogers was told by Dearborn that being brought into the transition by Christie was a factor in his abrupt dismissal from the transition team.
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NTSB spokesperson Bella Dinh-Zarr said "it's a little too early to know" whether speed was a factor in the accident or whether the train was outfitted with accident avoidance technology.
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In his view, the decline in Greek real estate prices, which affected loan collateral values and was a factor in the surge of loan-loss provisions last year, has bottomed out.
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"It is important to determine whether their own similar conduct was a factor in not focusing on and developing evidence of similar violations by Secretary Clinton and her aides," Grassley wrote.
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Though there is a lot of gang activity in the area, Lawhead could not say for certain if that was a factor in the shooting but also wouldn't rule it out.
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President Obama's deputy national security adviser says in a new interview that the threat of impeachment "was a factor" in Obama's decision not to pursue a tougher intervention policy in Syria.
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Investigators said speed was a factor in the crash, and evidence at the scene showed alcohol may be as well, Taos News reports, but officials are waiting for a toxicology report.
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Trump over the weekend said the FBI's focus on Russia was a factor in its failure to not follow up on a tip on the shooter at the Florida high school.
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Ms. Bibi's case was a factor in the 2011 assassination of Salmaan Taseer, the governor of Punjab Province, who had campaigned for her release and for changes in the blasphemy laws.
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For each of these 27 states, we contacted state officials to determine whether the availability of such grants was a factor in the respective state's decision to enact a TIS law.
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"I wonder (just my own personal musing) if the long storage of F19 (also built in 1998) was a factor in its failure after less than two years in orbit," Meier said.
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Sessions also clarified his role in firing former FBI Director James Comey in light of his recusal from the Russia investigation, which President Trump has said was a factor in Comey's ouster.
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Even before the renewed interest in her case, her trial inspired a documentary and was a factor in a major change in how the state of Tennessee deals with child prostitution cases.
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The Democratic debate on Friday night proved pivotal for Klobuchar: 210 in 24 of her supporters said the debate was a factor in whom they ultimately supported, more than any other candidate.
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Her coach at the time acknowledged in an interview that pregnancy was "a factor" in the decision because the coaching post would have required frequent travel and increased demands on Shelton's time.
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The "Neither-Nor" impulse, as it's called here, was a factor in past French elections, but greater discontent — with conventional political parties and the European Union — has been particularly strong this time.
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The official denied that ownership of CNN was a factor in the DOJ's thinking and said the Trump White House had no influence over the decision to challenge the merger in court.
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Investigators looking into the London Grenfell Tower disaster think the building's cladding was a factor in the deadly June 14 blaze, and the company that makes the cladding panels is taking a beating.
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The finding from US intelligence and law enforcement agencies was a factor in the recent US ban against carry-on electronics larger than a smartphone on direct flights from eight Muslim-majority countries.
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The Reporters Committee argued that whether a defendant had been arrested was a factor in whether the government could keep charging records sealed, but didn't change whether the First Amendment applied pre-arrest.
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The licensing fees required to include certain DVD video playback software within the operating system was a factor in Microsoft's move to start phasing out the feature from Windows a few years ago.
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Green added eight rebounds, two steals and a block and was a factor in slowing a Magic team that shot 56 percent in the first half but only 37 percent in the second.
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Agnes Callamard, U.N. Special Rapporteur on summary executions, said a one-size-fits-all model of economic development exacerbated inequality and was a factor in the rising tide of arbitrary executions and extrajudicial murders.
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More than 100 advocates of the bill cited the "potential lives that could be saved" in urging quick action, noting human error was a factor in about 94 percent of all U.S. vehicle crashes.
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"There is no sound evidence that global climate change was a factor in sparking the Syrian civil war," said University of Sussex Professor Jan Selby, one of the study's co-authors, in a statement.
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CAIRO, Sept 12 (Reuters) - Egypt's public prosecutor said on Wednesday that the e-coli bacteria was a factor in the deaths of two British tourists in the Red Sea resort of Hurghada last month.
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Those infrastructure deficiencies played a role in 2628 percent of closures, while structural damage to the actual businesses was a factor in 28500 percent, and a lack of customers in 6900 percent of cases.
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Speed was a factor in deadly crashes in 32% of all accidents caused by male drivers 24 and under, and in about 19% of all crashes caused by females of the same age group.
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In a 803 fact sheet, the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism estimated that alcohol was a factor in 97,000 cases of sexual assault and date rape each year among college-age students.
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Doc Rivers says he does NOT believe alcohol was a factor in the Blake Griffin fist fight ... and confirms the NBA star and the man he punched were "good friends" before things got violent.
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Donald Trump Jr. suggested to CNN on Thursday that Grenell's commitment to the President was a factor in his selection and said he looks forward to having "an honest dealer" leading the intelligence community.
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The way Salahuddin had always been mistreated by the world was always in the back of my mind, and it was a factor in my political awakening — but there it remained, in the back.
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A Pew Research Center survey released Tuesday found that the number of voters who said the President was a factor in their choice is the highest it has been since with Reagan in 1982.
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" But for many people with eating disorders, family members can remain stubborn triggers, Dr. Rago said, especially if "competing with this person was a factor in the eating disorder developing in the first place.
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But that decision is also making some wary of joining the administration, and the source familiar with Mason's hire said the five-year ban was a factor in his decision not to join the administration.
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"Plaintiff believed that efforts to pressure him into publishing biased and inaccurate, but ostensibly independent, reports" were illegal, and a reasonable jury could find that his resistance was a factor in his firing, Failla wrote.
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The Fed's clear intention to continue hiking interest rates also was a factor in the stock market, which has been nervous the Fed may pick up the pace of hikes as the economy gets softer.
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Samardzija's familiarity with pitching at Wrigley Field was a factor in Manager Bruce Bochy's choosing him to start Saturday over the left-hander Matt Moore, who will pitch in Game 4 if there is one.
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A federal safety board has determined that undiagnosed sleep apnea was a factor in a deadly bus crash in California last year, becoming just the latest fatal incident to be linked to the sleeping disorder.
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Mr. Coates did not respond immediately to a request for comment on Friday, but he told Erik Wemple of The Washington Post that his public prominence was a factor in his decision to step down.
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Elizabeth Warren's departure from the presidential race, and they suspect that sexism played a role: Misogyny exists in American life and in important American institutions, therefore misogyny was a factor in Warren's presidential campaign — QED.
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Still, the safety board concluded that "the lack of either a device or a safety system that could have intervened to stop the train before the collision" was a factor in each of the crashes.
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UNB said pressure on net interest income due to a higher cost of deposits was a factor in the 17.3 percent year-on-year drop in net profit for the second quarter of this year.
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Lorenzo Orrego, who runs Sutran, the agency that regulates vehicular transportation, said speed was a factor in the accident on Tuesday as was a tractor-trailer that drove into the lane occupied by the bus.
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" He also said that advertising was a "factor" in propagating fake news on social media, and that readers can reasonably "wonder if the New York Times [and other news publications] is being influenced inappropriately by advertisers.
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" Asked whether gun accessibility was a factor in recent shootings, Scott dodged the question, and suggested a range of other underlying causes for Sunday's violence, including technology, family background, and a lack of "male role models.
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The police spokeswoman confirmed investigators are looking into claims that the minivan was a factor in the shooting, but she could not confirm or deny Sack's' statement that Chen had a history of incidents with Citywide.
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But the gains are far from uniformly distributed — a fact that may be giving steam to the populism that was a factor in Trump's White House run and that has also bolstered liberals such as Sen.
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To wit, a less-than-ideal location or failed geographic expansion was a factor in 9 percent of business start-up failures in a recent analysis of 403 shuttered new businesses from research firm CB Insights.
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Mulvaney himself appeared on "Fox News Sunday" to walk back his apparent admission that Ukraine's willingness to investigate a conspiracy theory involving a Democratic Party computer server was a factor in the suspension of military aid.
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Congress — where Republican leaders have not embraced the scientific consensus that climate change requires urgent action — must approve any project for the New York region, and critics contend that was a factor in the Corps's decision.
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We learn a bit more about why Sasha is the way he is when he talks about his fiancé Lily overdosing, and that the way he handled his fame was a factor in their relationship dynamic.
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In the three weeks since her death, Raniya's parents have publicly demanded answers from the school system about the circumstances surrounding the fight and said that they believe unchecked bullying was a factor in the girl's death.
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While the Social Security Administration denies racial bias was a factor in that decision, it still meant that black workers had less opportunity over the course of decades to accumulate savings and wealth compared to white workers.
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Officials have said at this point it does not appear alcohol was a factor in the crash -- but it appears that statement was based on a lack of visual evidence such as liquor bottles or beer cans.
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But even here, an individual's class was a factor in whether he actually went to war — men from privileged backgrounds had many options to avoid the draft, the burden of which fell mainly on the working class.
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His lawyer, Kirk Redmond, told Judge Carlos Murguia of Federal District Court that Mr. Booker had been given a diagnosis of bipolar disorder but he did not say whether the disorder was a factor in Mr. Booker's actions.
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Serving alcohol in general can always increase the possibility of a passenger acting out (though there's no evidence that was a factor in this case), and in the main that's the kind of scenario crew members contend with.
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The ebbing support for Macron among retired workers was a factor in the by-election defeat his party suffered last month, just eight months after winning the seat, underlining the challenges he faces with no traditional power base.
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In theory, the Fourth Circuit could rule this summer that racial animus was a factor in the census decision — meaning the Supreme Court would have to take up one last census issue just as forms go to press.
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The National Registry of Exonerations, based out of the University of California, Irvine, reports that "official misconduct" — by police, prosecutors or both — was a factor in roughly half of the nearly 2,200 exonerations across the country since 1989.
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The decision by Ms. Manning's defense team to argue that untreated gender dysphoria was a factor in her decision to leak classified information unwittingly aids those who say that L.G.B.T. people cannot be trusted in sensitive government jobs.
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The airline also said that the flight crew, which included one extra pilot because of the scheduled length of the flight, was highly experienced and that it was unlikely that pilot error was a factor in the crash.
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In November, about a week after the Lion Air accident, the agency directed pilots of the Max to use a common emergency procedure to deal with the erroneous activation of software, which was a factor in the crash.
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Given that Guyger's apartment was on a different floor of the building she and Jean shared, some in the Dallas community rejected the explanation that Jean's death was an accident, believing race was a factor in his killing.
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But he said the Republican Trump's unexpected win over Democrat Hillary Clinton was a factor in net sales falling to $193 million in 2018 from an average $885.3 million from 2012 to 2016, with an accompanying glut of inventory.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former FBI Director James Comey said his assumption that Hillary Clinton would win the 2016 presidential election was a factor in opening an inquiry into her emails, according to part of an ABC interview broadcast on Saturday.
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Michael Budwick, a lawyer for Mukamal, said the failure of three of Petters' other lenders to recover anything from GE on similar "copycat" claims was a factor in deciding to settle, along with the death of a key witness.
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According to the 2018 exit poll, 67% of voters said Trump was a factor in their vote, with almost four in 10 saying they saw their vote as a way to send a message of opposition to the President.
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There's speculation that racism was a factor in Harry and Meghan's decision to spend a significant amount of time outside of the UK. Moving to a more diverse country, like Canada, may be a welcome change for the Sussexes.
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The comments come after Comey said in a recent interview that his assumption that Clinton, the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee, would win the election was a factor in decisions he made regarding the investigation into her private email server.
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In a story carried by Iran's semi-official Fars News Agency, a local city council member Habib Kashani said that poor air quality was a factor in four hundred deaths occurred in the city in roughly the last three weeks.
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Critics said race was a factor in her being pulled over by Encinia for failing to signal a lane change in Waller County, about 50 miles northwest of Houston, and for her arrest on a charge of assaulting an officer.
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Local activists have said that they believe race was a factor in the shooting: witnesses said that Covey, a white officer, simply opened fire after seeing a black man with a gun, despite people screaming that Roberson was a security guard.
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I'm not sure if it was a factor in our Airbnb guests' decision to rent our apartment on New Year's Eve (it's clearly visible in our photos), but it quickly became the centerpiece of the next chapter of the night.
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It is likely that the pilot requirement was a factor in the blossoming of service organizations such as DataWing (shown in the photo below preparing to conduct an aerial mission to perform air sampling and thermal inspection at a landfill).
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In June, the Fed held off raising rates a week before the U.K. voted to leave the European Union, with the central bank saying Brexit was a factor in the decision, as it could have consequences for the U.S.' economic outlook.
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Half of the Virginia voters said Trump was a factor in their vote on Tuesday, with twice as many saying they wanted to send Trump a message of opposition as said they wanted to send him a message of support.
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In an exclusive interview with ABC's George Stephanopoulos, James Comey revealed that his belief that Hillary Clinton would win the 2016 election "was a factor" in why he announced the FBI would be looking in to her emails, ABC reports.
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It came as a surprise to many Democrats, not because Gabbard was a factor in the race, but because she had previously planned to run all the way through the Democratic National Convention and because she was endorsing Joe Biden.
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Foreign ownership of land has generated a public backlash in New Zealand in recent years, and was a factor in the centre-left Labour Party winning a September national election to govern in a coalition with the nationalist NZ First Party.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - About three out of four Democratic primary voters in four big states - California, Texas, Virginia and North Carolina - said the new coronavirus was a factor in their vote on Tuesday, according to exit polls analyzed by Edison Research.
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Although it's difficult to draw a direct causal link, researcher Stephanie Coontz says the divorced women and men she had interviewed for her research said that conflict over housework and child care was a factor in their decision to split up.
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She sat at the same table as them and found that despite Gerry McCann's claim that the table had a "line of sight to the apartment" – which they say was a factor in deciding where to eat that evening – there was limited visibility.
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ET, FSN Southwest (Dallas), FSN Florida (Orlando) ABOUT THE MAVERICKS (22-214): Harrison Barnes scored 23 points in Friday's loss but was a factor in the meager offensive attack by shooting 23-of-193, part of a 219-percent showing for Dallas.
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"I feel like a huge weight has been lifted since the news came out," says Tarek, 35, who is also opening up about his secret testicular cancer battle, which he says was a factor in the downfall of his seven-year marriage.
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A U.S. appeals court on Wednesday said the Family and Medical Leave Act places a lower bar on plaintiffs alleging retaliation than other federal employment laws, requiring them to prove only that taking leave was a factor in being targeted by employers.
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Lawyers for Young, who is African-American, filed a last-minute appeal to halt his execution, arguing that race was a factor in the decision this month by the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles to deny a request to halt the execution.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China said on Tuesday that the weather was a factor in the building of roads and other infrastructure along the Himalayan border with India, after the two countries ended a more than two-month face-off at the disputed frontier.
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In the script, which is filled with pop culture references, including several that allude to events from the last few days, Deadpool considers whether racism was a factor in the cancellation and remarks upon specific scripts that may have alienated the Glovers' collaborators.
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In North Dakota, conversely, where Democrat Heidi Heitkamp had made a show of her deliberations and ultimate rejection of Kavanaugh, 64% of voters similarly said her vote against Kavanaugh was a factor in their decision, and Heitkamp lost those voters 40%-60%.
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Merritt said on Monday that the family appreciated the fact that the bodycam footage was released quickly, but questioned why the police also released images of a gun in Jefferson's home, which they did not state was a factor in the shooting.
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Collins speculated that perhaps a lack of hydration in that series was a factor in the leg stiffness felt by infielder Wilmer Flores; the cramping of infielder Asdrubal Cabrera; and a hamstring strain that knocked the starter Robert Gsellman out of a game.
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"The mood was improving in the first half of the week for Italian bonds and Renzi was a factor in that but the largest part of the movement came after the ECB minutes," said Luca Cazzulani, a rates strategist at UniCredit in Milan.
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When he's not feeling immobilized like a ghost from a batch of pot cookies, Chrissy is traveling across the country as an in-demand DJ. His deep affection for juke and footwork in particular was a factor in the genre translating beyond Chicago's borders.
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" During his first public indication that North Korea was a factor in US-Egypt relations, Trump told Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi in June that all countries should "stop hosting North Korean guest workers and stop providing economic or military benefits to North Korea.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. Transportation Department inspector general's audit set to be released on Wednesday found no evidence the Obama administration's 2013 grant for a Florida bridge project was a factor in a deadly accident in March but raised concerns about the award process.
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In a decision made public on Tuesday night, U.S. District Judge Katherine Polk Failla in Manhattan said Trevor Murray could try to prove that whistleblowing was a factor in his February 2012 firing, and that UBS' actions violated the Sarbanes-Oxley corporate governance law.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersFormer Biden economic adviser: 'I really like a lot of' Warren's tax proposals Poll: Trump trails top 2020 Democrats in Michigan Monmouth acknowledges poll showing Biden losing support was 'outlier' MORE's (I-Vt.) age was a factor in the 2020 presidential race.
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The suit, filed in federal court on behalf of Ahmed Mohamed by his father, claims the Irving Independent School District and the city west of Dallas had discriminated against the teen because of his religion, which it said was a factor in his arrest.
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Mr. Barr's depiction of Mr. Trump as a victim of sorts — suggesting that the president's frustration with the "relentless speculation in the news media" was a factor in whether he had intended to obstruct justice — prompted some journalists to question the attorney general's words.
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Some residents in the town of 500,000, which has a median household income north of $150,000 and voted by a margin of 2 to 1 for Hillary Clinton over Donald J. Trump, chafed at the idea that race was a factor in their success.
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As he attached himself and his political career to Mr. Trump, it was again the scandal that deadened his aspirations, this time as a potential running mate; the governor himself allowed that Bridgegate was "a factor" in Mr. Trump overlooking him for the ticket.
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Bradford family attorney Ben Crump has said the officer shot Bradford because he was black -- "In this case, it looks very much like the officer's reasoning was 'black man plus gun equals shoot'" -- while the ACLU has suggested race was a factor in Marshall's investigation.
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" RELATED: Bill Clinton suggests double standard in 'qualifications' debate Questioned by a reporter earlier in the day if "gender was a factor" in the debate over whether Clinton is qualified to be commander in chief, the 42nd president said, "Yes, I think there are some different standards.
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According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, "drowsy driving" was a factor in 91,000 crashes, resulting in 50,000 people injured and 810 deaths in 2017, so it's theoretically possible that what some of these videos are showing us is disaster averted, not disaster in motion.
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Of course, there are legal guardrails in place to prevent discrimination (and if you think that was a factor in why you didn't get a job, you should absolutely seek legal counsel), but there's also a murky gray area where it is kind of subjective, and maybe even personal.
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While money was a factor in paying late, having more of it didn't seem to increase financial responsibility; 35 percent of late payers said they didn't have enough money to pay on time, but higher earners were more likely to admit that they paid late because they were careless.
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In 2011, Williams was diagnosed with Sjogren's syndrome, an autoimmune disease that causes fatigue and joint pain but asked, at the post-match news conference whether that was a factor in her loss, she deflected the question, clearly not wishing to take away credit from her Spanish opponent.
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A 2014 report by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, looking at federal crash data on fatal crashes from 1990 to 63 and police-reported crashes from 1990 to 2008, found that fog was a factor in nearly 20 percent of deadly multicar pileups involving 10 or more vehicles.
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That deal, seen by the Kremlin as shifting the biggest of its Soviet-era satellites toward the West, was a factor in the events that culminated with pro-EU leaders installed in Kiev, Russia's seizure of the Crimea peninsula in 2014 and pro-Kremlin separatists taking over Russian-speaking eastern Ukraine.
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Poisonings include overdoses of drugs such as opioids, which are a growing problem in the US. Substance abuse was a factor in 28% of suicides in the 27-state analysis, Schuchat said, but it can also be difficult to determine whether an overdose was accidental or a means of suicide.
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But it also was a factor in the fourth-quarter loss, which occurred amid an unexpected plunge in global oil prices that caught many traders off-guard, and led to Unipec posting a net loss of 4 billion yuan for the whole of 2018 as reported by Sinopec last month.
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That experience, along with a deep skepticism about whether the network was truly committed to changing its culture after Mr. Ailes was forced out, was a factor in Ms. Kelly's decision to leave Fox News for a new role at NBC News, according to two people familiar with the matter.
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Blair's history of alcohol abuse was a factor in her decision to share her MS diagnosisThursday, during a talk at the Time 100 Health Summit in New York City, Blair said the symptoms of MS and her fear they'd be mistaken for another health problem, alcohol abuse, led her to take her MS diagnosis public.
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Mr. Snyder did not inspire confidence when he said on Wednesday that he did not know if race was a factor in the Flint disaster, even though the record shows that the concerns of poor and minority residents were dismissed by his administration in ways that would never have happened with rich white communities.
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While now-Supreme Court Justice Kavanaugh, like Trump, was not popular in the country as a whole -- 248% approved of his Supreme Court nomination, according to CNN's national exit polls -- it's also true that majorities of voters in those key states where Democrats lost Senate races said his nomination was a factor in their decision.
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Beane did not return a call seeking comment, but the Athletics' willingness to move Gray at this stage of his career — and coming off a July in which he went 3-143 with a 1.48 E.R.A. — raises the question of whether Gray's injury history was a factor in the decision to let him go.
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Edison - which compiles voter polls and live election results for media organizations including ABC News, CBS News, CNN, NBC News and Reuters - found that six out of 103 state primary voters said U.S. Representative Jim Clyburn's endorsement of Biden, who was vice president under Democratic President Barack Obama, was a factor in their decision.
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He also said racism was a factor in police departments across the country: Former Chicago police superintendent Garry McCarthy, who is white, fielded a question from James Ramsey, a black Harvard graduate student and campus minister, about why it seemed to him that police see black people as more dangerous, and black people's lives as less valuable: HOW COMPLIANT?
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ET / Grace Sparks Extremist violence was a factor in many votes in 2018 Around three-quarters said that extremist violence is an important factor in their vote for the US House in 2018, according to preliminary CNN exit data, with a quarter who said it's the most important factor and half who said it's an important factor.
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Catch up on all the day's news here: WH chief of staff admits to quid pro quo with Ukraine, says 'get over it' The President's acting chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney, just contradicted his boss in an epic and unexpected way, by saying that getting Ukraine to investigate Democrats was a factor in holding up hundreds of millions in aid.
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As an intern at the Whitney, she was charged with sitting on the gallery floor inside a 1975 exhibition of the work of Richard Tuttle, art so minimal and humble it infuriated many viewers and was a factor in the firing of the curator, Ms. Tucker, who promptly went out and started the New Museum in two small temporary rooms in TriBeCa.
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Carlos CurbeloCarlos Luis CurbeloPelosi: GOP retirements indicate they'll be in the minority, with Democrat in the White House The Hill's Morning Report - Congress returns: What to expect Wave of GOP retirements threatens 2202 comeback MORE (R-Fla.), one of two dozen Republicans who lost reelection bids during the 2628 midterms "For sure, some of those members who retired, [staying in the minority] was a factor in their thinking," he added.
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" In a paper published in 2017 in the journal Political Geography, scholars on the other side, from the University of Sussex, University of Hamburg and elsewhere, wrote that "there is no clear and reliable evidence that anthropogenic climate change was a factor in Syria's pre-civil war drought; that this drought did not cause anywhere near the scale of migration that is often alleged; and that there exists no solid evidence that drought migration pressures in Syria contributed to civil war onset.
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That field includes players Garcia can expect to face at Le Golf National in September, with the American Justin Thomas making his first trip to the Open de France and acknowledging that the Ryder Cup was a factor in him making the journey so he could get an early look at the course: "Things that I do learn, maybe some little things that I pick up on, questions I have," Thomas said, "I'll definitely report back" to Jim Furyk, the U.S. Ryder Cup captain.
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Rep. Charlie DentCharles (Charlie) Wieder DentThe Hill's Morning Report — Mueller testimony gives Trump a boost as Dems ponder next steps The Hill's 12:30 Report: Muller testimony dominates Washington Lawmakers, press hit the courts for charity tennis event MORE (R-Pa.) said Thursday that 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 was "a factor" in his decision not to seek reelection next year.
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