These rules include attraction, whereby the fish move closer to their neighbors, and repulsion, whereby the fish increase their distance from their neighbors.
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"I have synaesthesia whereby flavours conjure up colours," he explains.
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But there is a process whereby things will be determined.
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The video conferencing service used by the school was Whereby.
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We are all familiar with the stereotypes whereby femininity demands the suppression of anger while masculinity rewards its expression, and whereby angry women are hysterical harpies but angry men—white men, at any rate—are heroes.
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Wichita police then responded to the situation whereby Finch was fatally shot.
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Previously, the ACLU reached a settlement in June 2016 whereby Surprise, Ariz.
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Mimicking refers to tasks that are easily replicable whereby understanding isn't necessary.
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But Lenali's approach is different, whereby users build a profile using audio.
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In turn, there was another deal whereby Kazan would polish that screenplay.
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TODAY WE UNVEILED A STRATEGY WHEREBY PARAMOUNT IS AN INTEGRAL PART OF VIACOM.
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Details: It's basically an online artist collaboration platform, whereby users contribute/edit/etc.
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Executives from local outlets such as Patch, Spirited Media, MinnPost, PublicSource, RichlandSource, Whereby.
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It is an artistry whereby the artist rarely sees his vision fully realized.
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Maybe Ivanka has a Marxist fantasy whereby she's a member of the proletariat?
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Twitter, for instance, launched a reporting tool whereby users can flag misleading tweets.
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Then he relents and gives Gilgamesh some tests whereby he might cheat death.
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The setup, whereby individual enrichment is achieved through increased public debt, is unsustainable.
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One is colloquially called "the chain store paradox," whereby the threat of a price war in one market affects other markets; another is "the trembling hand equilibrium," whereby each player believes there is a small probability that a mistake will occur.
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The cost depends on size and location, and whether they are in a so-called "hot lay-up", whereby equipment is kept operational so the vessel quickly returns to service, or "cold lay-up" whereby ships can be mothballed for years.
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"We had a process whereby we were talking about adding additional debates," Finney said.
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This could create a feedback loop whereby foreign investors would sell the same assets.
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That makes them vulnerable to a ruse whereby a passenger pretends to be obnoxious.
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And they're creating a virtuous feedback loop whereby customer feedback helps inform product development.
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He also ignores the "gravity" effect, whereby close neighbours trade more with each other.
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You can also rig an "OR" gate, whereby flipping either lever energizes the wire.
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Erdogan announced that he was considering a plan whereby some Syrians would get citizenship.
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It really is a slow process whereby you can progressively eat something that's hotter.
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It also encourages unimaginative policy, whereby the retirement age is occasionally moved as lifespans lengthen.
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This is particularly true of the internet, originally a tool whereby academics shared research data.
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The coroner officially ruled Easton's death was a "misadventure," whereby he died from unintended consequences.
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Then, almost by accident, Europe stumbled into an arrangement whereby the "market for ideas" flourished.
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CLEARLY MR. CORBAT IS SHOWING INCREDIBLE LEADERSHIP WHEREBY HE IS PUTTING CITI BACK ON TRACK.
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This process would require a similarity search, whereby vectors are compared in multi-dimensional space.
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The app works on a subscription basis, whereby students pay for a monthly question allowance.
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Rotoscoping is a technique whereby the animator painstakingly traces over film footage, frame by frame.
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It also rolled out a programme whereby research academics will gain access to user data.
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If psychiatrists agree, they may then be offered the delicate surgery whereby genitals are reshaped.
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She outlined deals with 14 individual states whereby these would readmit secondary migrants from Germany.
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The first had a laughable design flaw whereby a zipper blocked one of the clasps.
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Data-driven organizations need to foster a culture whereby individuals know what data are available.
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The bill also requires the creation of reliable mechanisms whereby consumers can withdraw their consent.
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Australia boasts an advanced water-trading system whereby landholders can sell water on their property.
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This in turn has a cascading effect whereby mood and concentration levels are also decreased.
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In no circumstances is this a magic solution whereby 100 percent can be recycled indefinitely.
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And having that mechanism whereby we turn that into feedback and then change is critical.
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He was paid on a "draw," whereby he received a salary based on future commissions.
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Yet the industry confronts a reality whereby activist policymaking threatens to unravel a healthy market.
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But this was not a "beauty premium", whereby hotter hosts command higher-than-average prices.
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The gallery space seemed to alter its dimensions, whereby Kalliche's visionary climes could be explored.
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These plaques subsequently set another process in motion, whereby tau forms tangles that destabilize brain cells.
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The Reagan administration favoured "voluntary export restraints", whereby the Japanese government would promise to curb exports.
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One result could be yet more "geo-fencing", whereby the internet becomes fragmented along geographical lines.
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The result is a "twin balance-sheet problem", whereby both banks and firms are financially overstretched.
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Britain led the world in government outsourcing, whereby public services are contracted out to private companies.
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The answer is to create an atmosphere of "psychological safety" whereby workers can speak their minds.
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It is helping to oversee the so-called Preston Model, whereby councils buy locally where possible.
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It may short-circuit the process whereby some gender-identity issues would naturally have been resolved.
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To wit, encryption is a process whereby messages are encoded through the use of mathematical algorithms.
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A feature noted by some linguists is "hypersynonymy" whereby many competing coinages express the same notion.
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But Cohen and Daniels reached an agreement whereby he would pay her $130,85033 to keep quiet.
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Lynch's company IV.AI demonstrated a model whereby a computer could write new verses from the Bible.
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So Cleveland is exploring a system whereby people could use library cards to access the system.
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The nation is seeing a cascading impact whereby one revenue stream after another keeps drying up.
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So he decided to create something whereby they could actually see the virus coming toward them.
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Whereby the uncomfortable conversation can be transferred to them — once you are safely back at college.
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The other option is leasehold, whereby properties are typically leased for either 99 or 999 years.
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However, we don't know the process whereby the asymmetry in the laws of the universe arose.
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All of the aforementioned studies point to the same fundamental conclusions: First, there is a debt ratio threshold around 2900 percent whereby growth begins to be negatively affected, but there is also a second threshold around 220006 percent whereby the effects of debt become far more deleterious.
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The past few weeks have seen crisis piled upon crisis: most obviously the Windrush crisis (whereby British citizens from the Caribbean have been threatened with deportation because, through administrative oversight, they don't possess the necessary documentation) but also the crisis over breast cancer screening (whereby thousands of women missed tests through administrative oversight) and the crisis of party management (whereby the prime minister failed to command a majority in Cabinet for her "customs partnership" with the European Union).
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The collapse of ice shelves is a natural, cyclical process, whereby they grow, decay, and break free.
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This is known as "time of use" pricing, whereby the price of electricity varies throughout the day.
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The second attempt proved more successful, whereby the researchers gradually filled the shafts with ice and snow.
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White privilege provides a choice, whereby we can take or leave the worldview that challenges our own.
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Indeed, murder has become the primary tool whereby the state seeks to control the organs of liberty.
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He railed in particular at the notion of "entanglement", whereby two particles seem intimately linked (pictured, conceptually).
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Another is a revenue-neutral tax, whereby the cost is offset by reductions in some other tax.
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The reform ends a system whereby companies defer tax on foreign earnings until the funds are repatriated.
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We are deviating from the norm whereby the mosque and art was separate, it has come together.
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We have created a situation whereby infidelity has become the shattering of the grand ambition of love.
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But I think people fundamentally have experiences whereby they're trying to understand why people are rejecting them.
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Take Proposition 227 of 1998, whereby Californian voters eliminated almost all of the state's bilingual education programmes.
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Hatch favors corporate integration whereby Congress would create a standard business tax for businesses of various structures.
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Alfred Kinsey famously established the concept of the Kinsey scale, whereby human sexuality exists on a spectrum.
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Oil's inverse relationship to the dollar, whereby a stronger currency makes it more expensive for non-U.
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Imagine a scenario whereby a farmer's crop is harvested by autonomous tractors and quantified by wireless sensors.
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The gentleperson's agreement whereby he eschewed heated attacks—since Mrs Clinton would inevitably win anyway—has crumbled.
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They involved nine investment projects, whereby groups of foreign investors in partnership can benefit from the scheme.
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The situation requires a careful approach whereby attention and care is given to the young adults found.
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So, she decided to set up a business whereby product sales could be put toward charity work.
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Standard payment procedures apply whereby payments may take 1-2 business days to appear in your account.
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Macron reiterated his opposition to the "spitzenkandidat" system whereby a lead candidate is chosen by a party.
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The move effectively closes a loophole whereby dealers could finish a negotiation offline, thus avoiding the fee.
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Strongman politics are ascending suddenly, whereby elections, some pretense of democracy, are maintained, the form of it.
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Criminologists have long noted a "weekend effect" whereby general crime and violence spike on Saturdays and Sundays.
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Cuddle puddles, and parties, are typically non-sexual activities whereby participants cuddle freely and enjoy human touch.
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Administrative detention is a process whereby a child is detained without charge or trial, often renewable indefinitely.
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What is the mechanism whereby productivity in the United States might be reduced by immigrants' weaker attributes?
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SIBs allow for the development of evidence-based policies whereby initiatives are evaluated by specific performance measures.
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CNP fraud is a practice whereby a fraudulent transaction is made without a card being physically present.
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Instead, use a strategy called dollar cost averaging, whereby you buy an investment on a fixed schedule.
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In a third way whereby we could assume these countries could be able to discharge their commitments.
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These evolutionary arms races create implicit autocurricula whereby competing agents continually create new tasks for each other.
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There would still be a transition period whereby the two sides would negotiate some free trade agreements.
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The Nazis created a system whereby you were encouraged to be the most horrific human being imaginable.
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And there is definitely an intensity gap whereby gun rights supporters make the issue a greater priority.
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Italy demanded an end to the system whereby migrants must be processed in their first country of arrival.
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Diagnostic data and location checks, whereby DJI checks for "No Fly Zones" (NFZ), require users to opt-out.
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Code-signing is a security construct whereby cryptographically generated signatures are used to verify the source of code.
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Coghlan and Dillon worked out a deal whereby in exchange for his testimony, Vicente would serve just nine.
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The entire company is based on the "intrapreneurship" principle, whereby bosses hire employees who act as entrepreneurs themselves.
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A parliamentary majority for Mr Macron would be in line with tradition, whereby voters back the presidential winner.
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It also arises from Africa's idiosyncratic urbanisation, whereby cities are growing fast but opportunities in them are not.
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The result was the current type of government shutdown whereby funding actually stops flowing and workers stop working.
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She rejects speech codes, mandatory sensitivity training and systems whereby students report episodes of professor bias to administrators.
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The carrying unit is designed to be modular, whereby it can be inserted quickly into any Vertepac bag.
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A remarkable coincidence has created a situation whereby both of Alaska's U.S. senators could be named Dan Sullivan.
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We're told Wendy and Kevin are close to reaching "an accord" whereby he'd step down as executive producer.
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" The ministry also said Mexico will continue "seeking a beneficial result whereby the three North American countries win.
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Movies create a kind of feedback loop, whereby prisons look far darker and more interesting than they are.
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In 2018, EveryLayer announced a partnership whereby Surf would also offer Facebook's Express WiFi hotspots on its network.
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"We are living through a time and period whereby democracies are undergoing fundamental challenges and changes," he added.
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The American republic is a constitutional democracy, whereby the limited powers of government are expressed in the Constitution.
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In September, Stowaway started a subscription service, whereby products are auto-replenished every three, six or nine months.
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Most natural language processing (NLP) technology is based on machine learning, whereby computers identify patterns in large datasets.
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There's a curious dynamic in human psychology whereby as things improve, we sometimes complain about them even more.
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Many think federalism or decentralisation, whereby the oil money is split between regions, is the answer in Libya.
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She was doomed by a legal quirk whereby citizenship is only awarded at the conclusion of the event.
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It's a virtuous circle, whereby a history of innovation and research attracts the next generation of innovative thinkers.
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Each case is going through the process of discovery, whereby each side can gather evidence from the other.
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The situation encountered requires a careful approach whereby attention and care is given to the young adults found.
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"The government of Benin came to an agreement whereby the dealers would act as 'sponsors,'" Bouli told Hyperallergic.
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The general public is familiar with the concept of Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD), whereby nuclear war is unwinnable.
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"I'm simply warning about a situation whereby people decide to repeal the Eighth but don't add anything else."
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Yet, his proposal creates a "neither/nor" situation whereby all of America's parks and public lands would suffer.
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To manage this, Murphy explains that Northzone takes a "thematic approach" to investing, whereby themes cut across sectors.
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She believed in that virtuous, reoxygenating circle whereby density—and short blocks and small green spaces—guaranteed diversity.
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A self-reinforcing feedback loop is created whereby warming releases more carbon, which in turn produces greater warming.
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They'll help you to lead a more meaningful and fulfilling life, whereby you cultivate the best within yourself.
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He has discovered the political correctness loophole, whereby behavior that is otherwise considered bullying suddenly becomes brave defiance.
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The deal accomplishes this by creating an arrangement whereby the UK remains part of the EU customs union.
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News feed is the central feature in user profiles whereby they can see updates from people they follow.
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There is Ballad Singing Beyoncé, whereby Beyoncé destroys everything in her path with the sheer power of her gorgeous vocal; there is Dancer Beyoncé, where Beyoncé's physicality in itself becomes art, and there is World's Greatest Entertainer Beyoncé, whereby she somehow packs her talent into a few minutes of phenomenal showtime.
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We're told Barbara and Ira struck a deal, whereby he surrendered all parental rights, including custody and child support.
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According to the Denver Post the initiative will create a four-year pilot program whereby certain business could apply.
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Spain was once a pioneer of "universal jurisdiction", whereby judges could pursue criminal cases originating anywhere in the world.
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Religion is a body of practices, of stories and images, whereby humans create or find meanings in their lives.
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Kelly tried to put in a process whereby this would be limited, and it was still a total shitshow.
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"We have no intention of creating the conditions whereby the end-consumer will see negative interest rates," he added.
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"Google's search engine provided a service whereby the user navigated from webpage to webpage, with Google's assistance," she wrote.
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They were especially important under Japan's old system of multi-seat constituencies, whereby each district elected 4-6 representatives.
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This set up a system whereby Federal Reserve Notes were distributed to various Federal Reserve Banks around the country.
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Mr Rouhani agreed to a deal in 2015 whereby Iran curbed its nuclear programme in return for sanctions relief.
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But it has not upended the social contract, whereby oil pays the bills and foreigners do the manual labour.
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Immuno-oncology (IO), whereby the patient's own immune system is used to attack cancerous cells, is particularly in vogue.
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That produced a crisis of authority that was this pulverizing phenomenon whereby all kinds of institutions were utterly discredited.
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H2O's funds include provisions whereby investors pulling their money amid a wider outflow have to accept a small discount.
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Season 20 digs even further thanks to the show's new serial format whereby each episode builds upon the last.
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Even the 4% rule – whereby you withdraw at that rate during each year of retirement — can leave people confounded.
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For example, the company offers a solar farm solution whereby its drones can identify dead panels from the air.
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YouTube already has a system called Content ID, whereby it uses an algorithm to detect and remove copyright violations.
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And then there is the "chilling effect," whereby NGOs are so concerned about violating the policy that they overcompensate.
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One of the traditions that Badiou sees evaporating into thin air is the initiation ritual whereby boys become men.
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California enacted restraining orders whereby families or police can ask a court to suspend a dangerous person's gun rights.
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Ardern said Labour's immigration policy remained in place, whereby net migration would reduce from by between 20,000 to 30,000.
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The former antidoping lab director in Russia has described a sophisticated system whereby athletes on drugs avoided testing positive.
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"We hope this project can be the way for more activities whereby peace comes with green dividends," Helgesen said.
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They grew out of a process whereby the committee was investigating all leads sent to it, even unlikely ones.
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Liquefaction is a process whereby solid material such as sand loses strength and stiffness, behaving more like a liquid.
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It needed some 7003 more years to reach a stage whereby you can take up arms and fight somebody.
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Staying true to the Hemline Index (whereby skirt hemlines rise with stock prices), the miniskirt perfectly captured 1960s London.
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What's more, services like Whereby and Zoom offer a different function than just the straight video calling of FaceTime.
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"Barcelona needs to work towards a more inclusive city model whereby people can live in the centre," he said.
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It deliberates and decides the means whereby the purpose we have selected, good or bad, may "reasonably" be achieved.
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Momentum for a second revolution, whereby taxpayers guarantee young people a "free" higher education, has built in recent years.
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Preferred, whereby LPs receive the 210% annual coupon on invested capital, plus a percentage of any positive investment returns.
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"They are trying to negotiate a deal whereby China buys large amounts of crops, soybeans in particular," Lucier continued.
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The project is meant to illustrate the law of quantum physics, whereby nothing can ever be destroyed, only recycled.
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Though the NHTSA Federal Automated Vehicle Policy itself has issues worthy of revision, including a problematic mechanism whereby it foists safety standard compliance on the states, the current course, whereby NHTSA articulates performance expectations in a non-binding manner, is a sensible middle-of-the-road approach during this period of transition.
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Rulings would no longer be governed by "reverse consensus", whereby they are blocked only if all WTO members oppose them.
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"I've not come across a part like this before, whereby the complexities of being an extremely tall woman are explored."
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The insets highlight a phenomenon called supercoiling, whereby the string becomes so tightly wound that it coils over on itself.
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Image: Daniel Dominguez/CERNOur Sun is powered by a fundamental phenomenon whereby atoms combine to unleash tremendous amounts of energy.
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Cunningham integrates the camera as collaborator in a non-hierarchical way whereby it shapes space much as the dancers do.
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Endometriosis is the medical condition whereby tissue that normally lines the inside of the uterus grows on the outside instead.
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How to explain this paradoxical result whereby mass discontent with the economy will lead to a reaffirmation of establishment control?
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Instead, Apple will transition to a three-finger swipe gesture, whereby swiping left will undo and swiping right will redo.
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The First Amendment bars "retaliation" whereby one party seeks to thwart the other's political influence and "dilute" its voters' franchise.
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Many investors in China have been wary of the practice, whereby ratings are given to issuers enlisting the agency's services.
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Owners of HSA accounts will receive a 1099-SA, whereby they are required to report all distributions for the year.
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Saint John Paul II spoke of the "language of the body," whereby he meant that sexual intercourse delivers a message.
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Moral decision-making is a constraint satisfaction process whereby your brain takes many factors and integrates them into a decision.
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Lanier's design proposes an economy of remembering, whereby not even the smallest link in a lucrative data chain is forgotten.
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Hewlett-Packard conducted an interesting study whereby they analyzed the process through which people applied for promotions at the company.
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The import ban had replaced a license system, whereby importers had to apply for a license to buy from overseas.
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An electronic border could be installed in the bay, whereby businesses pay tariffs online after crossing it, Xing's report recommended.
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The shield can also be used while taking light treatments whereby the eyes will be protected from the light rays.
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Tinder also invented the 'double blind opt-in' whereby two users need to 'like' each other before they can message.
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The video is a "Hold On We're Going Home"-esque affair whereby Zayn appears to work for some shady dudes.
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This year's Edelman Trust Barometer featured the "inversion of influence", whereby decisions made at the top are the least trusted.
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There's a practice called greenwashing, whereby polluting companies devote relatively minor resources to environmental causes to reap public relations windfalls.
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The pas de deux is about the chivalry whereby a man showcases a woman and joins her in perfect harmony.
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And they'll review agreements whereby the U.S. grants foreign suppliers contracts in exchange for reciprocal access to federal contracts abroad.
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Our events are more like: What can we do to make you have an amazing experience whereby you're the protagonist?
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Mr. McDermott said a fragile and informal truce was reached, whereby the restaurant would close at midnight or 1 a.m.
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Sony rejected those terms, preferring to keep the current arrangement whereby Marvel receives around 5 percent of first-dollar gross.
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We have a system of legalized bribery whereby corporations and billionaires can have massive influence on policy through campaign contributions.
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You don't get into [listening to your intuition] enough whereby you are subjugated to it, like it's running your life.
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It will likely be the case that there will be some IAC event whereby they increase the float of Match.
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"We want one day to have a conventional dambe whereby all countries of the world will be participating," Bello said.
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Staying true to the Hemline Index (whereby skirt hemlines rise along with stock prices), the miniskirt perfectly captured 1960s London.
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The supercool new extra-inning rule used in the minor leagues, whereby innings begin with a runner on second base.
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A recent royal decree reversed decades of precedent whereby divorced women would automatically lose custody of children to their husbands.
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And the third is called "inherent contempt," whereby the House could fine or arrest officials who don't comply with subpoenas.
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With last year's Series 4, Apple changed how they package Apple Watch, whereby the band and watch were separate entities.
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He said the changes are meant to boost IBM's performance in hybrid cloud, whereby organizations rely on multiple computing environments.
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The additional layer of verification is meant to prevent cases of phishing, whereby hackers obtain personal information through fraudulent messages.
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Each of those commitments is structured in two parts: Common, whereby LPs receive a percentage of any positive investment returns.
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That would doom the two-state solution, whereby a Palestinian state would be created in the West Bank and Gaza.
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The IRS keeps a PTIN directory whereby you can look up a tax preparer by using their name and location.
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The other members of the group then have 48 hours to pay their individual part, whereby the booking is confirmed.
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Investors looking to cash in on this type of deal have turned to syndicated conservation easements, whereby multiple investors participate.
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The idea of entropy, the principle whereby ordered systems become exponentially more chaotic, was a key tenet of Smithson's work.
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Israelis treat travel a bit like an elaborate form of Tinder, whereby they travel the world looking for other Israelis.
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Switzerland has a system whereby referendums can be called if more than 100,000 eligible voters sign a petition calling for change.
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Like ant and bee colonies, these spiders can be seen a kind of "superorganism," whereby collective self-preservational behaviors are favored.
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This was the stimulus for the Bonang Bursary whereby, each year, Matheba funds 10 young school-leavers through their tertiary education.
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Last year, Google decided Flash was so risky that announced a new system whereby Chrome would default to HTML5 whenever possible.
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The presence of these plaques sets another process in motion, whereby another protein, called tau, forms tangles that destabilize brain cells.
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Sweeney famously noted the algorithmic pattern in search results whereby googling a "black-sounding" name surfaces ads for criminal background checks.
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So I could see a version of events whereby Jon knows who his parents are, but not that they were married.
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"We need a model whereby patients can get immediate access to opioid-agonist treatment, a lifesaving intervention, without obstacles," she said.
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It removes perverse incentives whereby somebody moving from welfare to work can lose about as much in benefits as they earn.
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The EU's competition watchdog approved a deal whereby the nuclear-reactor business of Areva will be sold to Électricité de France.
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Experts warn against the rise of "AI nationalism", whereby countries increasingly try to keep their data and their algorithms to themselves.
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A better change would be to end the rule whereby H-1B recipients must stay with the company that sponsored them.
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Stan and Deborah worked with the financial planner to structure a program whereby each daughter's allowance would slowly decrease over time.
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Among other applications, the research could result in superior catheters and medical injectors, whereby narrower tubes could be controlled more precisely.
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One example might be analytics or automated online marketing, whereby technology puts data science in the hands of just about anybody.
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Last fall, the two companies agreed to a partnership whereby Intel would provide specialized chips to Mobileye's auto collision avoidance system.
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Short interest – whereby investors place bets on stocks falling – is now lurking around a five-year low, according to the research.
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The second would be for the United States to make a deal with China whereby the extradition request would be dropped.
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Dating apps could strengthen the trend toward "assortative mating", whereby people choose to couple with those of similar income and skills.
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And they'll be reviewing agreements whereby the U.S. grants foreign suppliers contracts in exchange for reciprocal access to federal contracts abroad.
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The most obvious defect, he wrote, is a "sclerotic personnel system", whereby "it takes on average 213 days to recruit someone".
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The NHS is mulling a deal with Apollo, whereby the Indian health-care firm supplies enough doctors to fill the gap.
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IUBH offers a "dual studies" hospitality degree, paid for by hotels, whereby students spend alternate weeks on campus and at work.
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For example, it encouraged automatic enrollment, whereby all workers contribute to the retirement plan unless they proactively choose not to participate.
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Snapp also has a subsidiary application Snapp Box, a service whereby users can send food or other items to another address.
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Additive manufacturing describes the process of 3-D printing, whereby layers are added on top of one another to build objects.
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The broadcaster detailed a process — known as fuel tankering — whereby planes carry much more fuel than they need for a trip.
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This has led to criticism of a "hostage-based justice system," whereby individuals are held until confessing to crimes, Gohara said.
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She suffers from cataplexy, a condition whereby strong emotions, such as joy or anger, paralyse the muscles, prompting complete physical collapse.
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Liquefaction is a process whereby a solid material such as sand loses strength and stiffness and behaves more like a liquid.
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I wrote about a new role for radiologists, whereby they come out of the basement and have direct interactions with patients.
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"We have a cutoff of seven hours whereby we have to start reopening the road system," Mr. Brasher told the BBC.
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The Chinese government has perfected "reverse censorship," whereby disfavored speech is drowned out by "floods" of distraction or pro-government sentiment.
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The goal was to assess whether inescapable pain could condition an animal into "learned helplessness," whereby it simply accepts its fate.
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This right includes the ability to opt out of programs, including government programs, whereby citizens choose their privacy above all else.
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"A fake Venice next to the real one, whereby the truth of the simulacrum shatters and engulfs the truth of history"?
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At a pinch, I can even take the preëmptive puffery of the script, whereby lesser characters keep lauding his omniscient genius.
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They use a conferee process whereby the Republican chairs of the four county parties pick individuals to vote for a nominee.
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Woke Vapors said in a statement it will continue to work towards an outcome whereby e-cigarettes are regulated, not prohibited.
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Now, researchers have developed the "Ocean Sentinel" method whereby animals equipped with loggers are used to monitor fisheries in remote areas.
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Eloquence is not just bare reason, but reason placed in a setting whereby the whole attention of the listener is engaged.
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Inside these decks, there's a strict quid pro quo rule, whereby all users have to like and retweet fellow members' posts.
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It is an evolved mechanism whereby the human organism proceeds through life sustained on every side by bonds of mutual interest.
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Art-washing—whereby greedsters trade filthy lucre for cultural capital, civic glory, and good PR—thrives by muddying the moral waters.
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In dealings between people, the alternative to sacrifice is trade, whereby the parties cooperatively engage in voluntary exchange, to mutual benefit.
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But he has denied there was a quid pro quo whereby the aid would be released if Ukraine investigated the Bidens.
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One style is the value approach, whereby investors seek shares that look cheap compared with a company's profits, assets or dividend payments.
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Prior to that, it required hardware-based authentication whereby every company making HomeKit products had to include an Apple-approved authentication chip.
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Then everyone can continue with the basic deal whereby Republicans run policy as usual while Trump does a populist shtick on Twitter.
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It's that little principle whereby trying to suppress a piece of information already available online results in said information blowing up everywhere.
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A substantial part of RimWorld's simulation is health and medicine, whereby colonists can get injured or become sick and then require treatment.
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Ministers have proposed a statutory "breathing space", whereby a person with debt troubles could get legal protection from creditors for six weeks.
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He chose it as his residence and negotiated a deal whereby America purchased the building from Czechoslovakia in return for outstanding debt.
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She was denied asylum after her credible fear interview, an expedited screening process whereby the seeker proves they face persecution if deported.
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They have mostly relied on reporting systems, whereby users flag extremist content and companies decide whether to remove it after reviewing it.
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In 2016 People's Daily reached a deal whereby Britain's Daily Mail would run up to 40 of its stories every week online.
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The NRM is a national scheme whereby victims are identified and can receive support ranging from healthcare and housing to legal aid.
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Government-appointed experts are promoting a model whereby Eskom could unlock relatively cheap development funding if it cuts its carbon emissions quicker.
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Alarmed South Africans have watched the progress of "state capture", whereby private actors subvert the state to steal public money (see article).
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The idea of total war between the Great Powers, whereby the victor would leave the vanquished penniless, had yet to take hold.
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DoorDash is getting renewed heat over its pay model for delivery workers, whereby customer tips can be included in guaranteed minimum earnings.
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To loosen the political-crony nexus further, it would help to end the system whereby parties can raise funds through anonymous donations.
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Scalia deferred to both the executive and a tradition whereby justices reveal their thinking more in legal opinions than after-dinner speeches.
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Specifically, this trade is what options experts refer to as a "call spread," whereby one bullish option is purchased and another sold.
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All agreed to give the EU's 28 national parliaments a "red card" whereby support from 55% of them could block EU laws.
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It also pointlessly mystified the process whereby consumers acquire the most basic, unsimplified details about their home internet's price, speed, and capacity.
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The move puts Zegona's holding at just below the 30 percent threshold whereby a shareholder is required to make a takeover bid.
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The virtue of piety simply means that aspect of justice whereby we return honor or goods or concern the best we can.
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Current algorithmic biases, whether intentional or inherent, are creating a system whereby the poor and minorities are being further criminalized, and marginalized.
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They're too new for that shit, whereby the currency of what's now acceptable is built on what we've learned from the past.
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Introduced by Assemblyman Kevin Kiley, AB 2409 created a petition process whereby people could ask a board to rescind abusive licensing rules.
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Many use "flipped learning", whereby students learn the basics through online courses and come to university ready to get their hands dirty.
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He also called for an "elicitive approach" whereby solutions were developed by people themselves, in accordance with their own specific cultural contexts.
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As part of those efforts, Lord & Taylor launched a partnership with Walmart whereby it will sell its merchandise on the discounter's website.
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To fill the gap, officials established a program whereby nonviolent offenders nearing the end of their prison terms could do paid farmwork.
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He said the government could model the new law on existing legislation against football hooligans whereby individuals can be banned from stadiums.
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Proctor & Gamble has undertaken a program whereby employees with disabilities mentor executives to share their perspectives both as employees and as consumers.
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"An evolutionary mechanism has set in whereby survival of the fittest can be equated to survival of the most euroskeptic," he said.
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But there also are options whereby PPB can increase its ownership to 80% after three years and to 100% after five years.
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It's intended to replace the conventional system whereby banned fans must present themselves at police stations on match day and sign in.
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In this way, very short books contribute to a greater harmony, whereby people are more like the people they pretend to be.
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As for the term "euthanasia," that label defines a practice whereby a third party administers an agent to hasten a person's death.
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He added that Studio Drift and the gallery were working on a model whereby the work could be leased in the future.
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This creates a deadly seesaw effect, whereby Assad and the rebels keep trading territory without anyone ever gaining a permanent upper hand.
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The oft-used "ESG" acronym denotes a strategy whereby a company's environmental, social and governance factors are evaluated alongside traditional financial metrics.
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"There should be a legislative framework whereby the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission can act as an arbitrator on disputes," Somes said.
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But he also provides an inescapable lens on the world, whereby The Discourse is sustained by its appetite for Trump-like content.
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You wrote an article in The Guardian talking about having trade negotiations whereby food had to be produced to those same standards.
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At that time, the first income threshold was created, whereby up to 50 percent of benefits were subject to federal income taxes.
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In past years, FlexJobs has also held cookie swaps -- whereby everyone who wants to bake cookies can send them to each other.
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Cryptocurrency mining is a process whereby miners solve complex mathematical problems to validate a transaction and add it to the underlying network.
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The most effective solution appears to be stratospheric sulphate injection, whereby large amounts of reflective particles are sprayed into the upper atmosphere.
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The parties reached a deal whereby the Brookses would rent the apartment and buy it if their house sold within six months.
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One might expect principled egalitarians like the Quakers to celebrate a linguistic process whereby all social ranks experienced an increase in dignity.
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Credit freezing, whereby you limit the amount of financial information available to companies, can also be a good option, according to Schulz.
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It's a real psychological condition known as "Stendhal Syndrome," whereby individuals experience rapid heartbeat, dizziness, and even unconsciousness after witnessing overwhelming beauty.
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One way to do this is by sperm sorting, a process whereby X chromosome-bearing and Y chromosome-bearing sperm are sorted.
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Tsipras agreed a deal last year with the government of Macedonia, whereby the country's name would change to the Republic of North Macedonia.
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Beijing has enforced a One-China policy whereby countries seeking diplomatic relations with the mainland China must break any official relations with Taiwan.
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Racist posts use this term to describe the brainwashing process, whereby they recruit curious travelers by inundating them with memes and other propaganda.
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Dolphins and bats use a form of active sensing called echolocation, whereby reflected sound is used to pinpoint the location of an object.
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With a few notable exceptions, they could walk into a hospital and receive treatment "whereby they may be restored again to their health".
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He prefers the status quo whereby Israel occupies the West Bank, allowing the 2.9m Palestinians there limited autonomy though not a full state.
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If democracy is a bargain whereby politicians deliver prosperity in return for votes, as Joseph Schumpeter argued, then politicians have not been delivering.
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After all, Mr Putin himself has said it should be possible to find a solution whereby neither party "would feel like a loser".
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To create his artwork, he engages in a metonymic game, whereby the container becomes the contained, and the support becomes the object itself.
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The tournament is decided using match-play rules, whereby players score points for the number of holes in which they beat their opponents.
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Assortative mating, the process whereby people with similar education levels and incomes pair up, already shoulders some of the blame for income inequality.
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The key is to get children used to thinking about and participating in financial decision making, whereby decisions are made by family consensus.
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Volvo has a subscription car service, whereby you can get a new vehicle for a flat monthly fee, including insurance, maintenance and service.
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But the spectre of deselection, whereby party members back someone other than the sitting MP to stand at the next election, stalks Labour.
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Macron, meanwhile, will on Tuesday push against the "Spitzenkandidat" system whereby a lawmaker selected by the European assembly should get the Commission job.
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The system of preferential voting, whereby Australians rank candidates in order of choice, rather than picking just one, also exerts a moderating influence.
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The intersection of economic conditions and impeachment also may have a feedback loop, whereby the path of a president's impeachment affects the economy.
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Today, Sonos is announcing a long-term relationship with Amazon whereby you'll be able to control your Sonos speakers from your Amazon Echo.
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One goal is to build on the consensus outcome of last year whereby we shaped the agenda into four distinct sets of issues.
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The Commission wants to avoid forum-shopping whereby companies set up in countries with light financial obligations, such as Luxembourg and the Netherlands.
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Some have been hoping for helicopter money, whereby the central bank would underwrite government debt, though policymakers have denied this is being considered.
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Big tech firms also have a penchant for so-called "shoot-out" acquisitions, whereby a startup is bought to eliminate a budding rival.
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The Identilock takes less than a second to unlock, whereby the trigger guard is meant to drop harmlessly onto the floor after authentication.
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Sinclair insists they reached out to Trump and Clinton about a standard arrangement whereby the candidates would be interviewed for local television packages.
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Bulk compounding, whereby facilities are able toprepare tailored doses of drugs for individual patients, has become a widespread practice in the United States.
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Interlining, whereby airlines table complementary flight schedules to swap passengers, is another of the practices historically avoided by Ryanair for reasons of complexity.
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The bacteria forms a symbiotic relationship with legumes plants, whereby it fixes nitrogen into more useful compounds to be used by the plant.
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"It's basically an impulse-control disorder, whereby the person who has it repeatedly tears out their hair resulting in bald patches," she says.
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It operates on a mission of "Radical Transparency," whereby it partners with ethical factories and doesn't overcharge you for its high-quality basics.
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The capital key is a system whereby the ECB buys bonds in euro zone countries in proportion to the size of their economies.
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The election in 2017 resulted in a hung parliament whereby the Conservatives had to rely on support from Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party.
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This could set off a vicious feedback loop whereby more warming thaws more permafrost, which releases more greenhouse gases, causing ever more warming.
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Eurostat has already expressed concern about the established practice whereby the Treasury sells state assets to CDP, in which it holds 83 percent.
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Android Pay is supported by industry standard tokenisation, whereby payments are sent with a virtual account number providing an extra layer of security.
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It's important to see that this process — like that whereby a poem is written — rests on two requirements that have to be met.
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This helps explain the otherwise strange phenomenon whereby island nations likely to be wiped out by rising sea levels still burn fossil fuels.
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When it worked with a nearby military base, they were able to develop a plan whereby gophers thrive along with military training exercises.
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Oregon adopted automatic voter registration, whereby the state takes the responsibility of adding voters to its election database using information it already has.
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In response, Defense Secretary Ash Carter halted the collection efforts pending a review of the process whereby soldiers can seek relief from debt.
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It's the same in Hearthstone and both games have a system whereby you can trade in duplicate cards for individual cards you want.
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"My expectation is that by the end of the year, we will have created the conditions whereby Mosul will eventually fall," Obama said.
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About one in five colleges allot "considerable importance" to "demonstrated interest," whereby applicants convey their willingness to attend the college they're applying to.
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Art is the skill whereby we manage to put into some external object, a piece of wood or stone, the configuration we want.
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And it spawned the Common Reporting Standard (CRS), whereby over 100 countries swap data with each other to discourage cross-border tax dodging.
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If Africa does need a solution it's called a demographic dividend; whereby fast population growth creates a young workforce that drives economic growth.
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The process of canonization is often considered to be akin to evolution, whereby the fittest survive, and the cream rises to the top.
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Eventually, the researchers settled on a protocol whereby the bacteria were able to produce concentrations amounting to 1.16 grams of psilocybin per liter.
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And the hoped-for trickle-down effect—whereby more female board members would swell the ranks of female executives—has yet to materialise.
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That would set up a classic scenario whereby misunderstood signals and careless escalations can drag two adversaries into a conflict neither really wants.
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At this fateful point, the only way money could be brought into being was to borrow it, whereby money became equated with debt.
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"The amount whereby the guys can influence me has changed—I used to just explode if anyone wanted to change anything," he admits.
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The two institutions had a unique relationship whereby the Hammer would provide curatorial support to Art + Practice for its first couple of years.
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There are fundamental concerns about the viability of the regional-airline model, whereby passengers pay a premium to fly short distances in small planes.
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Maijoor said powers over foreign clearing houses were needed as Brexit raised concerns of regulatory "arbitrage," whereby firms seek to exploit differences between jurisdictions.
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Another problem is the structure of the political system based on quotas, whereby Shia, Kurdish and Sunni parties divide up cabinet posts among themselves.
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It will enable third parties to place their data into a system whereby they can be accessed by others under clear terms of use.
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Last, private firms should scrap the seniority system, whereby pay increases with years of service and staff are forced to quit at around 60.
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His London firm has reluctantly negotiated releases whereby a pirate leader gets a secret extra payment that he will not share with his colleagues.
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Consequently, the government is consulting on reforming the Gender Recognition Act of 2004, which sets out the process whereby someone can legally change gender.
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The letter expresses concern that the tech company will set an ominous precedent whereby it dances to whatever tune of censorship police departments orchestrate.
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When I talk about millennials, it's not, like, a metaphor whereby millennials are the working class and boomers are the ruling class or something.
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MediaCom U.K., where Collins works, defines itself as "The Content + Connections Agency," whereby it plans, researches and buys across different types of media platforms.
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Instead, the goal is to prevent "information theoretic brain death," whereby the "stuff" that's needed to restore a person's personality and memories remains intact.
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The app features several different games, whereby kids enter emoji-based commands that the robot carries out through movements and via its LCD face.
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By "osmotic shock," the researchers are referring to a process whereby a sudden change in water concentration disrupts the normal functioning of a cell.
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The Kremlin is unlikely to favor a scenario whereby Washington tells it who must own what in Russia, said a source who knows Deripaska.
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The border security memo also advocates for an expansion of "expedited removals," a rushed process whereby people are deported without going before a judge.
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In human societies, cultural evolution and tool building is an iterative process, whereby social traditions improve over time due to teaching, language, and imitation.
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He created a Wonder Woman origin story that cut out men, and refused the logic of patriarchy, whereby power travels from father to child.
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Gone is the old format whereby two teams would emerge from the World Group to contest a final at the end of the season.
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Some American states are experimenting with "portable" voter registration, whereby a change of address with any government institution is transferred to the electoral register.
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Talk of a filibuster—whereby a vote is delayed until 60 senators vote to invoke "cloture" and close debate—has softened in recent days.
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Mindfulness creates a balance whereby we can exist in the middle of these extremes, and thus remain content and mentally stable despite external circumstances.
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Mr Silva supports the idea of "city visas", championed by London's mayor, Sadiq Khan, whereby control of immigration would be devolved to the regions.
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Without mentioning a radical expansion of the freedom of conscience whereby religious beliefs could be wielded against sexual minorities, the White House lowered expectations.
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It had to meet a "double criminality" standard, whereby it had to be based on conduct that was also a crime in Hong Kong.
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Ota Sik, from Czechoslovakia, inspired a phased-in pricing strategy in the early 1980s, whereby China gave enterprises ever more control over setting prices.
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The S8 also supports the standard Android pattern unlock method, whereby you trace a particular line you set through a grid of nine dots.
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Perhaps a Gresham's law of divination is at work, whereby the bad advice of soothsayers always chases out sounder counsel from more rational advisers.
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The system of primogeniture, whereby a second-born son would have precedence over a first-born girl in the same family, was ruled out.
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In part this has been achieved through a widely understood, if unspoken, contract whereby people have traded political freedom for peace and economic development.
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It's a microcosm of general relativity, whereby the mass of the Sun warps the fabric of spacetime, pulling the planets into orbit around it.
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They developed what they call the "lasso method," which as the name suggests works a lot like a lasso, whereby you consolidate your debt.
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It ran pilot tests last year in West Virginia, whereby overseas military could vote in real elections via smartphone rather than via paper mail.
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The phone was only available through an awkward system whereby you could sign up for an invite to purchase the phone at irregular intervals.
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According to The Next Web, HTC has also outlined plans to create a native blockchain network, whereby cryptocurrency can be traded amongst Exodus users.
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Earlier this year Intel announced the end of its well-known tick-tock release schedule, whereby it trots out a new processor every September.
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Instead, it is our good old friend the Electoral College, whereby state electors cast votes according to the voting mandate of each specific state.
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Venezuela is now in a situation whereby it has an internationally-recognized government — with no control over state functions — running parallel to Maduro's administration.
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The government wants to ditch a system whereby SNCF-specific contracts offer job-for-life status and perks such as automatic annual pay rises.
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Will this, as some users fear, lead to a complex tipping economy whereby a Dark Souls run will have bit-accessed tiers for viewers?
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"You can have a system whereby they can build it so we can have access to it when it is absolutely necessary," Rudd said.
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The Black Sea contracts would also offer two settlement periods, whereby 12 whole-month positions and 24 half-month positions are available to trade.
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The issue of so-called 'over-boarding' whereby board members of British companies spread themselves too thinly has gained increased attention in recent years.
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The Financial Conduct Authority announced a deal this month whereby banks have committed to submitting quotes for compiling LIBOR until the end of 2021.
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Its Verbund principle, a system whereby it recycles waste products—for example, by selling excess carbon to the beverage industry—is good for profits.
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So is the upcoming arrangement whereby interest rates will be set by a panel comprising government and RBI appointees, rather than the governor alone.
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The agency warns of a scam whereby people posing as FEMA inspectors ask for personal information or are charging for services like damage inspection.
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A negotiation ensued, whereby Woods would pose for the magazine's cover in return for a cancelled story in the Enquirer about the diner tryst.
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These cycles tend to occur only in the most intense storms, and involve a process whereby a secondary eyewall forms around the storm's center.
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This was accomplished through the creation of an official "compact" whereby Puerto Rico, adopted its own constitution and elected its own governor and legislators.
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In practice, such lawsuits would legitimize pay-to-play politicking whereby donors contribute to politicians on the strict condition the politicians satisfy some obligation.
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They agonise about so-called third-party lawsuits, whereby outsiders pay for one side in a legal dispute in order to make a point.
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It's the one thing bureaucracies do well: perpetuate themselves through organizational metastasis, whereby every good idea—or every change agent with one—is eliminated.
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It's a type of power law, whereby there are far more smaller earthquakes in any given region, while really large seismic events are rare.
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When the government fails to do this, then you will have the push-back in some societies whereby people close themselves off towards globalization.
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The agreement is akin to a processing deal, whereby Shell brings in the feedstock and handles the end product, one of the sources said.
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We are rapidly heading in the direction of becoming an innovation economy whereby all citizens of the future must possess basic knowledge of technology.
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Beijing also mandates forced technology transfers, U.S. investors say, whereby international businesses are forced to share their critical technology with Chinese joint venture partners.
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Since 2013, Lawson has been operating a mobile store whereby it takes a truck stocked with 300 different products to areas that are affected.
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The Kremlin is unlikely to favour a scenario whereby Washington tells it who must own what in Russia, said a source who knows Deripaska.
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I mean, in particular, that kind of chemical reaction whereby X meets Y, and the room suddenly pulses with a premonition of violent explosion.
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The Kremlin is unlikely to favor a scenario whereby Washington tells it who must own what in Russia, said a source who knows Deripaska.
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A more likely scenario, according to a telecom lawyer, is that the FCC would reach a settlement whereby Sinclair is required to divest stations.
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Huber fully funded all business operations, and they drafted an operating agreement whereby Proctor would "claw back" 22018% of the business in sweat equity.
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A new pattern has emerged whereby voters respond less to economic winds than to a tribalism fostered by demographic changes, social media and more.
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Contrary to prevailing wisdom, the U.S. Navy does not receive head-of-the-line privileges, whereby our ships can jump ahead of other vessels.
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A school in Norway has stopped using popular video conferencing service Whereby after a naked man apparently "guessed" the link to a video lesson.
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Video Direct is fundamentally a creator-facing platform, a set of infrastructure whereby people who make videos can upload them to Amazon's video service.
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Another idea is a disaster relief program whereby funding would be distributed through governors, mayors and county officials to deal with local economic crises.
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Such damage can lead to acute respiratory distress syndrome, or ARDS, whereby a person's lungs are prevented from providing the body with enough oxygen.
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In conversation with NRK, Whereby Product and Technology Manager Ingrid Ødegaard apologized and explained that the man had likely guessed the conference call link.
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For now, most media outlets are unwilling to make a change if no one else is, creating an inertia loop whereby inaction begets inaction.
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For now, most media outlets are unwilling to make a change if no one else is, creating an inertia loop whereby inaction begets inaction.
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Collaboratively, we were envisioning a "bench-to-bedside" approach whereby lab research translates into clinical testing and then to standard practice and improved care.
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It contends that Russia has a doctrine whereby it would employ nuclear weapons on a limited basis to end a conventional conflict with NATO.
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The reader raised a concern that the studies had not undergone peer review, a process whereby others in the same field evaluate one's work.
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The Polish government has introduced a special storage system whereby coal stockpiles at mines can be moved so that the mines can operate normally.
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But a large part of that was sold in advance, whereby real estate companies do not deliver houses until two to three years later.
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So be a little more specific about why that long-range phenomenon, whereby technological unemployment kind of corrects itself, is not going to happen.
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An agreement whereby the European Union will expedite Turkey's accession while the latter will keep migrants from leaving for Europe is looking increasingly fragile.
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Financial firms could rely to some extent on equivalence, whereby the EU grants market access if Britain copies the bloc's rules, Barnier has said.
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Cryptocurrency mining is a process whereby so-called miners solve complex mathematical problems to validate a transaction and add it to the underlying network.
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All recounted being forced to participate in self-criticism rituals, whereby members would confess to their commanders any sexual or disloyal thoughts they had.
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There's an unofficial rule on the internet, akin to Rule 34, whereby if a big, scary movie villain exists, people want to fuck it.
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The Interior Department is also pursuing a deal, long sought by Westlands, whereby Westlands would help pay for the work to heighten the dam.
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Mobile carriers already use "zero rating" (whereby certain services don't count toward data caps) to advantage their own content (or that of their partners).
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Northern Ireland's deal also lacked the cementing effect of truth and reconciliation, whereby victims got to hear details -- even apologies -- for acts against them.
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Broadcasters may also use "ghost skier" technology, whereby a live run is overlaid by a previous run and can be compared in real time.
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There is an overall problem — whereby commercial entities avail themselves of huge tranches of private information without having obtained real consent for doing so.
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This gas will enter Jordan through the north and connect to its gas grid, whereby it can reach multiple power plants throughout the country.
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He was opposed to what he called "selling citizenships"—the practice whereby countries including Canada and the U.S. grant residency in exchange for investment.
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Those agreements allow for the funds in those accounts to transfer to beneficiaries and bypass probate, whereby the validity of a will is established.
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Accelerated bookbuilds, whereby investment banks sell shares quickly in one or two days, are typically run at a discount to a company's stock price.
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This week, a bug was discovered in its FaceTime app, whereby people could spy on the video and audio FaceTime calls of other users.
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In any calculation about possible future costs and benefits, economists use a "discount rate," whereby we value future benefits less than present-day benefits.
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As well as preventing "financial doping", whereby tycoons purchase clubs as vanity projects and pump cash into them, FFP aimed to reduce football's debt problem.
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Mr Timbs was charged and the authorities soon seized his car, a common practice whereby police "forfeit" items used in the commission of a crime.
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Modeling agencies have a dual income stream whereby they take a standard 20% commission from the model and another 20% service fee from the client.
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Brussels is also trying to close a loophole whereby testing for toxic nitrogen oxide (NOx) pollutants is held in artificial rather than real road conditions.
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We think that the process whereby you can update the gender on your birth certificate to reflect your identity should be based on statutory declaration.
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His comments refer to a new schedule whereby the broadcaster will screen Champions League "double header" nights - with matches kicking off at both 6 p.m.
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From here, the engineers have to refine the process whereby the rover delivers the dusty rock samples to its two internal chemical laboratories for analysis.
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However, they did find a compelling trend whereby new restrictions on gun purchasing and ownership tended to be followed by a decline in gun deaths.
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Browser fingerprinting is a method whereby Facebook, online advertisers, and other third parties track individual users based on a variety and combination of system configurations.
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Yet the US offers an indicator for Africa, whereby relaxer sales have dropped 18.6 per cent between 2013 and 2015, according to research by Mintel.
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The Democrats also have kept up a strict line of succession, whereby the majority leader or minority leader would automatically step up to the speakership.
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These additional health care costs contribute to "double jeopardy," whereby patients suffer a double health disadvantage by having both low income and low health literacy.
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With the president himself coordinating the message, the process whereby the right-wing base brings itself to believe whatever it needs to believe has accelerated.
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The proposed merger threw a spotlight on clearing, whereby stock, bond and derivatives trades are completed, even if one side of the deal goes bust.
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In rejecting the party's nominee, Zeman broke with the constitutional custom whereby a president does not veto a ministerial candidate presented by the prime minister.
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If it's not, then it could be a phishing scam, whereby someone impersonates a service to trick you into giving them your username and password.
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Gfriend isn't marketed as genre-specific, yet it's settled on a heretofore-unknown pop flavor whereby retrodisco becomes neodisco and neodisco merges with teenpop convention.
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A far more strict system could also be introduced whereby USADA introduce a list of accepted substances from which fighters would have to select from.
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It plans to replace America's extraterritorial approach, whereby foreign profits are subject to American taxes when they are repatriated, with a more sensible territorial one.
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The size of the market expands through a process called mining, whereby coders use software to solve complex math problems and are rewarded with bitcoins.
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And they want to tackle "chain migration," whereby new citizens bring their relatives to the US who, in turn, bring other immigrants to the country.
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Moreover, loosening control over capital enabled capital to be withdrawn, flee abroad, and become involved in games whereby "money begets money" in global financial markets.
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A tax audit is an accounting procedure whereby the IRS examines your individual or business financial records to ensure you filed your tax return accurately.
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The city has set up a programme, known as Safe Stations, whereby anyone struggling with drug addiction can walk into a fire station seeking help.
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He supported a transition period, whereby Britain will follow EU rules for a limited period after it has left the bloc, while some Brexiteers howled.
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There are many situations whereby introverts will make good leaders and it seems that introverts have the potential to emerge as leaders in those situations.
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And this discovery is consistent with a subclass of supernova explosions, whereby massive dying stars experience a series of violent eruptions before finally going supernova.
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But in fomenting a climate whereby the onus is on Trump to prove he's not a Russian "puppet," the party's leaders have done exactly that.
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It will mean, in theory, that there will be a vote tomorrow whereby they have the chance, parliament behind me, to rule out no deal.
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But Republicans are proposing a new plan, to kick in in 2020, whereby the feds will only match Medicaid spending to a certain fixed amount.
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Instead he developed an alternative procedure, whereby officers report the miscreants to their parents and then force them to attend lessons in how to behave.
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An example of an area it reckons could benefit from utilizing blockchain technology is registration services — aka mechanisms whereby various energy industry assets are recorded.
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The Russians have created a situation whereby one can agree or disagree with them, but they can no longer be ignored on the international stage.
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As well as the right to take guns to class, "constitutional carry"—whereby concealed weapons may be carried without a permit—has been exercising legislatures.
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I'm sure it's different for everyone, but it makes sense that there's a basic element of human psychology whereby extreme situations lead to extreme reactions.
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Mnangagwa's government last month agreed a staff-monitored programme with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) whereby the fund will help Zimbabwe implement coherent economic policies.
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Trump was satisfied with a bargain whereby Republicans in Congress set most policy, and in return they turned a blind eye to his self-enrichment.
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Participants called their act a "sit-in", a tactic of the civil-rights era whereby protestors plant themselves in a contested space to urge change.
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The post-war Keynesian consensus, whereby government intervened in the economy to maintain full employment and living standards, was the embodiment of "one-nation" politics.
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Meanwhile, a "Red Redux," whereby the GOP takes back the House and keeps Trump in the White House, could propel the current pace of deregulation.
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He suggested a plan whereby astronauts would first spend several months on the space station, before heading to the Moon for a six-month stay.
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Some worry that the #MeToo movement helped spark a troubling backlash, whereby the "mommy tax" will increase and the "daddy bonus" will get even bigger.
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It needs to be an informed dialogue, whereby questionable information is verified, and greater interest is taken by Washington in Morocco's sociopolitical development, broadly speaking.
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"We have ... a situation whereby people have promised to send to us affidavits ... where they can also give evidence against the professor," the lawyer said.
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There is privilege that can be asserted over the "deliberative process," whereby agencies withhold information that would reveal internal deliberations on a policy or action.
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It also offers loans to buy systems, as well as power purchase agreements, whereby homeowners buy power generated by the system at a fixed price.
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"Transformational transactions, whereby we thereafter no longer hold majority, or our headquarters is no longer in Hesse, are not an option for us," he said.
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Now imagine that that fictional space has a different set of rules whereby everyone has an equal opportunity to make money from their personal data.
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The case has drawn fresh global attention to Saudi's guardianship system, whereby women must have permission from a male relative to work, marry, and travel.
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"You get this situation whereby if you vote when you're young in the first three elections, that's likely to predict you continue voting," he said.
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What you don't see happening is countries following a path whereby the hereditary monarch is replaced by an elected one and that evolves into democracy.
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The reverse merger, whereby VMware would actually buy the larger Dell, would then allow Dell to be traded publicly without going through a formal listing.
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Herman is frustrated by the randomness of existence, Mr. Neuenfels says, whereby people born to privilege enjoy the freedom and power only money can provide.
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We also discussed Canada's efficiencies defence, whereby increased efficiencies attributable to a merger may be used as a defence against the merger's anti-competitive effects.
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In America, a practice called "tying" is common, whereby home-sellers are forced to agree upfront on the rate they will pay the buyer's broker.
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Six others run opt-out systems, whereby registered members of certain Christian churches (and, in some cases, other religious groups) are required to pay tax.
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The vacated plinths or spaces formerly occupied by statuary give rise to another photographic possibility whereby the monuments' felt absence might be documented and gauged.
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Underneath its modern (and fairly unmusical) surface is an outdated formula whereby the ballerina, taking advantage of a willing male partner, displays her vague moodiness.
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In short, both Raisman and Maroney's statements point to a system of institutional complicity, whereby the organizations surrounding Nassar perpetuated his heinous and criminal conduct.
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Cleese's character is determined to press ahead on his chosen road in quest of the mythical grail, whereby Arthur swiftly defenestrates him of his limbs.
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Culturally, there is a tendency to look at acts of sexual violence as a hierarchy, whereby we rank some acts as more serious than others.
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AND IF YOU LOOK AT WHAT'S GOING ON, WE JUST WENT THROUGH AN ELECTION WHEREBY SIGNIFICANT POPULAR MAJORITY WE'VE ELECTED A NEW PRESIDENT IN MEXICO.
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"The way I see telemedicine is, it's a more unique method of delivering health care to individuals, whereby it's a lot more accessible," Lee said.
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That has led some to consider a reverse mortgage, whereby you do not have to repay the mortgage while you are living in the house.
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The reverse merger, whereby VMware would actually buy the larger Dell, would then allow Dell to be traded publicly without going through a formal listing.
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JT: We are actively, basically following the guidelines of the regulatory whereby the P53P kind of industry is under transformation, where it will be restructured.
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"There is already a saving tradition in Myanmar whereby families leave one scoop of rice before they cook to donate to another family later," said Moo.
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Labrie was participating in the boarding school's "Senior Salute" tradition, whereby upperclassmen (typically boys) try to hook up with as many underclassmen as possible before graduation.
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The Chairman is proud to have established a rule whereby items to be voted on are made available to the public three weeks before that vote.
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Tighten up terms (understanding that some clients will likely pay you late) and establish processes whereby customers hear from you the moment a payment is late.
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Sanders sees those bonuses as implicitly corrupt and as part of a problematic revolving door whereby wealthy financial interests exercise undue influence over the political process.
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And should Washington withdraw support for sanctions, it could very well trigger a chain reaction, whereby European Union states such as Italy and Greece follow suit.
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The class started with a warmup of squats and a move called a "fire starter," whereby you rub your hands together as if starting a fire.
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Time and again, the government fails to make sex education compulsory in schools, and time and again, bodies become battlegrounds whereby unwanted advances are constantly made.
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The cultural myopia in this instance sets up a precedent whereby the robots will only be successful within cultures that match their particular way of engagement.
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It has long proposed a "dual suspension", whereby North Korea stops weapons tests and the United States and South Korea stop military drills, to encourage talks.
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Metagenomics is a technique whereby the DNA in a sample containing material from several species is extracted and sequenced without first being sorted in any way.
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A compromise was struck whereby, when it came to the assignment of political power, a slave counted for three-fifths of a free man or woman.
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The complaint details a system whereby parking production assistants are given a flat rate for a full 12-hour shift, or a six-hour half shift.
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Indeed, carried interest, whereby private-equity firms' profits are taxed at the rate imposed on capital gains, rather than that on income, only applies to partnerships.
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State prosecutors had suspected Wiedeking and his former finance chief Holger Haerter of conducting a secret plan, whereby investors were misled and the share price manipulated.
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Car thieves could also use it to "clone" cars, a process whereby a vehicle's VIN number is altered to conceal the fact that it was stolen.
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Details of the bail-out scheme are pending, but may resemble a rescue plan in the 1990s, whereby banks financed "recapitalisation bonds" issued by the government.
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The Vertepac system requires a one-time setup whereby you extend the spine and lock it to match the belt with the top of your hips.
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But Ryan has a pretty consistent and somewhat metaphysical theory of poverty whereby helping poor people by directly providing them with additional material resources doesn't count.
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Last year, Australia struck a deal whereby America would take up to 1,250 people from the two detention centres, but the plan irked President Donald Trump.
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The term "unmasking" typically refers to a process whereby a senior official requests to see the name of US citizen blacked out in an intelligence report.
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Nearly every country involved has pledged specific emission reductions and committed to a system whereby those reductions will be regularly reviewed and the information transparently shared.
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Tim Smith, the principal adolescent psychologist at Sydney's Psychology and Counseling Group, says this causes a social struggle in teenagers whereby fitting in takes high priority.
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Cable networks are losing millions of subscribers to "cord-cutting", whereby customers drop expensive pay-TV packages in favour of much cheaper internet services like Netflix.
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But now, with all of these various media, whereby everybody gets a say about everybody else all the time, a certain kind of proportion is lost.
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France tried to stop a deal whereby Britain alone could ask for any euro-zone decision it disliked to be referred up to an EU summit.
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TMZ reports that the Trump family is planning an "opening day" fundraiser whereby donors can get face time (and shooting time) with the new president's family.
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An interesting dynamic is unfolding whereby the worse a stock was hit in the year through Wednesday's close, the better it did as the market bounced.
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The sheer number of decisions we have to make each day leads to a phenomenon called decision fatigue, whereby your brain actually tires like a muscle.
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The truck will be capable of autonomous "platooning," the system whereby driverless trucks are digitally connected and thus can follow behind a human-driven lead truck.
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European officials believe that these commitments prove that the 27 countries do not want to reach a state whereby they have to implement this insurance policy.
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But the episode underscores a pattern whereby Trump, whose policy views are notoriously flexible, often modifies his political positions after face time with high-level executives.
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After a particularly big prize is won, there is a halo effect, whereby ticket sales remain high even though the jackpot has reverted to the norm.
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That term refers to a business practice whereby applicants without traditional resumes, interviews, and reference letters are given equal consideration as their peers with such credentials.
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CLI has been unwinding its subordinated JV interest through sales and conversions to "participating" interests whereby the company received a share of the ongoing cash flows.
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The KP works through a so-called "system of warranties," whereby every government must provide a written guarantee that shipped gems aren't involved in funding conflict.
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A life of hard drinking had led to a diagnosis of peripheral neuritis, a debilitating and extremely painful condition whereby the body's nerve endings burn away.
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Retroactive continuity, or "retcon" - whereby authors or film-makers retrospectively change original storylines, often to bring them into line with modern views - is becoming more common.
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Some suggest a compromise whereby eastern Libya is given a measure of autonomy and its own regional army led by General Haftar, under a central command.
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Enter Swet Shop Boys, who have crafted a infectious middle-ground whereby their songs are simultaneously stone-wall rap bangers and vital slabs of social commentary.
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Guiding players to a position whereby, at the climax, they want to kill everybody and save Ellie just as much as Joel is its crowning achievement.
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With such students particularly scarce because of the war, hospitals were forced into a race whereby they sent out offers to promising candidates earlier and earlier.
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A £300m ($425m) scheme whereby employers received a payment of up to £2,230 for hiring an unemployed young person closed in 22015 after low take-up.
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The rentier model, whereby the Al Sauds distributed largesse and do-nothing public jobs in return for obedience, was under strain even when oil was booming.
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First, we know Google's staying the course with the new strategy it set out with Pixel, whereby it aims to compete more directly with the iPhone.
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"Across much of the estate, Paperchase has proposed an innovative structure whereby the future rents will be linked to the turnover of the stores," it added.
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The gender gap in presidential politics, whereby women are markedly more likely to vote for Democrats than men, is a relatively new phenomenon in American politics.
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The "Rosatellum" law introduces a system whereby 20183 percent of the seats will be allocated via a "first-past-the-post" system and 64 percent proportionally.
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This is different to somatic (body) cell gene-editing, whereby only existing cells are targeted and the changes made are not passed on to future offspring.
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"Further downside would only be consistent with a hard landing scenario, whereby profit momentum turns negative and earnings do not grow in the next two years".
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They coordinate a logistical masterpiece whereby results from all the polling places under their control must be delivered, tallied, and reported as unofficial to the public.
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The justices took up the case to revisit what's known as Auer deference, a doctrine whereby courts defer to federal agencies' reasonable reading of ambiguous regulations.
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Such a tax would be a major shift from existing rules, whereby companies are charged on their profits and pay no tax if they report losses.
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He described the activities of the Clinton Foundation as a "pay to play" scheme, whereby foundation officials sought donations from people seeking access to the government.
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The Maine Republican did not rule out voting for the so-called nuclear option, whereby the Senate could change the filibuster rule with a simple majority.
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Since his death, in 1953, royal succession has been determined on the principle of agnatic seniority, whereby a king's younger brother is preferred over his sons.
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It is also similarly looking to offer a merchandising service whereby users can buy T-shirts and other paraphernalia from their favorite artists from external partners.
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That's why Dell was looking at doing a reverse merger with VMware, whereby it could have traded its stock, and potentially some cash, for VMware shares.
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He's documenting a theory about how sting pain functions: as a deterrent, whereby it creates a memory of pain that stays with a predator for life.
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The law is meant to spur green investment and to curb "greenwashing", a practice whereby companies claim to be more environmentally friendly than they really are.
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Macrophilia (which literally translates to "lover of large") is a fetish whereby people experience sexual arousal while fantasizing about others that are significantly bigger than them.
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She notes that the government generally goes through a process whereby it decides whether to disclose information about certain vulnerabilities so that manufacturers can patch them.
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"The corporation's remaining loan agreements do not contain a condition whereby this arrest of shares will lead to a technical default," Sistema said in a statement.
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Perpetually relying on this authorization creates scenarios whereby statutory language is constantly being reinterpreted and expanded to suit new strategic and political ends — a dangerous precedent.
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There's nobody being held accountable, and that has unleashed this sense of autonomy to whereby, well, they can't be touched—things don't apply to them anymore.
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But perhaps there's a middle road whereby you can temporarily lock it for a preset time period, after which it deletes itself if not unlocked manually.
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But Republicans are proposing a new funding approach, to kick in in 2020, whereby the feds will only match Medicaid spending to a certain fixed amount.
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The show playfully activates the Latin notion of "ignotum per ignotius," whereby the obscure is made cursorily known by way of an even more obscure reference.
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S&P believes that a scenario whereby the United States imposes sanctions on the secondary market for Russian sovereign bonds would be disruptive to financial markets.
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It's an attempt to break the cycle whereby children are automatically religious whether they like it or not, simply by inheriting the religion of their parents.
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I no longer worry about styling myself for my "portfolio career," whereby holding down a variety of jobs used to mean worrying about different dress codes.
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Furthermore, a nascent credit rating market in the Nigeria has fueled practices whereby landlords can require advance deposit of up to two years rent from tenants.
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The alternative is a one-sided system whereby the bloc grants market access if a foreign country's rules are fully aligned or "equivalent" with its own.
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In addition, the bodies are pressing for a procedure whereby consumers would be notified before their content is removed or given an opportunity to challenge it.
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The syndrome is a psychological disorder whereby caregivers seek attention from the illness of a dependent, and sometimes deliberately cause them injuries to gain further attention.
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China has long proposed a "dual suspension," whereby North Korea stops weapons tests and the United States and South Korea stop military drills, to encourage talks.
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Nutrient pollution has been connected to cancer, birth defects, and the deadly Blue Baby Syndrome—the condition whereby infants deprived of blood oxygen literally turn blue.
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After the US nearly defaulted on its debts in 1979, Congress enacted a system whereby it automatically raised the debt ceiling as needed when passing budgets.
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By law, inmates must be paid to work, but last year Rio's government created a new category of "volunteer labor" whereby inmates receive only reduced sentences.
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After releasing Twos, not even a year after 669 he has transcended the metaphoric "glass ceiling," whereby artists are restricted to remaining a hyper-local sensation.
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And, whereby 20 years ago President Obama would have been roundly defeated by an establishment candidate like Mitt Romney, the white establishment is now the minority.
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Democrats have also embraced the "Ginsburg Rule," whereby nominees refuse to answer specific questions on how they would rule on issues that might come before them.
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The other kind of near-field transmission is capacitive coupling, whereby power is transferred via electric field between two metal electrodes, which together form a capacitor.
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These biofilms can be elaborate structures, with the bacteria showing division of labour whereby they differentiate into subpopulations with specialized functions to help maintain the colony.
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The Times is making itself an accomplice to a scheme whereby Trump likely intends to put his potential Democratic opponent under federal investigation for partisan reasons.
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Republicans have floated the idea of a witness deal, whereby Democrats could subpoena former Trump national security adviser Bolton and Republicans could bring in Hunter Biden.
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As the IPCC showed, with sufficient torturing of climate-economic models, it is still possible to construct a pathway whereby emissions decline at the needed rate.
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An exit fudge whereby Britain leaves in name only, with constant extensions for further trade negotiations, would be a very European solution to the Brexit conundrum.
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Those claims were based on the now infamous "body count" ratios whereby the higher rate of Communists' battlefield losses was said to presage their impending defeat.
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The American coalition wants to counter Beijing's practice of "dumping" — whereby one state sells goods in the U.S. below cost — that has fanned the entrenched feud.
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Instead, it establishes a process whereby every four years a president must submit a proposal to Congress, which could then be fast-tracked through both chambers.
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By doing this, transitioning can be positioned as a form of "conversion therapy," whereby a lesbian is forced into a male identity and de facto heterosexuality.
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It also alleges that Match relied on deceptive email marketing tactics whereby some users were coerced into signing up for the paid service under false pretenses.
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But it was also more than just Instagram; it was a system whereby people could send images around the world and share them with each other.
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The standoff was resolved when Canada promised a new co-management approach whereby Heiltsuk rights to not only the resource, but also its management, are respected.
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But the Senate is chosen on a system of first-past-the-post, whereby the candidate who wins most votes in a given constituency is duly elected.
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To parse this hideous amount of data, the researchers turned to artificial intelligence, whereby a machine-learning algorithm was taught to differentiate between fungal and ant cells.
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That's essentially the idea behind the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, whereby states agree to pledge their electoral votes to whichever candidate wins the popular vote nationwide.
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Net metering — whereby utilities are required to buy surplus power generated by rooftop-solar customers — has come under attack in many states, but has mostly proven resilient.
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The Swiss supreme court's ruling could set a precedent whereby other Swiss banks have to hand over confidential historical data to foreign tax authorities that demand it.
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The upper house of parliament also voted on Tuesday in favour of an amendment whereby Britain would continue to participate in EU agencies after leaving the bloc.
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The issue is "autofilling," whereby you store your usernames and passwords with your browser so it can fill in and submit those fields instantly on your behalf.
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Federal laws still allow firearm dealers to adopt this "default proceed" policy, whereby the sale goes through if the background check is not completed within three days.
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Mr Obama failed to order punitive strikes, and instead accepted a Russian deal whereby Syria would adopt the chemical weapons convention and surrender its stock of poison.
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They asked him to consider the doctrinal change announced by Pope Francis in early August, whereby the Catholic church now holds that capital punishment is always wrong.
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In practice, this idea is known as the Principle of Least Privilege, whereby companies give employees only the data access they need to do their jobs effectively.
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As a reminder, zero-rating is the contested practice whereby network providers don't charge customers for data used by specific applications or internet services through their network.
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It would then create a "fork," or clone, of XRP's network whereby willing XRP holders (except for Ripple) would receive one Valor token for every XRP token.
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One way to reduce their carbon footprint is the subscription model, also known as "as-a-service," whereby a central entity owns and upgrades equipment for customers.
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Instead of providing a clear differentiation of powers, devolution brought a fudge whereby Westminster would "not normally" legislate on devolved matters without permission from the relevant institutions.
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SABMiller and privately owned Castel have an alliance whereby SAB owns 20 percent of Castel and Castel owns 38 percent of SAB's African business, excluding South Africa.
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The study shows that partners' genes work indirectly through what's known as social genetic effects (SGEs), whereby the genes in one individual impact the health of another.
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For centuries, a delicate status quo has existed at the Noble Santuary-Temple Mount whereby Jews and Christians can visit, but only Muslims are allowed to pray.
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All four dancers turned on the invader and ganged up on him, successfully thwarting the threat, whereby all four returned to the dance floor to rejoice together.
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U.S. law requires banks to enforce "Know Your Customer" guidelines, whereby accounts are opened only by "genuine" customers, with documentation that establishes identity and legality of funds.
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Dickey's comparison commits the fallacy of relative privation, whereby one thing isn't bad because there are other bad things in the world that are worse by comparison.
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To initiate the process, the dung beetle climbs to the top of its ball of poop and performs a "dance" whereby it rotates about its vertical axis.
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Images: Patrick Commecy/A-FrescoTrompe l'oeil (literally "to deceive the eye") is an ancient technique whereby a painter creates a visual illusion via a trick of perspective.
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This occurs by two different processes: 1, a basal level whereby a small number of mucin filled containers release their contents without a signal from the outside.
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It means Venezuela has been thrust into a situation whereby it has an internationally-recognized government — with no control over state functions — running parallel to Maduro's parliament.
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Caveat: A source says deal is structured much like Uber's old transaction with Goldman Sachs, whereby the investors receive an guaranteed return at IPO, which rises annually.
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" He added that this "creates a concerning dynamic whereby designees who are paid by the aircraft manufacturers, airlines, or repair stations are simultaneously overseeing for the FAA.
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From Thomson Reuters: There also has been a major post-election uptick in "outbound" M&A deals, whereby UK-based firms buy companies outside of the country.
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We employ what's referred to as the "decimal trick," whereby we simply move the decimal in the total one place to the left to calculate 10 percent.
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Complete heterochromia is a fairly rare condition (in humans) whereby each iris is a distinctly different color, such as having one blue iris and the other brown.
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He has focused on trying to make Twitter easier to use, creating a "Moments" function, whereby users can see what the big stories of the day are.
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"—explains that this is "an example of a hybrid image, whereby a low spatial frequency of one picture is combined with a high spacial frequency of another.
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A foreign currency overhang remains for the system, whereby around ISK11533bn is held by non-residents who have been unable to convert these amounts to foreign currency.
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L), last month unveiled a new "basic" fare, whereby a one-way ticket between London and Boston in the United States would cost from 175 pounds ($236).
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Grenada's Prime Minister Keith Mitchell said his country had gained massively since starting a program in 2014 whereby people can acquire citizenship for an investment from $150,000.
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Rather than a one-to-one exchange, whereby you end a life so that yours may continue, killing in Survival is for the sake of all humanity.
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The process includes resting on one of the pillow's angled sides with one arm placed through the arm opening whereby jaw movement and sleep apnea are avoided.
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Earlier this year, Twitter announced it was rolling out a new personalized timeline feature, whereby popular tweets would feature near the top of each user's Twitter feed.
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Third, the case may presage a judicial retreat away from the constitutionally erroneous doctrine whereby the courts give less protection to commercial speech than to political speech.
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On the American right, there is a kind of pre-Enlightenment approach to science whereby politicians who want to appeal to fundamentalist voters will even deny evolution.
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High-tech firms like Amazon create a "clustering effect," Moretti's research has found, whereby a company attracts workers with specialized knowledge in, say, software and data analysis.
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E-Estonia is an illustration of a digital nationalism whereby nation-states engage with global borderless technologies and language in support of a distinctly sovereign bordered order.
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This limited the scope for so called "Ricardian" effects, whereby private sector saving rates fall following a fiscal tightening, offsetting some of the negative impact on growth.
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MORE deserves far more credit for having made the ultimate decision while sitting in a position whereby being cautious and risk-averse is often the default standard.
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"My expectation is that by the end of the year, we will have created the conditions whereby Mosul will eventually fall," he told Charlie Rose of CBS.
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In 22016 he set up a scheme whereby his best engineers worked at remote power stations while taking classes that enabled them to apply to elite universities.
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Us, a platform for local media in growing cities, with a focus on delightful email newsletters and experiences for communities of local explorers, makers, and leaders. WhereBy.
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It is growing in accordance with our baseline forecast but our President has set us the objective whereby the Russian economy grows at rates above world levels.
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A business lobby group said Nersa's tariff award could exacerbate Eskom's "death spiral" whereby higher power tariffs drive more of its clients to seek alternative power sources.
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This, Tang explained, is viewed as a new retail channel for brands, whereby consumers want to make "experience-led" purchases as an alternative to the high street.
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It also is an attempt to eliminate corporate inversions, whereby American companies move their official headquarters to lower-tax havens like Ireland, the United Kingdom and Bermuda.
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In 2001, President Robert Mugabe introduced land reforms aimed at addressing colonial imbalances whereby a few white farmers own most of the best agricultural land in Zimbabwe.
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The deep diversification of curatorial staff and executive leadership whereby the lived experience of oppressions — including patriarchy, white supremacy, and poverty — are valued and factored in. 3.
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"We're in a unique position, whereby we see this technology on the frontier but yet we can talk about it and maybe understand it more," he says.
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They also proposed creating a framework whereby the number of foreign workers would be doubled from around 908,000 currently, and the term "unskilled labor" would be abandoned.
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Huawei employs a system whereby top execs rotate in and out of the position of chairman for months-long stints, while CEO Ren Zhengfei remains in place.
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And the result of that is a conflation between these two domains in China, whereby the state is the market and it is using the data flows.
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Aides to Cruz and Kasich on Sunday evening announced a plan whereby Kasich would not campaign in Indiana, while Cruz would reciprocate in New Mexico and Oregon.
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The European model of "dual training," whereby students interested in technical careers serve apprenticeships in companies related to their courses of study, would generate more skilled labor.
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The goal, after the interference by the Ugandan government, was to establish an Islamic State in Uganda whereby the Sharia Law could be the one in place.
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"In my own research, I have noticed a 'nerd bend' among all races, whereby high — but not the highest — achievers receive the most social rewards," Toldson said.
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Poland's nationalist government is lobbying for a "red-card" system whereby a grouping of national parliaments can band together to block planned legislation in the European Union.
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The goal is to develop a Pavlovian response whereby when you get the urge to touch your face, you don't in order to avoid the buzzing sensation.
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Finally, overuse of the word "racist" may lead to a "cry wolf" effect whereby real racists can hide due to exhaustion of public with norm over-policing.
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UK media regulator Ofcom has identified what it calls "The Greta Effect," whereby British children's use of social media to engage in online activism has increased significantly.
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We established priorities whereby we have our hospitals first in line and certainly the hotels and going into communities," Marin said in an interview with "Power Lunch.
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In 2015, the choreographer Stephen Petronio launched his company's "Bloodlines" project, whereby his shows would include dances not just by him but also by his postmodern predecessors.
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Both parties want to impose border controls and oppose the system whereby migrants from outside the EU are the responsibility of the country where they first arrive.
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It wants a divestiture of the L'Oreal stake, and has floated an exchange offer whereby Nestle shareholders are offered shares of L'Oreal, maker of Maybelline make-up.
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It's a process whereby the Defense Department conducts a holistic assessment of its physical infrastructure for military value, in order to distribute those assets for maximum effectiveness.
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But wouldn't it be great if there were some sort of law of physics whereby the bigger the bed you slept in, the greater the theme revealer?
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Saving one mother and her newborn can lead to a paradigm shift whereby racial bias no longer acts as a deleterious factor in a woman's health outcome.
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He knew the illusory technique called the Shepard Tone, "whereby you feel a continuing rise in pitch," he said, though the music doesn't actually escalate that high.
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Read more " _____ • Colin Dueck in Claremont Review: "Now we have a situation whereby some intellectuals still believe they, not the great majority of conservative voters, define conservatism.
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The difference is that from day one Trump has enjoyed a GOP Senate majority and the new rules whereby judicial nominees cannot be filibustered by the minority.
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"The central bank is migrating to a system whereby the policy rate will be only a reference in a rates corridor framework," Citibank said in a note.
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"We've become a society whereby people want the convenience of enjoying a meal where they want it, when they want it, how they want it," Wright says.
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It is commonly said that this tax on universities rides on populist impulses whereby universities and colleges rake in millions while their graduates are swamped in debt.
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Sexual synesthesia is just one form of synesthesia—the umbrella term for a range of experiences whereby stimulation of one sense induces automatic, involuntary sensory perceptions elsewhere.
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They kidnapped stock breeders and merchants, and they had what we called vaccines, whereby people would pay them a monthly amount of money to just stay away.
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"We've reached a preliminary agreement, whereby the company has not been required to admit any liability," said a lawyer representing Piper Gear, the second tactical gear maker.
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The NHL has one delightful bylaw in it, whereby it's the only pro sport that allows for someone not on the roster to play in the game.
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The revolving door— whereby members leave office to help business interests get their way in Congress — has only grown as a reality of life on Capitol Hill.
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There's also a rare disease called pernicious anemia whereby people can't absorb vitamin B12 via their gastrointestinal tracts because they lack an important protein called intrinsic factor.
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HTC and Google have just made official a $1.1 billion agreement whereby a substantial proportion of HTC's smartphone design and engineering team will move to work for Google.
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That would mark a return to an earlier pattern of voting in Scotland, whereby people preferred the SNP at Holyrood elections and bigger nationwide parties at general elections.
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The first is that a male bear's killing of a female's cub or cubs will force her back into heat, whereby she might be receptive to mating again.
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The research points to a common trend among growth forecasts, whereby less developed countries with a lower initial base line — in this case wealth — see greater relative growth.
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So it would be incredibly useful to have a technique whereby this so-called point mutation can be repaired without messing around too much with the surrounding DNA.
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Alchemy 43 offers a payment system whereby members can pay $99 per month via debit, and that money is then banked and customers can apply it to treatments.
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On the U.S. federal level, it's a process whereby a simple majority vote in the House can accuse a civil official, including the president, of an "impeachable" offense.
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To explain this tremendous DNA turnover, Feschotte proposes an "accordion model" of evolution, whereby genomes expand and contract, forever gathering up new base pairs and dumping old ones.
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Some analysts have started to speculate about a restructuring of Italy's public debt, whereby investors would see their bonds replaced with others of lower value or longer maturity.
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Whereby elections in some pretense of democracy are maintained, the form of it, but those in power seek to undermine every institution or norm that gives democracy meaning.
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Paulson added that he could choose to run a hybrid business whereby one part manages his assets and the other manages client capital with a profit-sharing agreement.
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It will reduce overall health care spending and finally end the situation whereby Americans are forced to choose between putting food on the table and paying for medicine.
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One new possibility is community solar, whereby customers who can't afford their own solar installation, or who don't have a suitable roof, can buy into a shared installation.
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"I do not know of any way of unilaterally verifying an agreement whereby North Korea gives up its nuclear arsenal," said William J. Perry, a former defense secretary.
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That news sparked concerns about the beginning of a global trade war, whereby countries around the world impose tariffs on each other, ostensibly to protect their own interests.
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Right before the merger, Tyco will conduct a reverse stock split, whereby Tyco shareholders will receive a ratio of 0.955 shares for each of their existing Tyco shares.
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In 2011 the Awami League abolished the system whereby a neutral caretaker government presided over elections—one of the causes of the furious protests at the subsequent ballot.
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During the primary contests, many Koch donors were urging the brothers to perform a "Trump Intervention," whereby the brothers would leverage their political operation to support Trump's rivals.
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The proposed scheme shields Monte dei Paschi from writedowns thanks to an accounting arrangement, often used by private companies, whereby the loss would be booked by the Treasury.
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In fact, official estimates of America's gig economy, whereby short-term freelance work is accessed through online market places, put it only at about 1% of total employment.
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Gelman also said that part of the betting markets' resilience to budging from the Brexit "remain" vote may have been "circular reasoning," whereby the markets were self-reinforcing.
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On August 22nd the Supreme Court banned "triple talaq", a practice whereby Muslim men could annul their marriage simply by pronouncing the Arabic word for divorce three times.
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Those interested in being residents at Serenbe had better start networking — rather than an application system, it uses a nomination model whereby a national steering committee recommends artists.
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This follows recommendations by British lawmakers in January for the introduction of a "latte levy" whereby consumers pay an extra 25 pence ($0.34) for a disposable coffee cup.
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The Indian government has now said that it "remains hopeful for an amicable outcome whereby India gets back a valued piece of art with strong roots in India".
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" He called for a comprehensive national program whereby the government would enlist the Orthodox Church, mass media, and civil society to jointly "promote family values in the society.
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But the biggest blow to the opposition came in the form of tweaks to the formula whereby the commission allocates the 150 seats awarded on a proportional basis.
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"The U.K. has created a system whereby the monarch is not able to exercise power – although all power exists in her person," constitutional expert Alastair Bruce tells PEOPLE.
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"The U.K. has created a system whereby the monarch is not able to exercise power – although all power exists in her person," constitutional expert Alastair Bruce told PEOPLE.
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Lind tells me that a bike sharing community has developed in Europe whereby people lend their bikes out for money during the day when they're not in use.
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These intergalactic pulses of radio energy have defied explanation, but a new theory suggests a technological origin, whereby aliens use these beams to propel their ships through space.
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Britain still has among the lowest levels of food redistribution, whereby out-of-date but edible food is redistributed to people in need via charities and food banks.
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A somewhat dystopian view not helped by Schneider's comparison of space mining to fishing, whereby "fishermen own the fish they catch, but they do not own the ocean".
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Britain's financial sector has proposed a "mutual recognition" pact whereby Britain and the EU accept the broad thrust of each other's rules to allow two-way market access.
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Britain is believed to favor mixed approach of "managed divergence" after it leaves, whereby it will follow EU rules in some sectors and diverge from them in others.
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Instead, we're likely to see behavior similar to that of cell phones, whereby EV drivers will seek to "top off" where convenient or compelling on their daily route.
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It has thrust the OPEC producer into uncharted territory — whereby it now has an internationally-recognized government, with no control over state functions, running parallel to Maduro's regime.
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Britain and its banks want a more ambitious "mutual recognition" trade pact whereby Britain and the bloc accept each other's rules to allow cross-border business to continue.
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"It is a challenge but we have set a system whereby the banks cannot use the foreign currency holdings they have in Lebanon, outside Lebanon," Salameh told CNBC.
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Measures will be aimed at curbing specific tax avoidance schemes such as "profit shifting", whereby multinationals artificially move their profits to low-tax countries, a second official said.
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It is also running a pilot project in Amsterdam whereby customers can simply click on their mobile phone to notify Zalando that they want to return a product.
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The Samburu legal case rests on the principle of adverse possession, whereby someone who has lived continuously on a piece of land for 12 years can gain ownership.
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Nobody imagined the DIY democratization of media whereby a guy with a smartphone would have all the documentary and distribution power of NBC or The New York Times.
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And it adds up to this situation whereby the presidency is, if you're the president, you want to make it something close to a dictatorship in certain realms.
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So is the incoming arrangement, whereby interest rates will be set by a panel comprising government and RBI appointees rather than the RBI's boss being in sole charge.
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Workers' advocates are pleased with his promise to crack down on "contractualisation", whereby employers hire labour from third-party suppliers on short-term contracts to avoid paying benefits.
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Kaper-Dale brokered a unique agreement with local immigration officials whereby 72 undocumented Indonesian men could remain in their homes if they checked in with ICE every month.
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This implicit tax is not explicit like income tax, whereby raising your income to where you lose free government insurance reduces your incentive to work and earn more.
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According to NBC News, Melania Trump has an unusual deal with Getty Pictures whereby she is paid for some of the images they distribute to certain news agencies.
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James Madison, one of America's Founding Fathers, and Edmund Burke, his philosophising contemporary, argued for a "trustee" model, whereby voters elect politicians to make difficult decisions for them.
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Evidently it's hoping that by connecting celebrities more closely with fans there will be a halo effect whereby some of the good vibes are transferred back to Twitter.
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Rwanda, for example, rolled out a programme over three years, whereby local surveyors worked with land owners and their neighbours to demarcate and register 10.3m parcels of land.
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"A death panel is whereby a group of individuals unrelated to the person in the hospital decide whether or not that person should live or die," Cain replied.
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The doctors in her unit don't administer pain relief for gastroschisis, a condition whereby an infant is born with their bowels, and sometimes other organs, on the outside.
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A 'border adjustment' would be applied whereby companies which import products for resale or use in a manufacturing process would not receive a tax deduction for the cost.
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Bdood works largely in the same way as Uber Jump, whereby people are able to rent a bike to travel from one part of the city to another.
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Since white minority rule ended in 1994, the ANC has followed a "willing-seller, willing-buyer" model whereby the government buys white-owned farms for redistribution to blacks.
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One adviser described the situation as an "alignment of stars" whereby LSE's share price continued to rise and counterparties began to see the strategic value of a merger.
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"Our president has set us the objective whereby the Russian economy grows at rates above world levels, this means almost 4 percent," Elvira Nabiullina told CNBC's Geoff Cutmore.
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The staff is exceptionally warm and friendly, attentive without being obsequious, thanks in part to a system whereby customers are rated on a scale of one to three.
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Underemployment amongst recent graduates – whereby young people graduate with degrees or skills which leave them with employment opportunities that don't fully exploit their potential – is on the rise.
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Rather, we recommend a procedure whereby Congress would debate and enact a 25-year spending plan for the major entitlements with a clear plan to cover their cost.
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The bank is introducing a new layer of security whereby the staff who are approved to send SWIFT payment instructions must now sign on with a fingerprint scanner.
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Uber and German automaker Daimler today announced an agreement whereby Daimler will begin producing self-driving Mercedes-Benz vehicles that will operate on Uber's global ride-sharing network.
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Whereby elections and some pretense of democracy are maintained — the form of it — but those in power seek to undermine every institution or norm that gives democracy meaning.
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Guns have helped foster a new "citizen protector" ethic, whereby firearms — and the willingness to use them to defend innocent life — come to represent an affirmation of life.
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Fitch has deducted from the interest revenues the amounts, which are assumed to be lost in a scenario whereby the instalment amount is higher than the inflation rate.
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Many of their leading lights peddle corporatized "resistance" paraphernalia and promote emotionally-satisfying but fanciful scenarios whereby Trump will be ousted from office imminently for "treason"-related offenses.
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Wall Street banks such as Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan in Dubai have implemented a split team approach, whereby some staffers work from home and others at the office.
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It sets a clean energy standard (CES) whereby all utilities must deliver carbon-neutral power by 2030 and 100 percent "clean, renewable and zero-emission" electricity by 2035.
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Button is also betting on the idea of "contextual commerce," whereby more and more transactions will start on content apps where the content or experience is contextually relevant.
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Lawmakers voted 75-30 in favor of the law, which was held under an agreement whereby individual MPs were free to vote in accordance with their personal views.
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Exxon has proposed a production-sharing agreement whereby it recoups its development costs by sharing the output of the Nahr Bin Umar and Artawi fields with the government.
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The app productizes the Harlem Shake phenomenon, whereby people promote their own takes on a piece of content, drawing attention to the original and all the other versions.
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But Mr. Clinton's legal team negotiated a deal whereby he testified voluntarily before a grand jury, and Mr. Starr withdrew the subpoena, so the issue was never adjudicated.
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The latest migrant surge follows Turkey's decision to stop enforcing a 2016 accord with the European Union whereby it stopped migrants entering the bloc in return for cash.
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The cornerstone of the new order was a so-called pact of forgetting, whereby the Old Guard agreed to step aside in return for de-facto political amnesty.
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Privilege du blanc, "the privilege of the white," is a tradition whereby only certain queens and princesses from Catholic royal families can wear white at a papal reception.
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This creates the unlikely situation whereby The Article&aposs web design team for a time knew more about the future of the royal family than Queen Elizabeth II.
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It means the country remains locked in a political stalemate, whereby it has an internationally-recognized government, with no control over state functions, running parallel to Maduro's regime.
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Accordingly, in Syria, the Turks and Russians have arrived at a modus vivendi whereby they cut deals and de-conflict their forces on a case-by-case basis.
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Outsourcing and delegation is common in fund management and in broking, whereby the processing of transactions or other activities across several EU states are centralised in one country.
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Professor Arrow's work spawned the modern treatment of "moral hazard," whereby the fact of the purchase of insurance systematically affects the behavior of the parties to the contract.
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Portraits can also be entirely conceptual, but the process whereby the National Portrait Gallery commissions presidential portraits is structured to prevent anything too radical emerging from the artist.
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He said the parties were instead discussing the option of partnering with Hyundai through a "slot exchange and purchase agreement", whereby surplus capacity can be shared or traded.
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The alleged perpetrators operated their scam from 2012 to 2016, whereby they would call U.S. residents and claim to be the IRS or U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.
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"We have to have a serious conversation about, what are the business models, the algorithms, the mechanisms, whereby we can create more of a common conversation," he said.
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A security alliance evolved whereby Washington sold arms and provided military training to the Saudis and used the country as a bulwark against Soviet expansion during the Cold War.
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Instead, Assange said the documents -- which were stolen from Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta's email -- were easily obtained through a "phishing" solicitation, whereby Podesta mistakenly gave up his password.
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The mechanic whereby you have to recover your souls after you die is true to the video game, and the bonfire section of the map is an important hub.
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Josh Kallmer, executive vice president for policy at the Information Technology Industry Council, expressed hope for a system of rules whereby questions of security and competition can be balanced.
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Risks of gastric sleeve surgery include wound infections, a very narrow stomach pouch, as well as the previously mentioned gastric leaks, whereby the stomach contents exit the patient's abdomen.
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"The Kerch bridge… (is) effectively creating a situation whereby Russia has direct control over what vessels enter the Sea of Azov and leave the Sea of Azov," Stanley said.
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The other is an obligation RBS had under European state aid demands, whereby in recompense for receiving its bailout the bank would have to sell its Williams & Glyn unit.
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