I do think we could do a little bit better job of which specific sanctions are tied to which specific Russian malfeasance.
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It was unclear which specific teams inside Amazon were affected.
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Meanwhile, other officials have debated which specific cartels are involved.
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"And it depends on which specific chemical" is in the packaging.
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It's not immediately known which specific files JingWang is scanning for.
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It was unclear which specific news outlets he was referring to.
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Which specific things will Facebook do to prevent another scandal from happening?
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Under which specific chapter and section of Title 10 were they operating?
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None of the sources would say which specific Trump aides were discussed.
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Which specific treatments does Medicare pay for within its classes of coverage?
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On which specific candidates, issues, policies or political theories do you agree?
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But the rules don't detail which specific investments or fee levels are acceptable.
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Experts told our reporter which specific measures they recommend for the United States.
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Nielsen said it had not yet been decided which specific projects would be supported.
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The government hasn't yet announced which specific portfolios will be held by each minister.
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The order does not detail which specific programs will be subject to such requirements.
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Noisey: Which specific trance songs and artists did you draw from for "Angel's Egg"?
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Now, you may be wondering: Which specific part of the urchin am I eating?
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Gillespie: As of Thursday, we do not know which specific products will be targeted.
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But regardless of which specific vendor the breach stems from, the upshot is the same.
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Perhaps they will introduce new evidence to show which specific voting districts were intentionally gerrymandered.
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But it's unclear which specific involvement or activity from the NRA Rosendale is referring to.
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Differences across the states include which specific drugs are involved in the deaths, Rossen noted.
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But what hasn't been clear is which specific product or ingredient might be at fault.
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Ali's team did not state which specific FIFA electoral rule they believe Salman may have broken.
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Again there's no mention of which specific event/events it's fishing for a response to here.
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Officials declined to discuss which specific leaks are under investigation or who the suspects may be.
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A YouTube spokesperson declined to say which specific accounts or types of creators would be exempt.
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Pinpointing which specific companies are using particular shipments that ultimately benefited armed groups, however, is virtually impossible.
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But IKEA notes that it has not made any decision regarding which specific platforms would be involved.
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And so Backpage rolled out an alert feature, which informed users which specific term was to blame.
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Moderator Mary Katharine Ham asked which specific areas Trump said he'd push authorities back to the states.
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For instance, Medicare covers hospital and doctor visits associated with cancer care — but which specific cancer treatments?
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The poll also revealed which specific issues voters believed he has failed to properly manage as president.
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On ChefsFeed, for example, users can see which specific dishes are recommended by chefs around a specific location.
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Tesla did not immediately respond to a request for further information, including which specific stores would be reopening.
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Such ICRs won't include which specific page of a website a user visited, but rather the "front-page".
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Winter Soldier confirms only that Star Wars and Star Trek exist, not which specific films within those series.
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Unfortunately, the catchall category of "opioids" does not allow us to track which specific drugs are being prescribed.
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Modern America struggles with xenophobia to the extent we don't even know which specific cultural traditions we fear.
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It's still unclear which specific individuals Mueller requested information on and whether the president himself was one of them.
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Nor do the logs, which span roughly 7-months, indicate to which specific FCC docket a comment was submitted.
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A White House official was non-committal when asked about which specific executive actions the president might be considering.
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To that end it would be important to which specific foods are most beneficial for keeping one's arteries healthy.
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CNN has learned that key questions investigators are examining include: Which specific injuries to the body of Army Sgt.
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They wanted to test the site to figure out which specific words would lead a video to be demonetized.
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Branham, Soroka, and Wlezien also look at which specific issues spur disagreement: Do they fall down on ideological lines?
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In their statement, they did not specify a date, or which specific companies they hoped to grill in October.
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It was not immediately clear which specific officer the email address belonged to, as several shared the same name.
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Launchable pinpoints which specific bug tests are most relevant to the code in question, which can save developers hours.
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Under this reading, the issue of which specific ingredients were used in a lethal injection would have little relevance.
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So, which specific benefits and policies are the ones that will set your company apart as a modern, desirable workplace?
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The regulator did not say which specific rules or laws the two relatively small lenders had failed to comply with.
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The correspondence indicated that the company did not inform users which specific videos could have been shared without their knowledge.
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In Sweden, it matters much less which specific neighborhood you grow up in; in the US, it matters a ton.
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While it's not clear which specific accounts or channels Roskomnadzor was referring to, several YouTube accounts broadcast the protests live.
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Where they disagree is on which specific new taxes to pursue — and just how much money to attempt to raise.
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Although we cannot determine which specific accounts may have been impacted, we believe it was a low percentage of Instagram accounts.
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Because the facial feedback from students is timestamped, instructors can potentially even discern which specific lesson kids were most distracted in.
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It's unclear which specific ones she created, but we're told the network is doing its due diligence to avoid a lawsuit.
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FireEye said the cyberspying efforts were concentrated on NATO member states, but declined to identify which specific organizations had been targeted.
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She was not able to identify which specific types of seafood were most closely linked to reduced brain risk, she said.
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We can count the ways in which specific acts of resistance—protests, or calls to congressional offices—have had intended effects.
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It was not immediately clear which specific US officials he was referring to or whether the officials have any Turkish assets.
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The documents do not indicate which specific tweets or interactions led to the other charge Padula faces, that of inciting hatred.
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The recorder may also help investigators determine which specific problems could be attributed to Boeing, Lion Air or the Indonesian authorities.
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The FBI did not identify which specific cyber actors have targeted the US automotive industry, or whether any are state-supported.
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One goal of this study was to look at which specific acts were most strongly linked to orgasm frequency in women.
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And, while you're at it, Planned Parenthood recommends calling your insurance to ask which specific IUDs are covered without a co-pay.
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Automated systems determine where those ads appear, and advertisers often don't know which specific videos their ads will show up next to.
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So you can, if you wish, leave "Background App Refresh" on, and then choose which specific apps you want to toggle off.
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Last month, it alleged that Qualcomm refused to answer its questions about which specific confidential information it had improperly shared with Intel.
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It is not immediately clear which specific officer in the Met the email address belongs to, as several share the same name.
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The global tech companies are keenly aware of which specific countries are applying pressure for censorship and the restriction of digital speech.
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So far, no images or hints have been released about which specific items from past collections will be available this time around.
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But the company won't tell people which specific policy was violated, leaving them to interpret for themselves where they crossed the line.
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Despite this legendary alias, it seems that no one had figured out which specific shade of purple was the most Princely until now.
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The website makes it clear who will benefit from which plan, which specific features each plan includes, and how much each one costs.
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"If trust in this system breaks down we all have a problem," he said, without saying which specific reforms he believes are needed.
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There are no restrictions on which specific movies you can watch, though A-List can't be used on special shows like Fathom Events.
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A spokesman for the company declined to say which specific guideline she had violated or whether she would be paid during the suspension.
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A: When you execute the program, aibo has the freedom to decide which specific behavior to execute depending on his/her psychological state.
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Widodo did not provide further details, including any guidance on which specific roles would be removed or how the technology would be used.
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Widodo did not provide further details, including any guidance on which specific roles would be removed or how the technology would be used.
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Macro-level data can identify where groups should engage, and micro-level data determines which specific communities are most at risk and why.
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Unfortunately, it's not clear which telecoms have been hacked, according to Reuters:Reuters was not able to identify which specific telecoms operators were compromised.
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But sources would not verify which specific conversations were intercepted or their content due to the classified nature of U.S. intelligence gathering programs.
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In addition to maintaining data on terrorism itself, we must understand the relevant environmental context in which specific terrorism and counterterrorism behaviors unfold.
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But China has laxer regulations on such research, and it was not immediately clear which specific laws Dr. He was accused of breaking.
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The coming primary campaign will be a good time for the candidates to hash out which specific ideas make sense and which don't.
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Ava has been working on a moscato, a Champagne, and a pinot noir—although they won't specify which specific wines they're hoping to emulate.
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However, more research is needed to determine which specific strategies offered the most benefit and which may have not had much of an impact.
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Unfortunately, we don't know which specific items most women are purchasing, of course, but we do know that we're impressed with their mutual commitment.
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Partly that's why this "What's in your bag?" video isn't actually about which specific thing I carry or what my colleague Vjeran Pavic carries.
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That dovetailed with his belief that it was important for the nation to have religious beliefs but that it didn't matter which specific ones.
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It's not entirely their fault: Enforcement of different FOI "exemptions" varies by agency and often depends on which specific FOIA officer handles the request.
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He also said he knew the work was being done for the Republican party — but claimed not to know which specific candidates were involved.
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The negative thing about GA is that we know less about which specific, overall strategies and activities over those channels lead the best results.
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The regulator said it's not sure how many or even which specific devices, such as insulin pumps or pacemakers, are vulnerable to getting hacked.
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But when questioned on which specific equipment regulations would be reviewed, Mr. Zinke simply replied that the review would apply "from bow to stern."
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Sources would not confirm which specific conversations were intercepted or the content of those discussions due to the classified nature of US intelligence collection programs.
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Microsoft doesn't appear to be proposing a broad change to that, just a process in which specific people could apply for case-by-case approvals.
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Regardless of which specific policies these candidates support, it's clear that they see a greater federal role in health care as a winning campaign message.
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In truth, there haven't been enough studies about which specific workouts are the best for improving sleep, so it's tough to say, Dr. Kline says.
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The automaker did not announce in its release which specific models would get it, but Entune 3.0 debuted last year on the 2018 Toyota Camry.
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The team did not disclose which specific player contracted the virus, only that he was in self-quarantine after a preliminary test came out positive.
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The Emmys reality category is admittedly hard to parse, and since it's never happened, it's not certain which specific category The Bachelor would fall into.
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Through this collaboration, researchers were able to determine areas that had high landslide risk and which specific settlements were likely to be impacted, says McClain.
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And we've broken down which specific issues — personal relationships, digital security, trade, defense and climate — were inflamed or smoothed over over the last few days.
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Among women who use an IUD or implant, that number will be between two and eight (depending on which specific type of contraceptive they use).
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Without using that phrase, it's going to be a lot harder to help readers understand which specific movement this new wave of racists belong to.
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To find which specific products clean the best or are the safest requires a chemical deep-dive, which is exactly what Beaker is beginning to do.
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Reputable news sources generally do not pay sources (although, there are rare situations in which specific pieces of information are unlikely to emerge any other way).
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He also pointed out that there are other confounding factors that could affect a clutch's sex ratio, like which specific individual gave birth to the egg.
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"Although we cannot determine which specific accounts may have been impacted, we believe it was a low percentage of Instagram accounts," wrote Instagram CTO Mike Krieger.
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"Any incremental boost during or after the event relating to jersey sales depends on the extent to which specific teams progress through the competition," Dadhania said.
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Often, the ad networks' clients have no idea which specific websites their ads have appeared on, unless they request a list of URLs from the network.
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Have students compare and contrast several of the monologuists below, and decide which person — and which specific speech — is most persuasive, funny, or effective — and why.
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It is not clear which specific companies were pitched or whether the bankers pitched these companies on buying Postmates or investing in the startup, or both.
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It also would be helpful to have antibody-detecting tests that could provide more specificity over time on which specific antibodies may be best, they wrote.
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It's not clear which specific model year version of the cars Lyft is using, but the company says each one features Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
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Zhang said Alibaba was looking at which specific areas to focus on with its IOC deal and was also working closely with the Beijing Games organizers.
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The U.S. defense official said Shanahan would meet with the service secretaries in the coming days to pick which specific projects the money should come from.
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He said health agencies are trying to learn which specific vaping products were used and whether they were being used as intended or mixed with other substances.
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Certainly configurable time windows in which specific apps cannot be accessed would be a handy OS feature for managing device compulsion and dialing down of an evening.
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The court ordered the mining ministry to "immediately" begin consultations, although the process is already bogged down in litigation over which specific Xinca towns should take part.
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It's not clear yet what, if anything, this means for people — although the researchers have more studies planned to figure out which specific neurotransmitters might be involved.
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Scientists already know that a brain region called the hippocampus is important for storing memories, but the next step is finding out which specific neurons are involved.
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During subsequent contact with the individuals, authorities determined that Weiss was high on drugs, according to Nicodemus, though he did not know which specific substance it was.
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If you're inspired by an African or indigenous tribe — but you can't name which specific country in Africa or what tribe — should you really be making the garment?
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The eldest sister recently gave her fans a closer look at her pantry on her new lifestyle site Poosh, and even shared which specific products she uses inside.
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If you look at the polling, support for gun control, depending on which specific measure respondents are asked about, can be very high among both Democrats and Republicans.
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If you consider basketball to have its own version of terroir, in which specific regions produce regionally specific types of players, Justin Robinson is very much A.O.C. MAAC.
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A Google spokesperson later confirmed the news to The Verge but declined to share any further information about release dates or which specific Pixel devices would be compatible.
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As for the jersey, it's unclear which specific game it was used in ... but authenticators were able to confirm Koufax used it at one point during the season.
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Human trait selection, in which specific enhancements are chosen by parents, could be a good thing—like giving our offspring built-in immunities to diseases such as HIV/AIDS.
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Curious consumers can visit the website and learn about which specific ingredients are genetically modified, as well as find information about the origin of other ingredients in Campbell's products.
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Some discharges may take longer than 90 days to complete, the announcement also states, and borrowers will be informed by loan holders of which specific loans will be forgiven.
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More from Tonic: Palefsky says the link between HPV and cervical cancer was discovered in the late 2100s, and after that researchers discovered which specific strains were causing cancer.
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She says next-generation sequencing is where testing should head, so that physicians know which specific antibiotic is best to prescribe, instead of having the patient take multiple ones.
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The phone calls and formal letters from Mr. Esper were the first time that members of Congress had been notified about which specific projects would have their funding reallocated.
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My results didn't specify which specific countries in Africa, but based on the origins of the slave trade, I figured I probably had some ancestry from Nigeria and/or Ghana.
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Supernovae are responsible for many of periodic table's heaviest elements, but which specific elements might come from Betelgeuse's explosion could depend on the mass loss taking place in the meantime.
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While the survey didn't ask which specific bad experiences these people could have had, examples provided to them included anxiety, fear, and an altered sense of the world or themselves.
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But no matter which specific label or combination of labels people use, the idea that someone could be attracted to more than one gender still seems to trip people up.
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A variant of the outlier analysis, developed by researchers at Duke University, can be used to identify which specific districts within the state have been most affected by partisan gerrymandering.
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The study can't prove that bad neighborhoods cause diabetes or show which specific types of deprivation – like poverty or bad schools – might be most responsible for the added disease risk.
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"Collusion" is not a legal term; Mueller would have to figure out which specific law Trump's actions violated, which according to legal experts could be trickier than it might seem.
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Trump will visit areas affected by the hurricane, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Tuesday, though it wasn't immediately clear which specific spots are on the president's list.
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I also think like a psychologist, trying to understand which specific rules and interactions tickle that cognitive sweet spot in the mind that leads the user to the best experience.
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This person would not explain which specific ideas they're tracking but cited the "eye popping" estimated price of the sweeping Green New Deal environmental policy plan, proposed by freshman liberal Rep.
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The order in which specific amendments will be offered -- from the 2015 repeal-only bill, to Cassidy-Collins, to Graham-Cassidy, to everything in between -- will also be discussed, aides say.
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Power, on the other hand, is a late-game measurement — the number dictates which specific challenges (such as the Nightfall, the raid, or certain types of quests) you're ready to tackle.
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When asked about which specific bottles most interest her in the auction, Lefkowith calls to attention the bottles of René Lalique, a designer working in France in the early 20th century.
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The notice sent by Facebook doesn't disclose the identity of the third party filing the DMCA violation or identify which specific image violates the law, so Gore has had difficulty responding.
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Even though the company has yet to disclose which specific organizations it assisted last year, its LinkedIn page says its clients are political action committees, NGO advocacy groups and political campaigns.
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If a classification marking is applied retroactively, I believe it is incumbent upon the classifying authority to explain why such a marking was applied, and to which specific information it pertains.
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In this particular case, in which specific industries are facing a sort of transition period in which they're being badly hurt there's an appropriate role for government to play in helping them.
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Please fix the camera, Google It's not clear which specific problems Google is going after, but one issue that commenters on Reddit are hoping it fixes is the phone's exceptionally buggy camera.
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The report was light on details in terms of which specific metrics Apple will track, but says those details will arrive in a new menu inside the Settings app in iOS 12.
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When reached for comment on the Twitter-BuzzFeed promotions, the Sanders campaign made it clear that it didn't choose which specific BuzzFeed videos — like, say, waxing — in which it was running ads.
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If you know which specific Google service you want to backup your data from, the best way to use Takeout is to select just that service and back up only its data.
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But it's still unclear which specific military projects will be delayed by this decision, as the Pentagon said it didn't want to release that information before notifying members of Congress on Wednesday.
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"I think other people will enter into some markets with lighter packages in this calendar year," he continued, without citing which specific services could start including ESPN, such as Amazon or Apple.
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While it remains unclear which specific genes contribute to risk of suicidal behavior, family studies have consistently found that suicidal behavior is partially explained by transmission within families of impulsive and aggressive traits.
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Before you head out to your Ikea location for the Get Organized Event, make sure to visit your local store page, to find out which specific activities, deals, and giveaways will be offered.
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Australian authorities have not settled on which specific system they want to use for the facial or fingerprint recognition, but a trial is planned at the airport in Canberra, Australia's capital, in July.
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Mr. Smith, in the interview, said the wording of Mr. Carr's statement was imprecise, adding that he was "eager to understand" which specific aspects of the article the special counsel's office had denied.
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The officials said it wasn't clear which specific individuals or organizations were responsible but that they believed the waves of attacks were linked because they all used the same servers or other infrastructure.
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McConnell has said he would bring legislation to the floor if the president would first affirm his support, though Trump has given mixed signals about which specific measures he'd be willing to back.
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Mr. Barton and Mr. Bibas have used their deep knowledge of the culture, history and institutions involved to identify which specific functions can be at least as effectively performed by laymen or technology.
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Meanwhile, in 2017—the most recent year in which specific drug details are available nationally—roughly 58 percent of overdoses involved illicitly manufactured fentanyls and other synthetic opioids, and that number is only growing.
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"I felt like my answers were kind of vague, because I didn't necessarily feel like it was appropriate for me to get into which specific organizations or reporters I read and follow," he said.
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Think through which specific skill sets you are looking to grow and start taking casual meetings with people in your external network to figure out which company might be a good home for you.
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Clinton's campaign didn't answer several follow-up questions from Vox about its statement, including whether Clinton now believes the appointment was a mistake and which specific "foreign-policy focused organizations" qualified Fernando for the post.
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Try to pinpoint which specific aspects of your job don't work for you, such as working with a specific person, on a particular type of project, or using a certain tool to complete a task.
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But the store's chief customer and marketing officer Mary Beth West remained mum to NBC on which specific items will be available, hoping to incentivize customers to make regular visits to check out the deal.
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"But for the time being, technological shortcomings still need to be resolved, it remains unclear which specific applications will prove most useful/profitable, and actual revenue and profitability associated with the industry is currently limited. "
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What's more, small business owners and sole practitioners often don't have the time or the bandwidth to decide the precise color to use on their website or which specific marketing strategy to pursue, he said.
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Though she outlined a nascent platform in September -- helping children -- she has yet to deliver a refined agenda for just how she will accomplish this, or which specific areas of "help" require her full attention.
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Steinbach and Schneider said since the samples and data from laboratories were "blinded" of all personal and demographic details, they could not say which specific countries the athletes who tested positive for meldonium came from.
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Our problem with that approach is that there are hundreds of trackers, and most consumers probably won't recognize most of them, putting the onus on users to research which specific services they might wish to block.
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Because of the computer-directed processes that pair adverts with their targeted audiences on social media, companies are not always aware of or have direct control over which specific videos an advert has been placed alongside.
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When you arrive at San Francisco International Airport and want a ride, the Uber app lets you tell your driver which specific door and terminal you're exiting—some fine-grained tuning for travelers to Uber's hometown.
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Watch this MinuteEarth video for an explanation of Turing's model: Scientists are still figuring out which specific dots and stripes develop from a Turing mechanism, and what the actual activators and inhibitors are in living creatures.
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Epidemiologists typically inquire about whether a potential coronavirus patient recently had sex with anyone (especially while traveling), which specific locations they visited, who they had contact with, and what they did in each place they went.
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The cars in black text are the currently available models; green text is forthcoming models about which specific details have been released; blue text is models that have been announced, but no details yet made available.
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" It notes that "Trump recently called on Congress to move to cut welfare spending after the tax bill," while allowing that "Trump has not clarified which specific programs would be affected by the proposed 'welfare reform.
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For all of Disney's success over the past century, it has never had a direct relationship with most of its individual consumers, let alone known which specific content and characters they like, and to what extent.
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Identifying people of whom you're jealous, and which specific aspects of their work or life you wish you had for yourself, can help you determine the specific components of a job or life that you want.
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Accompanying the film, Rose Gold includes a series of aluminum-mounted photographs in which specific objects figure heavily — things like the artist's friend Tracy, flowers, and a series of commemorative Avon bottles shaped like presidential busts.
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" White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders declined to say which specific news outlets and reporters Trump believes are the "enemy of the people" during a press briefing, saying that "those individuals probably know who they are.
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When I pick a new one up, I'm never wondering what's going to happen as much as I am thinking about which specific variation on the single thing he knows how to write awaits me in its pages.
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With all the world's music available in one interface for free (with ads) or for an affordable subscription (without ads), consumers no longer have to actively choose which specific songs to buy (or even which to download illegally).
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Also limited are details of what the curriculum will entail, whether the students will receive any kind of official accreditation from Apple, how long study will take, or even which specific institution in Naples Apple is partnering with.
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By pinpointing which specific glaciers and ice sheets are contributing to local sea level rise for individual coastal cities, scientists can paint a more complete and accurate picture of what global warming will mean for rising ocean levels.
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Not only does this include which specific activity you're looking for but also amenities such as a parking lot or access to showers, as well as how far the studio is away from where you work or live.
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In the case of UBI, it is likely that drivers may improve their driving while being monitored— especially in programs that are transparent about which specific behaviors affect rates and that provide feedback based on an individual's actual trips.
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And how he and his fellow actors speak has the resonance of a work by Homer or Virgil, in which specific acts and thoughts are always juxtaposed against a sense of eternity — of time past, present and to come.
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It is possible to determine from the collected data what date and time the anonymized user visited YouPorn and PornHub, and in some cases what search term they entered into the porn site and which specific video they watched.
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"To increase the DoD budget and decrease the State Department budget which, specific programs aside, the message that that sends is the U.S. will be engaging with the world with its military and not with its traditional diplomatic corps," Prasow said.
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If you're concerned about security, it's a good page to bookmark: it allows you to see the time, date, device, and IP location of your last 50 logins, as well as which specific locations Twitter uses to show you relevant content.
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It did not say which specific amendments he would seek but a source familiar with the matter said he would likely propose the creation of new post of vice-president to help him govern the large, energy-rich north African nation.
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The analytics firm measured Disney+ usage in its debut market, the Netherlands, where the service went live for a trial run back in September ahead of its global rollout, and has details on which specific titles are doing well so far.
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It's a tough call as to which specific styles will resonate the most with customers, but the retailer made sure to include a range of characters in the hopes that all Space Jam fans would find something that fits their #TBT needs.
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He's a strange mixture of things: a guarded, old-fashioned R&B artist in a genre in which specific, confessional lyrics and vulnerability are prized; an affable celebrity with outspoken, politically progressive views; a man whose quiet arrogance doesn't activate obvious asshole alarms.
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It also offers pages of meticulously detailed prescriptions for the bureaucratic, legal and operational process for the use of force -- including which specific senior officials from across the government review proposals to capture or kill terrorists and what factors they are to consider.
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One shortcoming of the analysis is that many of the studies were small and included a wide variety of exercise options and types of cancer patients, making it difficult to determine which specific fitness interventions might benefit people with specific tumor types.
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And it doesn't mean that you're going to have to subscribe to Tidal and Apple Music and Spotify, all while remembering which songs from which artists are on which specific streaming service (the playlist-obsessed of us are horrified at the prospect).
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"It's hard for the consumer — and even the dermatologist — to figure it out since rarely are the amounts of organic ingredients called out, or even which specific ingredients are organic," explains Karyn Grossman, MD, board certified dermatologist in New York and Los Angeles.
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Without knowing anything about which specific emergency powers Trump might plan to use, no litigator could start preparing for a lawsuit now — and even if Trump declared an emergency tomorrow, it might take days or weeks for a lawsuit to get filed.
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Attackers who can gain access to encrypted web browsing data in transit can in some cases use machine learning to spot patterns in the scrambled traffic that allows a snoop to predict which website—or even which specific page—a person is visiting.
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And even if Democrats can get four GOP votes to approve witnesses broadly, there will be a separate fight over which specific witnesses get called and it could be that they never get enough votes to compel anyone to testify in the end.
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Asus claims 11.5 hours of battery life from its Core i43 processor, though the company isn't specifying which specific chip it's using inside the Flip S. There's a single USB-C port, and the 13.3-inch 4K screen folds around 360 degrees for tablet use.
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Investigators had learned that agents of the foreign terrorist organization were communicating using Yahoo's email service and with a method that involved a "highly unique" identifier or signature, but the investigators did not know which specific email accounts those agents were using, the officials said.
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The CDC and FDA said in a statement Friday that they are "working to standardize information collection at the state level to help build a more comprehensive picture of these incidents," by keeping track of which specific brands and products ill vapers are using.
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However, and I really want to stress this, more information is needed to determine which specific products or substances are involved Reports earlier this week suggested that Vitamin E acetate, a byproduct of the vitamin complex formed during the vaporization process, may be to blame.
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Questions for potential coronavirus patientsEpidemiologists ask potential coronavirus patients a list of personal questions: Whether they have recently had sex with anyone (especially while traveling), which specific locations they visited, who they had contact with, what they ate, and what they did in each place they went.
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Eno Center for Transportation, a nonprofit think tank, reported that voters will decide tax and bond measures for roads, seaports, railroads, airports and mass transit that would raise an estimated $250 billion for specified projects over a period of years during which specific taxes would be collected.
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It also cited sources with knowledge of YouTube's content moderation systems who claim associated links can be inadvertently stripped out of content reports submitted by members of the public — meaning YouTube employees who review reports may be unable to determine which specific comments are being flagged.
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The rules are pretty much what people in the auto and tech industries had been looking for — they don't tell companies which specific technologies or approaches to use for creating autonomous vehicles, and instead allow them wide latitude as long as the cars are deemed safe.
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For example, we don't know what exactly regulates the toxic build-up of amyloid-β plaques and tau tangles in the brain that are found in Alzheimer's patients, which specific types of these are toxic, or why the disease progresses at different rates in different people.
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So in a nutshell, this Content Affinity Engine, can reveal to brands and companies which content on their site or app is performing best with which specific customers—a level of resolution Lytics claims was previously only available for brands that built out their own extensive data science teams.
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It's still not known which specific diseases he might be trying to weaponize, but the World Health Organization has identified five horrific ones that could be used by any nation or terrorist organization anxious to spread havoc and panic on a global scale: anthrax, botulism, plague, smallpox and tularemia.
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" (Speaking to reporters after, he declined to elaborate on which specific political figures were the 2-year-olds in question.) He called for a change in the political culture, one in which "indulgence and tribalism at the expense of what's good for the country will be punished at the ballot box.
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Edward Foley, a law professor at Ohio State University, wrote in July that "Gill is hardly the most desirable vehicle" for the justices to rein in gerrymandering; Benisek, he thinks, is "more promising" as it presents the question more directly as "which specific districts were disfigured because of improper partisan manipulation".
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Former Health and Human Services Secretary Michael Leavitt raised a middle-ground approach that caught the attention of HELP Chairman Lamar Alexander: keep federal guidelines around how much of an enrollee's total health care costs plans must cover, but to give states more flexibility over which specific benefits plans cover.
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CNN's sources would not confirm which specific conversations, but this is what they did find: But the intercepts do confirm that some of the conversations described in the dossier took place between the same individuals on the same days and from the same locations as detailed in the dossier, according to the officials.
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And in Memphis, the Pink Palace Museum has just opened an elaborate new exhibition, two years in the making, that celebrates the city's 200-year history as a kind of web in which specific issues like race thread through seemingly unrelated categories like art and entertainment, commerce and entrepreneurialism, and heritage and identity.
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When the Academy first announced the decision to air certain categories during ad breaks in August 2018, it was met with skepticism, but that grew to an uproar after the Academy announced on Monday which specific categories wouldn't make the live broadcast, spurring a wave of backlash from professional groups and other industry players.
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By zooming in on the map and clicking a city, you can even see which specific carrier has 5G coverage in a particular location, and if that 5G is widely available commercial network, or something more limited like what AT&T is currently doing right now in cities such as Austin, San Diego, and others.
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It is a country where the lip reveals no bitterness no irrelevant distress unless to be so secular instills a sharp remorse; it is a place where no one ever sees a face, and yet strange bodies meet and speak an alien sanskrit in which specific comprehension eternally resides, and no grammatical despairs are theirs.
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A spokeswoman for Mr. Bernhardt, Molly Block, wrote in an email that the agency's ethics officials concluded that Mr. Bernhardt had lobbied on the broader bill, which included thousands of provisions having nothing to do with Westlands, and therefore it was not necessary to distinguish which specific issues he had lobbied on within the bill.
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Interested to learn where that capital could flow, I asked nine of London's top consumer-focused VCs to find out which specific trends they're using to identify startup investment opportunities: Their responses highlighted the diversify of funding interests in the ecosystem, but also show that banking, consumer health, transport, direct-to-consumer brands, and social entertainment remain hot areas.
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It's unclear which specific "family members" the filings refer to — Trump Jr., Eric Trump, and Ivanka Trump are all family members of the president who were working at the time for the Trump Organization — but given Trump Jr.'s role as one of the top Trump Organization officials, it's hard to imagine he wasn't among them.
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It has been said — most notably by David Kennedy, a professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York City — that activists, particularly black ones, look at these killings through the long lens of history, in which specific facts and individual cases dissolve into an overarching narrative of continuing abuse and a lack of accountability.
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According to Soghoian, none of the purchase or invoice records for Stingrays he has seen have revealed which specific software updates an agency has used—"just as records revealing that an agency had purchased iPhones for officers would not reveal which particular iOS security updates the agency had or hadn't installed on those devices," he adds.
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"One of the great advances last year has been the introduction of object tracking in relation to the analysis of data from mobile eye trackers," says iMotions' Farnsworth, referring to the process by which specific visual features can be delineated from a scene, and information about how that particular feature is attended to can then be recorded.
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Reddit did not elaborate on which specific communities were in regular contact with the Reddit leadership, or in what capacity, but most of these "close working relationships" are, according to Reddit, with the "default" subreddits—the ones logged out users will see, which tend to be the biggest, oldest, and best-moderated, encompassing neutral interests like art, fitness, gaming, and music.
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A measure of where it sees its ambitions going can be viewed in a product launch from Tuesday of this week: a new analytics product that NewsWhip says can provide social signals for all kinds of problems, from predicting elections to figuring out when to market a hot or cold coffee shop drink (and which specific drink it should be).
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According to the memo, written by acting Deputy Secretary of Defense Robert Work, Mattis has directed the service secretaries, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the Pentagon's inspector general, the deputy chief management officer for the Office of the Secretary of Defense, the Defense agencies and Defense Department field activities to decide which specific jobs to exempt from three overarching categories.
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The Health Resources and Services Administration issues regular, detailed reports showing how many doses of each vaccine are issued nationwide, how many claims are filed alleging an injury from which specific vaccines, and how many of those claims end in a settlement; the HRSA also provides data showing how many people are compensated each year and how much they are awarded.
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But hey, humans sometimes still think I'm this old too… On the hotness front, Rothe says the team created an attractiveness ranking for men and women from the data supplied by Blinq to enable the algorithm to learn which specific features contribute to an individual being ranked in the top 10 per cent (or 20 per cent, or 50 per cent) of their gender.
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There's also some Echo Bud specific Alexa integrations planned: starting later this year, you'll be able to ask Alexa whether the Whole Foods store (which Amazon owns) you're in has the item you want and even direct you to which specific aisle in that store to find it, which really shows off the scope of what Amazon eventually hopes to accomplish by putting Alexa everywhere.
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Freelance journalist Seth Simons tweeted that during a September 2018 episode of the comedian's podcast Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast — available to watch and listen to on YouTube — Gillis and co-host Matt McCusker dedicated a pocket of time to discussing why they dislike Chinese and Asian people, Chinese food, and Chinatown (it's unclear which specific Chinatown they're referring to): today SNL announced the hiring of its first cast member of East Asian descent, and also this guy pic.twitter.
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Senators have expressed frustration over the lack of information regarding which specific military construction projects could be affected, with a handful of Senate Democrats writing to acting Secretary of Defense Patrick ShanahanPatrick Michael ShanahanWhy Dave Norquist is the perfect choice for DOD's deputy secretary Five questions for Trump's new defense secretary on first major tour Trump says media is part of vetting his nominees: 'We save a lot of money that way' MORE last week to demand a full list.
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health The Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate MORE (D-Wash.) on Tuesday said she's not sure which specific ObamaCare provisions President Trump opposes, suggesting that the president doesn't actually know what's in it.
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