In those times, and since that time, believers have had to navigate the difficult demands of privacy and transparency, with an eye to their own spiritual lives, with an eye to the common good, but also with an eye to what the Creator might want us to do.
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" Mr. Cruz chose Carolina "with an eye to Feb.
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Always use these things with an eye to your own desires.
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Instead, they were geared with an eye to the history books.
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Their prices are set with an eye to the widest participation.
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These are run with an eye to a specific year of retirement.
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And he stores them with an eye to different potential disaster scenarios.
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Neither wrote poetry for money or even with an eye to publication.
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Pompeo, perhaps with an eye to this Senate race, has lost weight.
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"Restructuring will come in any case," he said, with an eye to staff.
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Thomas asked them to redesign the project, with an eye to protecting marten habitat.
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Some aspects of farming might be better managed with an eye to domestic practices.
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Stitch Fix, though, has focused on scaling its business with an eye to profitability.
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Both teams made moves at Monday's trade deadline with an eye to the future.
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So researchers have studied fire whirls with an eye to stopping or preventing them.
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Lentzos has studied gene editing labs with an eye to these kinds of dangers.
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They're financing, producing, distributing films, often with an eye to getting them to Cannes.
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A House committee is reviewing reforms with an eye to making recommendations in coming weeks.
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Yet, many justices time their retirements with an eye to who would appoint their replacements.
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In his business life, Trump hired with an eye to loyalty first and experience second.
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In the meantime, check out these agenda highlights: Investing with an Eye to the Future
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The Republican-dominated legislature is gearing up for inquiries, possibly with an eye to impeachment.
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No. Do they want friendlier relations with Russia with an eye to allying against Islamist terrorists?
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But stadiums are typically built with an eye to their bottom line, not the homes nearby.
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Kate Baldwin has already reached out to the Russian government with an eye to interviewing Aidan.
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The IRS looks at your numbers with an eye to others in a similar financial situation.
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Older shareholders want to keep the status quo, with an eye to holding down maintenance costs.
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"You need to do it always with an eye to the full debt you carry," he said.
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Many now want to prove their creditworthiness, with an eye to the spending possibilities it opens up.
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And it's a vision that automotive companies with an eye to autonomous vehicle technology are considering seriously.
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Current plans are to start launching in 153 with an eye to complete the station by 2022.
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After that, it will be evaluated with an eye to continuing it, an official from AGRA said.
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A CZI spokesperson said the donations were not made with an eye to a single election cycle.
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Like her, many travel alone, but they often do so with an eye to settlement or return.
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The Federal Trade Commission is looking at cross-device tracking technologies, with an eye to regulating them.
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Then restock with an eye to the things you're confident using, and what you love to eat.
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Each canister approaches these art forms with an eye to an overarching theme: Earth, Metasphere, Moon, or Ether.
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It pays to compare your account options carefully, with an eye to how you will use the account.
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The technique that instantly dumped the brain into REM sleep was developed with an eye to military application.
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One can't help quibbling that the story seems designed with an eye to its own presumed dramatic adaptation.
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EPIC appeared to be seeking similar records Mueller might have prepared with an eye to sending them to Congress.
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Uber bought Jump last year, with an eye to expand its transportation offering beyond its core ride-hailing platform.
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Egypt wants to speed up gas production from newly-discovered fields, with an eye to halting imports by 2019.
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He approached each model with an eye to what he could learn about color, texture, combining images and abstraction.
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So with an eye to the long term, here are three winners and two losers in Saturday's Nevada caucuses.
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In 2003 Dr Keasling and colleagues founded a company, Amyris, with an eye to making artemisinin and other useful stuff.
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Investing with an eye to environmental or social issues, not just financial returns, has become mainstream in the past decade.
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Relatedly, nurture young writers with an eye to encouraging them to have mainstream careers, not just futures as conservative pundits.
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The measure was passed in response to the September 11 attacks, with an eye to sharing counterterrorism information more broadly.
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While insurers develop some policies with an eye to new business, other claims for compensation may be forced upon them.
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Brazil plans to boost production of lentils with an eye to entering the Indian market where they are a staple.
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Both technologies, Mr. Parikh said, will be tested this year, with an eye to releasing them as open-source projects.
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He is stoking nationalist sentiment with an eye to a possible referendum this summer that would expand his constitutional powers.
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With an eye to the bathroom, I asked the tall man in the aisle seat to trade for the window.
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Men's wear arrived this season, though Japanese stores often bought the women's collections with an eye to interested male shoppers.
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Our partners seek to break down barriers for voters, with an eye to increase accessibility, inclusion, and security for all.
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Critics say the LDP mostly wants to burnish its image overseas before the Olympics, with an eye to luring tourists.
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She might have pointed out that legislation is not generally written with an eye to prohibiting ridiculous and unprecedented scenarios.
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"It is something we are thinking about with an eye to the future," finance ministry spokesman Paul van der Zanden said.
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Their biggest piece of advice for other franchisees is to look for a franchisor with an eye to the long term.
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Former MEP from Union's newest member has been courting EPP and eastern allies, diplomats say, with an eye to Brussels job.
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But investing with an eye to environmental or social issues, not just financial returns, has become mainstream in the past decade.
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That's because Mindy Kaling optioned an Obama-era White House memoir with an eye to bring it to the small screen.
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Deal is not the only one with an eye to applying genetic engineering to helping crops thrive in tomorrow's warmer climate.
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The role of the prosecutor is to represent the parties that he represents with an eye to doing the right thing.
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You did not—could not—make every personal choice with an eye to the fates of people in some unknown factory.
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It centers on rethinking the idea of what a monopoly is with an eye to the power of the network effect.
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However, the Southern Poverty Law Center and other groups are studying the problem with an eye to providing more comprehensive data.
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Visa rules were then changed, however, with an eye to addressing voter concerns on immigration in the UK as a whole.
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Sensing a public appetite for hard-hitting watchdog journalism, they encouraged reporters to pursue stories with an eye to social impact.
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Broadcasters got control of the primary debates, whose format they designed with an eye to driving ratings and raising advertising revenue.
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Willard Retail will build 130,000 square feet of retail, with an eye to driving weekend and evening traffic to the site.
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As Lyrissa Lidsky of the University of Florida notes, the standard was developed with an eye to the "on-scene mob scenario".
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" SoftBank said that the business will be focused on the Japanese market with "an eye to future expansion on the global market.
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The debate is: should funds invest sustainably, with an eye to environmental and social factors, or should returns be their sole obligation?
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He started community organizing ("analog, not digital") and went to school for architecture, with an eye to structural change through urban planning.
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FEMA should conduct more frequent full-scale national exercises focused on high consequence events, all with an eye to closing capability gaps.
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But with an eye to the previous, disastrous split of 1981, no one is running for the exits; not now, at least.
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Researchers have also begun studying the insect's natural predators in Asia, with an eye to possibly releasing them in the United States.
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The US Navy's MQ-25 Stingray has just started flight tests with an eye to deployment in 2024 as an aerial tanker.
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The authorities would then make a "solution-oriented" study, with an eye to achieving some sort of consensus about the affected migrant's status.
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But with an eye to the future, it may also allow Japan to ably protect itself should a war with Beijing break out.
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That has begun to change over the last several years, as the popularity of investing with an eye to these issues has surged.
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However, they did say they had been in touch with him with an eye to use their new interviews for potential future episodes.
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But Loving isn't a film about process: Nichols crafts his story with an eye to making its commonness resonate with subtle moral outrage.
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Travel PAKT creates customized kits of travel-sized toiletries with an eye to sustainable sources, natural ingredients and recyclable or compostable packaging. Minimus.
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Third, it's far more likely that truly damaging synthetic media will be created with an eye to anonymity and distributed by secondary methods.
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The acquisition also underscores Nadella's plan to reorganize the company with an eye to becoming a leader in cloud computing and artificial intelligence.
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If you rearrange the letters in "acrostic," and add an a, with an eye to the information above, you arrive at COSTA RICA.
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Mr. Sessions's guidance issued on Friday directs federal agencies to review their regulations with an eye to expanding their protections for religious believers.
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Oh, and the nation's intelligence agencies unanimously concluded that the Russians interfered in the election, with an eye to helping Mr. Trump win.
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Presidents, it must be said, routinely pick and choose reporters at news conferences, often with an eye to drawing certain kinds of questions.
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This home's trulli, which date to the early 19th century, were rebuilt with an eye to retaining their historic authenticity, Mr. Cavallo said.
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ON LOCATION The developer of the midcentury-modern Dewberry hotel in Charleston, S.C., creates an apartment with an eye to an earlier century.
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One half of its mission is to support research that examines sports in the 21st century with an eye to race, gender, and class.
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She did so, she said, with an eye to buying time until fellow tree lovers could get there to help her stop the felling.
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Children develop preferences for foods and beverages at a young age, and the recommendations are made with an eye to shaping a healthy palate.
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"I do try to read them with an eye to what the most conservative person I know would make of this postcard," she said.
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I've long read American history with an eye to the presence of people who resemble me, much as African-Americans, women, and others do.
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And Sweden, a small country with an eye to the digital vanguard, has been a leader in developing new transaction apps and other tools.
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Moving forward, we can expect Trump's mandate talk to draw on his campaign positions — but selectively, with an eye to the demands of the moment.
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The 248-metre (814-feet) Izumo, Japan's largest warship equipped with a flat flight deck, was designed with an eye to hosting F-35B fighters.
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In an interview with the Passauer Neue Presse, CSU chief Seehofer called for brisk negotiations with an eye to completing the talks by year-end.
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Chernow's account is particularly strong on Grant's contributions at the end of the war and after, made with an eye to promoting national healing. MRS.
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With an eye to the referendum, the federal government said it would also present a proposal to stop individuals being forced to cover their face.
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A US Department of Defense report in 2018 said this move was designed with an eye to "littoral" combat, or fighting close to China's shores.
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The president's executive order on financial reform has called for a review of the Dodd-Frank Act with an eye to decreasing the regulatory burden.
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But Dean Valentine started a small art fair instead, with an eye to giving everyone a chance to discover new talent the way he does.
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Under the deal, 70 to 80 percent of crude intake will be converted into chemicals, with an eye to beginning commercialization in two years, Nasser said.
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He said he was looking forward to returning to the United States and starting training with an eye to competing at the Tokyo Games in 2020.
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Seat and internal structure design also look to be pared down with an eye to minimizing weight and maximizing effective use of the electric battery powerhouse.
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Maybe with an eye to a comeback, he inked his right arm with a Japanese-style phoenix, the mythical bird of destruction by fire and resurrection.
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European regulators were alarmed when Trump last year directed U.S. regulators to review post-crisis regulations with an eye to stimulating lending and boosting the economy.
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Apple has a team working on automotive technology with an eye to releasing a vehicle in the coming years, the FT and others have previously reported.
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"We're talking policy right now, but with an eye to politics...If this doesn't get through, Republicans are going to face a historic wipeout," he said.
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And with an eye to prevention, providers caring for pregnant women are seeking training to identify at-risk patients and help them get counseling and treatment.
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In other instances, however, judges "go in slashing and burning" with no regard for comity — or with an eye to drawing attention to themselves, he said.
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The drugmaker plans to buy back up to 10% of its stock over the next three years with an eye to cancel the shares it repurchases.
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The gallery represents the Colescott estate and presents him with an eye to a retrospective scheduled for fall 2019 at the Contemporary Art Center in Cincinnati.
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It's a canny, forward-looking move, both musically and with an eye to an international market that's increasingly receptive to African innovations and non-English lyrics.
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More than 480 people responded to the Public Art Fund's open call, from which the artist selected 140 with an eye to the greatest possible diversity.
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Every decision made in terms of both the corporate and individual tax codes should be carried out with an eye to strengthening the incentives for investment.
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And as a mother, she was (I think) rehearsing a moment she knew would be horrendous for me, with an eye to making it less so.
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Ant Financial, which raised $4.5 billion at a valuation of $60 billion in April 2016, has been expanding, with an eye to going public in China.
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MOSCOW — With an eye to his presidential candidacy, President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia promoted his domestic record throughout his annual national news conference on Thursday.
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"We will watch this very critically, and also with an eye to our possibilities in the supervisory boards of Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank," Bsirske told reporters.
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And many cultures have lived with an eye to the future, and have held nature (the "all-mothering Earth" to use an ancient Greek phrase) sacred.
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"Sustainable agriculture, and farming with an eye to how agriculture is important to a local economy, is always at the back of my mind," she told MUNCHIES.
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You may be better off shoring up your own retirement first, with an eye to helping with tuition payments or loan balances later if your budget allows.
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Mr Trump is widely held to have picked his best advisers on gut instinct and probably with an eye to their image as warriors from "central casting".
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"The dirty little secret is, most movies are made now with an eye to the foreign market, and Asians really are racist," Maher said during his show.
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In almost every case, Trump's EOs are not actions themselves but pledges to launch various reviews and assessments with an eye to taking action upon their completion.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly accused Democrats of wanting to do away with ICE, seeking to rile up the Republican base with an eye to the fall elections.
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The result is a non-deliberative process where almost all votes are partisan votes, cast with an eye to the partisan brand ahead of the next election.
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Probing the local political landscape with an eye to the 1960 presidential campaign, Ribicoff turned to Brown and asked, who had decided he should run for governor?
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To support the strategy, Boeing is bringing back key in-house technology like avionics - the brains of a modern jet -partly with an eye to future aftermarket revenue.
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To support the strategy, Boeing is bringing back key in-house technology like avionics - the brains of a modern jet - partly with an eye to future aftermarket revenue.
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The motto there is "AI for the common good," meaning a focus on advancing the field with an eye to both pure and more directly socially beneficial research.
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In the years since, governments like the US and Canada have been assessing the risk to infrastructure from solar storms with an eye to making it more resilient.
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At the same time, Republican President Donald Trump has ordered a thorough review of all financial regulations, with an eye to lightening ones that may be overly burdensome.
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With an eye to the future, the Nordics have made available large, state-supplied research funds that can be tapped by the private sector, universities and localities, too.
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With an eye to on the minority vote, both candidates decried the high incarceration rate of African-Americans and called for broad reforms of the criminal justice system.
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She now plans to study law with an eye to suing Israel in international courts for what she describes as the violations and war crimes of the occupation.
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TEHRAN — With an eye to the impending reimposition of American sanctions against Iran, Saeed Mohammadi, a 38-year-old plumber in Tehran, knew what he had to do.
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"Some things get so old, they get new again," she said, noting that some buyers seek out retro décor with an eye to giving it a modern spin.
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An exercise regimen of some type and eating with an eye to nutrition will help you live a healthier life and can provide a mental and psychic boost.
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Alain Bellemare said the plane and train maker is still in talks with Ottawa, with an eye to managing unexpected risks or funding the development of new products.
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Griffin also said he would avoid any type of activist investments, in which investors take big stakes in companies with an eye to pushing management to make changes.
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A bipartisan select committee with subpoena power could examine the Russian hack in a comprehensive, dispassionate manner, with an eye to shielding its conclusions from charges of partisanship.
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It appears to be another step aiming to cement authority across the north and east, as well as overhaul the region's image with an eye to its future.
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We will be poring over the report with these thoughts and ideas in mind but also with an eye to any other interesting tech-related item that may appear.
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In Juchitán, where 4003 people died and the town hall collapsed, talk turned to rumours that a politician with an eye to next year's elections was grabbing donated supplies.
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Consumers who are hitting or exceeding benchmarks could take that as an indication it's time to revisit their plan with an eye to funding other life goals, he said.
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The by-elections at Sungai Besar and Kuala Kangsar will show how well support for Najib is holding up, with an eye to a national election due in 2018.
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Initially, the Giant Motors-JAC Motors joint venture will focus on selling to Mexico's growing domestic market, with an eye to expanding into other Latin American nations, Massri said.
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The president and the Congress must reexamine policies regarding how Colleges and Universities operate — with an eye to helping these schools prepare a new generation of educated, skilled workers.
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European regulators were alarmed when U.S. President Donald Trump last year directed American regulators to review post-crisis regulations with an eye to stimulating lending and boosting the economy.
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MTN executive Phuthuma Nhleko, also black, was appointed interim executive chairman following Dabengwa's resignation, with an eye to renegotiating the Nigerian fine which was initially set at $5.2 billion.
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Beyond Syria, Mr. Putin harbors ambitions of restructuring the global order, with an eye to restoring Russia to what he sees as its rightful status in the upper tier.
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Domestic policies and institutions are structured with an eye to marketing the nation to foreign investors whose interest is resource extraction rather than serving the needs of the people.
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Iowa and North Carolina also have "ag-gag" laws that impose civil or criminal sanctions on activists who seek or gain employment with an eye to exposing animal mistreatment.
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But a new chapter opened in October, when the markets dropped sharply, and Mr. Trump began making critical presidential decisions with an eye to pushing stock prices back up.
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We are simultaneously loosening restrictions on certain types of housing, like condominiums, that are eligible for Federal Housing Administration assistance, with an eye to first-time homebuyers and millennials.
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Groups representing hospitals, insurers and doctors who opposed the House bill said the CBO report showed the Senate should start fresh with an eye to maintaining coverage and benefits.
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It spent $13.7 billion last year to acquire the Whole Foods supermarket chain with an eye to turning those stores into distribution hubs to bolster its AmazonFresh delivery service.
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Long-standing political tension between the neighbours has seen Taiwan put restrictions on Chinese investments in its prized semiconductor sector, with an eye to protecting intellectual property and trade secrets.
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Boris Johnson, who led the Brexit campaign with an eye to replacing Mr Cameron, abandoned his own leadership bid after being betrayed by fellow Brexiter Michael Gove, his campaign manager.
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Beauchamp told me he was thinking, in fact, about ways that he could join his machinery to Kassarnig's work, with an eye to generating more powerful and more natural speeches.
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has tasked an officer with the job of monitoring Trump's Twitter feed, with an eye to any signs of policy that might affect the country.
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All three carmakers have invested heavily in factories in Mexico, where production costs are lower than the United States, with an eye to exporting smaller vehicles to the U.S. market.
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Then last week, Qualcomm, which makes semiconductors for smartphones, said it would pay $38 billion for NXP Semiconductors, with an eye to making a business in connected cars and sensors.
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The city of Chandler, about 20 miles southeast of Phoenix, last month began allowing staffers to expense Waymo rides for work-related trips with an eye to boosting worker productivity.
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His opposition seems little more than an attempt to incite partisan rancor and now to ingratiate himself with the Trump administration, with an eye to aggrandizing his own political future.
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What is happening is a sign of the times: artists and associated workers are bringing their struggles together with an eye to joining in a cross-sectoral form of contestation.
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But it's important that the digital features are created and tuned with an eye to improving learning, and research must be done to determine exactly how that is best accomplished.
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He spoke of trying to reduce prescription drug costs and battling H.I.V., perhaps with an eye to the kinds of suburban female voters who deserted Republicans in the midterm elections.
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The exhibition also features two new conceptual sculpture series: Untitled (B-F), built from abandoned commercial signage; and the Theorem Sculptures (A-D), objects made with an eye to performance.
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Rosenstein traces his investing roots to private equity and he founded the firm in 2001 with an eye to push for better capital allocation and operational improvements in the public markets.
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With an eye to issues of representation in our hypermediated world, this symposium takes an intersectional approach, centering women, LGBTQ+ folks, and people of color in conversations about vision and justice.
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Downing Street is eager to maintain good relations with the White House, with an eye to negotiating a bilateral trade agreement as quickly as possible after Britain leaves the European Union.
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Based on what you have read and discussed, and with an eye to the individual species or threat you are focusing on, what could a possible solution to the problem be?
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Orenstein asked all the curators in the Department to suggest works for One Hundred Years of Drawings and Prints, then narrowed down the list, with an eye to demonstrating their collections' variety.
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In April, Trump ordered the Interior Department to review 27 national monuments created since 1996, with an eye to rescinding or shrinking the size of some of them to increase development opportunities.
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With an eye to see you, Echo Look promises to contain your self-image better than a mirror by claiming to know which of your outfits is the fairest of them all.
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The good leaders (and athletes) are typically unaffected by individual wins or losses, good or bad quarters; rather they stay the course with an eye to what they are trying to achieve.
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Its two airport robots are already being tested out in South Korea's Incheon International Airport, with an eye to helping out during the rush for the Winter Olympics in neighboring Pyeongchang County.
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Amazon is controlling the Alexa side of the experience, and programming its integration with an eye to building a version of the service that's even more optimally suited for in-car use.
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A system in the cloud, sort of like air traffic control, coordinates the route of every robot across the floor, with an eye to potential interference from other drives on other routes.
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Since then, squads of rescuers and Culture Ministry officials have entered churches, museums and town halls, all with an eye to saving the territory's heritage, and its very memory of its past.
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Jumping on the U.S. election bandwagon with an eye to the forthcoming referendum, former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi's Forza Italia (Go Italy!) party put out Tweets saying "In America, they voted NO".
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The lawsuit alleges that the price was quietly arranged by board members loyal to Ellison with an eye to preserving his investment at a time when NetSuit's fortunes seemed to be fading.
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Trump, who has sometimes viewed himself as a casting director in filling his administration with an eye to candidates who "look the part," has taken note of commentators who praise him consistently.
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The commission makes the schedule, chooses the venues, sets the rules, and picks the moderators, with an eye to a certain decorum, the state of the Union, the dignity of the office.
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That erosion ultimately adds up — without guiding principles to handle business challenges, decisions get made ad hoc with an eye to revenues, intensifying the risk of crises like the one facing Shutterstock.
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For the murres, there is nothing to be done other than observe, study and record the deaths, with an eye to understanding what they say about the effects of changes in the ocean.
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In 2002, President Bush also imposed steel tariffs at virtually the same point in his term with an eye to firming up support in the swing states of Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia.
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With an eye to where technology can best address the gap, we talked to farmers, agriculture startups and robot makers to uncover insights for what might usher in the next agricultural surge forward.
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Douglas K. Watkins, handles the question of pretrial punishment with an eye to whether it could influence how much time the accused masterminds of terrorism serve, or whether they are put to death.
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"This is a historic effort," Ronald Pofalla, the head of the commission, told reporters in Berlin, stressing that each of the interest groups had accepted concessions with an eye to achieving a result.
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But in many ways, they were worse avatars for Democratic centrism than Bennet, who crafted his "Real Deal" with an eye to what his colleagues in the Senate Democratic caucus would rally behind.
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Republican members of the House Intelligence Committee have an obligation to review all information with an eye to wherever the truth leads them, not with an eye on how Mr. Trump will react.
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As Democrats move toward the public phase of their inquiry with an eye to boosting support for Trump's impeachment, White House officials are gripping for another consequence: a President consumed by the developments.
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Japan, a country with one of the lowest rates of firearm-related deaths in the developed world, has implemented a comprehensive system to evaluating prospective gun owners with an eye to public safety.
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Earlier this year, President Trump ordered Secretary Zinke to "review" a list of 27 national monuments and four national marine monuments with an eye to recommending changes to their size or management status.
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And in this essay, one gets the sense that Balzac is rereading his entire "Human Comedy" with an eye to the influence that each of the five might have had on his characters.
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He was drafted into the army in World War II as a topographer, which required him to look at hundreds of aerial photographs with an eye to gleaning information from the abstract patterns.
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Reform with an eye to America's future will need to focus on a modernized work visa system that will enhance GDP growth and flexibly respond to the labor needs of our own aging society.
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Plans to make the F-35 capable of carrying nuclear weapons were also proceeding, with an eye to integrating the B61-12 weapon onto the Air Force's F-35A model in 2018, he said.
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Activist investors often retain operational experts to advise on investment campaigns, with an eye to nominating them for a board seat in the future - a role Third Point may have in mind for Bennink.
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At Medicom, officials rolled out an emergency plan this week for the Angers factory to add 30 new workers to the 100-person operation, with an eye to moving toward round-the-clock production.
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In May 2017, with an eye to Mr Kavanaugh as a possible future nominee, Fix the Court submitted a request under the 000 Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to the Department of Justice (DoJ).
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The mission will seek to take a number of measurements of the lunar surface, including topographic, mineral makeup, seismographic, chemical analytics and more, with an eye to shedding more light on the Moon's origins.
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With an eye to the future of craft and a commitment to respecting its past, the Center for Craft is opening a first-of-its-kind National Craft Innovation Hub in Asheville, North Carolina.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's new government plans to carry out a census of the Roma community with an eye to kicking out anyone staying in the country illegally, Interior Minister Matteo Salvini said on Monday.
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Earlier on Tuesday, Bloomberg said he was "in it to win it," but was already talking about accumulating delegates, rather than winning states, with an eye to having leverage at a possible contested convention.
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In the late 183s, even as new books were being written, the early ones were revised, with an eye to making them even more plot-driven and less prone to ethnic and racial stereotypes.
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She also might have mentioned recent documentaries on Tonya Harding and Lorena Bobbitt— women whose stories are now being scrutinized with more subtlety, and with an eye to how sexism shaped their public narratives.
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He and his colleagues have been working on a huge set of such data and finding ways of accurately representing it with an eye to empowering meteorologists from the TV station to the research lab.
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The idea is to ensure that supply chains are what they purport to be and that labour conditions in the industry are up to snuff with an eye to fixing problems before they become scandals.
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Perhaps with an eye to that possibility, other Conservatives, including his influential adviser, Dominic Cummings, have pressed Mr. Johnson to frame the election in starkly populist terms: as a battle of the people versus Parliament.
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And with an eye to the potential to save lives and avoid billions of dollars in damage, some engineers and entrepreneurs, including Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, are studying ways to dial back the destruction.
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Such policies would require governments to make decisions that they would rather duck, either with an eye to reforming the structure of the economy—and thus removing some entrenched privileges—or to increasing deficit spending.
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This is the mini console Sony released to compete with the Nintendo Classic Edition and the SNES Classic Edition, but with an eye to capture fans of the original PlayStation, which came out in 1995.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian Finance Minister Henrique Meirelles joined the ruling Brazilian Democratic Movement party (MDB) on Tuesday with an eye to running for president or becoming President Michel Temer's running mate in the October election.
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It is one of several top jobs in the European Union that are up for grabs and the subject of intense horse-trading, with an eye to bringing more women into the most prominent positions.
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President Donald Trump last month ordered the Interior Department to review some 27 national monuments created since 1996, with an eye to rescinding or shrinking the size of some of them to increase development opportunities.
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Indeed, the A.C.L.U. often selected its test plaintiffs with an eye to demographics, picking those who would be most palatable to a federal judiciary that was at first exclusively, and then overwhelmingly, white and male.
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He was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 1998, and while in his late 80s helped train Chinese amateur boxers brought to the United States with an eye to future promotional chances.
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But even at the height of those tensions, only 5 percent of Americans reported to Gallup that they had built a basement shelter or made other home improvements with an eye to surviving nuclear war.
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Meloni is working with one of Forza Italia's best known faces, Giovanni Toti, the governor of the northern region of Liguria, with an eye to creating a newlook party after the European elections, political sources said.
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That means saving for retirement any way you can, paying off toxic debt, building up your emergency funds and investing in a diversified portfolio with an eye to long-term results, not short-term market swings.
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For more than two years, a majority of economists in a Reuters poll have said the Bank of Japan's next move would be to tighten the easy money taps with an eye to "normalizing" its policy.
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For more than two years, a majority of economists surveyed have said its next policy change would be to tighten the money taps with an eye to "normalising" settings that have long been at crisis levels.
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Nhleko, who was appointed interim executive chairman following Dabengwa's resignation with an eye to renegotiating the fine in Nigeria, will revert to his role as non-executive chairman as soon as Shuter starts his new role.
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The undated memo, about appointments in the Administrative Office of the President (AOP), appeared to show jobs being awarded with an eye to keeping control in the hands of Pashtuns while giving the appearance of diversity.
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ZURICH, March 10 (Reuters) - Novartis AG plans to buy back up to 10% of its stock over the next three years with an eye to cancel the shares it repurchases, the Swiss drugmaker said on Tuesday.
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Paul Michel, a former top judge on America's patent court, attributes them to an "unco-ordinated overcorrection" to the plague of patent trolls, who accumulate patent rights with an eye to extorting payments from supposed infringers.
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For more than two years, a majority of economists surveyed have said its next policy change would be to tighten the money taps with an eye to "normalizing" settings that have long been at crisis levels.
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The manufacturers have until January 2019 to submit an offer, after which the planes will undergo tests and a second tender round will be opened, with an eye to finishing its assessment by the end of 2020.
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BRASILIA, April 3 (Reuters) - Brazilian Finance Minister Henrique Meirelles joined the ruling Brazilian Democratic Movement party (MDB) on Tuesday with an eye to running for president or becoming President Michel Temer's running mate in the October election.
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However, the tax change may impact the timing of investments in later-stage deals, with an eye to ensuring the three-year holding period is met, says Natalie Jessop, leader of the PwC venture capital tax practice.
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But by the time those deploy (about 44 minutes after launch), Beresheet will be well on its way; it's entering a transfer orbit with an eye to lunar insertion and touchdown on the surface there in April.
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Yet some parties remained unconvinced that the language in question obscures the fact that eliminating jobs is still a human decision, and one very often made by executives with an eye to cutting costs and growing profits.
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The Brooklyn Nets, who visit the Hornets on Friday, appear to have already given up on chasing wins as they evaluate some of the players at the bottom of the roster with an eye to the future.
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For example, if the United States simply cranked up the pace and intensity of airstrikes with an eye to blunting Mr. Assad's resistance, Russia, Iran and Hezbollah would be even more likely to come to his rescue.
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"Discovery has been a global leader in media and will be a great partner in expanding BAMTech to Europe, with an eye to developing new models for delivering content in the best interests of customers," he said.
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There is now $21995 trillion in money being managed in the United States with an eye to Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) criteria, according to the report by the US SIF, a nonprofit hub for sustainable investing.
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In the late 1970s, for example, the government started a language campaign to encourage young Singaporean Chinese to learn Mandarin — China's official language — instead of their native Chinese dialects, with an eye to facilitating greater business opportunities.
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He said Britain, excluded for now from a Franco-German fighter programme launched in July 2017, remained open to partnering with other countries on the project, with an eye to seeing the new jet flying by 2035.
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He cultivated epistolary relationships with a coterie of admirers, many of whom were women—several, he bragged to a friend, were women "of Condition"—and he began to preserve his correspondence with an eye to future publication.
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Bloomberg reported that Facebook, Google, Twitter and Microsoft met with government officials in Silicon Valley on Wednesday with an eye to reducing online disinformation and foreign interference in the run-up to the next American presidential election.
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A President has the unilateral authority to renegotiate a nuclear deal with Iran, to order a ban on Muslims, and to direct the Justice Department to give priority to certain offenses, with an eye to specific targets.
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Just to peek at one session, TechCrunch's Connie Loizos will interview three top VCs — Jason Green (Emergence Capital), Maha Ibrahim (Canaan Partners) and Rebecca Lynn (Canvas Ventures) — in a session entitled Investing with an Eye to the Future.
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Now, as Trump and his team begin switching from defense to offense, with an eye to the 2020 campaign, Giuliani is also shifting tactics, and taking an active role in prosecuting a public case against Trump's political opponents.
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Perhaps with an eye to the inevitable appeals to come, he cited language written by Justice Brett Kavanaugh, formerly a judge on the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit, highlighting the importance of Congress's appropriations power.
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You might use those policy savings to help build up a rainy day fund, but if you don't have much saved, it might be smarter to save first with an eye to increasing your deductible later, Worters said.
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Jonas Samuelson, just weeks into the CEO job after his predecessor stepped down when the GE deal collapsed, said Electrolux would look to boost its presence in emerging markets with an eye to their long-term growth potential.
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Though cynics say Ortega may be trying to protect her name with an eye to the future if the government falls, her prosecutors have in fact since last year begun showing increasing concern for prisoners' health and complaints.
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The decision to ax the service life extensions for the Arleigh Burke class comes after years of assurances from Navy leaders that the destroyers would be modernized with an eye to growing the fleet over the coming decades.
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In the last few weeks, several of the world's biggest telecommunications and media companies have started circling Twenty First Century Fox Inc with an eye to buying a significant piece of Rupert Murdoch's global media and entertainment empire.
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With an eye to its push to refinance more than $120 billion in foreign debt, Maduro would like the opposition-led congress to agree to approve any negotiations with bondholders, a potential loophole to get round the U.S. sanctions.
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Weil, a child of immigrants, initiated the project to highlight the beauty of difference and the contributions that immigrants have made to the nation — but also with an eye to ways in which artists use fiber to communicate heritage.
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With an eye to the overall rice surplus, the government has allowed exports to resume, but its failure to accumulate its own stocks has encouraged traders to hold back supplies in the expectation of rising prices while discouraging exports.
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It has initiated a dialogue aimed at lowering military and political risks, which Greminger said could lead to some confidence-building measures in 12-18 months, with an eye to working on conventional arms reduction in 3-5 years.
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In a sign of more austerity to come, a bill that would increase taxes on a wide-range of products including tobacco, beer, and internet services is reportedly already being tabled with an eye to passing it next month.
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And with an eye to the potential to save lives and avoid billions of dollars in damage, some engineers and entrepreneurs, including Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, are studying ways to dial back the destruction in more plausible ways.
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On Monday she praised his "modern" campaign style, but with an eye to the likelihood that Mr. Kurz will build a coalition with the Freedom party, she cautioned that she would not be trying to copy it for Germany.
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She devises routes with an eye to navigating the tower's substantial security zone and to avoid the fate of most people who wave signs there: penned behind barricades across the street, where photo opportunities and television angles are subpar.
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International Real Estate 12 Photos View Slide Show ' A 19th-century farmstead with six bedrooms and five bathrooms renovated with an eye to historic detail is for sale in Racice, a small town near Prague in the Czech Republic.
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Airbus, which builds the Eurofighter Typhoon, and Dassault, which builds the Rafale jet, signed an initial agreement in April to cooperate on the new air combat system, with an eye to replacing current fighter jets by around 2035-2040.
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Until he recounts writing his coming-out essay for The South Bend Tribune, I had begun to wonder if Buttigieg had decided to airbrush his life story, with an eye to some future opposition researcher combing through these pages.
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"If there's a silver lining in this, it is that by not knowing for sure what the cause is, it's prompted us to look at every ingredient we use with an eye to improving our practices," Mr. Arnold said this week.
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White House officials said Trump was likely to quickly begin interviewing candidates from a list of 25 people that the conservative Federalist Society helped draw up, with an eye to getting the new justice confirmed by the Senate in the autumn.
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BERLIN, June 21 (Reuters) - More European cooperation, not less, is needed for Europe to face up to security threats, the head of airports association ACI Europe said on Tuesday with an eye to Britain's referendum on European Union membership on Thursday.
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President Donald Trump recently ordered a review of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform law that created the CFPB after the 2007-653 financial crisis to protect individuals from fraud and bad lending, with an eye to cutting it down.
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The mission is very focused on the search for life, and it's being equipped with tools specific to that job — and it's also being made with an eye to future missions rather than trying to get everything done on its own.
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It follows last week's controversial move by the Interior Department to halt new leases for coal mining on public lands, and to reform the government's program for leasing federal lands to coal companies with an eye to raising their costs.
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The code-hopping Williams had rejoined New Zealand Rugby in 2015 with an eye to making the World Cup squad and then focussing on making the All Blacks Sevens side in an attempt to play at this year's Rio Olympics.
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Former lawmaker Muneo Suzuki said broadening economic ties with an eye to the eventual resolution of the territorial row over islands in the western Pacific made sense because Russia's energy resources and Japan's technological expertise and investments were a good fit.
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Anthem Chief Executive Officer Joseph Swedish said during a Morgan Stanley investor conference that the company has been repositioning itself in states with an eye to re-entering when appropriate if Congress and the White House stabilize the individual markets.
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MSI also promises that the Vortex is as upgradeable as any PC, and, with an eye to the future, say it's more than powerful enough to run VR games on the likes of the HTC Vive or the Oculus Rift.
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The firm has reinvested about $1 billion in Egypt over the last three years with an eye to long-term growth, and is currently in discussions to invest billions to help develop a petrochemical refinery complex south of the Suez Canal.
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MUNICH, Sept 22 (Reuters) - German battery maker Varta plans to launch another attempt at an initial public offering (IPO) next week with an eye to listing on the Frankfurt stock exchange in late October, two people familiar with the matter said.
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We may not soon see that 3D-printer-in-every-garage vision, but sooner than you think, the door you open to your new home could be spat out from a cartridge nozzle run by futurists with an eye to engineering.
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With an eye to avoiding broader confrontation, Hamas has occasionally deployed its men, mostly armed, at the border to keep Palestinians away from the fence, where often violent anti-Israeli demonstrations that began in March 2018 have drawn lethal fire.
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This program was first announced in 85033 to boost the capabilities of China's neighbors in Southeast Asia with an eye to keeping them from being entirely pushed out of contested waters by Beijing's massive campaign of island-building and militarization.
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White House officials said Trump was likely to quickly begin interviewing candidates from a list of 25 people that the conservative Federalist Society helped draw up, with an eye to getting the new justice confirmed by the Senate in the autumn.
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The latest such effort is AI for Health, a $40 million, five-year outgrowth of Microsoft's AI for Good program that aims to help apply the benefits of AI with an eye to bettering the health of the less fortunate worldwide.
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Scholars from around the country have written to Harvard's president expressing dismay with the decision, and Harvard faculty have demanded a review of the tenure process, with an eye to whether it is undermining the university's effort to diversify its faculty.
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Nicholas Garaufis, a federal judge in district court in Brooklyn, asked a federal prosecutor in April to research Koehler's program with an eye to addressing "this very, very difficult issue using means other than just the courtroom," according to court records.
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Dutch-based TomTom, which has a market capitalization of 13 billion euros ($2 billion), with no debt and 179 million euros in cash, hired Barclays in September to conduct a review of its "Telematics" division with an eye to possible sale.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - A top Federal Reserve official on Tuesday warned that while financial technologies that enable online loans, digital currencies or other innovations hold great promise, they must be regulated with an eye to protecting consumers from unintended consequences.
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After the election, Margaret Sullivan, the Washington Post columnist and a former public editor of The Times, called on Facebook to hire an executive editor who would monitor News Feed with an eye to fact-checking, balance and editorial integrity.
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With an eye to swaying swing votes, the RNC plans to dispatch surrogates on TV and radio in red states where incumbent moderate Democrats previously backed Pompeo to lead CIA, according to a copy of its plans shared with POLITICO.
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With an eye to the future, Harry, 34, and Meghan, 37, are also wisely re-landscaping the garden — presumably to allow adventurous Archie to roam as freely (and safely) as possible, once he finds his feet — and adding some extra garden lighting too.
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Taken together, they represent the beginning of a long political and legal slog that's only likely to get worse and more dramatic with a president comfortable blowing up institutional norms and a political establishment digging in with an eye to the 2020 election.
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"Seeing a warped world is harmful for everyone" Instead of just keeping the same characters and storylines, Magic has changed it up, bringing in new stories and characters, all with an eye to diversity and the chance to draw in new players.
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Administration officials this month briefly froze State Department and U.S. Agency for International Development spending with an eye to using a budget process known as "rescission" to slash up to $4.3 billion in spending already approved by the Senate and House of Representatives.
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Perelman and Al Hirschfeld, a cartoonist for New Yorker magazine, were commissioned to undertake a round-the-world trip mostly by slow steamer, presumably with an eye to replicating the success of Mark Twain's "A Tramp Abroad" more than 83 years earlier.
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British editors often seem to hire writers, editors, artists, and photographers with an eye to character and quirk, as if casting an opera buffa: there's the prince, the ingénue, the intellectual, the dame, the dandy, the wit, and the sharp-shooting kid.
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If infused with a democratic spirit — organized and run in a non-autocratic fashion with an eye to the greater good — a labor union might inculcate civic virtues in its members, pushing them to think and vote in a more enlightened way.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - The Mississippi ports of Pascagoula and Gulfport signed agreements in Cuba on Monday with an eye to future business and with a Republican U.S. senator from the state looking on, despite concerns President Donald Trump might backtrack on improved relations.
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Facebook and Google are funding and advising a bipartisan "Defending Digital Democracy" project at Harvard's Belfer Center, with an eye to identifying and sharing threat information, and providing cybersecurity tools and playbooks to America's vast, semi-decentralized, county-by-county electoral system.
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This in turn has called into question whether Saudi Arabia, birthplace of Islam and site of its holiest shrines, can rally Arab support for a new push to end the Israeli-Palestinian dispute, with an eye to closing ranks against mutual enemy Iran.
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Mnuchin and the other G20 officials will also discuss efforts underway among Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development members to draft new international rules for taxation, with an eye to bridging "significant gaps" and reaching a multilateral consensus this year, the official said.
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For a deeper look, check out James Mann's "RISE OF THE VULCANS: The History of Bush's War Cabinet" (Viking), which focuses on Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, Condoleezza Rice and others, with an eye to how the Vietnam War shaped their strategies and interventions.
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Meanwhile, under a new director, Anne Pasternak, the museum has just reinstalled, for the first time in more than a decade, three of its major permanent collections — American, Egyptian and European — with an eye to intensifying, in one case quite strongly, sociopolitical readings of art.
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The office was created as a sort of bottleneck for new economically significant regulations or rules from Cabinet and other federal agencies — the OIRA administrator has the authority to review many of these proposed regulations with an eye to whether their costs exceed their benefits.
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It's not clear whether Apple's planned feature will also be usable for such transactions or simply for journeys on mass transit systems, but Bloomberg says that Apple is in talks with at least one major Japanese financial institution, with an eye to allowing these purchases.
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American spent $200 million on a minority stake in China Southern last year with an eye to growing in the booming Chinese travel market, but the benefits of the partnership have been stalled in part by the Chinese carrier's presence in rival alliance SkyTeam.
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He's personally tried to broker deals to keep specific plants open, threatened retribution for specific companies, broken ground at new plant sites and bragged, cajoled and seethed on Twitter, always with an eye to those manufacturing jobs, mostly in the key Rust Belt states.
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With an eye to minimizing defections, Democratic leaders will count on those victories on benefits and some other issues to convince their members to vote this week for a final bill that doesn't include many of their proposals incorporated into the initial House bill.
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Get some money for it... or don'tDon't assume you can't get any money flogging your old hardware based on its age and condition—plenty of buyers will pick up broken kit with an eye to using it for parts or repairing it and selling it to others.
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Australia fullback Israel Folau has yet to decide if he will put himself forward for Olympic selection, but Quade Cooper renegotiated his contract with the French club Toulon and will play for Australia in tournaments in Sydney, Paris and London with an eye to selection for Rio.
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The centerpiece of Xi's policy is the building and militarizing of artificial islands in the South China Sea, with an eye to annexing a 300,000 square mile triangle bounded by China's Hainan Island to the west, the southern tip of Vietnam and Manila in the east.
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The new test facility, which was announced earlier this year, is designed to help Michigan reaffirm its position at the head of the U.S. automotive industry, with an eye to the changing priorities of the field given the rapid improvements being made in autonomous driving tech.
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Trump, who has called climate change a "hoax," signed an executive order this week calling on the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to review the Obama-era Clean Power Plan, which mandates that states reduce carbon emissions from power plants, with an eye to revising or replacing it.
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Fillon has taken a hard line since the start of the campaign on issues such as migration and public spending, and he has toughened his language further over recent weeks with an eye to the right wing of his camp and voters tempted by the far right.
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"With an eye to 2020, Kamala Harris never misses an opportunity to grandstand in front of the cameras, even if it's at the expense of a 33-year CIA veteran who has risked her life to protect this country," RNC spokesman Michael Ahrens said in a statement.
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Central to that role is the expectation that the U.S. will be both reliable and responsible — that it will honor whatever agreements it makes, and more broadly that it will make policy with an eye to the effects of its actions on the rest of the world.
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As we gardeners shop the catalogs or the just-opening local garden centers with an eye to finally "fixing" that bed out front that has never quite cooperated, I asked Mr. Rainer, a landscape architect based in Washington, D.C., to lend us his 3-D vision.
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In keeping with his combative character and perhaps with an eye to the views of Americans away from the liberal coastal belts, Trump believes that offense -- in the form of more guns -- is the key to keeping kids safe, rather than measures like banning assault weapons.
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While pretending that Russian military action was aimed at the Islamic State and other terrorists, he has overwhelmingly attacked anti-Assad rebels — with an eye to consolidating Mr. Assad's power, so that Russia can maintain its Mediterranean port in Syria and assert a leading role in the Middle East.
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Perhaps with an eye to her legacy as a guardian of the multilateral international order, the chancellor insisted that unilateral German action to turn back asylum-seekers registered in other EU states could trigger a wave of such actions from other countries, imperilling Europe's notionally border-free Schengen zone.
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"They decided instead to develop the facts with an eye to getting most if not all of the information to the public and to Congress, so the president could be held accountable in the way in which the Constitution provides — through either impeachment or the electoral process," Roiphe said.
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Interior Secretary Sally Jewell announced that her agency would begin a three-year review intended to overhaul the federal government's program for leasing coal on public land, with an eye to raising the costs paid by coal companies to mine on public land, and ultimately to slow down production.
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With an eye to efficiency, aesthetics and innovation, these new restrooms have stalls large enough to accommodate luggage, trough-style sinks with a raised counter above; live orchids, custom mosaic tiles at the entryway and over the urinals and graphics depicting New York City on the stall doors.
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His one curatorial coup on his own behalf, aided by a performance artist named Sur Rodney (Sur), was a show at Gracie Mansion Gallery, in 210, of seventy pictures of identical size densely hung in two friezelike rows with an eye to abrupt differences in subject and form.
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Trump administration officials have said they are reviewing State Department and U.S. Agency for International Development spending with an eye to using a budget process known as "rescission" to slash some $4.3 billion in aid spending, defying Congress, which passed legislation - signed into law by Trump - backing such spending.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States has appeared to endorse closer post-Olympics engagement between South and North Korea with an eye to eventual U.S.-North Korean talks, but has agreed with Seoul that sanctions must be intensified to push Pyongyang to negotiate an end to its nuclear weapons program.
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After experiencing some of the worst flooding in its history in 1995 and 1997, Mecklenburg County, N.C., home to Charlotte, began regulating all development with an eye to what the "anticipated ultimate development would look like" in the region, said Dave Canaan, the county's storm water services director.
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"Dollar strength overnight also owes something to further pressure on the euro, linked to Sunday's German election results and with an eye to an 'illegal' referendum on Catalonia independence this weekend and then looking ahead, Italian elections next year," said Ray Attrill, head of FX strategy at National Australia Bank.
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WASHINGTON — With an eye to President Obama's legacy and his own, Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew on Wednesday will hail the success of economic sanctions against Iran and other global offenders, but warn that their overuse could threaten the primacy of the United States and the dollar in the world economy.
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Of course, many anguished parents of overdose victims want to punish someone for the loss of their children's lives—and prosecutors seem to take up these cases with an eye to getting justice for these families and making dealers think twice because they could face the long sentences associated with homicide.
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"Any fixes to Section 230 should be undertaken carefully and cautiously with an eye to protecting marginalized and vulnerable communities," Laroia said, "and with an understanding that it's the First Amendment, not Section 230, that allows individuals to engage in the speech of their choosing, for good and for ill."
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It is yet to be seen whether Nahles, with her leftist roots, will seek to shift the party leftwards with an eye to a potential future coalition with the Greens and far-left Linke, or fight Merkel by sticking to the center ground - as the party largely did during the last legislative period.
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With an eye to the future and our national values, presidents of both parties, from Teddy Roosevelt to Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama2628 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 28503 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 22019,000 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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You do this not just with an eye to fulfill the usual Clancy staple of saving the good people of the United States of America—and, by extension, the world—but for the true American dream of getting a slightly shinier assault rifle than you had previously, and perhaps a new jacket.
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The case's importance is reflected in the nearly 50 "friend of the court" briefs filed at the high court, most on the side of the challengers, including from a group of former US trial court judges who warn, perhaps with an eye to Roberts, that the integrity of the judiciary hangs in the balance.
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Here's Trump's real plan for '18: A source close to the White House tells me that with an eye to getting Republicans excited about voting for Republicans in midterms, the president this year will be looking for "unexpected cultural flashpoints" — like the NFL and kneeling — that he can latch onto in person and on Twitter.
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These three new books about America's culinary past explore less-trodden territory with an eye to concerns that seem surprisingly contemporary: the need of workers for a higher minimum wage and better conditions; the need for women to gain equality with men; and the need for immigrants to be treated fairly and with respect.
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Step two, led by Secretary Tom Price and his team at the Department of Health and Human Services, may still proceed: "going through every page of regulations and guidance related to the Affordable Care Act to determine whether or not they work for patients," with an eye to eliminating the rules laid out by the Obama administration.
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China is hoping to marry its tech sector's nimbleness and ability to gather and process mountains of data to make other, traditional areas of the economy more advanced and efficient, with an eye to shoring up its slowing economy and helping transition to a growth model that is driven more by services and consumption than by exports and investment.
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Whether Mr. Trump prevails or the party is left to rebuild from defeat, these conservatives in think tanks, advocacy groups and the news media — and a few in political office — will be pressing for a new agenda: to update the Reagan-era playbook with an eye to working-class voters without a college education who form the Republican base.
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In April, 6900, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE asked the executive branch to review safety net policies for low-income people with an eye to strengthening work requirements as a condition of assistance.
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If Roger Ailes had only created Fox News — a conservative-leaning network that regularly veers into propaganda and as a matter of institutional policy covers stories selectively, and with an eye to preferred conservative narratives and outcomes — he would still be difficult to recall kindly in May 2017 in light of his boosterism of Donald Trump and how terrible this presidency has already been for so many.
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Then, an hour later, when my uneaten Nature Valley bar and I showed up at the nearby space Primary, where sugary treats were scarcer, I chose not to enter the Valley brazenly in front of my deskmate and her abject kombucha, but opted instead to place and unwrap my candy bar under my coat, and then to furtively nibble with an eye to maximum discretion.
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The org has issued a new set of guidelines for homebuilders to follow to include wireless networks in their designs, which were drafted with an eye to the needs of a connected future, according to the Wi-Fi Alliance announcement: The requirements consider the increasing number of smart home devices expected in homes over the next decade, and the growing demand for data-intensive usages such as virtual reality and simultaneous 4K video streams.
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Balancing this right with the government's interest in protecting fetal life, Justice Blackmun and six colleagues settled on a compromise: while women should be free to have an abortion in the first trimester of their pregnancies, states should have the power to regulate the procedure with an eye to maternal health in the second trimester and could, in the third, ban the procedure outright—as long as carrying the child to term does not endanger her life or health.
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The trial in the George Washington Bridge lane-closing scandal, which is scheduled to open on Thursday with jury selection, will play out like a documentary on the rise and fall of Mr. Christie's presidential ambitions, a tell-all tale of how he and his aides built his administration and his 2013 re-election campaign with an eye to winning the White House, then scrambled to contain the damage as inquiries into the lane closings began to wreck those hopes.
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Despite that, May was acutely aware that she needed the support of her party's Brexiters in her efforts to reach a withdrawal agreement, and proceeded to give them prominent positions in her government and in the negotiations with the EU. Even after it became clear that May would need the support of Parliament, not just her own party, for any deal she struck with the EU, she proceeded to shape her negotiations with an eye to what Conservative Brexiters would find acceptable.
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"We must pressure the Kim regime, using all available tools, to ensure that this cruel dictatorship cannot threaten the world with the most destructive weapons on earth," he said, referring to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. The United States has appeared to endorse closer post-Olympics engagement between North and South Korea with an eye to eventual U.S.-North Korean talks, but has agreed with Seoul that sanctions must be intensified to push Pyongyang to negotiate an end to its nuclear weapons program.
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Voice control and cross-service search means you can press the mic button on your controller and use voice queries to find content across Google Play Movies, Hulu, YouTube, Plex and more, you can search once and find anywhere – even in your existing media library via Plex, which is again not something you'll find with Apple TV. On the new Nvidia Shield, the company has changed the way it serves up games with an eye to creating a device that's truly capable of replacing your home consoles and gaming PCs.
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On the other hand, with an eye to the Hispanic vote and immigration supporters, the administration called for "prosecutorial discretion," meaning the relaxation of enforcement, if not the ending of enforcement altogether, in the case of undocumented immigrants in the following categories: Veterans and members of the U.S. armed forces; long-time lawful permanent residents; minors and elderly individuals; individuals present in the United States since childhood; pregnant or nursing women; victims of domestic violence, trafficking, or other serious crimes; individuals who suffer from a serious mental or physical disability; and individuals with serious health conditions.
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