And it's designed with an eye toward a younger audience.
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McAuliffe governed Virginia with an eye toward the business community.
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He proposes destructive policies with an eye toward lining his pockets.
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Republicans with an eye toward the 2018 midterms won't be happy.
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HiSmile designed its campaign with an eye toward achieving similar virality.
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Others, including Handle, will be developed with an eye toward production.
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Observers say Trump's speech comes with an eye toward 2018 midterm elections.
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Dianne Feinstein (D) were cast with an eye toward resisting Trump's agenda.
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Carts are laden with an eye toward lasting weeks, if not months.
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Adults do need to read kids' books with an eye toward society.
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I'm voting sexy, with an eye toward the molten Cheddar on top.
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Verizon recently bought Yahoo with an eye toward mobile advertising and video.
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Select your stocks with an eye toward buying and holding, said Amey.
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With an eye toward upward mobility, he also taught Jay to play golf.
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That's all with an eye toward getting to humans sometime down the road.
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But Chapter 13 is usually for those with an eye toward the future.
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"It has to be done with an eye toward protecting sovereignty," he said.
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Happening, a gallery with an eye toward the bohemian legacy of the East Village.
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Cisco made the deal with an eye toward boosting its enterprise software product lineup.
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Meanwhile, the Zero app is built with an eye toward what makes apps great.
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Some seem to have been written with an eye toward benefiting the City Council.
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"These are pro-social environments with an eye toward beauty as well," Murthy said.
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Collins reorganized business units and retrained managers, with an eye toward efficiency and speed.
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Three members are now appointed, with an eye toward expanding ethnic and gender diversity.
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With an eye toward October, this game will be filed under "To Be Continued."
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America's nuclear system has been designed with an eye toward MAD — mutually assured destruction.
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He voraciously reads fiction, often seeking out books with an eye toward filming them.
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Sentences must balance justice and mercy, with an eye toward public safety as well.
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America's nuclear system has been designed with an eye toward MAD — mutually assured destruction.
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They're a special breed of RPG, built with an eye toward extreme challenge above all.
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Most politicians go through their lives with an eye toward maintaining a majority governing coalition.
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And they said they tested their systems extensively with an eye toward removing any bias.
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Do you often read with an eye toward possible adaptation, or was "Hamilton" an exception?
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Experts say buying memorabilia with an eye toward potential value requires focus, caution and patience.
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Chinese scientists have been studying that question for decades, with an eye toward fomenting fornication.
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He said the plan continued to be refined with an eye toward eventually proposing it.
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But the lobby has since been recreated with an eye toward the hotel's elegant past.
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Primary voters don't tend to cast strategic votes with an eye toward the general election.
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Another bill before the Council specifically prohibits this, with an eye toward future city administrations.
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This isn't mainstream borrowing or reuse; it's appropriation with an eye toward entirely different, artful ends.
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The two sides made their final speeches to senators with an eye toward the 2020 election.
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But the company also said it has tweaked the event with an eye toward data privacy.
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Battlefront II is also built with an eye toward letting players make their own strategic decisions.
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Mr. Trump should reorganize DHS with an eye toward elevating the visibility of the CBP mission.
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But relentlessly managing a company with an eye toward its stock price can lead to trouble.
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Always with an eye toward life after college, the program encourages students to learn practical skills.
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So we've put together a Thanksgiving menu with an eye toward more subtle forms of communication.
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Lego is starting out with four sets, with an eye toward expanding the program next year.
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It rates similar nonprofit groups across an array of areas, all with an eye toward impact.
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It's also vegan and made with an eye toward sustainability, as most reusable grocery bags are.
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But even Reagan was willing to moderate his views with an eye toward conventional economic policies.
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Ultimately, these emails — like any ancient corporate emails — are best read with an eye toward dramatic irony.
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But Bishop's letter may have been written with an eye toward the future, one committee aide said.
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With an eye toward dethroning Craigslist, 25miles helps users buy and sell goods both locally and globally.
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And Kushner is doing all this with an eye toward helping Trump win re-election in 2020.
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Best Buy is expanding its tech support options with an eye toward keeping its older customers healthy.
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New ideas on closing the digital divide should be considered, hopefully with an eye toward cost-effectiveness.
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Environmental attorney Levin has run an energetic shoe-leather campaign, with an eye toward activating younger voters.
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They did halt two youths trying to steal a car with an eye toward setting it alight.
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Mr. McCain meticulously planned the events with an eye toward drawing an implicit contrast with Mr. Trump.
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The upshot: Cruise is developing hardware as aggressively as its software with an eye toward future vehicles.
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Serious tax reform should rest its foundation on fiscal responsibility with an eye toward long-term sustainability.
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So I went online and found recipe after recipe, with an eye toward cobbling together my own.
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It sets operating procedures with an eye toward protecting the brand and providing a uniform customer experience.
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Instead, Democrats will hope to weaken various nominees politically, with an eye toward slowing Trump's agenda. Sen.
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Kremlin meddling in the 2016 election warrants further investigation, with an eye toward preventive or retaliatory measures.
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Tearing the deal apart, then, was done surely with an eye toward keeping the GOP base happy.
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The parties change the rules when they lose, with an eye toward winning the next time around.
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Clad in retro spacesuits, three refugees-cum-astronauts explore the planet with an eye toward colonizing it.
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This fall, she introduced sweeping new ethics legislation, no doubt with an eye toward her 2020 campaign platform.
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"He will be a pragmatic leader with an eye toward both expedited approvals and safety," one executive wrote.
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In his free time he practiced tattooing friends, with an eye toward someday working in a tattoo shop.
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Vice presidents have often been selected with an eye toward complementing the existing strengths of the presidential candidate.
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"Sources note the series went into its current fifth season with an eye toward an endgame," Variety reported.
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But he made those changes methodically, with an eye toward long-term outcomes rather than short-term perception.
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Incase makes high-end cases with an eye toward cool design and slim profiles — very Apple in spirit.
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This fall, Warren introduced sweeping new ethics legislation, no doubt with an eye toward her 2020 campaign platform.
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It's the fluidity and the warmth with which they were crafted, with an eye toward atmosphere and mood.
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Finally, with an eye toward the middle of the century, Congress should support an honest "near zero" target.
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It's fairly common for presidents to choose Supreme Court nominations with an eye toward their own electoral prospects.
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Over the course of five years, Freedman entirely rebuilt the interior with an eye toward installing his works.
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The administration is preparing a plan to reform our immigration system with an eye toward unifying the party.
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More recently, he has made moves to build up his fundraising operation with an eye toward the Nov.
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He is still praying to the God of endless wealth, but with an eye toward less disposable outcomes.
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Aurora, like many of its competitors, is focused on Level 4 autonomous systems with an eye toward Level 5.
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Some up-and-coming businesses are now opting to tailor their clothes to millennials, with an eye toward convenience.
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VP is among the largest accelerator/seed stage funders in the space with an eye toward solving local issues.
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Companies like Vuzix, Atheer, ODG and Microsoft Hololens, among others, are also making hardware with an eye toward business.
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The filmmaking community, particularly documentarians with an eye toward the socially conscious, clearly appreciate the insight VR may offer.
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In the chart below, we highlight some notable cases, with an eye toward the future of the global economy.
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Research teams began looking closely at the device in 2004, with an eye toward truly understanding how it worked.
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Trump spoke, as many presidents do, with an eye toward how the story of his presidency will be written.
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Under that initiative, the Justice Department and banking regulators probed banks' relationships with an eye toward ferreting out fraud.
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His opponents want a political judiciary in which judges decide cases with an eye toward furthering a political agenda.
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The House approved the rules for the inquiry last Thursday with an eye toward moving to more public proceedings.
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With an eye toward the fall, when Hispanic voters could come out in force, top targets like Coffman, Reps.
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This all suggests that an economy needs to evaluate its entrepreneurship profile, with an eye toward its own uniqueness.
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That interest led him in an unexpected direction — he began building acoustic guitars with an eye toward selling them.
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OS will be introduced in VW brand electric cars from 2020 onward, with an eye toward autonomous driving functions.
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The work was done with an eye toward making the historic buildings the centerpiece of a new national park.
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"I wanted to reinvent the visual vernacular of the game, with an eye toward clarity and playability," says Trachtenberg.
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But with an eye toward re-election to the Senate in 2020, he has jumped on the Trump Train.
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With an eye toward worries about political realignment, the shadow delegation includes three Democrats, three Republicans and an independent.
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Prosecutors can choose which cases to appeal, with an eye toward shaping the law rather than preserving every conviction.
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Sivakumar's experience is part of a trend in which schools are crafting entrepreneurial programs with an eye toward undergrads.
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But Media Matters drew new attention to Carlson's history of offensive comments with an eye toward Wednesday's advertiser shindig.
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Flowers arrive and so does daughter Anne, nodding sympathetically and reading André's journals with an eye toward posthumous publication.
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Polly Graham directed with an eye toward glamorous spectacle; Rei Kawakubo, of Comme des Garçons, provided handsomely garish costumes.
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Snap is expected to go public — with an eye toward being valued at $30 billion or more — this spring.
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The governor campaigned against them last year with an eye toward tipping Albany's upper chamber into the Democrats' hands.
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The Democratic Party is putting a new focus on governors races in key states, with an eye toward redistricting.
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Decker views this year as an educational opportunity, though, with an eye toward fulfilling her dream of competing in NASCAR.
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And I live my life with an eye toward it one day walking out of those doors a free woman.
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They propose an ethnographic study of several inclusive organizations and spaces, with an eye toward finding a few best practices.
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To be sure, most American presidents have made public policy decisions in election years with an eye toward the campaign.
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Foreign leaders in that group might have to start thinking about recalibrating their stances with an eye toward Democratic priorities.
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According to Riot, the shift to permanent teams was made with an eye toward the future growth of the league.
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With an eye toward taking the company public in 2019, Khosrowshahi is working quickly to right the ship at Uber.
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But beyond that, streaming services and apps need to start designing products with an eye toward the in-car user.
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With an eye toward distribution in China, American filmmakers increasingly edit films in anticipation of Chinese censors' many potential sensitivities.
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Lovingly curated with an eye toward innovation, this progressive bill is filled with artists as galvanizing as they are virtuosic.
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Some pollsters make those assumptions with an eye toward voters' past behavior: Did they show up at the last caucus?
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With an eye toward Halloween, let's discuss whether death, one of our most ritual-based processes, can actually be innovative.
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Preliminary interviews with some candidates have already begun with an eye toward presenting finalists to President Trump later this year.
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In 153, Emin released his first album, "Still," which featured English vocals with an eye toward cracking Western European markets.
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But he has run the Senate floor with an eye toward minimizing any divisions between Senate Republicans and Mr. Trump.
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Amazon gets physical Amazon started working on retail stores five years ago, with an eye toward eliminating consumer pain points.
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To answer this question, we sought input from three chief executives who've developed standout boards with an eye toward diversity.
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In Iowa, legislators are likely to consider a measure to ban all abortions next year, with an eye toward litigation.
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There is clear evidence that Russia's move to expand blockchain technology is occurring with an eye toward national security benefits.
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With respect to freezing North Korea's nuclear program, with an eye toward de-nuclearizing the peninsula, I would not: 23.
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With this final green light, AT&T has in recent days altered its leadership team with an eye toward reinvention.
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Still, she's aware she's in the spotlight, and she manages her public persona carefully — always with an eye toward promoting Siemens.
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Among other things, Sky will lock doors, arm a security system and adjust the thermostat with an eye toward energy conservation.
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The backstop of the federal courts imposing sanity with an eye toward something larger than political self-interest has been removed.
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Why it matters: Khan is launching a multi-brand retailer aimed at millennials, with an eye toward someday taking on Amazon.
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It's all treated with an eye toward honesty rather than shock value, and ultimately is what makes the show worth watching.
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Year-to-date, activists have taken aim at 10 U.S. lenders, usually targeting smaller banks with an eye toward M&A.
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Ryan and Trump have struck up a working partnership since then, with an eye toward sweeping GOP policy changes in 6900.
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Traditional automakers GM and Ford have partnered with technology companies like Lyft and Google with an eye toward an autonomous future.
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But a few overseas luxury brands are beginning to sell watches and other goods here, with an eye toward future sales.
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Furthermore, the court has systematically undermined key Democratic institutions like organized labor, all with an eye toward gaining conservative electoral advantages.
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That would be precisely the kind of info Congress would want to have — with an eye toward possibly launching impeachment proceedings.
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Other states have recently passed severe abortion restrictions with an eye toward forcing an eventual showdown at the country's highest court.
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The Fed's action was taken with an eye toward stabilizing the market for repurchase agreements, or the "repo" market for short.
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She bought blue-chip artists at auctions and art fairs with an eye toward investment, gaining confidence with each big purchase.
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The soda company is doubling down on energy drinks and with an eye toward turning around its struggling Mountain Dew brand.
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His label, Biophilia Records, releases albums with an eye toward sustainability, and donates a portion of its proceeds to ecological causes.
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The estate is a mixed environment, with animals, grains, fruits and vegetables, farmed biodynamically with an eye toward protecting the soil.
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These efforts make a lot of sense, especially when viewed with an eye toward preserving the beachfront the U.S. currently maintains.
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While there are federal rules about unpaid leave, most companies set their own rules, with an eye toward their bottom lines.
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Using this test network, researchers would explore quantum encryption technologies with an eye toward creating a secure network across the country.
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Maybe the name was chosen with an eye toward marketing the eventual news release, or as an inside joke among agents.
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The Volunteer State overhauled its tax system in 2017 with an eye toward infrastructure, and the plan is already bearing fruit.
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And Carnegie last year expanded the program, adding NYO2 for younger players, 14 through 17, recruited with an eye toward diversity.
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There has been a particular focus on winning U.S. Senate and House seats, with an eye toward the 2018 midterm elections.
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So our science team took at look at some of the year's best sci-fi with an eye toward correcting the errors.
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"Because we are not even one percent done with our work, we will operate with an eye toward the future," he wrote.
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Impeachment has been, and remains, an artifice for congressional Democrats to acquire and incrementally disclose unsavory information, with an eye toward Nov.
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At the White House, Mr. Obama pored through a thick binder of potential nominees with an eye toward choosing one within weeks.
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He needs to ignore the advice he gets from zealots like Ann Coulter, and govern instead with an eye toward solving problems.
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"We did not in any form or fashion structure the transaction ... with an eye toward avoiding" the White House review, he said.
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Making business decision with an eye toward delighting the soon-to-be occupant of the Oval Office thus carries a big risk.
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The main opposition party, the Democratic Alliance, put forward the impeachment motion with an eye toward important local elections later this year.
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Levin, an environmental attorney, ran an energetic shoe-leather campaign in California's 49th Congressional District, with an eye toward activating younger voters.
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Sinclair has reportedly held talks with current and former Fox News anchors, with an eye toward competing more directly with the channel.
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With an eye toward more evidence-based decision-making, we need to find ways to introduce accountability for bureaucrats' misdeeds and missteps.
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Conagra has poured money into its frozen business, with an eye toward repackaging and reformulating its products to cater to younger diners.
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Now WarnerMedia, Disney and other giants are establishing their own direct connections with customers with an eye toward Netflix's huge subscriber base.
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Armed with that knowledge, the father of three committed to updating his net worth each month with an eye toward growing it.
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Rather, Mr. Doshi approaches his projects with an eye toward seeding miniature societies that its residents can expand and animate over time.
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Koepka, McIlroy and Johnson are among the big names playing in Hamilton with an eye toward peaking at Pebble Beach next week.
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Do they commit to hearings and investigations with an eye toward impeachment proceedings or do they downplay the issue of presidential accountability?
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Reams have been written about how Democrats more often operate with an eye toward wooing voters with more rational, data-driven appeals.
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All nominated more than 30, and Mr. Maul culled the lists with an eye toward keeping the church calendar as complete possible.
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"And we're reassessing all capital expenditure projects with an eye toward deferring any projects that may be inconsistent with the current environment."
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Policymakers set them with an eye toward how future growth appears to be shaping up — not just how the data looks today.
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Lovelace said the commission's decision to approve lighter gloves for the fight was also made with an eye toward the bottom line.
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Presidents who take such actions with an eye toward the ballot box should be judged by the voters at the ballot box.
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He signed an executive order on Friday suspending the nation's resettlement program temporarily, with an eye toward shrinking it when it resumes.
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Ells said the beleaguered burrito chain is taking a careful look at existing directors, with an eye toward what can be strengthened.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi has asked the chamber to proceed with articles of impeachment, with an eye toward a full vote before Christmas.
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There are several things we are doing with an eye toward rebalancing this data set to better reflect the world at large.
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"When choosing funds for your 401(k), look closely at the options available to you with an eye toward fees," Golladay said.
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Ms. Proctor made a brief effort to reboot with an eye toward the emerging internet market, but gave it up and retired.
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If the fashion industry continues to rely upon teenagers to do adult jobs, why not do it with an eye toward diversity?
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With an eye toward the future, Williams envisions an even larger curriculum, bringing together students from academic institutions across the globe through skateboarding.
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We're working to grow out our base of pilot customers now, with [an eye toward] launching in the fourth quarter of this year.
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They should be expected to tend to their own images and relationships -- with an eye toward a time when Trump is gone. 4.
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Speaking ahead of his meeting Wednesday, Trump promised a plan that would allocate taxpayer dollars carefully, with an eye toward reducing wasteful spending.
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Those are to be filled by the group's president with an eye toward increasing the number of women and minorities on the board.
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These mechanisms could be the focus of future studies on aging, with an eye toward extending healthy lifespans in people, the researchers said.
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With an eye toward a Mars trip, this approach would not be feasible due to the distances and latency that would be involved.
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As the league expands, it's doing so with an eye toward geographic parity in order to make that eventual travel easier on players.
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What's happening: NASA is working toward landing people back on the moon by 2024, with an eye toward reaching Mars in the 2030s.
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All of this is being done with an eye toward an initial public offering sometime in the next 18 months, DeWolfe has said.
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The move comes three years after Coca-Cola took a minority stake in the company, with an eye toward the trendier drink market.
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All three works are intimate and minimalist, but also implicitly vast, fashioned meticulously in the studio but with an eye toward the universe.
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Ina Fried and Dan Primack discuss Amazon's dominance with an eye toward the future: at what point does the company get broken up?
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The Food and Drug Administration is re-examining its regulatory rules with an eye toward broader use of medication-assisted therapy, like methadone.
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"In our democracy, the attorney general is charged with enforcing our nation's laws without prejudice and with an eye toward justice," they wrote.
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Owned by Pacific Biodiesel, an industry pioneer, the plant was designed with an eye toward conserving water and energy and avoiding environmental harm.
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Almost four years ago, they bought their first property together, on the North Shore of Long Island, with an eye toward rebuilding it.
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Clinton's campaign has acknowledged its deficit among millennials, and with an eye toward the November election, she has conspicuously tried to woo them.
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Once the storm passed, the blackout presented a blank slate to rebuild Puerto Rico's grid with an eye toward resilience and cleaner energy.
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Josh Hawley (R-MO) published a new plan to remake the Federal Trade Commission with an eye toward reining in big tech companies.
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The group agreed the experience was eye-opening, and Alex hopes it will help leaders see the world with an eye toward accessibility.
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To celebrate the approaching anniversary, Woodworth picked up Lego's recently released Apollo 11 Lunar Lander set with an eye toward making some modifications.
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Another step might be to narrow which nonprofits qualify for tax-deductible gifts, with an eye toward reducing giving to influence public policy.
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Trips must be coordinated, with an eye toward those few hours of daylight before rush hour, itself a hellscape and no man's land.
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The play, with an eye toward parallels to the present, tells the story of a folk musician and surveillance in 1980s Communist Budapest.
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Heads Up With an eye toward catching a California sunset, we arranged a dinner reservation on the early side one evening last spring.
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With an eye toward future growth, American studios are trying to increase the number of their films that China allows to be shown.
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"Talking about career path is the best way to use the performance review with an eye toward a promotion or raise," Pynchon said.
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There is one thing ... up to this point, authorities have looked at the players in the case with an eye toward criminal prosecution.
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But the Republican-controlled state senate balked and offered a 4 percent raise, with an eye toward saving $17 million in the state's budget.
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Going forward, it will be increasingly important for investors to balance the political risks with innovation opportunities, all with an eye toward reasonable valuations.
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The store is one of three brick-and-mortar formats the company is testing, with an eye toward building a 2,000-store grocery chain.
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All of this appears to be with an eye toward shifting Zendesk from its core customer service mission to a broader customer management business.
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Other countries, such as Russia and Norway, have expanded development in the region with an eye toward enhanced shipping routes and natural resource extraction.
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While she retains Trump's favor through unyielding public advocacy, they reason, he courts the president's foes with an eye toward life after the administration.
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Despite the challenges, Morgan Stanley Research took an earnest whack at SpaceX's valuation in mid-September with an eye toward the inception of Starlink.
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Among the others, Kelsey, the soprano Estelí Gomez, and the bass-baritone Dashon Burton all studied voice, but with an eye toward contemporary music.
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To the extent that Mr. Trump has tailored his arguments, it has been with an eye toward coaxing wavering Republicans back into his camp.
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It lasts for just over three days, and it's tightly programmed, with an eye toward films that challenge the form of the documentary itself.
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State legislators returned to work on Monday with an eye toward extending the state's cap-and-trade law by the end of the month.
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It's also consistent with the Washington tradition of self-serving conduct with an eye toward ensuring that you don't go down with the ship.
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Ms. Haddock said that her company was helping the association to rewrite its policies, with an eye toward fostering greater diversity at the gatherings.
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Time's Up organizers staged the campaign's coming-out party on the Golden Globes red carpet with an eye toward subverting the often sexist display.
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He proposed to Mr. Bloomberg that he make the state a decade-long priority, with an eye toward empowering Democratic supporters of gun regulation.
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With an eye toward a potential general election campaign against Trump, Bloomberg announced on Wednesday the opening of a campaign office in New Hampshire.
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In a tweet, Benioff said he would also focus his comments in the meeting on workforce development, but with an eye toward gender equality.
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But good Lambruscos, made with an eye toward quality and consumed with mortadella, tortellini and other rich dishes of the region, are a delight.
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The chief financial officer then wanted to time the listing "as late as possible" but with an eye toward avoiding slower markets after Thanksgiving.
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With its Ekoa TP product, Lingrove is targeting the $80 billion interior market, with an eye toward using its products in the construction industry.
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All of his subsequent policy speeches were shorter and more focused, written with an eye toward erasing the public's memory of that 1988 disaster.
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"We're experimenting and considering numerous possible changes, all with an eye toward ensuring we're incentivizing the right behaviors to drive healthy conversation," he reportedly said.
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Exploiting this friction to amplify feelings of resentment and acrimony, with an eye toward further polarizing the U.S. population, was chief among the Kremlin's goals.
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Instagram is testing the feature among a small percentage of users starting today, with an eye toward rolling it out more broadly in coming months.
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Perhaps with an eye toward a future book, Bergen does not explore the difficult decisions that must be made in the post-9/11 world.
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Leto isn't a blatant rejoinder to that restriction, but it's not hard to see how it can be read with an eye toward Putin's Russia.
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Musk talked about the project at an event in San Francisco that was streamed live — with an eye toward recruiting more talent — late on Tuesday.
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As part of his corporate remake, Cohen had also turned over nearly the entire senior management staff with an eye toward rooting out future malfeasance.
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The company also acquired companies with an eye toward diversifying, including artificial intelligence chip company Nervana, programmable chip company Altera and car chip company Mobileye.
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Soon, the South Asian nation will gear up for a presidential election with an eye toward what social media will mean in Sri Lanka next.
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Everything was done with an eye toward Japan and his truly legendary status there as the greatest gaijin wrestler of the age, alongside Stan Hansen.
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That decision was undertaken with an eye toward making the composition of the electorate maximally favorable to Republicans, who were dutifully defending this decision yesterday.
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Ohio's Mike DeWine ordered a review of services to individuals with mental illness or substance use disorders, with an eye toward reducing the human toll.
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"They're playing the long game," said agent Michael Lu. Others have built luxurious estate homes with an eye toward retirement and surrounded them with berries.
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Like his past foreign trips, Trump's officials have prepared briefing materials with an eye toward brevity -- ideally one page -- with maps and charts and photos.
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Perhaps with an eye toward Disney's cable-provider partners, Mr. Iger was careful to say that the service would be "complementary" to ESPN's traditional networks.
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We want to hear stories from your table, with an eye toward the immigrant traditions that have crossed over to the most American of meals.
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But the building's owner, Ironline Partners, renovated the more open floor with an eye toward software companies, of which there are now three, including Gainsight.
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The violation of basic dignity happening here defies the consistent refrain by the prophets and Jesus to do justice with an eye toward the exploited.
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For the GND, it means the federal government must appropriate public money with an eye toward our singular objective: collectively and justly combating climate change.
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Both the book and the exhibition aim to influence construction norms with an eye toward more environmentally friendly techniques for high-rises and urban landscapes.
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The uranium inquiry is the latest of several trade-related steps the Trump administration has taken with an eye toward imposing stiff tariffs on imports.
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Knowing that his audience was made up of business executives, Mr. Moskowitz made his case for social responsibility with an eye toward the bottom line.
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The department is also offering a consolation to affected companies, by promising to review a related set of regulations, with an eye toward easing them.
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With an eye toward neighborliness, New Jersey plans to ban the use of marijuana in large multifamily homes, high-density apartment buildings and public housing.
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Focused in particular on prescription drug prices and mental health coverage, Klobuchar proposed more modest plans on liberal policy priorities with an eye toward cost.
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The recommendations were written with an eye toward easing regulations imposed on community banks and all but the largest credit unions after the financial crisis.
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People interpret the law, sometimes with an eye toward fairness and sometimes without one, but always through the lens of their own values and worldview.
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It plays like a silent film, at times, but one with an eye toward the present, and toward the way old stories shape the future.
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The challengers also are asking the Supreme Court to require lower courts to more strictly review gun curbs, with an eye toward striking them down.
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The study was written with an eye toward a federal education law, the Every Student Succeeds Act, which was signed by President Obama in 2015.
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Mr. Macron, a onetime investment banker and former economy minister, seeks to trim some social benefits with an eye toward making France more business-friendly.
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He's been following the Iran deal closely, with an eye toward whether the implementation is moving Iran away from or closer to getting a bomb.
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A report from the Russian website RT.com, however, said the "Russian marines are expected to discuss and share tactics" with an eye toward future joint exercises.
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He stumped for 7 California congressional candidates over the weekend ... with an eye toward the Dems recapturing the House of Representatives in the November mid-terms.
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With an eye toward Pyongyang and Tehran, in the 23s the US military began working on aerial lasers, and missile interceptors launched from ship and ground.
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He also noted during the conference that the beleaguered chain is taking a careful look at existing directors, with an eye toward what can be strengthened.
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Photo: Hyperloop OneVirgin Hyperloop One is currently courting investment in Saudi Arabia with an eye toward building one of its high-speed transports in the Kingdom.
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The report notes that one revised Switch would bring to consumers a smaller and cheaper alternative to Nintendo's hit console, with an eye toward maximum portability.
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The paper suggests that reforms with an eye toward making elections freer and fairer can have the effect of making politicians more responsive to their constituents.
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While it's not just used for gaming, the voice-and-text chat app was built with an eye toward unseating established players like Ventrilo and TeamSpeak.
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In other words, it's essentially laying the groundwork to change how we measure poverty, with an eye toward shrinking the pool of who's eligible for benefits.
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America's tax system deserves an overhaul, with an eye toward ensuring individual tax rates are as low as possible while still providing for balanced fiscal policy.
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The bill would modernize numerous energy policies, with an eye toward improving the electric grid, encouraging energy efficiency, easing exports of natural gas and other priorities.
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In other states, reform measures required those conducting the redistricting process to draw maps with an eye toward fairness, or districts that would produce competitive races.
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The FBI has been reviewing Clinton's unorthodox email arrangement for months, with an eye toward whether Clinton or one of her top aides mishandled classified information.
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But that short-term concern isn't stopping him from taking an aggressive stance on stocks over the longer run, with an eye toward his own retirement.
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It would seem, then, that American voters reject the fencerow to fencerow, intensive agriculture of the past with an eye toward a more sustainable food system.
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The Trump administration should forge ahead with purpose in this NAFTA modernization effort, with an eye toward strengthening the region and securing our place within it.
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At Mannes, she studied voice with Dan Marek, who brought her along slowly, she said, stressing scales and other technical work, with an eye toward longevity.
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This may sound like an extreme result, but it underscores how urgently policy makers need to examine these issues with an eye toward drawing acceptable lines.
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Each of the dance troupes will spend a month in 2017 visiting three countries, with an eye toward connecting with marginalized people through performance and education.
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I think Hogan, Malcolm Mitchell, and Danny Amendola probably cancel each other out, but wouldn't hate a Hogan add with an eye toward Tom Brady's return.
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But the measure also includes provisions with an eye toward preventing the US from being caught so flat-footed next time it's confronted with a pandemic.
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But he ended up spending the 2016 season behind a desk at N.F.L. headquarters working as an adviser, with an eye toward returning to a club.
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With an eye toward my profession's checkered history, our psychiatric expertise must remain completely apolitical as we continue to treat mental illness across this great country.
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Mr. Ellis said the Chinese had also probably pursued cooperation relationships with Latin American nations, with an eye toward any possible confrontation with the United States.
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And they've deployed correspondents across the heartland to capture the sentiments of voters, with an eye toward whether Trump voters are holding steady behind their president.
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Existing sports, such as canoeing, kayaking, boxing and fencing, will also see a rebalancing with additional events added, primarily with an eye toward increased gender equality.
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New York Police Department officials said as early as November that detectives were gathering evidence with an eye toward preparing a warrant to arrest Mr. Weinstein.
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The museum is a marvelous combination of vintage and new, housed in an 10003th-century mansion that has been expanded with an eye toward the contemporary.
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And if a company tries to trim back on some of the niceties with an eye toward the budget, the target audience can quickly take note.
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"President Trump's impeachment inquiry is drawing strong — and divisive — interest from voters with an eye toward the 2020 election," said Tyler Sinclair, Morning Consult's vice president.
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It's among several state efforts that aim to restrict access to the procedure with an eye toward pushing the US Supreme Court to overturn the Roe v.
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With an eye toward helping service members heal from both the mental and physical wounds of war, the Games are designed to build a community of support.
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The company will bring on HR investigators with an eye toward lowering the median time of an investigation to one month or shorter than that, Nadella wrote.
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To make matters worse, the marriage came just as her brother John F. Kennedy, with an eye toward the presidency, was considering running for Congress in Massachusetts.
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With an eye toward the importance of the state, Harris will spend this coming weekend in the Palmetto State -- doing several college town halls, among other events.
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" He adds, "We would all be much better off if GM simply stuck to selling cars and improving their vehicles, particularly with an eye toward improving safety.
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President Donald Trump in December signed a directive intended to pave the way for a return to the moon, with an eye toward an eventual Mars mission.
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Along with trying to avoid the dreaded 100-loss mark, the San Francisco Giants are playing with an eye toward the future during the season's final week.
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With an eye toward safety, bans on pit bulls are common in the United States, but are often criticized by animal rights activists and pit bull owners.
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He noted that his predecessor as chief prosecutor, Andrzej Seremet, requested a review of the Krakow court's ruling in December, with an eye toward a possible appeal.
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The government said it also wanted to offer more lodging options for tourists, with an eye toward next year's Rugby World Cup and the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
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Priorities USA Action, the main super PAC backing Clinton, publicly refocused some of its money to Senate races, with an eye toward giving Clinton a governing majority.
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"I encourage all member states to look at ways to take bold stands at the United Nations with an eye toward changing business as usual," Trump said.
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Perhaps with an eye toward defusing any controversy here, Finchem added that the tour and its tournaments were "apolitical" and said, "We're going to stay that way."
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What's more, they question them with an eye toward improving or even replacing them, generally with (admittedly usually at-best-half-baked) iterations and solutions in mind.
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Prosecutors have been building their case before a grand jury, with an eye toward what would be one of the highest-profile police abuse indictments in years.
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After testing five Vecna robots over the past several months, FedEx said it will begin testing 20 more with an eye toward replacing all the existing tuggers.
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With an eye toward helping young women and people of color break into the entertainment business, the city of Los Angeles is hoping to lend a hand.
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" With an eye toward the midterm elections, the editorial concludes with this challenge: "If Republicans want to demonstrate competence, now would be a great time to start.
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The resulting documentary, "The Quest of Alain Ducasse," looks at Mr. Ducasse's far-flung enterprises as he visits and fine-tunes them with an eye toward perfection.
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PepsiCo will acquire Rockstar Energy in a $3.85 billion deal, doubling down on energy drinks and with an eye toward turning around its struggling Mountain Dew brand.
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From the moment T-Mobile and Sprint announced their $26.5 billion merger on Sunday, the wireless carriers have positioned their proposed deal with an eye toward Washington.
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Amid a disappointing season, the Mets on Wednesday swung another trade of a veteran for young talent as they retool their roster with an eye toward 2018.
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To preserve the health of the bullpen with an eye toward the postseason, the team vowed to avoid using a relief pitcher three days in a row.
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Critic's Pick James Ijames's satire reconsiders a story that reaches back to our shared past, with an eye toward demolishing it in favor of a better future.
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He tilts at sacred cows — retirement benefits, employee protections — with an eye toward making France more business-friendly, while professing he will preserve its social safety net.
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Officials have already started the process of identifying offshore drilling restrictions from the Obama administration, including those in the Arctic, with an eye toward potentially undoing them.
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Instead, it leads to gridlock, as Vox's Ezra Klein notes, and flawed legislation that needs to be written with an eye toward surviving the technicalities of reconciliation.
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Women become "targets" to be observed, stalked, and bagged, with an eye toward quality and getting a good price — down to using coupons and VIP cards for discounts.
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With an eye toward upcoming battles with House Democrats, the letter also makes clear that the White House wants to preserve all executive privilege for all future proceedings.
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With an eye toward the White House and a focus on this transformative party, many critics argue the Democrats allowed the local base of their party to whither.
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The plan is apparently to open up said program to all San Francisco residents starting this fall, with an eye toward expanding it further provided that works out.
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House impeachment managers and President Trump's defense team delivered their closing arguments on Monday with an eye toward history, but with little hope of changing any senator's mind.
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The department announced in August it was reviewing some 1,300 such decrees affecting a range of industries, which have no expiration date, with an eye toward cancelling them.
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And as long as companies are designing toys with an eye toward securing VC funding, we'll be awash in erotic products that privilege tech fads over consumer satisfaction.
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The goal was to highlight corporate excess and income inequality, with an eye toward curbing the outsize executive compensation packages that Congress viewed as contributing to the crisis.
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PG&E has launched a workforce-training project called "Power Pathway" to develop young energy industry talent with an eye toward veterans, women and underserved communities in California.
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Medical marijuana has been legal in Canada since 2001, and many U.S.-based cannabis companies have jockeyed for position in that market with an eye toward broader legalization.
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While Obama's EPA rule applied nationally, the Interior standards were targeted to drillers on federal land, with an eye toward reducing waste of a resource owned by taxpayers.
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President Donald Trump in December signed a directive intended to pave the way for a return to the moon, with an eye toward an eventual mission to Mars.
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With an eye toward using All-American keepsakes like comic books and miniature toys, Ben Turnbull constructs his pieces with a consideration for the true picture of war.
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Instead, his administration has said it would closely police Iran's compliance with the bill and review it, with an eye toward possibly modifying it to make it stronger.
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While it is not yet clear what prompted Mr. Whelan's arrest, Russia has been known to arrest foreigners with an eye toward trading them for Russians held abroad.
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A mother of the bride buys retrospectively, with an eye toward who she's been all these years, and whether some part of her got stifled in the telling.
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Trump has shown an affinity for aides with an eye toward the political implications of economic decisions rather than in-depth knowledge of economic policy, the people said.
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On one hand, the Fed's policies work with a lag, so it must act with an eye toward where the economy is going, not where it has been.
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Docent's founders refer frequently to best practices from the upscale restaurant and hotel industries, where customer preferences are carefully tracked and anticipated with an eye toward future business.
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Murdoch plans on spending $100 million to back political-reform proposals, with an eye toward expanding the use of ranked-choice voting, nonpartisan redistricting commissions and open primaries.
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"This is the first opportunity I've had in a long time to pause and look back, with an eye toward looking forward," Mr. Kerry said in a statement.
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But either way, Burr and Warner have signaled that their goal is to understand just what, exactly, happened, with an eye toward averting Russian electoral interference in the future.
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I grew up in a home with floor-to-ceiling bookshelves, and that early passion for books later drove me to illustrate children's books, with an eye toward diversity.
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Ferchaud co-authored a paper last year — "Parasocial attributes and YouTube personalities: Exploring content trends across the most subscribed YouTube channels" — with an eye toward the most popular influencers.
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And the candidates themselves are also increasingly hitting Trump with an eye toward the South Carolina, where Trump is leading his closest competitors by double-digits in recent polls.
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The plan would ax a number of government programs and severely limit spending by some departments, with an eye toward reducing spending by $10.5 trillion over the next decade.
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Thursday's letter marks an explicit push from the left to beef up the liberal ranks of that panel, with an eye toward pushing even stricter rules on Wall Street.
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HTC is building out its recently announced Viveport Arcade program, with an eye toward turning public virtual reality gaming into a $100 million industry over the next two years.
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And the order directs multiple agencies to review the level of competition among health-care providers and insurers nationally, with an eye toward identifying actions that could increase competition.
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In a memo obtained by the Huffington Post, the RNC says it plans to train attacks on Clinton's eventual VP pick with an eye toward peeling off Sanders voters.
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Will he oversee two years of fast tracked judges and partisan votes, or will he conduct committee business with an eye toward reinstating bipartisan faith in the federal courts?
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Often, the money from those loans is used to make investments with an eye toward earning a rate of return that exceeds the cost of interest on the debt.
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The census planning department is now working on addresses, with an eye toward ensuring that the list ultimately used by the bureau is as complete and accurate as possible.
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While there is no apparent connection between her case and Mr. Whelan's, in the past, Russian authorities have arrested foreigners with an eye toward trading prisoners with other countries.
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In 2019, with the aid of 2 million euros ($2.27 million), archaeologists will continue the work with an eye toward opening the site to the public, Mr. Osanna said.
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With an eye toward his future in the family business, Mr. Adikoesoemo was sent to the University of Bradford in Britain, where he earned a degree in business management.
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She helps top-of-the-class businesses, organizations, and individuals improve their performance by honoring relationships in every context, always with an eye toward high-tech for human touch.
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Nothing about Trump's first term makes a second seem survivable, let alone advisable, so the best way to go into the midterms is with an eye toward preventing one.
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Once that happened, Mr. Trump's aides sought to make the best of it, trying to net victories in the states with an eye toward having allies there in 2020.
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She will formulate her legislative approach in much the way the President Obama did, with an eye toward "sensible compromise" with overtures to trade progressive initiatives for conservative goals.
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Islamic State militants have swept through Iraq and Syria in recent years, seizing swathes of territory with an eye toward establishing jihadism in the heart of the Arab world.
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And Mr. Soderbergh seems to have thoughtfully filmed "Mosaic" with an eye toward how it will play on a tiny screen, framing his characters with plenty of tight shots.
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Other European countries with large numbers of detained citizens, including Germany and Belgium, are said to be closely watching how Paris will decide, with an eye toward echoing it.
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The capital will be used to build additional brick-and-mortar stores, as well as add to Away's portfolio of merchandise with an eye toward expanding into generic travel gear.
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"The hacking and attacks our clients faced in this case illustrates the modern ways abortion providers are attacked—online and with an eye toward alienating their funding sources," Goldberg said.
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"Brazilian authorities knew the region's enormous environmental liabilities and committed themselves to fighting them, exclusively with an eye toward hosting the Games," Moscatelli said at a press conference in April.
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We know of at least a dozen subscription-based companies to emerge in recent years with an eye toward taking a bite out of baby food market, which is sizable.
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One day after hosting his own Pro Football Hall of Fame induction ceremony, Terrell Owens worked out for a Canadian Football League team with an eye toward a potential comeback.
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Meanwhile, there's another category of startup — and one that's attracted massive valuations by running directly at incumbent players with an eye toward dislodging them from their perches atop the industry.
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Volkswagen isn't alone among carmakers cutting jobs — GM and Ford have both announced significant layoffs, also with an eye toward increasing their focus on electric-car and self-driving technologies.
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Quinn to detail the decision's flaws, with an eye toward eventually overturning it in full (which the Court's liberals warned in dissents in those cases was his eventual game plan).
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Cruz had a revealing answer when asked who he expects will win the Super Bowl: "With an eye toward February 20, Carolina," he said, alluding to the South Carolina primary.
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Like his other Honolulu establishments Town and Kaimuki Superette, chef Ed Kenney's buzzy cocktail bar Mud Hen Water focuses on seasonal ingredients from local farmers, with an eye toward invention.
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Next week, Bach and his committee must ratify the decision of the I.A.A.F. Perhaps with an eye toward uncertainty, Coe set down survey sticks on Friday that demarcated his power.
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The staffs of both committees have been in discussions over the future of the two bills, with an eye toward combining them into a single bill supported by both committees.
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Last month, the United Nations General Assembly met for the first time in history to reconsider international drug prohibition with an eye toward policies focused on health and human rights.
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Tausig and his partners began seeking out constructors from communities that were underrepresented in the cruciverbalist ranks and offering to mentor them with an eye toward getting them into AVCX.
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But the company has developed an alternative using carbon dioxide that is being introduced in its S-class cars and some E-class models, with an eye toward further expansion.
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A cardiologist by profession, Dr. Agatston told Time Magazine that he wrote the book with an eye toward preventing some of the health problems he regularly saw in his practice.
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The lab was rebooted five years ago, with an eye toward innovation, said Hebe Verstappen, the lab's director, who came from the textile industry and manages a staff of 20.
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The defeat is magnified because Mr. Cuomo, a shrewd observer of national political trends with an eye toward a potential White House bid, recently softened his support for charter schools.
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Johnson made no secret of his intent to draw the game's biggest stars to Los Angeles, with an eye toward what was expected to be a major 2018 off-season.
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Kate Bobb, the president of the Scallywags, puts together her team with an eye toward which dogs are compatible and which can serve as the "height dog," or smallest one.
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During the summers, Mr. Kushner interned at Goldman's real estate banking division and at the real estate giants Vornado and SL Green with an eye toward working in the industry.
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She is foisting the work of professionals whom Congress charged with protecting ordinary people onto individual consumers, with an eye toward blaming those consumers when they naturally cannot keep up.
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Mr. Drent surmised that the uncle might have bought the cards as part of a research-and-development project, with an eye toward getting into the sports trading card market.
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Like most of today's social media platforms, Instagram wasn't thoughtfully designed by those with an eye toward how its service could be abused by those who want to hurt others.
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In 1944 and '45, the French filmmaker Georges Rouquier documented the lives of peasant farmers from his extended family, with an eye toward the changing seasons and the changing times.
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The board's chair, Vanessa Allen Sutherland, told reporters Thursday that the board would be investigating the Crosby accident with an eye toward plugging any regulatory loopholes that could impede safety.
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It is unclear whether Vice Premier Liu He would still helm this smaller group, an important detail if the team were traveling to Washington with an eye toward sealing a deal.
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Activist investor JANA Partners disclosed in an SEC filing that it has acquired a 9% stake in grocery retailer Whole Foods, with an eye toward possibly pushing for a sale process.
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The Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) will begin testing the software within the next two weeks, the paper reports, with an eye toward deploying it more widely in 2018.
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Brass standoffs, hand-soldered connectors, and beautifully laid out, repairable boards made this hardware the the Colonial Furniture of the computer world: carefully wrought with an eye toward efficiency and beauty.
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The NSC discussion paper obtained by the Post about the new panel suggests it would be created with an eye toward muddying the waters about the Pentagon and intelligence community's findings.
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Indeed, as Trende wrote in an interesting tweetstorm, "the consistent, subtle choices made make clear that this map was drawn with an eye toward shifting multiple districts leftward" — to increase competitiveness.
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Samsung is bringing its latest rugged tablet to the US, with an eye toward selling it to companies that send workers outdoors, to industrial locations, or to areas with bad weather.
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Sure, there are some additional hardware features — namely heart rate (finally) — but in a world of ever-more complicated hardware offerings, Pebble's taking a different approach, with an eye toward simplicity.
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The Pokemon craze has cooled considerably since July, but the researchers believe their findings can help game developers and the general public approach augmented reality games with an eye toward safety.
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An enterprising studio with an eye toward counterprogramming might think about dropping one of its more adult-skewing Oscar players in late July, Dunkirk-style, if only to see what happens.
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Reynolds, originally a college football star with an eye toward the NFL, got his start as a TV actor in the 1960s after injuries put an end to his sports dreams.
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That means it's in charge of regulating hundreds of trillions of dollars' worth of derivatives trades, with an eye toward preventing another financial crisis like the one that unfolded in 2008.
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The Federal Trade Commission is a major US antitrust agency, charged with ensuring competition in markets, with an eye toward preventing monopolies or concentration of corporate power that could hurt consumers.
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In both decisions, Roberts said judges should read the words of a statute in context, with an eye toward Congress' intentions, which he described here as to improve health-insurance markets.
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They are seizing on every opportunity to fan the flames, with an eye toward winning the White House, taking back the Senate and cutting into the GOP majority in the House.
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Chase Carey, the former chief operating officer of 21st Century Fox, has been appointed by Liberty Media as chairman of Formula One with an eye toward developing Formula One's internet footprint.
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So any ideas that the Trump DOJ might have about collecting citizenship data -- with an eye toward changing how congressional districts are drawn -- would potentially undermine the spirit of that ruling.
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And yet this is exactly the kind of question that Oklahoma police, armed with a new device, will soon be asking, with an eye toward seizing the cash on the cards.
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But amid widespread skepticism of those results, officials announced Wednesday that an outside law firm would examine past shootings involving officers with an eye toward restoring confidence in the review process.
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Inside Uber's autonomous car operation, for example, researchers have trained systems to play the popular game Grand Theft Auto, with an eye toward applying these methods, eventually, to real world cars.
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He studied international relations with an eye toward joining the State Department, and his first job after college was working as an immigration officer at Kennedy International Airport in New York.
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Democratic leaders have, among other smart adjustments, ramped up their digital efforts with an eye toward the youngest voters, whose turnout is typically disappointing but whose distaste for Trump is strong.
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In July, the luxury conglomerate LVMH took a minority stake in Stella McCartney with an eye toward improving sustainability efforts across its portfolio of labels, which includes Louis Vuitton and Dior.
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The department routinely monitors Twitter traffic worldwide with an eye toward malign activities, like the proliferation of fake pages and user accounts or content that targets the public with divisive messages.
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With an eye toward preserving the cast-iron facade, Tishman Speyer met with Allen Architectural Metals, an Alabama-based firm that in 2006 had restored the Battery Maritime Building in Manhattan.
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Instead, they were planning to use the coming weeks to build as strong a case as they could against Mr. Trump, with an eye toward drafting articles of impeachment against him.
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If we look at our options with an eye toward lifetime performance, we will build an infrastructure for this nation that our grandchildren will still be using many years from now.
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Her plan is the latest sign of how Democrats, with an eye toward 291, are looking to tax the rich to pay for expanded social programs and distribute wealth more evenly.
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He said the tax rates under the plan were not chosen with an eye toward the Diamond-Saez hypothesis, but rather to generate sufficient revenue to pay for the senator's policy proposals.
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The Department of Energy runs the Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E), a small federal program that funds high-risk, high-reward energy projects with an eye toward fighting climate change.
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The tariffs would target U.S. products from agricultural and industrial states regarded as Trump's electoral base, a tactic China has also used with an eye toward the president's 2020 re-election bid.
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Especially when you consider that the first campus cop program in America was launched in nearby Flint, Michigan, in the 225s, with an eye toward building relationships between law enforcement and youth.
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This clash of history with present day should give anyone with an eye toward the future of women's issues a reason to be excited for all that is to come in 2019.
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Cora was originally a project developed by Sebastian Thrun's Kitty Hawk, which it revealed in 2018, and actually began testing quietly in New Zealand in 2017 with an eye toward eventual certification.
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In the two years since Intel bought Mobileye, co-founder and CEO Amnon Shashua has scaled up the business beyond ADAS with an eye toward launching an autonomous vehicle platform in 2021.
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As Reed digs into McLemore's own story, uncovering in one episode his battles with living as a queer man in the South, it is always with an eye toward complexifying the man.
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The report, issued in 2015, found that the local police and court system were run with an eye toward maximizing revenue, often on the backs of those who could least afford it.
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But the company is increasingly moving to own those rights for its original content, with an eye toward maximizing the return it can get on paying to produce new films and series.
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Investors should feel confident that loans are being underwritten with an eye toward sustainability, and borrowers should feel confident that they can obtain affordable credit in both high- and low-cost markets.
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But within days of the nominations being announced, academy officials, facing intense public criticism, promised to restructure their group, with an eye toward creating a more diverse voting pool and governing board.
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They sought to portray him as having been at the center of a conspiracy orchestrated by Shari Redstone, with an eye toward ousting Ms. Herzer and an another Redstone companion, Sydney Holland.
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Studies have shown that when women negotiate with an eye toward what is best for the organization in addition to what is best for themselves, they have a better chance of success.
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But not all leaders execute this playbook consciously or with an eye toward some specific prize, said Nic Cheeseman, a political scientist at the University of Oxford who studies sub-Saharan Africa.
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Obama credits them to a series of institutions, most of which were set up in the wake of World War II with an eye toward preventing something similar from ever happening again.
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D.C.R. is committed to providing a safe, accountable environment for prisoners and staff alike, and we plan to evaluate this decision with an eye toward maintaining health and security within our institutions.
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So she joined a Facebook group of other disillusioned liberals with an eye toward constituency advocacy — if their voices could not be heard, at least they could amplify others across the country.
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"Since this week coincidentally is the beginning of the NFL league calendar and free agency, we've built our schedules with an eye toward that being a major topic of conversation," Magnus said.
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That's where our eye is right now and where our focus is going to stay," the official said, characterizing the campaign's efforts as "protecting the 2016 map with an eye toward expansion.
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She asked Ms. DuVernay to watch it with an eye toward how well the two filmmakers, who are white, captured the nuances of hip-hop culture and the struggles of black women.
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But there is little doubt among Mr. Biden's allies in the state that his campaign is contemplating such steps, with an eye toward preventing a messy split among moderate candidates on Monday.
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Every year and a half, the Department of Transportation judges each block and rates it on a scale of one to 10 — with an eye toward potholes, cracking, wear and general distress.
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He says he wants to prove that government can do big things, but the plans also appear aimed at burnishing his legacy, possibly with an eye toward seeking higher office in 2020.
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But that won't prevent businesses from trying to curry favor with Mr. Trump through his family or dispel suspicions that his policies were made with an eye toward enhancing his family's wealth.
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The people who put this proposal together did so with an eye toward creating something that wouldn't need any approval from the federal government, something the state could do on its own.
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Back then the technology available was not as nice as it is today, but tons of young people were still out shooting digital video with an eye toward web distribution even then.
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NASA wants to revive its storied "X-plane" division, one of the coolest aviation programs ever, with an eye toward making the future of commercial flight quieter, more efficient, and much, much faster.
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Lawfare's Quinta Jurecic, for example, parsed the report's language about several examples of Trump's potentially obstructive conduct, with an eye toward whether it established all three legal elements of criminal obstruction of justice.
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That means designing them to be compatible with future battery designs and range-extending generators, with an eye toward ultimately switching from hybrid propulsion to fully electric motors once the technology catches up.
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Waltzer, a wine aficionado and collector, said that of the vintages he purchases for himself, most will be drunk while others will be saved with an eye toward appreciation — in the financial sense.
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The Federal Reserve opted not to raise interest rates during its policy meeting this week and pledged that future moves will be done patiently and with an eye toward how economic conditions unfold.
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He delivered his concession speech with an eye toward the future of conservatism—a movement he offered to lead—but was silent on the near-term, and conspicuously omitted two words: Donald Trump.
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Obama, who the White House says will not endorse a candidate in the Democratic primary but will campaign for the eventual nominee, is watching the current election with an eye toward his legacy.
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Chris Jericho can be a household name from WWE while becoming a champion in New Japan, all with an eye toward his pro wrestling cruise stacked with names from all sorts of promotions.
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It would also launch a review of VA facilities with an eye toward closing under-performing institutions and would expand a VA caregivers program to cover the families of pre-9/11 veterans.
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In an effort to explore the varieties of wine-drinking experiences with an eye toward better understanding our own tastes, we aim to drink as many different sorts of wines as we can.
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In addition, with an eye toward the future, I plan on introducing the Tax Expenditures Accountability Act, which will require the Treasury Department to disclose the corporate and special interests receiving tax credits.
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China seems ready to step in and supply those funds, with an eye toward advancing its position in the region, as demonstrated by Beijing's recent donation of $2 million to Micronesia's trust fund.
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The center, which will be located on a University of California campus to be chosen by university officials, will study gun crime with an eye toward helping legislators develop policies to reduce it.
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The United States and Britain, which by then had consolidated their zones into "Bizonia," introduced a new deutschmark for Bizonia and West Berlin, with an eye toward creating a more permanent West Germany.
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Any rulemaking must be informed by the best and most up-to-date technical information available, along with an eye toward the types of advanced energy technologies that can help avoid future problems.
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So it's worth taking a closer look at these Trump administration missteps with an eye toward how they play into the broader and deeper crisis of American foreign policy in the Trump era.
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He quickly began a wholesale reimagining of the team's rules and operations, always with an eye toward college readiness, instituting a minimum grade percentage average of 251 and holding study halls after school.
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Another character is a doctor who is working toward performing the world's first open-heart surgery; another is a rector who studies theology with an eye toward integrating it with reason and science.
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Still, Fed officials regularly say that they will set policy with an eye toward achieving their two goals, stable inflation at around 2 percent and maximum employment, without paying attention to political commentary.
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Never have those conflicting imperatives collided quite as drastically for Mr. McConnell as now, as he manages Mr. Trump's impeachment trial with an eye toward protecting the president, his Senate majority and himself.
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Neugebauer said Wednesday the staffs of both committees have been in discussions over the future of the two bills, with an eye toward combining them into a single bill supported by both committees.
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The central bank does not answer to the White House, and officials regularly reiterate that they set a policy with an eye toward their twin goals, which are given to them by Congress.
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The panel, he said in an interview, would craft lines with an eye toward creating competitive districts across the state, rather than seats that are heavily skewed toward one party or the other.
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Jacobson, who approaches the game with an eye toward as much realism as he can muster, only saw one transfer top 150 million pounds in last year's version in all the years he simulated.
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Spirit's board is filling the COO position, which has been vacant since 2013, with an eye toward elevating the successful candidate to the top job when Lawson eventually retires, the sources said this week.
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These lists were crafted in close consultation with conservative activist groups like the Federalist Society and the Heritage Foundation, with an eye toward ensuring these groups would be satisfied by any name on there.
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These lists were crafted in close consultation with conservative activist groups such as the Federalist Society and the Heritage Foundation, with an eye toward ensuring conservatives would be satisfied by any name on there.
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Omotunde Mahoney, an analyst at Rhombus, told CNBC the Bank of Zambia's currency purchases were done with an eye toward creating a "superficially bullish context" for the country's investment forum, which began this week.
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Who stays here: While this hotel does attract some families with kids, its primary guests are couples and adults with an eye toward style (and Instagram opps), or guests attending a wedding on-site.
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If you're looking at this Watch with an eye toward the health features, I have to admit that they're difficult to test: the new features could be very compelling to a lot of people.
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Trump has been seeking to mediate discussions with lawmakers over the future of the Renewable Fuel Standard in recent months with an eye toward reducing the regulatory cost for refiners without undermining ethanol demand.
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Also, studies have shown that women who negotiate communally, meaning with an eye toward what is best for the organization instead of just what is best for themselves, have a better chance of success.
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And on the internet, there's a small but thriving band of jewel watchers and bloggers, broadcasting the #TiaraAlert and documenting royal jewels from around the globe, with an eye toward Queen Elizabeth's in particular.
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"The Senate president and advocates continue to review their options with an eye toward making sure this bipartisan weapons safety proposal becomes law," Cullerton spokesman John Patterson said in a statement to the Tribune.
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Time and time again, Republican lawmakers and now, this administration, have tried to gut NEPA policies with an eye toward silencing public input on important projects affecting the life of communities throughout the country.
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The House and Senate judiciary committees should investigate the hacking of U.S. courts and hold hearings to examine the threat they pose, with an eye toward developing legislation that will help block future attacks.
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The case further suggests the special counsel is watching for people who might try to cover their tracks by lying to investigators, with an eye toward using charges related to lying to leverage cooperation.
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The centerpiece of the plan, a sweeping executive order mandating that federal agencies review safety net programs with an eye toward cutting their rolls, has been delayed indefinitely, according to three senior administration officials.
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"This measure will do just that by mandating schools educate students regarding these two symbols of hate, with an eye toward stamping out hate, bigotry and intolerance from our great state," the bill says.
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In statements and executive orders since taking office, he has instructed virtually every agency of his government to review its procedures, with an eye toward making things easier on coal mining and coal plants.
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Speaking in June after the sixth NYPD suicide of the year, Chief of Department Terence Monahan said he wanted to provide assistance to officers with an eye toward getting them back on the job.
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A move in this direction would require Congress or regulators to loosen up the rules — but they could still regulate the markets, just with an eye toward preventing scams rather than preventing all betting.
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Peter Mallouk, an estate planning attorney who started the business with an eye toward servicing medical professionals in suburban Kansas City, now oversees a national fleet of wealth advisers in more than 53 states.
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Kennedy interprets the Constitution with an eye toward the practical effects of the court's rulings, as when he wrote for the majority just two terms ago upholding state-sponsored affirmative action in higher education.
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Q&A on the EO Trump has signed an executive order to include discrimination against Jews as a violation of law in certain cases, with an eye toward fighting anti-Semitism on college campuses.
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And the F.T.C.'s mandate would be creatively rewritten to include an industry's geographic concentration as a monopolistic indicator, letting it approve mergers and acquisitions and trustbust with an eye toward more dispersed employment.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, writer-director Rian Johnson is working on a sequel to his amazing whodunit Knives Out with an eye toward centering the film on Daniel Craig's detective character, Benoit Blanc.
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Since then, the former vice president has been running with an eye toward protecting his early advantages, making fewer public appearances than his fellow candidates even as they begin to turn their fire on him.
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Now, perhaps with an eye toward winning the 2020 vote in Florida, where many older Cuban-Americans tend to welcome hardline policies, Trump is rolling back some of the moves made by President Barack Obama.
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I mentioned I had never been in a relationship, and that's still true, though I've changed the way I view myself from "alone" to "single," with an eye toward changing that further in the future.
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Standing beside the 43rd president in a convention hall here on Monday, Jeb Bush called on Republicans to emulate his brother and campaign in a more inclusive tone, with an eye toward expanding the party.
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The joint replacement model, which began in 220006 urban geographic areas on April 2202, 2628, tests bundled payments for an episode of care associated with hip and knee replacements with an eye toward quality measurement.
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And as governors manage their vast and complex enterprises, they do so not only with an eye toward the bottom line, but also the general welfare of everyone who lives and works in their states.
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"There is simply no evidence that the Yellen Fed is doing anything at all partisan, or with an eye toward influencing elections," said Peter Conti-Brown, a University of Pennsylvania professor who studies the Fed.
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Without informing the town to obtain the proper permits, the Clintons apparently set the project in motion soon after they bought the house in August, with an eye toward having everything ready for the holidays.
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Beginning in 1986, when baseball was first recognized as an Olympic sport, youth clubs with an eye toward gold-medal glory popped up across the country and diamonds were carved into the tundra and steppes.
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They must accept they have been defeated so they can come to the table with an eye toward building their society into one that can move past the seventy-year old war they're still fighting.
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This is about ensuring the Democratic Party adheres to its traditions of being the party of the people, bringing everyone together with an eye toward the future and dispensing with the divisions of the past.
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" Yes, but: "Many of the voters who do show up to cast ballots for local races will likely do so with an eye toward national politics, and other citizens will sit the elections out entirely.
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While more can and should be done with an eye toward reaching a political solution, it must also be recognized that the tools available once atrocities begin are increasingly limited in their number and effectiveness.
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NBA Commissioner Adam Silver thinks he can make basketball even bigger by focusing on innovative ways to present the game, with an eye toward capturing younger fans who have grown up on Instagram and Twitch.
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So the search for yield should be approached warily, with an eye toward stocks that pay decent, but not extremely high, dividends and that, most of all, have the capacity to increase their payouts regularly.
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In a series of 10 linked essays, Mira y Lopez treks across various landscapes — some real, some psychological — with an eye toward discovering what connects particular places to particular rituals or relics surrounding the dead.
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I would say that I delete 50-60 words from my word list per three-hour constructing session, all with an eye toward being able to focus on the options that appeal to me more.
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Lauren London has just gotten a judge's approval to manage her son's finances with an eye toward the 3-year-old inheriting half of his dad's estate ... and he's poised to get a cool mil.
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Trump on Friday placed Starr on his legal team, with an eye toward the TV optics of having the legal nemesis of the last impeached president now on the other side, defending this impeached president.
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Reuters reported last month that Spirit was interviewing candidates for the COO job, which has been vacant since 2013, with an eye toward elevating the successful candidate to the top job when Lawson eventually retires.
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With the exception of New York, every state, the District of Columbia and the federal government allow judges to exercise discretion with an eye toward protecting the public when deciding to hold someone before trial.
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New Delhi (CNN)Slated as the world's first feature film about menstruation, the trailblazing Bollywood movie "Pad Man" opens globally Friday with an eye toward breaking taboos around a subject rarely discussed publicly in India.
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The PROMESA board, whose job it is to act as a comptroller, must come forward now and install new budgeting and debt policies, moving with an eye toward rebuilding the economy and supporting the citizenry.
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Minutes later, Mr. Conant came to Camp Lightfoot, which a nonprofit organization, Appalachian Headwaters, is turning into an apiary with an eye toward helping displaced coal workers and military veterans get into the honey business.
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But it is knee-deep in its experimental stages, something that the committee has been working on since at least 2011, with a clear desire to build with an eye toward the next generation of televisions.
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It seems most likely they'll take a page from the Dragonpit summit and continue to focus on the problem at hand — defeating the Night King — with an eye toward figuring out who gets the throne later.
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However, as The Washington Post reported, the dire assessment of the world's climate situation wasn't made with an eye toward trying to find solutions to the problem, merely to illustrate that the planet is already doomed.
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If that happens, there would probably no longer be a path to outright victory through the so-called establishment lane — only a path to delegate accumulation, with an eye toward a contested convention in the summer.
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The technology, which for now can only be used in the laboratory, is being perfected with an eye toward a wireless system without the need for a cable running from the head to relay brain signals.
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The aides said that Mr. Grassley is studying statutes that place some limits on the firing of certain agency inspectors general, with an eye toward echoing some of that language for a Justice Department special counsel.
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That was a policy that was really built with an eye toward realism, towards what could pass, towards how you could overlay something on the existing system that wouldn't disrupt too many of the existing arrangements.
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Rather, Duvra arranges them around the Law Warschaw Gallery at Macalester College in St. Paul, Minnesota with an eye toward the spatial relationship between the different works, as well as the thematic flow around the space.
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The care the men and women who served require will be needed for decades to come and the next president must reform the VA with an eye toward keeping our national commitment strong into the future.
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The senators are introducing their bill with an eye toward getting new laws in place ahead of the 9993 midterm elections, warning that Russia is poised to once again seek to meddle in the US campaign.
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Once this appointment is made, comprehensive negotiations should take place that lead to a pro-growth, realistic fiscal plan with an eye toward protecting the island's ability to access credit, ensuring economic stability for the future.
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Menzies Campbell, the former leader of the Liberal Democrats, described Ms. Sturgeon as a thoughtful gradualist at heart, who must manage nationalist passions with an eye toward Scotland's best interests and its best chance at independence.
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Grand welcome A year after gaining entry into the exclusive club of world leaders, Trump is reaping the benefits on the global stage, all with an eye toward keeping up appearances as a hard-nosed negotiator.
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"Co-determination," the term for worker representation on corporate boards, has created a form of capitalism in Germany where workers are far more equitably compensated and decisions are made with an eye toward long-term goals.
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Journalists and commentators are analyzing his policy pronouncements and temperament with an eye toward what it would all look like in the Oval Office — something so many of them viewed as an impossibility for so long.
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"Despite being no more than a blip on the electoral radar, Stein has now commandeered Pennsylvania's electoral process, with an eye toward doing the same to the Electoral College," reads the complaint filed by Trump's attorneys.
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Trump and congressional leaders will huddle in the first week of January to plot next year's legislative agenda, an administration official said, with an eye toward reforming the welfare system and passing a major infrastructure package.
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News upstart Axios hired its first CRO with an eye toward overseas expansion and paid productsAnd Tanya talked to Sprint CMO about its pending merger with T-Mobile and how the tie-up will transform advertising.
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If the last four years really are a Cold War 2.0 overture, then our approach to the Middle East and Asia needs to be refashioned with an eye toward winning a new twilight war with Moscow.
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On other issues, Ms. Nielsen has seemed more conflicted about toeing the president's line, such as on the question of whether Russia meddled in the 2016 elections specifically with an eye toward helping Mr. Trump win.
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"This administration's focus has been on conducting worksite operations with an eye toward arresting and deporting workers and not necessarily prosecuting the employers," said John Sandweg, who was acting director of ICE during the Obama administration.
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Public Advocate Letitia James and Comptroller Scott M. Stringer, both Democrats like Mr. de Blasio, were also sworn in for their second terms and both gave speeches — perhaps with an eye toward the 2021 mayoral race.
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The Chinese have been winning friends around the world by bolstering their economies and developing infrastructure — typically with an eye toward access to raw materials the Chinese need — without insisting on any annoying human rights standards.
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"We continue to work with Boeing to develop a new production schedule for 2020 with an eye toward minimizing disruption, maintaining the stability of our production capabilities, and best positioning Spirit for the future," Gentile said.
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Terry McAuliffe of Virginia, the chairman of the National Governors Association, exuberantly led a panel that drew Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada and the Tesla entrepreneur Elon Musk, with an eye toward raising his profile.
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The tariffs would target U.S. products from agricultural and industrial states regarded as Trump's electoral base, a tactic China has also used with an eye toward the Republican's re-election bid in the 2020 U.S. presidential election.
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" In fact, she says that she and Brown will be "very hands-on" when it comes to their portfolio companies, with an eye toward supporting a "new generation of entrepreneurs challenging the status quo across every vertical.
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Some executives from coal companies have weighed in, arguing the U.S. should stay in with reduced emissions cuts targets, with an eye toward ensuring that Washington keeps some influence over the future of the global energy mix.
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Cyber experts told NBC News they believe Guccifer 2.0 is a Russian front, and also said the leaks show that Russia is seeking to influence the U.S. presidential campaign, perhaps with an eye toward helping Donald Trump.
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Obama -- with an eye toward polls showing that even a majority of Republicans support hearings -- hopes to drive a wedge between the Senate leaders and members of their party when he appears on Fox News this weekend.
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The Stanford proposals call for the strict regulation of foreign involvement in campaigns, including a ban on foreign governments and individuals from buying online ads that would target the U.S. electorate with an eye toward influencing elections.
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" Mr. Katskee said Ms. Morgan and her legal team "made up the list with an eye toward things she might want in the future and that were otherwise at risk of having the same sort of discrimination.
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A state holding company created early in Mr. Putin's tenure, Rostec, has been trying to improve corporate governance at defense factories and, where possible, to diversify product lines, with an eye toward selling shares to private investors.
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Rather, the series assumes that people — enough people anyway — will look at any new device the way a terrorist looks at a truck or a boxcutter, with an eye toward the damage they can do with it.
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The United Nations should establish an independent commission of inquiry regarding the 1988 massacre, with an eye toward filing charges against the persons responsible, many of whom continue to fill positions of authority in the Islamic Republic.
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Last month, the House space subcommittee approved a NASA authorization bill that stipulated the space agency should stick to its 2028 timeline for a moon landing, with an eye toward sending astronauts into Mars's orbit by 2033.
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The Connecticut law that includes animals, which took effect almost a year ago, is being watched closely by lawmakers, legal scholars and animal activists, some of them with an eye toward adopting similar measures in other states.
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"The possibility of change begins with this sort of foundation," said Scott A. Lukas, a professor who created the Gender Ads Project, which examines advertising imagery with an eye toward what it says about notions of gender.
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"As part of ongoing talent management, many store operating divisions are evaluating middle management roles and team structures with an eye toward keeping resources close to the customer," a Kroger spokesperson said in an e-mailed statement.
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You were compared to several American independent filmmakers as well as the artists of the French New Wave, who were making films about ordinary people — often young people — but with an eye toward making a political statement.
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Mexico has prepared a list of possible retaliatory tariffs targeting U.S. products from agricultural and industrial states regarded as Trump's electoral base, a tactic China has also used with an eye toward the president's 2020 re-election bid.
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In two executive actions, Trump plans to direct his administration to evaluate regulatory action taken by his predecessor, Barack Obama, with an eye toward eliminating what his advisers say are burdensome rules on financial services firms and consumers.
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It's a history of political manipulation with an eye toward partisan advantage, and some of the most heroic figures in American history — Lincoln, Radical Republicans in Congress like Thaddeus Stevens and Charles Sumner, Grant — engaged in the practice.
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Tuesday's announcement was the last in a series of three HHS has made this month with an eye toward boosting enrollment in Obamacare plans, and toward increasing the strength of the so-called risk pool of those plans.
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Federal health regulators Monday proposed to test a new way to pay hospitals that treat Medicare beneficiaries for heart attacks and bypass surgery, as well as hip fractures, with an eye toward controlling costs and improving patient outcomes.
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Mexico had prepared a list of possible retaliatory tariffs targeting products from agricultural and industrial states regarded as Trump's electoral base, a tactic China has also used with an eye toward the Republican president's 2020 re-election bid.
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Any attempt by pundits or lobbyists to muddy the waters around this proposal is an obvious attempt to co-opt the campaign's momentum with an eye toward weakening future legislation and protecting the interests of health-industry profiteers.
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" The 365 by Whole Foods Market chain, announced last year with an eye toward budget-conscious young shoppers, is based on Whole Foods' house brand, 365 Everyday Value, and will aim to "keep standards high and prices affordable.
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"Despite being no more than a blip on the electoral radar, Stein has now commandeered Pennsylvania's electoral process, with an eye toward doing the same to the Electoral College," Trump's lawyers wrote in the complaint filed in Pennsylvania.
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In all the company plans to add around 300 employees this year with an eye toward 900 by the end of the year, but he says he will dial that back if the numbers don't warrant adding them.
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PEBBLE BEACH, California (Reuters) - Former world number one Jason Day has hired caddie Steve Williams with an eye toward adding to his single major victory, and has told his new bag man to give him some tough love.
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If we manage to do that, with all the financial difficulties that we have and with an eye toward our budget, like the club has always had, I believe we'll be a great example to the world football.
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But Ms. Glaser, of the Center for Strategic and International Studies, said further efforts to challenge the new government would probably harm China's long-term goal of courting the people of Taiwan, with an eye toward eventual reunification.
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The country can ill-afford this situation, especially at a time when adversary nation-states are ramping up their investments in science and technology, with an eye toward gaining strategic advantage and shifting the balance of global power.
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Employers want to know that a new graduate is looking "to build the path to success" by working diligently in an entry level position with an eye toward learning enough to reach their dream job down the road.
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Elected in 2010, Hagwood surveyed the shoved-aside boxes of files and evidence he inherited from the case and, in 2013, brought retired investigator Mike Gamberg in to help organize them with an eye toward a fresh look.
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As its new chief executive, Dara Khosrowshahi, assesses the strengths and weaknesses of the company with an eye toward an initial public offering in the next 2120 to 36 months, top executives believe UberEats could generate enormous growth.
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Mr. Ross repeatedly claimed, including in his testimony before Congress in March 2018, that the question had been added solely at the behest of the Department of Justice with an eye toward protecting the voting rights of minorities.
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Though many licensed growers appeared to get into the medical marijuana business with an eye toward the eventual opening of the much larger recreational market, Canada's first legal grower said on Wednesday that the government's action was premature.
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But at the moment they are also grappling with a primary that has evolved into something of a three-dimensional chess match, in which moves that may seem puzzling are taken with an eye toward a future payoff.
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The executive order also directs the U.S. Department of Treasury to review the formulas to determine how much retirees must withdraw from tax-deferred accounts annually, with an eye toward letting them keep more of their savings longer.
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So James, who signed with the Los Angeles Lakers with an eye toward building an entertainment empire, spent much of February trying to force the New Orleans Pelicans to trade its star center, Anthony Davis, to the Lakers.
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The US has held the line on its calls for Assad to step down from power both because of the egregious human rights violations he has committed, but also with an eye toward greater US influence in the region.
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The startup is also increasing its investment in its collaborative care platform with an eye toward building an electronic health record system that the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services would certify as meeting the requirements to receive Medicare payments.
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Mexico has prepared a list of possible retaliatory tariffs targeting U.S. products from agricultural and industrial states regarded as Trump's electoral base, a tactic China has also used with an eye toward the Republican president's 2020 re-election bid.
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Well-heeled horse lovers with money to lose cough up tens of thousands, if not millions, of dollars to buy one promising animal, with an eye toward racing wins or, later, breeding fees — an approach akin to stock picking.
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"The public must be protected against the possibility that government attorneys in a variety of ways will conduct 'their offices with an eye toward future private employment,' whether by law firms or prospective clients," the brief said, quoting Brown.
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Trump propagated the idea that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi initiated the Senate impeachment trial with an eye toward keeping Sanders off the campaign trail in Iowa before the caucuses, a notion that the president's allies echoed on the airwaves.
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She also pointed out that public health officials and policymakers might look at the maps with an eye toward preventing teen pregnancy, but she believes the maps also point to the need for support and resources for teen mothers.
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Well-heeled horse lovers with money to lose cough up tens of thousands, if not millions, of dollars to buy one promising animal, with an eye toward racing wins or later breeding fees — an approach akin to stock picking.
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He has, however, engaged in effective shuttle diplomacy with a troika of regional powers — Russia, China and South Korea — as well as his "sworn enemy" the United States, with an eye toward chipping away at his country's economic isolation.
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The essential components of an emotional trust fund are analogous to those of a conventional one — cash, stocks, bonds and property as the holdings, with trustees directing the investments in each, with an eye toward the recipient's best interest.
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In most states, it can be done unilaterally—all that's required is a local elections board or official with an eye toward giving Republicans an artificial advantage to seize their chance, and then provide some form of public notice.
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Mr. Christie's aides began to use government resources to secure political endorsements in 2010, the year he entered office, with an eye toward winning not just a broad re-election victory, but also a presidential race six years away.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama said on Tuesday his budget proposal aims to bolster Americans' safety with a significant investment in cyber security with an eye toward overhauling how the federal government manages and responds to online threats.
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The company was launched with an eye toward replacing fossil fueled vehicles on roads — and eventually SolarCity was brought into the fold with its thesis around making it easier to install renewable energy generating technologies for homes and businesses.
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Although this struggle is largely waged with an eye toward empowering women in the developing world, one of the most underrepresented groups when it comes to climate policy decisions, it is an important one for women the world over.
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Maybe the rules for these sorts of things need to adjust based on location and culture, and maybe we need to interpret each act with an eye toward intent rather than see every iteration of the act as wrong?
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There were 16 until 2001, when the United States Open successfully pushed for 32, with an eye toward increasing the chances that stars would still be in contention on the first weekend, when major television coverage then kicked in.
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"I had come to a conclusion that in moving this group forward with an eye toward the plans that have been put in place, that I wasn't willing to commit to a longer term basis with Claude," Sweeney said.
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Defense Secretary James Mattis has directed the Pentagon to exempt some civilian jobs from President Trump's hiring freeze, with an eye toward positions that are critical to national security and public safety, according to a Pentagon memo released Thursday.
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Ige and Kim also announced formation of a task force of federal, state and local officials to devise a recovery plan for communities devastated by the eruption, with an eye toward preventing such major property losses in the future.
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The narrative so far doesn't seem to be designed episodically, with an eye toward syndication, and there seem to be real consequences to the events in the first two episodes, instead of the often-mocked "Reset Button" of Next Generation.
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"With our economy continuing to hover on the brink of a downturn, I applaud Governor Newsom's budget planning with an eye toward building a strong foundation of long-term cost savings and fiscal discipline," the controller said in a release.
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With an eye toward the media, old military uniforms will be donned so that if the veterans are brutalized by the police, they are brutalized not as ordinary citizens, but as people who once served the government they are protesting against.
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Further, Goldman argues that many oilfield services companies have retained experienced staff throughout the wave of layoffs, and "in many cases" shuffled them into low-ranking positions with an eye toward "promoting" them once oil price recover and activity ramps up.
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In contrast, Amazon is trying to make inroads with filmmakers — in particular those with an eye toward the Oscars, including Kenneth Lonergan, the writer-director behind "Manchester by the Sea" — by approaching the independent film business much like a traditional distributor.
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Months-long testing began in November at the energy department's Nevada National Security Site, with an eye toward providing energy for future astronaut and robotic missions in space and on the surface of Mars, the moon or other solar system destinations.
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In January, Microsoft announced the acquisition of Citus Data, a company focusing on the PostgreSQL open-source database software, and in 2017 it bought the Deis team and technology, partly with an eye toward improving Azure's capabilities with software containers.
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Amit Fulay, group product manager on Google's communications products team, says that Google commissioned stickers from artists with an eye toward ensuring there was a wide diversity of options — stuff that would work in India, as well as in America.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Determined to protect a dominant security role and vast economic interests, Iran's Revolutionary Guards military force is quietly backing a hardliner in May 19 presidential polls, with an eye toward a bigger prize: the succession of the supreme leader.
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The answers should be obvious if you've ever seen a movie before, but Late Night, which was not only written but directed by a woman (Nisha Ganatra), handles them with an eye toward the specifics of Molly and Katherine's situation.
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Sobo said that even he has his moments when he doesn't want a very social coding experience — but he said he contributed to the Teletype feature with an eye toward making something he would want to use on a daily basis.
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When she writes about the working classes or the nouveau riche, it is almost always with a faint sense of distaste for their poor taste, and rarely with an eye toward the systemic inequalities that separates her world from theirs.
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But the president's unilateral decision to enter into his own negotiation was a reminder to Republicans that their president is effectively a political free agent who acts more on whim, and with an eye toward media coverage, than any fixed worldview.
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GRAND EPOCH CITY, CHINA — Sudoku Team USA, an affiliate of the World Puzzle Federation, may be putting together a children's Sudoku team, with an eye toward traveling to China next year to compete with other kids from around the world.
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The company took major steps this year by launching the first 100-plus satellites for its network, called Starlink, with an eye toward growing the constellation to include more than 113,000 devices that will blanket the planet in internet connectivity.
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It was widely noted that the announcement was made in the hours right before Hurricane Harvey slammed the Gulf Coast, presumably with an eye toward minimizing the negative media coverage of the pardon while journalists were busy reporting on the storm.
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Now they're adding DeMarcus Cousins, an All-NBA center coming off a serious injury, who is signing a LeBron-esque one-year $5 million contract with an eye toward increasing his value, and exercising his right to choose an employer, in 2019.
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Amanda Geraci has spent a decade of her life working with civil rights groups as a "legal observer," attending protests, marches, and community meetings with an eye toward ensuring that interactions between police officers and citizens follow the letter of the law.
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Their malicious goals could include anything from tracking the vehicle's movements (perhaps with an eye toward robbing passengers or burglarizing their homes when they are far enough away) to disabling its brakes, putting people both inside and around the vehicle in danger.
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So, for the past five years, a room full of laptop-lugging feminists convened by Art+Feminism has staged an "Edit-a-thon," in which volunteers of all gender identities write and revise entries with an eye toward broadening the Free Encyclopedia.
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Stringent ethicists might quibble with whether that's sufficient, given that many HBS students attend the school with an eye toward getting a startup off the ground and that introducing them to certain brands may make it more likely that students will approach them.
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BMW iVentures, has also seen the potential in tech — the automotive giant's VC wing invested in Desktop Metal this time last year, with an eye toward the future, stating that the company "is shaping the way cars will be imagined, designed and manufactured."
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Reuters reports:Months-long testing began in November at the energy department's Nevada National Security Site, with an eye toward providing energy for future astronaut and robotic missions in space and on the surface of Mars, the moon or other solar system destinations.
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"On behalf of all the women who've broken down barriers for others, and with an eye toward the barriers still ahead, I proudly place Hillary Clinton's name in nomination to be the next president of the United States of America," Mikulski said.
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U.S. headwinds: Analysts say that the Trump administration plans to review—with an eye toward relaxing—Obama-era fuel efficiency and vehicle greenhouse gas mandates for model years 2022-2025, and that that could act as a drag on U.S. EV expansion.
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With an eye toward the "9 billion 2050" conundrum—when the world population is predicted to explode—the film examines whether GMOs, despite their controversial reputation, are actually a safe and reasonable answer to the inevitable problem of feeding an overpopulated planet.
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I began gathering up whatever material I could — not only the sociologists' interview transcripts, but piles of other documents gleamed piecemeal from libraries and individual people's closets — with an eye toward writing a book that would reconstruct that Easter weekend in Anchorage.
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Mr. Hackett has reorganized his management team with an eye toward incremental improvements in the more mundane aspects of the business, such as cutting material costs and streamlining production, as a prelude to making larger investments in electric-powered models driven by computers.
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The organization has said in a statement that Ms. Schlenzka, who as a curator brought downtown performers like Ann Liv Young and Justin Vivian Bond to MoMA PS1, has approached Performance Space 122's programming with an eye toward the East Village's history.
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Speaking at a news conference at Police Headquarters in Lower Manhattan, officials in the Police Department said they were gathering evidence with an eye toward preparing a warrant to arrest Mr. Weinstein, whose representatives have said he is undergoing therapy outside New York.
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The past predictability of the inverted yield curve has led to today's widespread assumption that the US economy is slowing and will soon dip into recession; market watchers have thus begun to view economic data with an eye toward seeing problems ahead.
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A longtime Houstonian, Mr. McNair founded Cogen Technologies, which became the largest privately owned cogeneration company in the world — and then sold the bulk of it to Enron in 210 for $2000 billion with an eye toward becoming a National Football League owner.
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The current roster of six astronauts at the space station — three Americans, one Canadian and two Russians — allows the team to carry out a number of important projects, with an eye toward making sure each crew member accumulates significant experience, Mr. Todd said.
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She and her family live in Palo Alto — where she has volunteered for her sons' schools and junior lifeguard training, has restored her midcentury modern home with an eye toward historical preservation, and has attended Stanford football and basketball games with her family.
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CHARLES MEE With an eye toward history and an ear tuned to music, he remakes stories from found texts ("bobrauschenbergamerica," 2003) and classic dramas ("Big Love," 21977; "Iphigenia 21992," 22005), shaping wild, bold, strange, romantic worlds where people get physical with operatic intensity.
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During that time, Kiick led what she called a "regular life," teaching tennis to 5-year-olds for $25 an hour at a public site in Fort Lauderdale and taking biology courses at Broward College with an eye toward becoming an assistant anesthesiologist.
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While the specific needs of any given locale will always vary city to city, the policies detailed by the mayors underscore the need to return to a regional style of governing, but with an eye toward including the entire citizenry this time around.
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Judge Emmet Sullivan of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia laid out the ground rules for interviewing multiple State Department officials about the emails, with an eye toward finishing the depositions in the weeks before the party nominating conventions.
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In the years after September 11th, the Department of Defense spent more than a billion dollars on at least eight airship programs, with an eye toward surveillance, as well as haulers that could move troops and supplies to remote parts of the globe.
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Earlier this month, the design-driven nonprofit Resilient Power Puerto Rico announced it would receive grants of $625,000, with which the group plans to construct 25 of a planned 100 small, commercial-scale solar arrays—with an eye toward revamping pieces of the island's grid.
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Under President Barack Obama, the EPA has been particularly active in formulating new rules on coal-fired power plants, cars, trucks, and oil and gas operations — all with an eye toward reducing conventional air pollutants and curbing the greenhouse gases that cause climate change.
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US Attorney John Bash told reporters Sunday that the Justice Department was treating the shooting as domestic terrorism, but also said that federal law enforcement officials were working on the investigation with an eye toward federal hate crimes and firearms charges — not terrorism explicitly.
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A spokeswoman for the Senate Banking Committee has declined to comment on how quickly the panel could vote on the pair, but Senate Republicans agreed to stay in session two additional weeks in August with an eye toward working through a backlog of nominees.
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"For me, Octavia Butler's significance as an author is her commitment to creating worlds that mirrored our own with an eye toward steering humankind in a better direction," said Due, an American Book Award winner who teaches Afrofuturism at the University of California, Los Angeles.
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There are about eight teams that have a real chance at winning four rounds and a couple others with rosters that could take on Duchene with an eye toward pushing for a postseason berth this year with the room to keep him next season.
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After all, this is the guy who — in a thinly-veiled attempt to appease the roiling Republican base with an eye toward future political runs — recently phone-banked for the Donald Trump, who denigrated him and his family at every turn during the Republican primaries.
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While Gonzalez has no electoral record, he's spent the past week rolling out a series of videos and position papers to outline his policies, with an eye toward positioning himself as a pragmatist whose lack of electoral experience won't be a problem in Washington.
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The mayor and his allies in the city have governed with an eye toward making New York a model of liberal governance, and they have enacted policies intended to support undocumented immigrants and overhaul the criminal justice system that are anathema to many leading Republicans.
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"With an eye toward fairness and simplicity, we're confident we can rebuild our tax code in a way that will grow our economy, better promote savings and investment, provide our job creators with a competitive advantage, and bring prosperity to all Americans," the lawmakers said.
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Rather, teachers and taxpayers alike will be well-served if the push for more school spending is approached with an eye toward managerial discipline and what Oklahoma's families can reasonably bear, so that this intoxicating, feel-good moment doesn't end with a nasty hangover.
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And this is where the leaked letter sheds important insight into Trump's legal team's strategy when dealing with the special counsel -- it isn't a legal strategy at all, but actually a PR strategy, with an eye toward the possible end result of impeachment proceedings.
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With federal support and action at the state and local levels, we can plan for and manage future droughts — and we can do it with an eye toward protecting our rivers and maintaining a healthy environment while also meeting the needs of our communities.
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Microsoft has been searching for ways to strengthen its flagging Dynamics customer relationship management (CRM) tool, and it made a couple of moves this week (one quite significant) with an eye toward making life easier for sales people and enhancing its marketshare in the process.
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Months-long testing of the system began in November at the energy department's Nevada National Security Site, with an eye toward providing energy for future human and robotic missions in space and on the surface of Mars, the moon or other solar system destinations.
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Tolkin says that POOL is a key ingredient in Uber's overarching mission to make transportation as accessible and reliable as running water, with an eye toward serving the part of the market for whom even an uberX every day is not an affordable option.
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Comey, echoing other top US intelligence and law enforcement officials, repeatedly stressed that Moscow had systematically interfered in the 2016 elections with an eye toward shaking Americans' confidence in the integrity of their own democratic system and weakening Washington's standing on the world stage.
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Aerospace company Boeing is in the process of changing the way satellites are built and made operational, according to the Wall Street Journal, with an eye toward automating much of the process and making it easier to ramp production while also increasing overall efficiency.
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"They have hit many factories on the basis of suspicion, but we never get the real reasons," said Abdul-Hakeem Al Manj, a lawyer at the Sana Chamber of Commerce and Industry who is helping businesses document the strikes with an eye toward future prosecution.
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Built in 113 for St. Paul's in purportedly Bachian style, with an eye toward the then-burgeoning early-music movement, the organ has been replaced by a more versatile, well-used 211 Noack pipe organ, which was fitted into the chapel's slightly expanded 22012 cabinet.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersRepublicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' Sanders condemns his supporters' 'ugly, personal attacks' against Warren MORE (I-Vt.), with an eye toward a contested convention.
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Even before Mr. Sondland's testimony, Mr. Pompeo was rumored to be seeking an exit from the State Department, perhaps to run for a Senate seat in Kansas, his adopted home state, with an eye toward a presidential bid once Mr. Trump leaves the stage.
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By any measure, the big national security news last week was that the United States, Afghanistan, and the Taliban signed a peace agreement that rapidly returns U.S. troop levels in Afghanistan to Obama-era numbers, with an eye toward full withdrawal by fall of 2021.
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The filing signals a ratcheting-up in the size of the corporate targets of activist investors, who through behind-the-scenes cajoling or sometimes high-profile public proxy wars try to force companies to change their strategies with an eye toward profits for themselves.
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Ross Douthat For some time now it has felt as though God or the muse of History or some mischief-making demiurge has been placing thumbs upon the scales of Western politics, with an eye toward achieving the most disruptive and unlikely seeming outcomes.
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Both of these companies started with an eye toward recovering precious metals on these asteroids that are found in relatively small quantities on Earth, such as platinum, but are nevertheless integral to the smartphones, computers and other electronics we all use on a daily basis.
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"Every show now launches a campaign with an eye toward not just the 55-year-old theatergoer who makes up 1353 percent of the ticket sales, but toward nurturing relationships with the fans," said Tom Greenwald, chief strategy officer at SpotCo, a leading theater advertising firm.
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But like David Fincher's Zodiac, his Netflix series Mindhunter (co-created in the first season with playwright Joe Penhall) illustrated how approaching the story of an investigation with an eye toward the microscopic details can reveal a lot about both crime and the culture around it.
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PENTAGON MOVES ON EXEMPTIONS FROM HIRING FREEZE: Defense Secretary James Mattis has directed the Pentagon to exempt some civilian jobs from President Trump's hiring freeze, with an eye toward positions that are critical to national security and public safety, according to a Pentagon memo released Thursday.
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Sci Fi's Battlestar Galactica looked different from other science fiction shows: the colors were muted, the uniforms and sets were designed with an eye toward realism, and the starship Galactica was designed to operate like an aircraft carrier, while realistic physics informed the show's space battles.
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Getting the usage of APM surgery right is part of a broader movement in health policy and academic medicine toward measuring the effectiveness of care, with an eye toward delivering treatments that work rather than responding to patient demand that's not based on hard data, Makary said.
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But perhaps even more consequential was Mr. Biden's relationship with Mr. Thurmond, his Republican counterpart on the judiciary panel, who became his co-author on a string of bills that effectively rewrote the nation's criminal justice laws with an eye toward putting more criminals behind bars.
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In 403, Micah West and Sara Wood of the S.P.L.C. drove to Corinth to open an investigation into the Municipal Court, with an eye toward later filing a lawsuit — the most effective way, they believed, to halt Judge John C. Ross's jailing of low-income defendants.
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While continuing to pressure our elected leaders to do right by the planet before it convulses completely, we can also tend our own gardens with an eye toward giving birds a better chance: Maintain a brush pile so songbirds have a place to hide from predators.
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They've been pitching donors and aiming to put together its first phase action plan for December, moving first in the Virginia and New Jersey state elections next year and with an eye toward coordination across gubernatorial, state legislative and House races going into the 20143 midterms.
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There was a strongly held view among them that the primary debate calendar was set with an eye toward helping one candidate over another, and the reality is, whether that was perception or reality, it absolutely impacted people's sense coming out of the convention, of unity.
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Meanwhile, Walmart has been expanding its online grocery business with an eye toward leveraging its thousands of brick-and-mortar storefronts across the U.S. Instead of marking up prices like Instarcart does, Walmart lets customers order groceries online and pay the same price as they would in stores.
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While the regulations are meant to codify policies and practices adopted for the Internet era, "there is a small possibility the new rules were issued with an eye toward unwinding existing deals", said Scott Livingston, a senior associate with SIPS, an IP and IT consultancy based in Hong Kong.
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Democratic presidential hopeful Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergFormer HUD secretary criticizes Bloomberg on housing policy CNN announces Democratic town halls in Nevada Where 2020 candidates stand in Super Tuesday polls MORE is opening a campaign office in New Hampshire with an eye toward the 2020 general election, campaign staff said.
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For those who are observing events in the Muslim world, with an eye toward recognizing positives rather than negatives, the concept of slow steaming is being used by Saudi Arabia as it seeks to administer a course change for Islam to gradually bring stability to the Middle East region.
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This year, the study examined 214,2100 films and 48,757 characters between 2007–2017, with an eye toward independent speaking or named characters shown on-screen for gender, race / ethnicity, LGBT, and disability; it also cataloged gender and race in behind-the-camera roles, including directing, writing, and production.
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And in January of last year, Amazon announced a partnership with Berkshire Hathaway and JP Morgan for an employer health initiative — a thinly veiled tactic to better understand health insurance by using workers as beta-testers with an eye toward expanding into a public market further down the line.
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In lieu of more border barriers, O'Rourke wants to staff up at ports of entry — noting that's how the majority of drugs are smuggled into the US, but also with an eye toward facilitating trade (reflecting his roots in El Paso, one of the biggest ports along the border).
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In an interview in Dhaka in 2014 she told me that since Bangladesh's return to civilian rule after the 2008 election, loan portfolios have typically been assessed not according to their business potential, but with an eye toward "the influence or the connections of the person" asking for credit.
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"I'm going to come every day to try to get it autographed," said Corica, who dressed with an eye toward improving his chances of being noticed by Trump, who exuded a magisterial presence during this tournament well before he became the front-runner for the G.O.P. presidential nomination.
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Johann Jungwirth, the chief digital officer at the Volkswagen Group, which owns Audi, Porsche and six other major automotive brands including the flagship VW brand, said the company has been working with Aurora for several months, with an eye toward developing both autonomous cars and driverless taxi services.
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A report from McClatchy's Peter Stone and Greg Gordon also suggests that investigators are taking a close look at the Trump campaign's digital operation, which Kushner oversaw, with an eye toward whether there was any collaboration with Russian cyber operatives and bots targeting voters in key states or precincts.
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But the Trump/Sessions feud isn't just a dust-up about personalities — it's reportedly part of a larger effort by Trump's team to exert more political control over the Justice Department, with an eye toward potentially shutting down special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Trump associates' Russia ties.
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In his ruling on Wednesday, Christensen ordered the agency once again to designate critical habitat for the lynx with an eye toward adding parts of certain national forests in Idaho and Montana and to include areas of Colorado inhabited by the lynx and its favored prey, the snowshoe hare.
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Johann Jungwirth, the chief digital officer at the Volkswagen Group, which owns Audi, Porsche, and six other major automotive brands including the flagship VW brand, said the company has been working with Aurora for several months, with an eye toward developing both autonomous cars and driverless taxi services.
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And a few weeks after the Diaghilev Festival ended, the rumored news became official: Mr. Currentzis would step down from the Perm Opera in September, though he would continue to lead the Diaghilev Festival, with an eye toward bringing some of its programming to Paris in the coming years.
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But Deutsche Bank negotiated another path to meeting its consumer relief obligation: In some instances, the bank can get credit for lending money to other firms — even hedge funds and private equity firms — that already are in the business of buying soured mortgages with an eye toward revamping them.
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Ms. Mark-Viverito, also a Democrat, said in her speech that the Council would create an independent commission, led by the state's former chief judge, Jonathan Lippman, to study the criminal justice system with an eye toward shrinking the jail population so that closing the Rikers complex could be a reality.
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Ben Sasse also delivered a warning shot to Trump in a speech on the Senate floor at the time, with his office telling BuzzFeed News the senator was worried Trump might try to remove Sessions in August, when lawmakers would be out of town, "with an eye toward" firing Mueller.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE becomes the official Democratic nominee this week, with an eye toward expanding the electoral map this year.
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Mr. Trump said last month that the United States would be reviewing its foreign aid with an eye toward providing it only "to those who respect us and, frankly, are our friends," and Mr. Bolton has advocated revoking it from countries who take steps at odds with United States objectives.
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Democrats are studying that history with an eye toward Article 3 of the Watergate Articles of Impeachment, which accused Nixon of violating his constitutional duty to faithfully execute the laws by refusing to comply with congressional subpoenas, said Representative David Cicilline of Rhode Island, a member of the Democratic leadership.
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Senator Mitch McConnell, the Kentucky Republican and majority leader, shaped his health care proposal with an eye toward Alaska, adding billions of dollars to help hold down insurance premium costs in a state where health care choices are very limited, as well as extra money for the care of native populations.
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When you're creating these characters, how do you work with an eye toward the fact that there's an audience that's very immersed in present-day culture and will instantly understand the references, and an audience that might be watching it years from now, the way we read Agatha Christie novels?
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By "postmodernism" they may mean the intellectual movement that sought to interrogate and dismantle the structures that underly everyday cultural creation — practices such as looking, buying, and selling, making movies, pictures, and news stories, and so on — with an eye toward moving marginalized people to the center of cultural discourse.
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Not all employee activism at Google during this period broke down along partisan lines: Employees walked out in protest of a $90 million payout to Android founder Andy Rubin after he was accused of sexual harassment, and rallied against Project Dragonfly, a prototype search engine designed with an eye toward Chinese censorship.
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" The bottom line, via the New York Times: "[A]mong conservatives, the White House's outrage was also greeted as a clear and shrewd political strategy — to rally Republicans with an eye toward the 2020 presidential election, and to close ranks around Mr. Trump, embattled though he may be, as their unequivocal leader.
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Then if Mueller and Rosenstein conclude there is a case, they would have to decide whether to take the legally dubious and controversial route of indicting a sitting president (which the Justice Department has long said cannot be done), or whether to report their findings to Congress with an eye toward potential impeachment.
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The teacher and her husband had bought an old dairy farm in upstate New York with an eye toward building a new life there after Williamson retired, according to NJ.com Mourners created a memorial near the school's entrance, as parents, teachers, students and passersby left flowers and notes before classes began on Friday.
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Now, these two projects will be expected to function as real companies with an eye toward becoming successful businesses down the road, instead of merely incubating within X. Both projects also announced new management: Alastair Westgarth has been appointed the new CEO of Loon, while James Ryan Burgess is Wing's new CEO.
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It is time for Congress to closely examine the SNAP program with an eye toward reining in abuses, demanding that the states do more to verify eligibility and enforce work requirements, reform the program to ensure that SNAP benefits reach the truly needy, and force the USDA to provide current improper payment information.
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To date, the company has raised a small, pre-seed investment from the Baobab Network, after participating in the impact investor's two-year technology accelerator program and is currently in the process of raising its seed round, with an eye toward expanding the marketing and development of the app across theAfrican continent.
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Breakdown: The new accord pledges to deepen Franco-German economic integration and diplomatic coordination as well as military cooperation, with an eye toward making Europe less dependent on the U.S. Critics said that the agreement was relatively weak, and many smaller E.U. countries looked askance at the renewed friendship, seeing it as domineering.
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" While primarily a distribution house for other studios, this February, Naked Sword expanded its original production wing with the launch of Naked Sword Film Works (NSFW for short), an indie arm aiming to "produce and showcase new work from independent film directors with an eye toward the provocative, the experimental, and the explicit.
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Related: Related:The FBI Director Says Cops Are 'Under Siege' From Viral Videos Amanda Geraci has spent a decade of her life working with civil rights groups as a "legal observer," attending protests, marches, and community meetings with an eye toward ensuring that interactions between police officers and citizens follow the letter of the law.
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If it pays off, Cruz will cement his status as the one Republican 2016 candidate who practices politics with an eye toward the horizon, and the Republican in politics most willing to elevate personal ambition above party interest–a useful if not heroic trait at a time when Republican interests and Trump's are converging.
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David Gordon Green directs with an eye toward breaking up the tension with periodic teenage idylls, like he's trying to capture how it might really feel to live in a small town where Michael Myers was on the loose, and he stages at least one bravura sequence involving a motion-sensing light in someone's backyard.
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Michael J. Lotito, a lawyer who represents employers at the firm Littler Mendelson, said the board had devised the rule with an eye toward accommodating the appeals court decision by allowing indirect control of workers to be a factor in determining joint employment, just not one that could trigger the status on its own.
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Mr. Kupfer came of age among a generation of post-World War II German directors who embraced Regietheater ("director's theater"), an approach that jettisoned old production traditions and devised new stagings that often changed the settings of classic works and reimagined some of their plots, with an eye toward contemporary social and political resonances.
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As a Latina, I am particularly aware of Ken Salazar's concern for Latino communities across the Western U.S. With an eye toward the ongoing impact of drought and limited water supplies, he advocated for balanced energy and water policies at DOI that made sustaining the Colorado River, a foundation of Southwestern Latino culture, a priority.
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Trevor Houser, one of the campaign's lead energy wonks, told me in an interview that the campaign's climate policy is constructed with an eye toward "building the institutional, political, and technical foundation over the next decade" that will be needed to make deeper cuts after 203, on a path to more than 80 percent below 2005 levels by 2050.
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Many of them are obviously working drawings, jottings for larger projects, but the fluidity of ideas coursing throughout the show, which was curated by Carroll Dunham and Dan Nadel with an eye toward the rhythms flowing from multiple motifs, materials, and states of finish, in essence turns everything on display into a working drawing of one kind or another.
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This era brings tremendous value to businesses and new career opportunities for people – which is why Dines aims to democratize RPA via free training and software, as well through UiPath's Academic Alliance program, which trains and certifies university students, youth, and traditionally underrepresented groups – with an eye toward preparing people for the jobs of the future.
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Working with an eye toward profit and no small degree of goodwill, the same hands and minds that designed the Fordist U.S.A. designed the Stalinist U.S.S.R. Soviet industrialization was the zenith of the twentieth-century religion of industry, involving projects that dwarfed even the mind-boggling, record-breaking Ford plants at River Rouge and Highland Park in Michigan.
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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 will arrive in Brussels on Tuesday night with an eye toward pushing allied members of NATO to boost their defense budgets.
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With an eye toward limiting his innings, the Rockies gave Senzatela, 22, who had never pitched above Double-A before this season and who was limited to 34 2/3 innings last season due to right shoulder inflammation, a three-game breather in the bullpen and had him make a start last week at Triple-A Albuquerque.
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Clinton has campaigned with an eye toward turning out specific voter groups in crucial states — firing up black voters in North Carolina and Latinos in South and Central Florida, for instance — Mr. Trump has crisscrossed a wider map of states, but he has done little to attract support beyond his mostly white, less educated political base.
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"In particular, we are pursuing relationships with groups in southern Syria with an eye toward enabling them to mount unconventional operations to improve our visibility and understanding in the area, to deny ISIL operational freedom, to force ISIL to divert remaining combat power from external operations to internal security and to weaken ISIL's territorial control," the report says.
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But the Forsyth suit, currently just a skirmish in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California, has the look of a future battle royale — perhaps the biggest since 1968, when Jack Valenti, then president of the motion picture association, established the voluntary ratings system with an eye toward keeping the courts and lawmakers away.
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The idea is that the central bank should make decisions based on economic data with an eye toward serving the long-term interests of the country, rather than taking whatever action would be expedient in the near term for politicians facing re-election, according to Sarah A. Binder, a George Washington University political science professor who studies the Fed.
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Whether it was my own grog incident, or two of us sailing off while a third member of our party was still at the bar, or all four of us actually working together to fend off other players waiting in ambush, Sea of Thieves is built with an eye toward letting you write your own pirate adventure.
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They acted with an eye toward reversing the devastating impact that President Bill Clinton's omnibus crime bill had on communities of color, and reducing the astronomical incarceration rate that resulted from harsher penalties imposed for possession and distribution of crack cocaine (more prevalent in economically disadvantaged communities of color) than those imposed for powder cocaine (which was more prevalent within affluent white communities).
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The algorithm also weighs a trio of secondary considerations when it populates your feed: How often you look at Instagram, with an eye toward showing you the best posts since your last visit; how many people you follow, so you're not seeing the same person's posts all the time if your follow pool is deep; and how much time you typically spend browsing.
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So yes, in that regard, when we get to the writers' room and start building out a season, it's always with an eye toward something that is going to close out that chapter and make the first seven episodes feel satisfying but also something that in so doing it also lays the seeds for what's going to come in the back half.
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"Coco" is one of this summer's most frequent outdoor offerings, which means that parks, beaches and rooftops full of moviegoers in at least four boroughs will leave humming "Remember Me." Pixar's efforts to set a story in Mexico against the background of Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), with an eye toward authenticity, were largely cheered by audiences in November.
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The New York State Senate passed a bill earlier this month that would make the possession of a flamethrower for recreational activities a felony, with an eye toward outlawing the one made by Elon Musk's Boring Co. Musk's company sold all 20,000 units of its $500 flamethrowers in less than a week last year, drawing the ire of lawmakers in New York and elsewhere.
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Every President from Ronald Reagan through Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE has reviewed existing regulations with an eye toward rescinding those that are unnecessary, with mixed results when it comes to eliminating large numbers of regulations issued before they took office.
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"Municipalities, in cooperation with community groups, conduct assessment surveys, cataloging community needs and available resources," Pavlina Tcherneva, author of the report, wrote in 2018, while the Labor Department itself would make "'requests for proposals' indicating that it will fund employment initiatives by community groups, nonprofits, social entrepreneurial ventures, and the unemployed themselves for projects that serve the public purpose," with an eye toward not displacing existing employment.
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Ms. Swetnick says that he drank excessively at many parties she attended; that he was verbally abusive and physically aggressive toward young women, fondling and grabbing them; and that he was part of a group of young men who would spike the punch at parties with alcohol or illicit drugs with an eye toward incapacitating the female attendees, including Ms. Swetnick herself, and then abusing them.
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To accomplish this vision, Advancing American Kidney Health launches a set of five payment models that will spur improved management of kidney disease with an eye toward incentivizing the prevention of kidney failure, increasing the uptake of kidney transplants and, when this is not doable, encouraging the use of home dialysis—where patients often enjoy better quality of life—as opposed to in-center treatment.
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Yet while the new Roots, which aired over four nights from May 19773 through June 2, doesn't seem likely to have the same seismic impact on the American conversation as the 1977 original, it's a thoroughly well-done version of largely the same story, reinterpreted respectfully, yes, but with an eye toward the kind of emotionally complex melodrama that made the original a sensation.
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"We totally recognize and take seriously that the dumpster fire that's shaping up at the top of the ballot could definitely direct some more resources toward these Senate races with an eye toward keeping the majority, and I think our recognition of that has actually been borne to bear with how well have done on fundraising," said Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee press secretary Lauren Passalacqua in an interview.
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Computer Program Used by Clinton Campaign Hacked as Part of DNC Cyber Attacks Hack of Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee 'Similar' to DNC Breach Why Experts Are Sure Russia Hacked the DNC Emails Cyber experts have told NBC News they believe Guccifer 2.0 is a Russian front, and also said the leaks show that Russia is seeking to influence the U.S. presidential campaign, perhaps with an eye toward helping Donald Trump.
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The elder Flynn was fired in February after a disclosure that he had lied to Vice President Mike Pence about Flynn's contacts with Sergey Kislyak, Russia's ambassador to the U.S. NBC News reported that Mueller's team plans to speak to multiple witness in coming days to get more details about Flynn's lobbying work, with an eye toward determining if he laundered money, or lied to federal authorities about his contacts overseas.
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Read more: Tesla's business is a mess — but it's actually not that much different from every other car companyHowever, as established automakers have begun to pursue much more aggressive electrification strategies, with an eye toward capturing what could be huge chunks of a future China market (perhaps 40 million in annual sales, with half or more powered by electrons), the prospect of a more interesting disruption has developed.
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In New York, John Bonacic, a Republican from the Hudson Valley who is the chairman of the State Senate's racing, gaming and wagering committee, said that while the state's Gaming Commission could set regulations to allow sports wagering in New York, he intended to put in legislation next week to speed the process along, with an eye toward being ready for pro football — a big betting sport — in the fall.
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Assembled by Sports & the Arts, an organization run by Tracie Speca-Ventura (based in California) and Camille Speca (based in Rhode Island) specifically to assist sports team owners in procuring art for their arenas, the Levi's Stadium collection includes more than 200 artworks and 500 photographs in public and private spaces, largely by California artists, with an eye toward celebrating San Francisco history and culture, football in general, and the 49ers' legacy in particular.
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Always with an eye toward bread and circuses ever since the spectacle days of President Trump, though with considerably less gaucherie and bloviation, the NU—now going through one of its more defiantly anarcho-libertarian administrations—had decided to pull a Willy Wonka: Set the Golden Cow loose somewhere on the continent, and let it be found by some lucky citizen, no matter what temporary, collateral-damage disturbances of the peace resulted.
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Trump's pick for secretary of state, Rex Tillerson, has sounded a hawkish note on China's construction and militarization of islands in the South China Sea and Trump himself has said that North Korea will not be permitted to develop a nuclear missile capable of hitting the US. Japan has made a concerted effort to boost its military capabilities, particularly in the area of naval and amphibious warfare, with an eye toward both North Korea and an increasingly assertive China.
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Topics include the race among tech companies of all kinds, along with venture capitalists, to invest in urban areas large and small — like Amazon's plan to move to New York and suburban Washington; efforts to promote environmental resilience with an eye toward social equity; techniques for working effectively with state, federal and even international counterparts to advance local interests; thoughts on conquering the urban income divide; and the impact of athletes-as-activists on cities and the nation.
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The president tweeted his reaction: China: Trump's chief trade negotiator, Robert LighthizerRobert (Bob) Emmet LighthizerOn The Money: Economy adds 164K jobs in July | Trump signs two-year budget deal, but border showdown looms | US, EU strike deal on beef exports Chinese, US negotiators fine-tuning details of trade agreement: report The Trump economy keeps roaring ahead MORE, wants to keep the president from wavering as trade talks with Beijing resume with an eye toward a March deadline (The New York Times).
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On Wednesday, Julie Swetnick, a woman who grew up in the Washington suburbs and claims to have traveled the same 1980s social circuit as you, gave a sworn statement alleging that you drank excessively at many parties she attended; that you were verbally abusive and physically aggressive toward young women, fondling and grabbing them; and that you were part of a group of young men who would spike the punch at parties with alcohol or illicit drugs with an eye toward incapacitating the female attendees, including Ms. Swetnick herself, and then raping them.
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James LankfordJames Paul LankfordHillicon Valley: GOP hits back over election security bills | Ratcliffe out for intel chief | Social media companies consider policies targeting 'deepfakes' | Capital One, GitHub sued over breach The Hill's 22019:30 Report: Biden camp feels boost after Detroit debate GOP punches back in election security fight MORE (R-Okla.) and Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (D-Calif.) are pushing for legislation that would bolster the security of U.S. voting infrastructure, with an eye toward countering threats from adversaries like Russia.
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James LankfordJames Paul LankfordHillicon Valley: GOP hits back over election security bills | Ratcliffe out for intel chief | Social media companies consider policies targeting 'deepfakes' | Capital One, GitHub sued over breach The Hill's 12:30 Report: Biden camp feels boost after Detroit debate GOP punches back in election security fight MORE (R-Okla.) and Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (D-Calif.) are pushing for legislation that would bolster the security of U.S. voting infrastructure, with an eye toward countering threats from adversaries like Russia.
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Here's who would be better off: The GOP's tax reform proposal would leave other groups worse off: Standard benefits for families are changed significantly, with an eye toward simplifying the vast array of benefits (standard deductions, personal exemptions, child credits, etc.) currently available: "Pass-through" companies like LLCs, partnerships, sole proprietorships, and S corporations, which are overwhelmingly owned by rich individuals like Donald Trump and currently pay normal income tax rates after their earnings are returned to the companies' owners, would get a number of tax cuts too: Additionally, the exemption for the estate and gift tax, the most progressive component of the federal tax code, only paid by extremely rich estates, is doubled.
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Here's who would be better off: The GOP's tax reform proposal would leave other groups worse off: Unlike the House bill which consolidated the tax brackets from seven to four, the Senate bill would keep seven individual income tax brackets but adjust them: Standard benefits for families are changed significantly, with an eye toward simplifying the vast array of benefits (standard deductions, personal exemptions, child credits, etc.) currently available: "Pass-through" companies like LLCs, partnerships, sole proprietorships, and S corporations, which are overwhelmingly owned by rich individuals like Donald Trump and currently pay normal income tax rates after their earnings are returned to the companies' owners, would get a number of tax cuts too: Two other significant tax provisions are changed or abolished: And a brand new 1.4 percent tax on university endowment income is added, just as in the House bill.
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The GOP's tax reform proposal would leave other groups worse off: Here's the Joint Committee on Taxation's estimates of what each provision raises and costs in tax revenue: The new tax reform bill (which, again, draws on plans Trump and congressional Republicans have released going back over a year now) would significantly change individual income tax brackets: Standard benefits for families are changed significantly, with an eye toward simplifying the vast array of benefits (standard deductions, personal exemptions, child credits, etc.) currently available: "Pass-through" companies like LLCs, partnerships, sole proprietorships, and S corporations, which are overwhelmingly owned by rich individuals like Donald Trump and currently pay normal income tax rates after their earnings are returned to the companies' owners, would get a huge number of tax cuts too: Two other significant tax provisions are abolished: And a brand new 22010 percent tax on university endowment income is added.
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