It is fairness with reference to particular conditions or particular results.
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With reference to Dr. Ford, the credibility is there for her.
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But there's often no suggestion that he's making decisions with reference to that process.
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Much of this can, in fact, be justified with reference to Wagner's own ideas.
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Three decades later, the book is most often described with reference to its timeliness.
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Hardly any capital is allocated with reference to stock values, since IPOs are so scarce.
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Even more damaging would be any mention of a military option with reference to Venezuela.
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Even when you think you're having fun by yourself, it's with reference to an absent other.
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She has continued to stick to the script of describingeconomic conditions with reference to the unemployment rate.
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Shares issued as deferred consideration will be calculated with reference to, inter alia, the prevailing share price.
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I saw it in the way that contemporary political debates are conducted with reference to the framers' intent.
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"We stand by Britain's side in solidarity," Merkel said with reference to a nerve agent attack in England.
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International headlines on the matter are devastating for the PNP, shadowing the victory with reference to high absenteeism.
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" -- with reference to comments by the President and administration policies such as the travel ban -- Rasmussen answered "yes.
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With reference to campus protocol, DeVos previously has endorsed the use of mediation to resolve sexual misconduct complaints.
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"This all goes beyond an investment in physical space," she continued, with reference to the museum's gradual expansion.
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Earlier American administrations defined "the West" with reference to values such as democracy, liberty and respect for human rights.
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"The visibility is not really great," STMicro's new boss Jean-Marc Chery told the conference, with reference to microcontrollers.
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Oleg Tinkov, a banker, lost $250m, but brushed it off with reference to a previous daily loss of $1bn.
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"According to the law, I would be allowed to deliver today," Papperger added with reference to the military trucks.
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"According to the law, I would be allowed to deliver today", Papperger added with reference to the military trucks.
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Or, actually, what comes after wearable tech: the idea of a second skin, particularly with reference to designing isolation.
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The PRC's demands from Canada need to be viewed with reference to the privileges enjoyed by Canada under NAFTA.
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A lawyer by training, she defends her arguments with reference to France's rules on keeping religion out of public life.
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Such interventions were often justified with reference to the Monroe Doctrine, a declaration made by President James Monroe in 1823.
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I've written similar sentiments many times with reference to Apple's iPhones, which are famous for meticulous design and high quality hardware.
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It is a fundamental tenet of common law justice systems that prosecution decisions are made with reference to the public interest.
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Between the lines: No one says "cyber" today, except with reference to security and this one frenzied day of online purchasing.
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I've written similar sentiments many times with reference to Apple's iPhones, which are famous for meticulous design and high-quality hardware.
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We will pursue a managed floating rate regime based on market demand and supply, and with reference to a basket of currencies.
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With reference to the Department of Land Transportation's announcement dated May 17, 2016, Grab Thailand will temporarily stop the GrabBike (Ride) service.
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Guha does as much as any reasonable biographer could to explain the "experiments" with reference to Gandhi's 40-year obsession with celibacy.
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It is my hope that we all share the same philosophy with reference to trying to get peoples' lives back to normal.
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In their letter, the non-profit groups decry what they called Flynn's "history of bigoted and deceitful statements," particularly with reference to Islam.
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He had heard the expression "seeing stars" used with reference to lightheadedness but he had never understood that it described an actual phenomenon.
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Accordingly, ANTI seems to long for art that no longer has to justify its existence solely with reference to well-known political agendas.
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The source said pricing of the crude will be linked to a 'complex' formula, with reference to Brent and freight among other elements.
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He said instead that the value of the renminbi would be set "with reference" to a basket of other currencies — essentially a weighted average.
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Hammer had struck back with reference to Woods' previous relationship with Ashley Madison — who was 210 when she and Woods, then 21, started dating.
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He's a kind of noble answer to the Joker, another beleaguered city dweller who explains his strange behavior with reference to a neurological condition.
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"If he had witnessed the GDR himself, then he would not say something like that," Hueck said with reference to former Communist East Germany.
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Another pastor explains his country's prosperity and North Korea's poverty with reference to the story in Genesis of how Joseph helped Egypt avert famine.
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Such relative self-assurance was breezily backed up with reference to the "high quality and low risk nature" of the assets Deutsche is shedding.
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The concepts in use remind me of what the famous German sociologist Ulrich Beck has labeled "zombie concepts," with reference to the social sciences.
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Within the general contours of Robertson's theology, any political chaos can be understood eschatologically — with reference to the "end times" — and within a cosmic context.
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"Fashion sinner", "D&G devotion" and "Santa moda ora pro nobis" – Holy fashion pray for us - read some of the clothes, with reference to prayers.
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A. Because a lifetime of research has magnified my perception that we are in a crisis with reference to the living part of the environment.
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"More than the actual impact itself, was the shift in expectations," said Ryan Giannotto, Director of Research at GraniteShares with reference to the Fed's statement.
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It was clued with reference to being the Arrow constellation in those other puzzles, just in case you are not up on your constellation orders.
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It is worth noting how in these two opinions the Supreme Court avoided the use of the term non-incorporated with reference to the territory.
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We have attempted to outline the positives and negatives of each service, with reference to all the most important things you need to consider before committing.
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For the time being, the Aussie and kiwi are going to trade with reference to emerging market FX. They will remain the markets' preferred risk proxies.
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And this is the kind of narrative that's often applied to a "revenge body," a tabloid term popularized in the last decade with reference to celebrities.
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He uses the phrase a few times, most notably with reference to the large, decorative "landscape rock" that is a gift from a better-off friend.
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Instead, it sets out a few "core principles" and enjoins the agencies of the Trump administration to regulate the economy with reference to these general goals.
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I hadn't been real happy with that, but clued it with reference to a "strange" name, hoping to give a major hint to the "odd" part.
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But Mr. Pountney and Ms. Langer have taken up the challenge, partly following Beaumarchais, but with reference to other sources and with some ideas of their own.
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Relatedly, politicians can defend policies favoring an unpopular group by systematically replacing reference to that group with reference to a related group that enjoys a positive stereotype.
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Research by MSCI, another index provider, found that more than half the performance of active fund managers can be explained with reference to the most common factors.
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The CP, which consists of cash investments, sovereigns and highly rated bonds, is held to serve insurance claims, and durations are managed with reference to insurance liabilities.
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Like many aspects of Japanese society, rental relatives are often explained with reference to the binary of honne and tatemae , or genuine individual feelings and societal expectations.
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Under the new law, the PIT threshold will be set for individuals with reference to their annual earnings, rather than applying to everyone who pays income tax.
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"The teasers have been already sent, we are at the stage of unbinding offers now," one source said, with reference to the sales documents circulated to prospective buyers.
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The level of detail in Back to the Future mode is impressive with reference to 88 mph, the speed necessary to hit "temporal displacement" to nuclear plutonium fuel.
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More than that, they argue that policies have been set more with reference to the interest of the governing classes than to the concerns of the ordinary voters.
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The United States is constitutionally a secular republic, so it is unclear why the Bible is relevant except, perhaps, with reference to the conscience of individuals executing policy.
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It is noteworthy that in both these recent opinions the Supreme Court studiously avoided the use of the term "unincorporated" with reference to the territory of Puerto Rico.
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Sleepwalking is explored with reference to German Expressionist horror masterpiece The Cabinet of Dr Caligari, where the doctor of the title conditions a sleepwalker, Cesare, to commit murder.
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"For us, the four freedoms are indivisible," the official added with reference to the EU's commitment to the free movement of people, capital, goods and services in the bloc.
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"Such an act may be a violation of the blasphemy section of the Criminal Code which concerns public mockery or scorn with reference to a religion," a prosecutor said.
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With reference to these data breaches, including the breach in question, we have this week commenced a statutory inquiry examining Facebook's compliance with the relevant provisions of the GDPR.
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Ferrante addressed the rumors head-on in an email interview with Vanity Fair in August of 2015, with reference to the "literary gynaeceum" in which women writers are locked.
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With reference to these data breaches, including the breach in question, we have this week commenced a statutory inquiry examining Facebook's compliance with the relevant provisions of the GDPR.
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"Since Charlie Sheen's interview yesterday, I will now confirm that I have been contacted by women with reference to Charlie Sheen and their rights," she said in a statement.
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In her contextualization of geometry with reference to architecture, Atterbury shares something with Peter Halley, who has three "cell" works done in acrylic and Day-Glo colors on paper.
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" And this responsible outlook, he emphasized, meant that any policy -- private or public -- that wasn't framed with reference to the rest of the world "is framed with perfect futility.
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" But with reference to the SPD's EU lawmakers, she added: "All 16 members have said that they cannot approve the personnel proposal (of von der Leyen as Commission president).
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But the collapse of the Red Wall was so wide-ranging and so profound that it cannot be explained merely with reference to the nuances of the 2019 campaign.
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In fact, Axis Bank has filed an intervention application with the tribunal seeking clarification with reference to release of payment with regards to one of the Bank Guarantees favoring DOT.
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Banks must now set interest rates on new loans with reference to the LPR, which is now set under a revamped mechanism designed to help lower borrowing costs for companies.
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"In some states, we even see backtracking with reference to old conservative values, the position that the woman is in the kitchen and the bedroom, to put it simply," she said.
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Looking at Finland, Japan, Chile, Indonesia, Germany, Australia and the United States at pivotal moments in their histories, he evaluates their courses of action with reference to his 12 bullet points.
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Under the "co-build, co-share" deal, both parties will demarcate districts in 15 cities for the network construction, mainly with reference to their respective total scale of 4G base stations.
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"Products that have a pretty low elasticity with reference to prices — in other words, where consumers will buy anyway — will probably bear the full brunt of a 20 percent increase," DeBolle said.
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California, February 22016I asked the business not to contact me any further with reference to someone else's debt, for whom I served as a reference and no longer have any contact information.
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Adam Schiff led off the impeachment hearing on Wednesday with reference to the "discredited 2016 CrowdStrike conspiracy theory," shares of the cybersecurity company closed up 11%, its biggest rally in four months.
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Selective colleges typically fill their classes with reference to a long and idiosyncratic list of concerns, of which academic potential (as measured by test scores, G.P.A. and advanced courses) is just one.
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The government is "discussing the situation at the highest level and will make the best decision in view of all factors, with reference to the devastating coronavirus potential global pandemic," Dr. Mirza wrote.
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It could use its existing semi-annual reports to Congress to cite an array of well-known monetary policy rules and explain how it arrived at its decisions with reference to those rules.
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"The prospect of these young dropout types hanging out in Venice Beach, making candy bubbles for the rich, amuses us," wrote one in 1972, with reference to their gleaming, often resin-based, works.
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Elsewhere, Solove has pointed out that such arguments are more often than not made with reference to the dire intrusions of George Orwell's "1984," a convenient shorthand for the crises of authoritarian omnipotence.
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Here's Grab's original statement: With reference to the Department of Land Transportation's announcement dated May 17, 2016, Grab Thailand is currently in the process of internal discussions towards a conclusion for next steps.
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Within 30 days prior to completing the acquisition, LSE has the option to pay for up to US$2.5bn of the transaction using cash with reference to the VWAP of LSE's ordinary shares.
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"Because there are artifacts from Mesopotamia in the collection of the Pergamon, we feel that the silence of the institution with reference to Hasankeyf is a byproduct of plunder and profit," Doğan said.
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"With reference to the court ruling, the environment ministry reassures that on the area of the Bialowieza forest ... it is only conducting indispensable measures aimed at providing public security," it said in a statement.
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Its scattered with reference to raped European women, references to fallen soldiers from Vienna in 1683, and declares that there are no true men in Europe until Constantinople (his name of Istanbul) is reconquered.
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Measured with reference to Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) estimates of natural levels of unemployment, there are now a large number of developed economies where labor markets are deemed to be tight.
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" No one has ever changed his life because of a poem or song," he says in a chapter on metal, with reference to Blake, Milton, Rilke, William Empson, Peter Sloterdijk, Ozzy Osbourne, and Kant.
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"With reference to news circulated today, Intesa Sanpaolo states that the group has not had any contact regarding a hypothetical loan relating to the Nord Stream 2 project", a bank spokesman said in a statement.
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The Chromium OS source code (which underpins Google's Chrome OS) just got updated with reference to a machine with a codename of "atlas" and a 3840 x 23 screen resolution — as seen on XDA Developers.
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That said, Fitch's report addresses questions about the potential size of asset quality problems facing the financial system and the process by which they will likely be addressed, with reference to implications for bank ratings.
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Moreover, the analysts said, "the content of the text was not typical of any past communication from MBS, making it likely it was sent with reference to Bezos&apos personal life events at that time."
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"In the coming 20 years, we should increase from 10 to 30 percent," Richard Bielle, CFAO's group chairman and CEO, told Reuters, with reference to Africa's contribution to Toyota Tsusho's total annual revenue of $60 billion.
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"The good news here for gold is that the interest rate environment globally is unlikely to move much higher," Bart Melek, head of commodity strategies at TD Securities in Toronto, with reference to the ECB statement.
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"We still face soft market conditions in China and some inventory corrections," Chief Executive Officer Jean-Marc Chery told analysts in a conference call, with reference to the sale of microcontrollers, one of STMicro's three main activities.
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"If the SPD, after internal debate, wants to leave the coalition before the end of the parliamentary term, the Union should carry on governing alone," Schaeuble told daily Bild, with reference to Merkel's conservative alliance, or 'Union'.
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"Without the Cold War and without the Soviet Union, it becomes possible to talk about socialism in a away that isn't with reference to what is understood as a dictatorial society or political system," Mudge told me.
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The WAC is set with reference to the total interest accrued on the mortgage loans (after senior fees and regardless of whether this has been collected) and the notes outstanding as a percentage of the mortgage pool.
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Mr. Allen continues to make a movie a year, and a dwindling chorus of apologists has insisted that to discuss those movies with reference to very public aspects of his personal life offends the integrity of criticism.
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BlackRock, which manages around $6.5 trillion in assets, has been hiring in the area of environmental, social and governance-related (ESG) research and data as more clients ask to invest with reference to issues such as climate change.
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"[The] visit to Asia holds geo-strategic and socioeconomic importance, both aspects being very important for the success of the Saudi Vision 303 with reference to the timings of these visits," said Euromonitor International senior analyst Rabia Yasmeen.
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"Fathers [tend] to discuss their mental health problems in terms of 'stress,' rather than with reference to depression or anxiety," said Elizabeth Littlewood, a University of York researcher who conducted a similar study of men in the United Kingdom.
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It suggests either a very bad taste with reference to political assassination and an attempt at humor or an incredible insensitivity – it may be the latter – an incredible insensitivity to the prevalence of political assassination inside of American history.
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IAN MCDONALDLondon With reference to your article on socialist beer ("You must remember this", September 17th) Pilsner Urquell, brewed in the Czech city of Plzen, is the oldest brand of pale ale and the origin of the term "pils".
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"With reference to the proposed visit of Japanese PM @AbeShinzo to India, both sides have decided to defer the visit to a mutually convenient date in the near future," Indian foreign ministry spokesman Raveesh Kumar said in a tweet.
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Dreher is right to argue that "traditional" Christian sexual morality can and should only be defended with reference to the "bigger picture" — a wider understanding of God, the world, and the nature of love: anything else is simple bigotry.
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"What they show in this paper nicely is that … you can exclude DAMA with itself—not with reference to other experiments," said Laura Baudis, a physicist at the University of Zurich and a member of the collaboration that runs XENON1T.
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I liked LATE PASS, RED EYE and the romantic ONLY ONCE, but we've also got the partial AIN'T I (although it was amusing to see it clued with reference to Bugs Bunny), ICER, MISUSERS, EVO, TCU, STD and other abbreviations.
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"They will not be taking in cargo or outloading cargo as the terminal will not have staff," another note, shared by an industry source, said, with reference to the bulk terminal at Durban port, South Africa's main gateway for copper exports.
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Ordinary voters did not select the party that most faithfully represented their political philosophy — they picked the one that appeared to best represent their people, a group they might define with reference to class, region, religion, race or partisanship itself.
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ASIC's lawyer, Philip Crutchfield, said Westpac was a major contributor to BBSW rigging, on some days dominating 100 percent of bank bill purchases at a time when a growing range of its products were priced with reference to the benchmark rate.
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" Ms. Perry also noted that Cuadrilla's fracturing plan was "developed and reviewed over several months with reference to existing regulations" and that "at no point did you communicate that it would not be possible to proceed without a change in regulations.
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Author's Note: The suggestion that there is some parallel between the concerns of Magritte and Wittgenstein is not my invention; in her Magritte (1985), Suzi Gablik develops this idea, with reference to Magritte's own writings about the word-image problem.
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"The Raven Tower" also features a war between gods, but it's managed so tightly with reference to the narrating god's perspective that it feels closer to the register of folk tale than epic, and is all the more riveting for that.
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I merely refer to the common occurrence of the leaders or officials of a functional group taking a stand on behalf of the group with reference to an issue and voicing explicitly or implicitly this stand on behalf of the group.
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On 6 October, the Russian government amended its federal procurement law, allowing Russian LRGs to borrow from banks at a floating rate, set with reference to the Central Bank of Russia's (CBR) key rate, which it cut to 10% from 10.5% last month.
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If not redeemed, their coupon resets with reference to the mid-swap rate, a widely used rate related to interbank lending rates (so a bond issued at 8% when the swap rate was 2% would reset to 11% if rates rose to 5%).
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The book tells us about how people have dated and why, with reference to social forces, but it skirts the deeper whys of happiness and desire; it seems to confirm the author's, and my, anxiety that dating has little to do with people.
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"The bank is still far too large and would probably have to be rescued in an emergency," he said, with reference to the likelihood of Deutsche Bank needing to turn to the state to keep it afloat if it ran into difficulty.
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"We are united that Article 50 must be activated and before this decision is taken no further steps can be taken," Merkel said with reference to the clause in the European Treaty that begins the process for a country to exit the bloc.
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Such a definition could "cover many asset-based sukuk that are not traditionally thought of as 'asset-backed' or a securitisation," White & Case noted, with reference to certain kinds of sukuk structures such as the murabaha one which is partly being used by Saudi Arabia.
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"For instance, with reference to works in the series, the screen may be replaced with steam as in Stan VanDerBeek and Joan Brigham's Steam Screens, the film may be punched while it is being projected such as in Takahiko Iimura's Circle and Square," says Monti.
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China's objective in the foreseeable future is to manage the yuan float with reference to a basket of currencies, while allowing more flexibility for the exchange rate, Jin Zhongxia, executive director for China on the IMF's policymaking board, said at a conference in New Delhi.
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"We are eight years into this air travel cycle, but we see no reason at present to expect that cyclical pattern to repeat itself," IATA Chief Economist Brian Pearce said, with reference to a trend that would usually indicate a major downturn was due.
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"The two positions are very far apart from each other, so I am unsure about the political fix that it will take to get us into a transition period," Thiel said, with reference to why he sees Brexit as a big near-term risk for markets.
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Changes to the timing and profile of profit recognition may be a significant factor here, as under IFRS 17 profits on a contract must be recognised with reference to changes in the underlying risk over the life of the contract, while losses must be taken immediately.
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"I would think people that are worried about getting information would start looking at the 109 pages that we got from his questionnaire, with reference to all the cases, all of his law review articles, all of his speeches, all that sort of stuff," Mr. Grassley said.
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"Today, by chance - it was planned long in advance - political directors are meeting here in Berlin in the Normandy format to discuss the situation in Ukraine and progress in the Minsk process," the ministry spokesman said, with reference to the format under which the four countries meet.
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Alan Abramowitz, an American political scientist, expressed his discipline's received wisdom with reference to his country's elections in an article in the Washington Post: When you're in the middle of a campaign there's a tendency for people, especially in the media, to overestimate the importance of certain events.
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"The investment case and key reason for buying Danske and taking anti-money-laundering risk is gone as buybacks no longer support shares," Credit Suisse said, with reference to the Danish bank's decision to end a share buyback program to bolster its capital as a result of the scandal.
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"For the Medicaid part, some of these provisions with reference to moving back to and supporting the Graham-Cassidy-Heller-Johnson Bill would have major implications for the Medicaid program," Robin Rudowitz, the associate director for the Program on Medicaid and the Uninsured at the Kaiser Family Foundation, said.
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And to the end of her life, if someone tried to draw my mother out in public praise, by saying, with reference to some particular milestone or achievement, oh, you must be so proud of your child, she would respond, firmly, yes, I'm proud of all my children.
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In late February 2016, Agalarov congratulated Trump on the eve of the Super Tuesday presidential primaries and offered "his support and that of many of his important Russian friends and colleagues -- especially with reference to U.S./Russian relations," according to the minority report by House Intelligence Committee Democrats.
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"All you have to do after you initially save that money is let it sit on the sidelines, ideally in a 401(k) plan or an IRA so that you don't' have to pay capital gains or dividend taxes on your gains," Cramer said, with reference to Individual Retirement Accounts.
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"With reference to the incident reported on social media and afterwards by other media, and the allegations of a physical assault by a member of the commission on one of the girls, those who were involved have been arrested pending further investigations into the violations," the ministry said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Some elements of the administration — notably the president and National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster — try to spice up this policy with reference to some unspecified future military action ("phase two" of the U.S. effort) but in operational terms, it is relying now on sanctions to end North Korea's nuclear and missile program.
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"Social status and economic power are so woven and fused into the caste system in Indian rural society that one may without hesitation, say that if poverty be the cause, caste is the primary index of social backwardness, so that social backwardness is often readily identifiable with reference to a person's caste," the judgment said.
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This material, much of it on loan from the Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library at Emory University, is supplemented by LP album covers (Sun Ra, Kurtis Blow) and Chester Himes paperbacks, along with work by some two dozen contemporary artists working within, or with reference to, a pop-culture groove.
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Brettell gives his reader a great deal of information, all interesting, about the dress and posture of Manet's sitter; about the severed head of the young man presented by Gauguin, with reference to that artist's too-little-known writings and his life in Tahiti; and about the odd difficulties of dating and placing Cézanne's model.
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"While the fundamentals of our...strategy are strong and remain valid, we will also need to be flexible and intelligent in how we adapt to the challenges we face," Suzanne Heywood said with reference to the spin-off plan in a letter seen by Reuters, which she sent to employees this week after being appointed acting CEO.
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The traditional media now explain Supreme Court decisions with reference to the court's ideological voting blocs; cable news stations such as Fox and CNBC report on the Supreme Court from decidedly partisan perspectives; while a new breed of citizen journalists offer a critique of the courts in a host of online venues that are unconstrained by the norms of traditional journalism.
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Her affection for Judy Garland was on display, from an opening "You Made Me Love You" (with reference to "Dear Mr. Nederlander," this show's producer) to a jazzy version of "Zing Went the Strings of My Heart," but also in a duet with a surprise guest, the opera star Renée Fleming, on "Over the Rainbow," the song most associated with Garland.
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Apple Music in China removes Jacky Cheung song with reference to Tiananmen massacre Holmes Chan reports on the latest incidence of Apple censoring its music library to remain on good terms with the Chinese government: Apple Music has removed a song by Hong Kong singer Jacky Cheung from its Chinese streaming service, with some questioning if the move was related to politically sensitive lyrics.
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A group of protesters chanted "Inshallah, mashallah / Hopefully no marshal law"—lyrics from the track "T5" by English-American-Indian-Pakistani group Swet Shop Boys—with reference to the fact that a number of Muslim immigrants were being detained in airports across the US. The "T5" music video takes place at John F Kennedy airport, and shows Riz MC and Heems being interrogated by TSA border agents.
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In a 1995 conversation with bell hooks Weems detailed the potency of biomythography with reference to her 1992 series Went Looking for Africa: You're not looking to "document" in some scientific, linear, orderly, factual way where we came from, how we got here; you are uncovering those details, but also exploring the gaps, the spaces in the shadows that facts don't allow us to see, the mystery.
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Merely eliminating the LDA exemption to FARA will cause hundreds — if not more — U.S. subsidiaries of foreign corporations to register and report under FARA if the subsidiary lobbies with reference to formulating, adopting or changing the domestic or foreign policies of the United States [85033(o)], or engages in any public relations pertaining to the political or public interests, policies, or relations of its foreign parent [611(g)].
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