Humans struggle to monitor multiple screens at once, with the result that much CCTV goes unwatched.
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The USAF was so pleased with the result that it has decided to up the ante.
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But, it's the way Trump chose to take issue with the result that is truly, truly baffling.
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And the media enables it all, with the result that the public now thinks this is the new normal.
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"This is obviously a very disappointing night for the Labour party with the result that we've got," Corbyn said.
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"This is obviously a very disappointing night for the Labour Party with the result that we've got," Corbyn said.
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Efforts to miniaturise the clockworks followed, and soon succeeded with the result that the portable, mechanical clock became a reality.
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Lari said housing provided by aid agencies after disasters was too expensive, with the result that many people were excluded.
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He also criticized many laws as too broad and declarative - with the result that nobody is pinned into action or punished.
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One presumes that George was already bending his mind toward the East, with the result that his ass remained transcendentally calm.
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" The paper's commentator warned, "Many an undecided voter could be satisfied with the result that there was no systematic conspiracy with Russians.
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For the rest of the century, the bank maintained the gold standard with the result that prices barely budged over the long term.
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Donald Trump crushed the GOP's minority outreach this year with the result that Republicans are now laboring on the wrong side of demography.
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The inquest ended this month, with the result that each one of the main studios were charged with failing to employ female directors.
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Most of all, you're afraid it will happen again -- but his time, with the result that they'll take your children away from you.
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Oil traders have become progressively more optimistic about rebalancing, with the result that the contango has narrowed since the start of 15 (tmsnrt.rs/2jZ9SK9).
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We are now able to prolong life, but with the result that in some cases a person can suffer in pain for many decades.
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Nineteen states still haven't taken the Medicaid expansion, with the result that millions of poor, disabled, and/or elderly people are being denied insurance.
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Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar left the race and endorsed him, with the result that he appeared to add nearly all their former supporters.
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Denisovans and humans also interbred, with the result that living people in East Asia, Australia, and the South Pacific still carry some Denisovan DNA.
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The design scheme (lighting by Guy Hoare, costumes by Claire Ashley) introduces color incrementally, with the result that most of "Spring" is winter drab.
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The Washington Nationals, meanwhile, have gone 14-6 and the Marlins 12-8, with the result that—well, you can see the standings for yourself.
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Her successive finance ministers have rather focused on fiscal discipline, with the result that Germany has generated a budget surplus in every year since 2014.
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"It's been stretched to encompass just about everything formulaic, with the result that a lot of dumb ideas are being called smart beta," he said.
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Productivity, outcomes, output and graduate rates dictate campus culture with the result that curriculum is dumbed down to "meet the needs" of the student-consumer.
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British and German regulators investigated the retailer's use of these clauses a few years ago, with the result that Amazon dropped the practice in Europe.
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The situation is more dramatic, but not materially different, if everyone makes the same non-procreative choice, with the result that the entire species dies out.
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Around the Economist tower in London, parking costs £4.90 ($6.10) an hour—with the result that most of us cycle or join the public-transport crush.
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Voters in Scotland chose by a large margin to remain in Europe, with the result that there are renewed calls for another referendum on Scottish independence.
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"The growth in fresh dairy consumption is exceptional, with the result that fresh dairy shows the highest consumption growth rate among the key commodities," the report said.
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She is so confident with the result that she is launching FEEL with just this single women's style (though she says boys can wear them as well).
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All of those weaknesses fed upon one another, at least from Iowa onward, with the result that money, staff and support smelled a loser and went elsewhere.
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But these resolutions are frequently nonbinding, with the result that those on substantial issues like the 2014 Ukraine conflict inevitably have little or no real-word impact.
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The universal tax credits remain in the bill, with the result that many low-earners, particularly the old, would see their bills soar if it passes (see chart).
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The Afghanistan withdrawal was later walked back and the Syrian one blurred, with the result that nobody can say what America's policy is (though the harm will remain).
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The Affordable Care Act increased the federal share by 23 percentage points, with the result that the federal government has been paying the entire cost in 11 states.
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Yes, I had to reissue the command for shake, but considering where he started, I'm happy enough with the result that we'll soon be moving to more complicated commands.
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My advance readers pick up anything that might have slipped through the net with the result that my books are very clean when I make them ready for sale.
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OPEC allowed the market to tighten too much after both the two previous slumps in 1997/98 and 2008/09 with the result that prices overshot its initial targets.
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Mr. McConnell's team piled onto Mr. Strange's back the fourth disadvantage — the obnoxiously counterproductive campaign tactics I've already mentioned — with the result that Mr. Strange never had a chance.
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There was a circus in town, and she joined it, as an equestrienne, with the result that she wound up in Paris, as part of the 1867 Exposition Universelle.
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Sutherland avoids coming down on one side or the other of this question until the book's final pages, with the result that its conclusions feel wishy-washy and unconvincing.
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For her brother Eugene, it's fear of the dark, with the result that every light in the house has been permanently switched on with the help of some electric tape.
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But Warren continued to campaign hard — with a strategy focused on releasing oh-so-many detailed policy plans, with the result that her sheer number of plans became a running joke.
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By 82014, more than eighty per cent of deportations were nonjudicial, with the result that life-or-death decisions now routinely rest in the hands of immigration authorities at the border.
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Most will reasonably conclude that the risk of association is too great, with the result that groups who make the most threats will effectively shut down those with whom they disagree.
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The household sector has been adjusting to a protracted period of slow wages growth and, last year, to a decline in housing prices, with the result that consumption has been quite weak.
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"On 'Free Spirit,' Khalid sounds caught between wanting to play a superstar and wanting to be himself, with the result that he sounds like neither," Wren Graves wrote for Consequence of Sound.
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Southgate lowered expectations before the tournament, highlighting his team's youth and inexperience, with the result that the public was ready to be forgiving and began to view the side almost as underdogs.
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Without being overtly topical, he has consistently viewed the world through a critical eye, with the result that art he made decades ago is pertinent to our present morally wrenching American moment.
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"Today, we have very strict rules with the result that banks lend less and less to small and medium sized companies," Macron said in a town hall meeting with citizens in eastern France.
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Business models that depend on selling high-cost, low-value proprietary products to clients will be threatened, with the result that there may be fewer broker-dealers and investment advisers to choose from.
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Discussants across the spectrum of political theater as presented by print, television and radio bemoan the disappearance of American leadership in foreign affairs, with the result that the world has descended into chaos.
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The system inherited from the Soviet era in effect barred those living in the provinces from seeking jobs in Tashkent, with the result that many people have chosen to find employment abroad instead.
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"This line of reasoning has led us to keep our currency risk low, with the result that we are overweight the euro and have only limited U.S. dollar and yen exposure," Carmignac said.
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Japanese audiences in the 17th century certainly thought so, with the result that noh was ousted as the main theatrical fare by the crazy flamboyance of kabuki, which was everything that noh is not.
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Saudi Arabia's high birth-rate and declining infant mortality have seen a surge in the population over the last four decades with the result that the majority of the population is under 30 years old.
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State of Play "We had such a great time with it and were so pleased with the result that we wanted to do more with the idea," says State of Play creative director Luke Whittaker.
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The proposal would most hurt states where Democrats dominate because those states tend to charge higher state and local taxes and provide more government services, with the result that their residents take larger federal deductions.
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Trump's policies have included both, with the result that the government is expected to run enormous deficits for years to come (no one seriously expects the tax cuts to pay for themselves, despite what Trump promised).
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Unlike most other French policy issues, bike lane construction is not a national but a local responsibility, with the result that French bike lanes tend to run for short stretches and rarely connect to other lanes.
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Beyond living costs, regional wage differences in low-paying industries have been declining, with the result that home health aides and waitresses in New Jersey today earn just a little more than they do in Mississippi.
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The extraordinary life expectancy gains of the past half-century have left these patients behind, with the result that Americans with serious mental illness live shorter lives than those in many of the world's poorest countries.
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The Belfast Assembly, which is at its heart, has been closed for more than two years because of arguments over a botched green-energy scheme, with the result that Northern Ireland does not have a government.
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Jones was staunchly opposed to writing "down" to her child readers, with the result that adults often wondered whether her books might be too difficult for their target audience of late elementary through high school students.
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The United States has been more open to imports than other large automotive markets, with the result that cars shipped in from abroad represent a considerably larger share of the American market than of markets elsewhere.
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There was a monumental error in the execution of the choreography: the models failed to crisscross, as directed, along the venue's multiple catwalks, with the result that much of the audience saw only half the collection.
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In "Through Lavender" (2016), she compresses an atmospheric grid with a variety of linear ones in lavender, red, black, and white, with the result that everything arrives at a different speed and in a different visual register.
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" The celebrity factor draws more than just die-hard watch fans, with the result that, as Mr. Bhatt observed, brands have "seen a whole new type of business and commerce evolve, that wouldn't have happened 10 years ago.
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The Supreme Court also denied injunctions to delay implementation of the laws until after the cases were determined, with the result that the restrictions were operative during elections including the 2014 vote for federal House and Senate seats.
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They note the way that Americans of like mind increasingly flock together, with the result that even when districts are drawn to respect county or community boundaries, Democrats will be packed into cities, while Republicans dominate rural areas.
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Lagarde is accused of negligence with the result that public funds were misused by improperly approving the decision to allow an out-of-court arbitration in a dispute with Tapie, a supporter of conservative former president Nicolas Sarkozy.
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In November, voters in four more states and one city approved minimum wage increases of $215 to $215 an hour, with the result that about one quarter of the nation will soon be covered by high minimum wages.
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Karen could also weaken significantly as it dawdles over cooler water, Mr. Blake said, with the result that it could be days before forecasters are able to safely predict if, when or where Karen will make landfall again.
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I was hoping to get his permission to read the hundreds of pages that he claimed to have written during the past fifteen years, with the result that he would one day allow me to write about him.
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Placing his subjects into this unwelcoming maw likely left them gently contained and slightly confused, with the result that the camera became witness to a joint creative effort between subject and artist induced by the awkwardness of the situation.
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The pair have exasperated team bosses with their on-track rivalry at times this season, particularly after they collided on the last lap of the Austrian Grand Prix with the result that Rosberg finished fourth in a damaged car.
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The financial crisis changed that perspective, and people have continued to worry about this newly discovered threat, with the result that risk-taking has been inhibited and government-controlled interest rates — so-called riskless rates — have remained relatively low.
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Those who had reserved seats occupied them, while others were perched on the floor, next to the seats or even by the toilets, with the result that it became difficult to move around or to use the toilet yourself.
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Here, cars drive any speed they choose in any lane, with the result that cars wanting to drive faster either tailgate or continually change lanes and pass on the right — both actions that increase the risks of an accident.
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In the wake of the crisis, the banks have shored up their balance sheets, in part by reducing the capital they devote to trading activities, with the result that, in a crisis, markets may be even less liquid than before.
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One of the compelling things about the movie, Fisher said, was that many of its plot points relating to career advancement and the glass ceiling are realistic — with the result that there wasn't a happy ending for many of the characters.
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From that moment on, the majority always votes for the candidates who promise the most benefits from the public treasury, with the result that every democracy will finally collapse due to loose fiscal policy, which is always followed by a dictatorship.
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It is the Trump administration's own policy to refer every person caught crossing the border illegally for federal prosecution, with the result that children are separated from their parents because they cannot legally follow them into the federal prison system.
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"Based on the pattern of errors, it can not be ruled out that the router has been targeted externally, with the result that it can no longer log on to the network," Deutsche Telekom said in a statement on it website.
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In 2011, for example, Republican politicians forced a fiscal policy of severe contraction on an economy that was still reeling from the deepest downturn in living memory, with the result that the recovery was probably slower than it otherwise would have been.
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These women's identities shaped the technologies that their bodies were used to create: When, in the 1950s, Kodak first began employing Shirleys, they were overwhelmingly white, with the result that darker skin tones were less likely to be captured faithfully by Kodak film.
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Of course, technically, balls can be hit anywhere in a stadium, but the decision not to net every seat weighs the likelihood of harm against the cost of protection -- with the result that those fans in the nosebleed seats are on their own.
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He takes on big issues but there is nothing didactic about his plays, with the result that, when revived, as they frequently are, they can speak to a new generation of theatregoers with the same power as when they were first staged.
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So far, Britain's EU membership has helped London to maintain its position as Europe's financial capital, with the result that the ECB is set apart in one crucial respect from the Bank of England, the Bank of Japan and U.S. Federal Reserve.
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"Several members of the band refused to play the National Anthem and others 'took a knee' during the performance, with the result that roughly a dozen band members disgraced themselves on the football field this past weekend," chairman/CEO Jeff Andrulonis wrote.
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Flanagan tells his story like a family drama interspersed by ghosts, eschewing most standard horror-movie cues, with the result that when the ghosts drop in, it's often eerie, unnerving, and in at least one moment legitimately scream-your-head-off scary.
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In addition to the "fetal heartbeat" bill that directly challenges Roe, it has also targeted abortion clinics with onerous legal restrictions, with the result that the number of abortion clinics in the state has been reduced from 45 in 1992 to 10 today.
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"It is anticipated that some of the uncertainty that has held back the UK housing market over the past year will begin to lift with the result that we see some modest pickup in house price inflation," said Peter Dixon at Commerzbank.
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A switch which players can kick with their legs can help those with cerebral palsy, who sometimes struggle with the sort of short, sharp button presses that many games demand, with the result that footballs fly over goals or characters jump much farther than intended.
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Yet it is easy to speculate how societal structures, while facilitating connections and patronage, similarly may have prohibited her movement and progression in the same way as, say, Rubens or Van Dyck, with the result that there were very few written accounts of her work.
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Indeed, this show's light style might have benefited from a touch more anger; much of the money in question is laundered to evade tax, with the result that public services are short of funds and honest people find more of their wages are taken by the government.
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"While some of our key markets saw colder weather conditions last week, with the result that our sales performance in those markets was more typical for this time of year, we have not yet seen a sustained period of seasonally typical weather," the company said in a statement.
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If we hadn't allowed states freedom to choose their own course on privacy, California might never have passed its 2003 data breach notification law, with the result that we might never have learned how prevalent data beaches are and businesses would have less of an incentive to protect data.
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Thus — whether by instinct or because that is what their Svengali stylists taught them — the best-dressed men at the 88th annual Academy Awards ceremony evinced faith in the simplicity of proper evening clothes, with the result that this was among the most stylish Oscars ceremonies in recent years.
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Whatever the reason for the purification of the human Y over time, women's equivalent X chromosome does not appear to have been similarly cleansed, with the result that women on average may be slightly more Neanderthal than men, which could explain our comparative fondness for animal print shoes.
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Schore argues that a major factor in rising dysfunction among boys and men in this country is the failure of the United States to provide longer periods of paid parental leave, with the result that many infants are placed in day care when they are six weeks old.
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And by 400 BC they'd noticed that every so-called saros of about 17003 years 11 days all these different periods essentially line up (223 synodic months, 239 anomalistic months and 242 draconic months)—with the result that the Moon ends up at about the same position relative to the Sun.
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This is important, because the right in the U.S. has tried to portray him as collaborating with Russia, and the major media have not been particularly vigilant in dispelling this misperception — with the result that many millions of Americans incorrectly believe that he chose Russia as his place of exile.
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And while most options today aren't so much exclusive to LGBTQ issues, more of them explicitly address those concerns in their investment review process with the result that, for those investors who desire to include LGBTQ concerns in their personal investment statements, these offerings are often sufficient to address their overall values.
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We have postponed crucial decisions - including the preparations for no deal, as I argued in my letter to you of last November - with the result that we appear to be heading for a semi-Brexit, with large parts of the economy still locked in the EU system, but with no UK control over that system.
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Many of its sprawling conglomerates are built around the smokestack industries that powered the country's industrial take-off under Park Chung-hee, a former dictator (and father to the current president, Park Geun-hye) over four decades ago, with the result that manufacturing accounts for as much as a third of South Korea's GDP today.
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We have postponed crucial decisions — including the preparations for no deal, as I argued in my letter to you of last November — with the result that we appear to be heading for a semi-Brexit, with large parts of the economy still locked in the EU system, but with no UK control over that system.
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"The General Court observes that Thomson Reuters offered its customers and third-party developers the possibility to set up mapping tables between the RIC codes and the symbol system used by the new provider, with the result that the modifications to be made to the applications are not excessively costly," the court said in a statement.
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To keep up the pace (or to satisfy copyright lawyers; she doesn't say), for much of the book Marshall summarizes Bishop's letters, rarely quoting more than a phrase or two, not a whole passage or paragraph, with the result that we get little sense of Bishop's idiosyncratic voice, with its anxious qualifications, dry wit and looping self-reference.
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There is speculation that we've already reached the climate change "tipping point", beyond which there is no stopping global warming because rising temperatures will trigger a feedback loop whereby more and more CO2 will accumulate in the atmosphere, with the result that the world will just get warmer and warmer and eventually our planet will end up a scorched hellscape like Venus.
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Such a writer is Adam Gopnik, a journalist who has been pulling these rabbits — on art, religion, politics, food, literature, children, Darwin, Lincoln and France — out of his hat for the past 30 years, with the result that he has amassed a devoted readership as well as the praise and gratitude of the four editors under whom he has worked at The New Yorker.
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Dr AJ Hawes, one of the major "junkie's doctors" of the era, wrote to The Observer in 1965, warning that "to cut off supply by prescription would be easy; it has already been done in the United States, where doctors are not allowed to prescribe for addicts, with the result that the provision of drugs has become a flourishing industry and addiction there increases yearly".
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"The net has been cast too wide and the effect of the scheme has been to cause landlords to commit nationality and/or race discrimination against those who are perfectly entitled to rent, with the result that they are less able to find homes than (white) British citizens," the judge said, citing claims from the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants, which brought the case to court. Mrs.
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If Bernie Sanders is the most on-message candidate in the 2016 race, if he has a penchant for returning time and again to his overarching worldview, and if he has abided by the plain principles of respect and positivity that he set out early in his candidacy, then Clinton has already tried several different approaches and messages in this young campaign, with the result that you never quite know which Clinton you're going to get.
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In the newly published position paper — which is entitled: "The exchange and protection of personal data" (and optimistically subtitled: "a future partnership paper") — the UK claims to have played an influential role in shaping GDPR's updating of the EU's digital data rules — writing that "GDPR takes a more risk based approach than had previously been adopted, with the result that certain obligations with which data controllers must comply are proportionate to the risk posed by the data processing activity".
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Here's a plot for 17673 years in the past and 20 years in the future, showing the actual days in each year when total and partial solar eclipses occur (the small dots everywhere indicate new moons): The reason for the "drift" between successive years is just that the lunar month (29.53 days) doesn't line up with the year, so the Moon doesn't go through a whole number of orbits in the course of a year, with the result that at the beginning of a new year, the Moon is in a different phase.
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