On the one hand: Work under capitalism is clearly bad.
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He left to work under a chef at another restaurant.
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Work under the scorching sun was hampered by mud and heat.
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According to Politico, that's just how things work under Virginia law.
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How can we even do our work under a Trump administration?
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Of those who remain, many work under demoralizing conditions, he added.
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Why would Garland ever agree to work under such a condition?
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You can see more of Przemysław Podolski's work under "DecodetheCode" here.
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Nor was there anything stereotypically "female" about the work under review.
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Most of us believe that this will not work under capitalism.
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However, professionals can work under a variety of different payment models.
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But he can't ask his colleagues to work under those conditions.
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For the first time, he didn't have to work under the table.
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If you're sick yourself, do not come into work under any circumstances.
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The special counsel's office now has 15 lawyers at work under Mueller.
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King highlighted his work under Meadows and noted his support for Trump.
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What is not protected work under copyright law, Kjellberg said, are facts.
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And I learned how to work under a huge amount of pressure.
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All five will work under Guillermo Osses, head of EM debt strategies.
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Even then, some question whether autonomy could work under Morocco's half-baked democracy.
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Marković also releases work under his own name for Prins Thomas's Internasjonal label.
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Although Mueller kept much of his work under wraps, information occasionally trickled out.
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Pretending to be cool about things just won't work under this planetary influence.
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The team is expected to continue its work under the wings of Baidu.
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Rustavi 2 staff said they would not work under management appointed by Khalvashi.
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They are doing great work under a strange cloud that should not exist.
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So I was able to, in my first year, work under the radar.
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"I focused on work and I can't work under the influence," he said.
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This is more or less how a breakup would work under his legislation.
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Ford said the industry could work under regulations to protect the environment there.
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Always and Leo Burnett plan to keep producing work under the #LikeAGirl banner.
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Bob Corker's support for the GOP plan, will not work under Senate rules.
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Of course, this bra doesn't work under every kind of top or dress.
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I'm looking for advice on how to work under this kind of manager.
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He left for Munich, to work under the acclaimed Austrian chef Eckart Witzigmann.
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Why not reduce the myriad unnecessary regulatory hoops that many nonprofits work under?
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"Fierce Kingdom" is a portrait of a mind at work under macabre duress.
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I'm not even sure that I would categorize my work under body-positivity.
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It prefigures his excellent work under the Trevino alias, which I will sorely miss.
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And even not-talking animals isn't the best set of circumstances to work under.
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I don't have the word count or patience to work under any other assumption.
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The pilot project will test whether the vaccine can work under real-world circumstances.
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He's ignoring the power dynamic -- supervisors, like himself, dating people who work under him.
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Our neighbors don't want to work under farm conditions for the prevailing pay scale.
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"That definitely wouldn't work under 200 meters [or 656 feet] of ice," said Truffer.
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NTEU, meanwhile, claims workers are being forced to work under a law that's unconstitutional.
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Unlike in those states, Colorado's teachers work under collective bargaining agreements that prohibit strikes.
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Fathers gonna work under the whip at Parchman and mothers gonna struggle with childbirth.
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It will, however, feel harder to make a new relationship work under the retrograde.
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This is a smart move by POTUS: no summit will work under these circumstances.
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STC then joined the Saudi-led Coalition and agreed to work under Hadi's government.
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"You do not work under the Communist Party without knowing the risks," he wrote.
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Mueller is great; indeed I used to work under him as a special agent.
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In Massachusetts, for example, a recent graduate must work under supervision for two years.
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Most employees work under the so-called "at-will" standard despite signing employment agreements.
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"We do not work under bright stage lights or on the big screen," they wrote.
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We do not want to work under the upper caste people and compromise our dignity.
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The recruiters work under intense pressure, according to several former L.U.O. employees I spoke with.
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Much EU-funded work under major research frameworks is already required to be open access.
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Most police, paramilitary, and army officers in Jammu and Kashmir work under the Indian government.
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Many farmers then joined together to work under the umbrella of state and cooperative farms.
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Working as a team, they produced a remarkable body of work under uniquely trying circumstances.
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What has he learned so far, and how does that work under the Amazon umbrella?
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Every officer wanted to emulate him, and every enlisted Marine wanted to work under him.
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You will never succeed in the long run if you work under an ineffective manager.
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EXCLUSIVE - SATELLITE IMAGES REVEAL EXTENSIVE WORK UNDER WAY ON CHINA'S AIRCRAFT CARRIER 'FACTORY,' ANALYSTS SAY
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The National Security Council was already a tough place to work under President Donald Trump.
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In 2000, Richemont recruited him to work under Günter Blümlein, the watchmaking luminary who founded LMH.
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For about a year, he found work under the table and quietly lived in the shadows.
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Keeping my work under my chosen name allows me some flexibility I might not have otherwise.
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Many of my favorite producers actually work under female names, like SOPHIE, Patricia, and Suzanne Kraft.
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In most of the countries where we work, under 10% of the population uses the internet.
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And we are going to work under my administration very hard so that that doesn't happen.
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Last November the imprint released several collected editions of the late author's work under his supervision.
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Steil's work under Ryan, though, may be the biggest key for him to gain voters' trust.
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Ensco's other rigs leased to Petrobras will continue to work under their contracts, the filing said.
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Both men appear resigned to the idea that they might work under the same roof again.
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However, most police, paramilitary, and army officers in Jammu and Kashmir work under the Indian government.
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"I pretty much had to work under the table for most of my life," he said.
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Before obtaining DACA in 2014, Reyes had to work under-the-table cleaning apartments, she said.
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Work under the federal job guarantee starting at $15 an hour would help produce those outcomes.
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The former vice president repeatedly touted his work under President Obama, the nation's first black president.
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If we're working the same jobs, we have the right to work under the same conditions.
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NICU nurses work under stressful conditions, caring for the hospital's most fragile patients, the hospital said.
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The problem is that there's no officially-recognized pathway to abandon a work under U.S. law.
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Those people will remain in London and continue to work under Dominic King, the company's health lead.
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Importantly, this does not work under net metering, the policy that's in place in most states today.
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Most of these employees have to work under these conditions in absence of alternatives, the document said.
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Only full-fledged union members work under a union-negotiated collective bargaining agreement and receive union services.
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Despite the abuse allegations, Kesha is still contractually obligated to work under Dr. Luke and his label.
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With their work under attack, scientists like Eisen have concluded they can no longer sit idly by.
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When the Times's public editor did its best work under Sullivan, she helped journalists walk that line.
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A lot of the designers didn't want to work under the VF umbrella and left the company.
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As long as there's a wartime setting and some fights, it could logically work under the title.
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The Pentagon said Lockheed was the third company to be awarded work under the previously announced contract.
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Before each game, he and the three analysts who work under him compile a packet of information.
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I believe that I perform my best when I work under the pressure of a time constraint.
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But doing scholarly work under academic supervision is taken to be an educational opportunity for a student.
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It's stupendously irritating, unless you work under the assumption that he no longer recalls the real story.
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He left in 1956 to work under Wolfgang K. H. Panofsky at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center.
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Nurse practitioners in Texas must work under the supervision of a physician within a 75-mile radius.
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Workers who are not members have even fewer rights to influence the contracts they must work under.
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He prefers to work "under the radar" and keep his clients -- and himself -- out of the news.
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Tofer Chin wants to set one thing straight: "I never work under the influence," he tells Creators.
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The painting's previous anonymous owner had been storing the work under their bed for the past 10 years.
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But you've got this opportunity to work under the Strong Black Lead arm with your own unique lens.
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Obviously it's been a labor of love to come serve our country and to work under President Obama.
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Most self-avowed feminists would "hate themselves," as Grace puts it, for going to work under Donald Trump.
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It can be performed coldly, impersonally; the work under review can be taken almost as an authorless artifact.
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" For Luger's social justice approach to art-making, Project Indigene registers his work under the banner of "activism.
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Even now, Russia, China and Syria are suspected of continuing such work under the auspices of defensive research.
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To feed their families, her brothers work under the radar in Lebanon, doing odd jobs here and there.
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What it projects states would do will be crucial to making the waivers work under the Byrd Rule.
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The miners work under Western health and safety rules and have a guaranteed single buyer for their output.
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Those who do stay often end up being pushed into illegal cash-in-hand work under poor conditions.
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It has since grown to include seven analysts, five system developers and several interns who work under him.
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The law brings the export of any modestly priced work under government discretion, drawing complaints on several grounds.
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The world's longest and deepest train tunnel opens today, after 17 years of work under the Swiss Alps.
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This is about the second time, it didn't work under Obama and it's not working under this president.
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"The work under the contract instead is supporting legacy email, calendar, messaging and document management workloads," he wrote.
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I work under a large mango tree — which I am allergic to — in order to up the stakes.
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As part of reporting this story, I spoke with several employees who do (or did) work under Popovich.
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Work under capitalism is a brutal psychological gauntlet—low pay, long hours, and little to no safety net.
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They had to adjust to, and thrive in, isolation in order to live and work under extreme conditions.
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She was the first person hired at Mountains, and thus the first person to work under Wong, too.
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In June 2014, Lue was hired by the Cavaliers as an assistant coach to work under David Blatt.
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Thanks to how campaign contribution laws work under the Federal Election Commission, it's data anyone could look up.
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If Leonard couldn't make things work under Gregg Popovich in San Antonio, how would it happen in Canada?
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They initially published their work under pseudonyms — some androgynous or gender-neutral — to protect their art from prejudice.
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By the way, where do you find an architect/engineer willing to work under such ethically dubious conditions?
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"It's been the greatest privilege to be able to work under that man and the standards he set."
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Street artists often labor hastily, installing their work under the cover of night, to try to avoid detection.
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In the interview, Mr. Ceresney said Ms. White would be the only S.E.C. leader he would work under.
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I'm very picky about SPF as it must work under makeup and can't leave my skin feeling smothered.
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Last week, Flickr announced some major changes to the way its free service will work under new owner SmugMug.
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We do have at the FEC roughly 70 attorneys who work under our guidance, including a large litigation division.
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They film videos as a pair and with other creators who work under the same management company, Amp Studios.
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But it takes a certain personality to work under stress and not fold up like a cheap beach chair.
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So making waivers the default option could actually make it easier for the policy to work under those rules.
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Many wrote that Pence's rule directly impacts job opportunities available to women hoping to work under the vice president.
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The funding wouldn't apply to TSA officers because they work under the Department of Homeland Security, not the FAA.
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Over the last few months, the DNC staff has done incredible work under immense pressure to hold Trump accountable.
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I considered doing sex work under another assumed name, but quickly settled into being Kitty Stryker there as well.
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Namely, she used to work under Rudy Giuliani when he was a U.S. attorney in Manhattan during the 1980s.
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"Nonetheless, lawyer Michael Sweeney says that "the letter enjoys copyright protection as a literary work under English copyright law.
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Eight percent of Republican federal government workers said they would not work under the real estate tycoon as president.
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He wore it to work under his gingham shirts; he wore it on weekends under his merino wool sweaters.
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But she also raised that some portions, like the "right to be forgotten" may not work under U.S. law.
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The Smurfs were the work of the Belgian cartoonist Pierre Culliford, who penned his work under the pseudonym Peyo.
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It could be at another big brand, or it could be that I work under my own name again.
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For his best-known work, "Under the Table" (1994), he reproduced his dining room table in comically huge dimensions.
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They all work under Clay Bavor, the very popular product manager and newly anointed VP for Google's VR efforts.
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The leftist groups dominated by upper-caste Hindus were not willing to work under the leadership of Dalit activists.
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The company said the investment, which is being supported with some government money, will work under any Brexit eventuality.
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In internal emails disclosed by prosecutors, Goldman bankers referred to their 1MDB work under the code name Project Tiara.
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Multi-family offices (MFOs) work under the same concept, but typically work with several wealthy families instead of just one.
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What it doesn't list is how all of those functions work under the hood—that is, what their implementations are.
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She was a Hollywood legend with many illustrious honors to her name and plenty of charity work under her belt.
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Scaling my business by hiring other freelancers to work under me was one of the best decisions I've ever made.
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Gerald E. Connolly from Virginia — released a letter describing what Hupp had told the lawmakers about her work under Pruitt.
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Putin submitted a draft law to parliament setting out under what conditions work under the plutonium accord could be resumed.
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Sadly, even with ten years of work under her belt, the senior dog had a lot to look forward to.
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The 33-year-old Houston, TX-based artist works as a flight attendant and publishes his work under a pseudonym.
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The challenge is to make sure that all the equipment — sensors and internet connection — can work under such extreme conditions.
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What most players don't realize is that voice actors also work under extreme conditions to ship a big budget game.
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Sohal is not permitted to work under this visa, which he says helps him focus on getting better at cricket.
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With the Seahawks, he will work under John Schneider as Seattle continues a roster overhaul that began in the offseason.
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"This is a policy I have to work under as an employee of the university," she said at the time.
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They also passed around cards comparing the salaries of industry executives to those of the developers who work under them.
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She began to observe not only the difficulties in calling the W.N.B.A. pace, but the tight conditions referees work under.
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But it's much more calming to work under the assumption that he doesn't remember anything that happened before this morning.
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The boys made a "pretty good salary" — Rbs135 a month — because their job was classed as work under severe conditions.
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They also declined to say how much the new contract for the repair work, under Mr. Cuomo's approach, would cost.
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But what constitutes an allowable remix or transformative use of the original work under fair use is essentially anybody's guess.
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Despite some of the advanced privacy features at work under the hood, Orbot itself is straightforward and relatively easy to use.
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The documents work under the assumption that the collider will be located near Qinhuangdao City, around 200 miles east of Beijing.
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She used to work with Jeffries and Mystery as well, before branching out into her own work under her own name.
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Most companies that bring foreigners overseas to work under an expat contract won't allow the foreigner to drive in the country.
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A little on how this will work: Under the Affordable Care Act, silver plans are the plans that receive certain subsidies.
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For years they were allowed to legally live and work under former president Barack Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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It explicitly prohibits sexual relationships between members and employees who work under their supervision (with an exception made for married couples).
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The Tories are in the unusual position of being unable to tell voters who their candidate will work under in Westminster.
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Yusupov was slow to make changes to the app, and "no one wanted to work under Rus," a source told me.
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Weber thinks she deserves a second chance, and she eventually reveals to Maggie that she returned specifically to work under her.
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Meanwhile, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman and Alex Webb reported yesterday that Apple has also hired Blackberry's Dan Dodge to work under Mansfield.
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Be vigilant Consumers should work under the assumption cyber criminals already have access to their information as breaches become increasingly common.
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The PBOC will work under the newly established State Council Financial Stability and Development Committee to strengthen supervision coordination, it said.
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The craft of architecture is still passed from master to pupil, as younger architects work under the founders of larger firms.
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Well, all of Mr. Vaccarello's past work under his own name suggested the same thing, so that's not really a surprise.
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Those editors work under guidelines, which have in the past included using different news outlets to understand or validate a story.
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The reelection campaign will mostly work under the radar until after midterms, providing Trump assets (volunteers, fundraising, rallies) to other campaigns.
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Gus Bilirakis did say he wanted to find a way to make the "popular provisions" work under a more sustainable law.
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While some bartenders may champion underdog cocktails, they are also aware that the drinks need a little work under the hood.
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But these same state, county, and local officials have to work under the state and local laws that govern their behavior.
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The firms initially did not register their work under FARA either, though they registered retroactively as investigators began examining their work.
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Mr. Cash was unsure when his road might be passable, or whether he could continue commuting to work under such conditions.
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The auction house initially defended the planned sale after claiming it had the right to sell the work under Austrian law.
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Now, Bloomberg's resident Apple reporter says he has more details about exactly how things will work under the structure's giant silver roof.
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The FC ambassadors, as Amazon calls them, share how they receive bathroom breaks, sit in tolerant temperatures, and work under pleasant management.
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It needed people who understood risk, who could work under pressure and who could succeed in a dangerous environment full of unknowns.
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The whirring exit door for Tesla executives shows the difficulty of finding someone ready to work under a self-described "nano-manager".
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If he keeps up the good work under pressure, Liquid will be in good shape to match or exceed its spring performance.
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Judge Denny Chin asked Consovoy how such a scenario would work under the president's claims of executive immunity from prosecution and investigation.
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Those targeted range from men forced to kill for criminal groups to indigenous women duped into domestic work under slave-like conditions.
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They say that in addition to the long hours and low wages, they are forced to work under onerous and degrading conditions.
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Starbucks baristas are now free to show off their personal style at work, under the coffee chain's new dress code released Monday.
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"I focused on work, and I can't work under the influence," Sheeran said of how working on this year's Divide helped him.
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She asks her boyfriend, John, to approach Coleman about future television development work — under the condition that he leaves Everlasting without Rachel.
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The device, made from silicone rubber, can operate even when there is diffuse light, which means it will work under cloudy skies.
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You can't just tell the people who work under you what do -- or insult them -- and expect them to snap to attention.
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Civil servants attached to the local government secretariat now work under an acacia tree just outside the ruins of their former offices.
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It sweeps all conversations to do with sex and sex work under the carpet—pushing it offline, rather than opening it up.
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Migrant workers in Lebanon and much of the Middle East work under the kafala sponsorship system, which binds them to one employer.
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I was extremely fortunate to work under Armand Zildjian, the C.E.O. of the company, for the last eight years of his life.
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According to her, managers are prisoners of the rat-race — they work under enormous pressure, they have no motivation, and they're exhausted.
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When he first started to learn the glitch art trade, there were very few artists releasing work under anonymous social media accounts.
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Experts say the conditions that immigration judges work under — fast paced, high pressure and culturally charged — make some misjudgments all but inevitable.
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The artists who should have received credit here are Nora Ligorano and Marshall Reese, who together work under the name Ligorano/Reese.
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Few doctors and technical workers are prepared to work under such conditions, and residents often must travel far to reach a hospital.
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Doctors in the US are called interns during their first year of training, and work under the supervision of more experienced physicians.
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Most of these moderators live in the Philippines, and many work under terrible conditions and are traumatized by the awfulness they encounter.
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"In the Russian Federation, no scientific research or development work under the title Novichok were carried out," he told the Security Council.
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For moderators struggling to do good work under conditions described as PTSD-inducing, Facebook's mercurial and ever-evolving policies added another stressor.
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MFi is a licensing program ensuring all those third-party accessories are actually designed to work—under Apple's specs—with your iDevices.
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Of the 2800,000 people who work under the department's umbrella, nearly 213,000 have been deemed essential, according to the department's contingency plan.
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According to the paper, Uber Director of Product Management Sachin Kansal described how the limit will work under a number of scenarios—i.e.
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Prime's EV Mode has an EPA-estimated driving range of 25 miles, allowing it to work under certain conditions at full highway speeds.
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The U.N. accuses Eritrea of rights abuses for indefinite national service, where Eritreans can spend many years in low-paid work under conscription.
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You see, many of the key defense contracts work under a rule called "cost plus," that essentially guarantees profits for the defense contractor.
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According Lynn Jacobs, an administrator at Job and Family Services, young workers aren't willing to work under the same conditions as their parents.
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For later stage companies, it might reveal gaps: "You cannot work under the assumption that there's easy money in the future," said Ganesan.
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Unauthorized immigrants who work under-the-table, low-status jobs may well be qualified for better ones, but simply unable to get them.
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With a full offseason of work under his belt, Browning heads into 2016 as one of the best quarterbacks in the Pac-13.
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So far, Beijing's solution has been debt restructuring, including debt to equity swap, but Gurria believed that may only work under certain circumstances.
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Martin Schneider found that "Nicole" faced rude pushback from clients that he never experienced when doing the same work under his own name.
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Ninety-four percent of consumers believe all companies collecting their information online should work under the same set of rules — and they're right.
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Typically, when a union contract expires, workers continue to work under the terms of that contract until a new one can be negotiated.
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The QNX co-founder will work under software lead John Wright, who reports to Mansfield, who himself answers to Cook, according to Bloomberg.
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I wanted a bra that was comfortable, supportive of my DD cup size, and one that could work under a variety of outfits.
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"In Indian banks, we don't work under ideal situation," the executive, who declined to be identified, said during an interview at his office.
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Rather than reporting directly to Jeff Wilke, the CEO of Amazon's worldwide consumer business, Mackey, Godden and Dystrup-Chiang work under Steve Kessel.
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But still, I suspect that passengers work under the assumption that if they do somehow wind up in the water, someone will notice.
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Allison happens to be a musician himself, and his work under the name Mukqs shows a similar knack for smashing together unfamiliar modes.
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Mr. Kurtag spent the next two years in Paris, seeking new meaning for his life and work under the guidance of a psychoanalyst.
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CSIS analyst Matthew Funaiole told Reuters that images taken late last year were inconclusive, but that now the work under way is clear.
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" Arkab also said the OPEC+ group remains the only framework to discuss oil issues, adding, "we are still committed to work under OPEC+.
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This year, the African Union -- with 23 country signatories -- has launched an intra-continental market that would work under a common regulatory framework.
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"From motives inscrutable to his friends, the author of Living chooses to publish his work under a pseudonym of peculiar drabness," he wrote.
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For the merger to work under current regulations, Sinclair would need to divest from some of its holdings to get under the cap.
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The cartoonist first gained popularity by posting his work under the randomly chosen pseudonym "Badiucao" on the Chinese social media site Sina Weibo.
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How did this work under Gore, and how is the Trump administration's plan at odds with what the team you worked on pursued?
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As part of the acquisition, Intel's automotive team will move to Israel to work under the company's CEO Ziv Aviram and CTO Amnon Sashua.
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Still, we'll work under the assumption that you want something in the range of that 29W option, since the iPhone is still a phone.
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Together they will produce systems and weapons with varying degrees of autonomy, from being able to work under human supervision to "thinking" for themselves.
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"Our citizens cannot find jobs, but Syrians work under the table and open unregistered businesses, and this makes people here angry," says Mr Secer.
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It also has never been part of foreign military task forces, preferring to work under the United Nations flag instead, the first official said.
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The company insists that its protocols were followed, under which Iinuma said he reviewed information sent to him by nurses who work under him.
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Some 60,000 people work under its leaky roof, and hundreds of forklifts, carrying everything from sea urchins to whale meat, careen across bumpy floors.
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Consistent among these top jobs is the ability to work under minimal supervision, the ability to manage others and some degree of technical proficiency.
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With all that work under her belt, why not switch gears and see what life is like on the other side of the camera?
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Before I went to work under Patrick Witty, I was told by a friend that she had heard rumors of creepy and inappropriate behavior.
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I am pleased that our employees are protected and will continue their work under new ownership -- disentangled from the legal campaign against the company.
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The concessions were approaching the end of their contracts; the foreign companies were compensated and allowed to continue to work under technical service agreements.
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He formed an artist's collective called Citizens of Matter, or COM for short, and, together with Nitti, organizes nonprofit work under the same umbrella.
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And trying to work under the table to support his family — much less driving to work — could make him an easy target for deportation.
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Hamilton Place Strategies runs their public relations work under the leadership of managing director Michael Steel, former spokesman for then-House Speaker John Boehner.
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While that remains the case for Blood on the Dance Floor's music, Vanity's new work under the name Kawaii Monster is available on Spotify.
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Twelve to 15 inmates, most of whom have little or no experience with horses, work under the instruction of a cowboy named Hank Curry.
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I am pleased that our employees are protected and will continue their work under new ownership — disentangled from the legal campaign against the company.
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Each December, gifted student musicians come to New York for 10 days of concentrated work under the auspices of the Mannes School of Music.
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Visits to about 15 addresses showed that some operate openly while others work under licenses as tour agencies or present themselves as holiday rentals.
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Recently Father Piedra, who is an accredited representative with the Department of Justice, talked about the evolution of his work under the Trump presidency.
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A French journalist urged people to tweet the names of those who'd sexually harassed them at work under the hashtag #BalanceTonPorc — expose your pig.
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Supervision requirements will also be loosened for nurse anesthetists, nurse practitioners and other health professionals who typically work under the supervision of a physician.
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Richard Hartis was brought back to the club as senior goalkeeper coach and Craig Mawson joined the club last month to work under him.
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Clinton was leading the State Department, even though many of the employees continued to work under her successor, John Kerry, the former officials said.
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ET. In developing countries, Times journalists long have been considered the enemy and consistently work under the threat of attack from authorities, he said.
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"It is a good time to focus on this [step] when you have at least three years of work under your belt," says Livingston.
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In that 120-page opinion, Jackson said that Trump's advisers do not enjoy "absolute immunity" from facing lawmakers' questions about their work under oath.
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Despite over a decade of strong work under his belt, Mahershala Ali has finally ascended to mainstream stardom with his Oscar-winning performance in Moonlight.
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"The bottom line is that he showed up to work under the influence of alcohol," Detroit Police Chief James Craig told WXYZ in an interview.
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The first video in the series was directed by longtime Krule collaborators Michael and Paraic Morrissey who work under the nom de video cc. Wade.
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However, fewer than 0.1 percent of Syrians in Turkey currently stand to gain the right to work under Turkish labor laws, reported The Guardian newspaper.
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Rowling said they were tucked away in her attic but hinted that there may be some from her work under the pen name Robert Galbraith.
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An estimated 25 million employees work under contracts that prohibit collective action by employees who want to raise claims about some aspect of their employment.
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He finds solidarity in fellow immigrants, including Babu (Rizwan Manji) and Vikram (Parvesh Cheena) while struggling for validation at work under boss Frank (Kevin Pollak).
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The acquisition still needs to go through the standard regulatory waiting period, but when the deal closes, LevelUp staff will work under the Grubhub umbrella.
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Work under Lake Oahe had been held up in the courts until President Trump last month instructed the Army Corps of Engineers to advance construction.
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Then when Flynn eventually disclosed the work under the Foreign Agents Registration Act, he didn't admit that Turkish government officials were involved in the project.
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Jaden Smith plays a dreamy young graffiti artist who tags his work under the name Rumi, a nod to the 13th century mystic and poet.
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While it might be nice to work under someone you get along with, that's far from the only thing you should value in this relationship.
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Skadden performed its own work for Ukraine and also advised Mercury on whether it needed to register its work under the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
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But mining the perennially marketable stories of a minority group with so little engagement in the legal situation they work under seems dubious to me.
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But poorly paid workers in Amazon warehouses, who work under grueling conditions, may have other ideas about how Mr. Bezos might best spend his money.
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Foreign laborers building the stadiums for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar work under taxing conditions for low wages and are confined to designated camps.
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He decided to open the archives, containing some 25,000 documents, to independent experts to conduct an examination of Nolde's life and work under the Nazis.
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The prosecutor's office declined to give further detail about the conditions the laborers were made to work under, or how they were brought into Germany.
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Villalba and many other members of these movements work under the non-unionized designation known as "Capítulo 3000," which he says makes them particularly vulnerable.
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In trying to assess potential national security threats, the NGA researchers work under a different kind of pressure from their counterparts in the private sector.
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The idea is to expand it into the north of Egypt's Sinai peninsula, creating an area where Palestinians can live and work under Egyptian control.
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"A partisan impeachment won't work — didn't work under Andrew Johnson, he was acquitted in the Senate trial, didn't work under Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton2628 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 28503 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE, he was acquitted in the Senate trial," he told Hill.
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He was booted from his position of editor-in-chief at the college's humor magazine, Jack-O-Lantern, but continued to publish work under different names.
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Though Iranian universities work under boards of trustees, hardliners do not support reformists for the post of science minister who has influence in picking university chancellors.
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There remains significant skepticism about whether something can come of the talks among top GOP aides -- or what kind of timeline any deal would work under.
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Syromyatnikov went to work under Sergey Korolev, the head designer of the ballistic missile that launched Sputnik—the world's first artificial satellite—into orbit in 1957.
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This is the sort of work that Nico—born Nico Callahan—has become adept at since starting work under the moniker a couple of years ago.
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The researchers want to learn more about how atmospheres of planets work under such incredible conditions, as well as the true nature of its odd orbit.
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Additionally, the highly publicized death of Pritzker Prize-winning architect Zaha Hadid earlier this year stirred the pot of contention regarding architects' work under autocratic regimes.
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CRV hired Justine and Olivia to work under Saar Gur, a general partner responsible for leading deals in Bird, DoorDash, Patreon, Dropbox and ClassPass, in 220.
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Think about it: People move to cities all the time, and it's far easier to get work under the table and procure housing with no documents.
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BRAINARD: AGAIN, BECAUSE WE WORK UNDER A GUIDANCE THAT'S GIVEN TO US BY CONGRESS, YOU KNOW, WE HAVE VERY CLEAR STATUTORY OBJECTIVES, FULL EMPLOYMENT, PRICE STABILITY.
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For example, in Michigan, State Representative Diana Farrington introduced a bill that would allow military medical personnel to work under the supervision of a licensed physician.
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Union officials regularly abuse their power to force every employee in a private sector unionized workplace to submit to their "representation" and work under their contract.
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But The Sun then reported it was actually because he'd been given the opportunity to work under a "famous photographer," and so deferred for a year.
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"I wish my former civilian and military colleagues well as they work under extremely difficult circumstances to protect the interests of our great country," he wrote.
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The Senate parliamentarian ruled Thursday that a fiscal "trigger," important to winning deficit-wary Corker's support for the GOP plan, will not work under Senate rules.
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Occupational therapy assistants aid work under the direction of occupational therapists in treating patients with injuries, illnesses, or disabilities through the therapeutic use of everyday activities.
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Pakistani nongovernmental organizations work under extremely difficult conditions, as they don't have the option of leaving the country nor of effectively challenging clampdowns by the state.
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Eight workers said they fear getting sick and missing work under this system, despite a recent Walmart memo that directed employees to stay home when ill.
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After creating 100 pairs of sandals to give guests at his wedding in 2013, Mr. González decided it was time to work under his own name.
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Companies providing such research must now give a transparent breakdown of their charges for their work under the MiFID II rules that went live on Jan.
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Take off for African aviation Opening up the continent's skies could be a huge coup for African airlines, which would work under a common regulatory framework.
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Miners work under harsh conditions, using heavy tools to dig out sacks of dirt to create large pits that often collapse, causing deaths or severe injuries.
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"The conditions our members work under at various Amazon sites across the UK are appalling," GMB national officer Mick Rix told Business Insider in a statement.
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With 90 artists featured from across the globe at this year's São Paulo biennial, it feels imprudent to cast all the work under a single theme.
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Breitbart writer Julia Hahn will reportedly work under White House chief strategist Steve Bannon (who, of course, ran the site before moving over to Trump's campaign).
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But others in the party are looking for creative ways to make "temporary" tax cuts last longer, but still work under the Senate's reconciliation rules. Sen.
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As is often the case with songwriters and indeed mainstream pop artists, some composers choose to work under their real names whilst some prefer to use pseudonyms.
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That means they must be seen as political appointees who work under the threat of impeachment — a threat that should loom over Thomas and Kavanaugh in particular.
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But since he was still allowed to work under the terms of his student visa, he could stay at his job and apply again the next year.
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Those institutions continue to work under the Trump administration and as a result over the past two years, 20 hostages and unjustly held detainees have been released.
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And CVS is by no means the only company that's also hoping it can find big savings by moving more of that work under one corporate umbrella.
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In this case, we're going to put in regulations that protect people, and they're regulations that Uber has shown it can work under all over the world.
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Most harmed are already economically disadvantaged workers, like those without higher education who are about 20 percent less likely to get work under laws like Davis-Bacon.
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Government teams propose a problem they would like to solve—such as traffic accidents caused by irresponsible driving—and work under the guidance of an "innovation unit".
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She must also work under the chairmanship of Archie Norman, who joined M&S this month and is known for turning around some of Britain's biggest companies.
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CEO Greg Garland told analysts on a conference call that construction was continuing outside the area where the U.S. government has blocked work under the Missouri River.
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Clinton's deputy chief of staff for policy at the State Department and now the senior policy adviser for her campaign, said the United States' work under Mrs.
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Previously, domestic workers often didn't work under a formal contract and weren't able to file complaints with the country's labor ministry if they were mistreated or abused.
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Barclays (BCLYF) CEO Jes Staley, Wells Fargo (WFC) CEO Charlie Scharf and Fiserv (FISV) President and COO Frank Bisignano all used to work under Dimon at JPMorgan.
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Well, that's not entirely true; they work under the strictest interpretation, but some of the phrases and clues Mr. Chen used seemed a bit random to me.
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Hundreds of families were affected by Hurricane Sandy, and so I had to work under pressure, under a serious devastation in getting my constituents food, water, clothing.
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Mr. Craig's lawyers have argued that he was not required to register his work under FARA because he was not doing public relations for the Ukrainian government.
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And while many might find work under the table or from sympathetic employers, they could not obtain most occupational licenses, like those required for nursing and cosmetology.
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The memory foam cups fit closely to your chest and they're cut to an attractive shape that should work under most types of fabrics and clothing styles.
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The Obama administration extended the time that a student with a STEM background could work under what's called Optional Practical Training to get an H-290B visa.
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Second, models work under exclusive contracts to their agencies, and it's the agencies that sponsor the models' work visas and negotiate with the clients, not the models themselves.
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This season will follow the Chanels as they work under the ex-Dean Munsch (Jamie Lee Curtis), who bought a hospital for (currently) unknown reasons, Entertainment Weekly reports.
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Thanks, in part, to a signature look he's created for longtime client Kim Kardashian, he's also a veteran of the industry with decades of work under his belt.
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Charles was forced to quit school and work under harsh conditions at Warren's Blacking, a London polish factory, where he had a co-worker named Bob Fagin (really).
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DestroyerDirector: Karyn KasumaDecember 25Kusama is a veteran storyteller, with 18 years of directorial work under her belt on both features and high-profile series (Billions, Masters of Sex).
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In March, the country's media regulatory group implemented measures to rein in paid partnerships on social media platforms, with mandatory licenses for influencers who don't work under agencies.
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Recently, I went there for an ongoing project, to see how some of the nation's most highly educated women manage to study—and then work—under such obstacles.
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Public servants in Singapore will be barred from using the internet at work, under a new policy aimed at protecting the city-state from cyber attacks and espionage.
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"The Rangers are a force subordinate to the ministry of the interior and when they are deployed, they are supposed to work under the civil administration," he said.
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In order to pursue a pharmacy career in Canada, you must hold a bachelor's degree in pharmacy, work under a pharmacist for additional training and obtain a license.
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Republicans are also seeking to remove campaign finance oversight powers from the secretary of state's office and place the work under the purview of a new, bipartisan commission.
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Since she took office in 2015, human rights activists and journalists have continued to be arrested and imprisoned for their work under repressive colonial-era laws, Amnesty said.
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The public heard from employees in Puzder's own restaurants across the country as they spoke out about what it was like to work under his reign at CKE.
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One of the safety provisions BSEE plans to remove is a requirement for operators to get a third party to certify that safety devices work under extreme conditions.
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The report estimates that last year, 25 million people were in forced labor -- made to work under threat or coercion -- and 15 million people were in forced marriage.
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From our perspective, [this work] intends to help us answer: do they work, under which circumstances, and which programs are more likely to work for certain entrepreneurial segments.
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Trump's chief strategist Steve Bannon recruited her and she'll likely work under him as an adviser on policy issues like trade and immigration and on the speechwriting team.
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It's fashionable to blame student loan servicers except they work under performance-based contracts, which means they actually make their money getting and keeping people in stable repayment.
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This will also likely be an opportunity to meet a fascinating artist who made daring work under the military dictatorship and participated in the international mail art movement.
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The wait can last months or even years, during which time many migrants are released and allowed to work under rules that President Trump has vowed to change.
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Now, less than a month of work under their belts means no monthly earnings report, which makes it impossible to fact check the myriad wage claims they've heard.
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Some argued that they still believed open marriages could work under the right circumstances, but could also lead to disaster when both partners aren't on the same page.
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Fortunately, for those who would like to work under more relaxing conditions, there are plenty of high-paying jobs that also tend to offer low-stress work environments.
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He entered office as someone largely opposed to the EPA's work under the Obama administration and offered a much warmer approach to the energy industry throughout his tenure.
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That court order ultimately prevented Porter from obtaining a permanent security clearance to work in the White House, forcing him to work under an interim clearance for months.
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Reuters reporters were shown repair work under way, with cranes erected around two burnt-out stabilisation columns, which form part of oil-gas separation units, and melted pipes.
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But for hardworking families across this country, costs are going to go down, and that's how it should work under Medicare for All in our health care system.
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But for hardworking families across this country, costs are going to go down, and that's how it should work under Medicare for All in our health care system.
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The magazine says that many veteran diplomats left during Tillerson's yearlong tenure, either because they were unwilling to work under Trump or because they were left little choice.
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Reuters reporters were shown repair work under way, with cranes erected around two burnt-out stabilisation columns, which form part of oil-gas separation units, and melted pipes.
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I know he values those workers and those qualities in people because those are the individuals he had my siblings and me work under when we started out.
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Mr. Choque, a father of five, said that he had managed to hold down steady work under Mr. Morales and that he would reward the president with his vote.
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Health insurers and conservative policy experts have said some kind of enticement for people to enroll in coverage is necessary for the individual market to work under the bill.
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There are longitudinal studies that demonstrate pretty clearly that people who, for example, work under assholes for many years end up being more depressed, more anxious, and less healthy.
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Larry Flynt's Hustler Club insists its strippers are independent women, but a former dancer is calling BS ... saying she was forced to work under house rules with ZERO benefits.
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But unlike a competition show like The Apprentice, the Housewives shows work under the premise that they are capturing an ongoing slice of time in the women's personal lives.
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So like many undocumented students lucky enough to be able to work under DACA, she works several jobs, including a part-time gig with Austin City Councilman Greg Casar.
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Now, Immokalee tomato pickers work under a code of conduct that bans verbal and sexual abuse, that provides clean water, that doesn't force pickers to work in dangerous heat.
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More broadly, the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division has also pursued other work under Sessions, including filing housing discrimination lawsuits and prosecuting people accused of anti-Muslim hate crimes.
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Speaking today at a press conference, Pienimäki added that v3 of the platform represents "a lot of work under the hood", building cumulatively on six years of Sailfish development.
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There are still a lot of details to fill in, which makes it difficult to fully evaluate the plan and whether it would even work under the Obamacare restrictions.
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Little noted that the Record Searchlight did the brunt of the work, under duress, and that the Chico-Enterprise Record simply printed pages that were sent to them electronically.
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Lending money is an inherently risky business, yet most of us work under the assumption that there is a wide gap between assets like sovereign debt and junk bonds.
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Jim Conigliaro Jr, general counsel for Machinists Union District 15, said the agreement can help Uber drivers earn more money and work under better conditions in the short term.
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The president touted Clinton's experience and highlighted their time working together when she served as secretary of State in his administration, saying he's personally seen her work under pressure.
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The people I work under have been exceptional mentors; remaining in the lab would be extremely valuable for me professionally, and I am fortunate to be given this opportunity.
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A. The same process that puts children and pets in danger in a closed car on a hot day is at work under the winter sun: the greenhouse effect.
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But as this history shows, they're building on a long history of work under multiple administrations, stretching back into the 1990s, to make precisely the systems we're seeing today.
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On Monday, Bansky said on Instagram that he had submitted a work under the name "Bryan S. Gaakman" — an anagram of "Banksy anagram" — only to have it turned down.
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To bring up that we work under different rules from our male colleagues is to disturb the irreverent, never-serious fantasy world that male comedians have created around themselves.
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Physicians and many other health professionals are allowed to bill for the work of "extenders" — stand-ins with less training who see patients and work under the supervising doctor.
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In 2017, the CDC shared a somewhat inadvertently entertaining graphic that explains style-by-style the types of facial hair work under a mask, and the ones that don't.
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But for hard-working families across this country, costs are going to go down and that's how it should work under medicare for all in our health care system.
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But for hard-working families across this country, costs are going to go down and that's how it should work under Medicare-for-all in our health care system.
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Turns out my case is unusual, since the pacemaker has to do all the work under all scenarios, so the technicians and I have been tinkering with its settings.
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Those representations led the Justice Department's FARA unit to conclude in January 2014 that Skadden Arps was not required to disclose the work under FARA, according to the settlement.
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U.S. District Judge Vince Chhabria said Julian Scott's activities were not so restricted when he was on call that he could be considered to be at work under California law.
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Prosecutors say Patten knew he was required to report this work under the Foreign Agents Registration Act, but didn't do so after consulting with "Foreigner B," who advised against it.
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In years prior, Uber pulled its services from a slew of other European countries — including Bulgaria and Denmark — after the company failed to work under each country's preexisting taxi regulations.
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At least 15.4 million people were in marriages to which they had not consented - with many victims losing their sexual freedom and forced to work under the guise of marriage.
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For example, a lot of solutions for our mobile hospital we found in the music and event branche, where its normal that you have to work under incredible time pressure.
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The work [under the Obama administration] was important and thoughtful and it needs to go forward and it just remains to be seen whether that work will be slowed down.
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To be clear, not wanting to work under Anthony Scaramucci is the most human thing Spicer has done since getting sad that Trump denied him an audience with the Pope.
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A study by the Antwerp-based International Peace Information Service found that 64 percent of gold miners in Congo work under the influence of armed actors, most commonly government soldiers.
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There, NASA subjected the rover to a simulation of Mars' frigid atmospheric conditions to ensure the rover's antennas, ground-penetrating radar, cameras, and equipment work under such extreme, extraterrestrial environs.
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RegalView is connected to a hideous corporation called WorryFree, a "lifestyle" company that in fact invites the poor to work under a lifetime contract, for no wages, living in barracks.
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She will start later this month and work under Lisa Jackson, the former Environmental Protection Agency chief who is now the company's vice president for environment, policy and social initiatives.
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But only one-fifth of those planes will be flown by pilots working under newer, more flexible contracts, while a majority continue to work under their Lufthansa contracts until retirement.
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The Amish workers left Case Farms, and, almost immediately, the company had trouble finding people who were willing to work under its poor conditions for little more than minimum wage.
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There could be criminal, sexual assault for sure, but that's different from a professional man in the workplace who's abusing his power and position for women who work under him.
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Life for millions of people living around the Ring of Fire can often be precarious as they live and work under the constant threat of earthquakes, volcanic eruptions or tsunamis.
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The two men, who have had a tense relationship, now work under the same roof — but that has not stopped Scaramucci from attacking the chief of staff in the open.
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"When you agree to become a doctor, you do not agree to work under any possible condition with whatever quality of care that might mean for patients," Professor Cohen said.
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Mr. Curry said on Friday that fintech companies could continue to work under the existing rules, partnering with banks, but would have the option of applying for the new charter.
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The protests breathed new life into civil societies, even as increasingly repressive states pushed activists to work under a cloak of secrecy, and the unrest stoked pre-existing sectarian tensions.
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The children and their families are seeking damages for unpaid wages, medical costs, and for the "mental anguish and pain and suffering" of being forced to work under dangerous conditions.
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Another change would move the special envoy for climate change and the special representative for the Arctic region to work under the Bureau of Oceans and International and Scientific Affairs.
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But Mr. Xi must settle on a new cohort of senior officials to work under him, and during elite shake-ups the party leadership puts even more emphasis on stability.
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So it is hardly a surprise bus drivers are being asked to work under these exceptional circumstances without the necessary equipment to keep themselves and riders as safe as possible.
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But Li has Hollywood-grade work under his belt: Pinscreen helped render the late Paul Walker in "Furious 7," and Li is reportedly working on a new Will Smith movie.
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But we don't know for sure what will be in the bill — and therefore, we can't be sure whether any of this is going to work under the Senate rules.
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Now, with two stints in rehab and countless hours of hard work under his belt, Sorrentino is almost three years sober and credits Pesce with helping him turn his life around.
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Hyundai had to make sure its fingerprint sensor could work under all weather conditions and not be foiled if the car was dirty – something that can be expected of an SUV.
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"(Mourinho is) a guy who I wanted to play for since I was 10 years old, so now to have the opportunity to work under him again is great," Lukaku added.
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Prince's legacy traveled beyond the music: He was a black artist who couldn't even create work under his birth name because of a legal battle with his record label, Warner Bros.
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Some of his own MPs preemptively said they would not work under him—an unprecedented declaration of mistrust—and the U.K. has never been so politicized nor the Tory [Conservative] party.
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As the firm-but-fair leader of the magazine, Jacqueline pushes the women that work under her to go after hot, but personal, takes to put them ahead of the curve.
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MUMBAI/NEW DELHI (Reuters) - More than 100 economists and social scientists have alleged that the Indian government is interfering with the country's statistics-gathering agencies, putting their work "under a cloud".
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But there is still a lot of companies that don't know how to make wellness work under their watch and how companies can continue to improve their own labor force wellness.
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If filmmakers use these technologies to incorporate copyrighted materials into their work under fair use, but the technology is too young to have an exemption, the filmmakers put themselves at risk.
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Most sanctions imposed on Iran over its disputed nuclear program were lifted in 2016, in exchange for Iran curbing its nuclear work under a deal with six major powers in 2015.
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The two groups are scheduled to meet Wednesday to determine if the school district was given the legally mandated 28500-day notice that employees would not work under an existing contract.
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" Instead we should force criminals to work, under monitoring, in the highest-value available jobs in order to make financial restitution, while adding additional deterrence in the form of "nonmonetary sanctions.
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After Nixon ordered the firing of special prosecutor Archibald Cox in the Saturday Night Massacre, Cox's team preserved their records and continued their work under a new special prosecutor, Leon Jaworski.
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In the fall of our senior year in 265, we had to do our student teaching, where we were assigned to schools to work under supervising teachers and teach their classes.
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New ideas and new faces are needed to carry on the torch from past opposition political leadership who within their capacities have done a lot of commendable work under difficult conditions.
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Apart from the outward, physical differences (it's not hard to tell a powerlifter from a marathoner), endurance and power athletes rely on different types of muscle, which work under different metabolic conditions.
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And Charlotte remained independent for many years, publishing work under pseudonyms and through other means, generally finding some semblance of success in a world that was bent against her in gendered ways.
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That's why Saladin says it's important to investigate other drugs that might be helpful since there's little reason to believe that any given treatment will work under all conditions for all individuals.
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Marjana Sadi, 21, set up Banoo Travel Agency in a market in central Kabul nearly a year ago where eight young female staff now work under the portraits of successful Afghan women.
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Jim Reynolds, the leader of the charities, is banned from managing charitable assets and profiting from charity fundraising and non-profit work, under the settlement filed in U.S. District Court in Arizona.
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The grasshopper came to light while Paintings Conservator Mary Schafer was examining the work under magnification, as part of the museum's ongoing research for a catalogue of its collection of French paintings.
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The documents reveal the often strenuous conditions moderators work under which includes having to make a decision on whether a post should be removed in just 10 seconds, according to the report.
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"America's miners and drillers are getting back to work under President Trump with the seventh straight month of job creation, after 25 consecutive months of decline in the previous administration," she said.
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He argued also that Democrats want to block the government spending bills to try to convince voters the Senate doesn't work under GOP control and Republicans should be voted out in November.
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The European Union executive backed Ryanair workers on Wednesday by saying they should work under contracts in the countries where they live rather than in Ireland where the airline's planes are registered.
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In fact, Verizon is currently paying his team to "research the video performance of Verizon's video streaming services," and Google has funded some of his work under its Faculty Award Research program.
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The chief-of-staff of the Space Corps would become the newest member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the service would work under the the Department of the Air Force.
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To be clear, despite Trump's suggestion that the DPA is akin to nationalizing companies, as done in countries like Venezuela, these companies would not be doing work under the DPA for free.
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But she is probably best known for declaring her birth-identity, Claus Beck-Nielsen, dead in 2001 and producing work under a series of names that culminated in "Madame Nielsen" in 2014.
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Reporters for The New York Times have seen the videos, which show him kneading the legs of girls before his ungloved hands begin to work under a towel, between the girls' legs.
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Gordon's decades of work under presidents from both parties -- and her work at the CIA, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, and DNI -- provided her experience covering a wide range of issues and responsibilities.
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All of the new positions will work under Sharon White - the current head of UK telecoms and media regulator Ofcom who will succeed Charlie Mayfield as the partnership's chairman early next year.
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These new groups would work under the leadership of a "chief service officer," a newly created position that would serve on the National Security Council and the White House Domestic Policy Council.
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Of course, this Democratic agenda won't be easy in a state where Republicans still have a lot of power, a reality Evers has said he knows he will have to work under.
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The Migration Observatory at the University of Oxford said in a report last year that of this number, 96 percent would be ineligible to work under existing rules for non-EU nationals.
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The Pilot Assist II feature will only work under 80 miles-per-hour, but that's a big improvement over Pilot Assist I, which only worked at speeds up to 30 miles-per-hour.
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I called Dr. Marisa Manzano again, and although she confirmed that Hemoal does work under your eyes, she said that my skin could really benefit from a regeneration therapy with Platelet-Rich Plasma.
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International au pairs, many of them young women, work under a U.S. government visa program intended to give them an opportunity for education and cultural exchange, while they provide childcare to host families.
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So, when addressing tricky problems, big or small, this month, don't be afraid to try out an unconventional solution or swing-for-the-fences big idea — it just might work under these skies.
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The yellow arrow wasn't always there It was only introduced in 93 and is supposed to stand for "an arrow that points to pride" and "we all work under the same arrow". 3.
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Fortunately, you have options: Many immigrants file EAD requests as part of their green card applications, even if they're already authorized to work under visas such as an H-1B or L-1.
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" YS says, "It never really occurred to me to work under the influence, and now I feel I probably should at some point, but I bet it wouldn't produce any earth-shattering results.
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Today, instead of selling his work under some high-profile artist's name, he legally sells authentic reproductions to clients who want to look like they own high art, without paying the high prices.
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Soon after the Wilmerding rally, the union announced that it had reached a short-term agreement with the company, where the workers would return to work under the old contract for 90 days.
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Labor standards in the industry vary widely, but many couriers work under arrangements that might, for example, provide no overtime pay or no employer contributions to their government health care and pension benefits.
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The tone and tenor of the plan shows a commitment to improving the process and treating people with dignity, which is a far cry from the way things work under the Trump administration.
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Become more self-aware Your opinions mean a lot to the people who work under you, so you need to be mindful about the words you choose and the body language you use.
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In an interview with Game Informer, developer Game Freak's Junichi Masuda and Shigeru Ohmori acknowledged the pressure they're feeling from Pokémon fans and discussed what it's like to work under those high expectations.
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As they have moved closer to the front lines, American troops in the southern city of Kandahar and in Oruzgan, Zabul and Daikundi Provinces work under stricter security guidelines when training Afghan soldiers.
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In the gallery that presents work under the banner of "Bad News," mortality is most vividly depicted in his well-known series of car crash paintings, alongside other images of destruction and violence.
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"Google has discriminated and continues to discriminate against its female employees by systematically paying them lower compensation than Google pays to male employees performing substantially similar work under similar working conditions," the lawsuit claims.
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In his new role, he&aposll work under Red Sox president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski in all areas of baseball operations, including player development and consultation with the major and minor league staffs.
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Deep technology is evolving — there is some interesting AI work under way in Beijing, for example — but Silicon Valley's edge is still hardcore tech and the fusion of consumer ideas, technology and product design.
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Venture capitalists work under the assumption that most investments will fail and some will show unremarkable returns, but at least one might be the next Facebook or Google and will offset all other losses.
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"Work under the action plan will continue in 2017 to address these issues, including continuing to monitor changes in correspondent banking to assess whether the plan is having the intended impact," the FSB said.
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On Tuesday, the former assistant to President Donald Trump and director of communications for the Office of Public Liaison released a deep-dive into what it was like to work under the current administration.
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Experts have wondered if the House bill would work under the Senate's rules, which are supposed to restrict a bill considered under "budget reconciliation" to make sure it affects only federal spending and revenue.
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These are being linked to a national identity card scheme so that account holders can receive welfare benefits directly, to buy cooking gas or for work under a rural jobs scheme, reducing systemic fraud.
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The strike ended when the union representing the striking workers opted to return to work under the old contract, effectively pushing talks on a new deal into 2018 for the mine operated by BHP .
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" On last week's settlement with Waymo: The case "was a very, very significant distraction for our teams that are working on autonomy... It put [the autonomous driving team's] really good work under question mark.
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An appellate panel of the State Supreme Court ruled last June that Mr. Vargas should be allowed to practice law because he was authorized to work under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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"Police have returned to old practices to tighten up control on journalists, harass them and intervene in their work under pretext of the state of emergency and the fight against religious extremism," Bghouri said.
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Now, 10 years after the fact, the movie — which helped catapult Anne Hathaway into a new circle of fame — is still the standard for what it means to work under a truly terrifying tyrant.
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Gold Medal Service, John Moore Services, Hiller Plumbing, Casteel Air, Baker Brothers Plumbing and Air Conditioning and Bonney may not be household names, but they're large providers of contractors who work under those brands.
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The strike ended when the union representing the striking workers opted to return to work under the old contract, effectively pushing talks on a new deal into 2018 for the mine operated by BHP.
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Shkreli and Greebel were accused of using bogus consulting agreements by Retrophin with investors in Shkreli's hedge fund to repay them for their losses — but Rosenfeld claims he did actual work under the agreement.
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Mexico is a known origin, transit and destination country for human trafficking, and victims range from indigenous women in domestic work under slave-like conditions to men forced to harvest drugs for organized crime.
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For more than 300 years, by papal decree, the ghetto was locked at night to protect the residents, and unlocked each morning to allow them to shop, travel and work under strictly limited conditions.
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Democratic lawmakers are urging the State Department's inspector general to probe the department's personnel practices after several employees voiced concerns their careers were being stalled because of their past work under the Obama administration.
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International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said in 6900 that it had credible evidence showing Iran was doing nuclear weapons work under a structured program through 2628 and that work may have continued past that.
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While I was lucky enough to have money saved up from previous jobs, the slowdown in work under coronavirus could have been disastrous if I were living paycheck-to-paycheck as many freelancers do.
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"It's very hard to lump everyone together, from North Korean loggers in Siberia who do work under pretty appalling conditions to North Korean waitresses in Chinese restaurants who actually live pretty well," he said.
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They promote their work under the slogan "Hunger Doesn't Wear Club Colors;" their volunteers collect food before every home game in the city, whether at Anfield, the home of Liverpool, or Everton's Goodison Park.
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Their rights as workers would also be strengthened, because "the threat of taking away a person's livelihood can no longer be used as a means to force employees to work under bad conditions," it noted.
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The conundrum, of course, is that workers who are non-members should not be forced to work under a union contract and should be able to represent themselves or seek other counsel in grievances procedures.
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What's more, AMP URLs aren't standard — an AMP link for say, The Verge, looks different from that of another publisher — so Apple is presumably doing some work under the hood to find these canonical URLs.
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Although this argument is usually framed as above, with the idea that there is a whole variety of features that won't work under net neutrality rules, the main example everyone resorts to is zero rating.
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The Trump administration has not nominated anyone for that job and the Trump transition team told reporters in January that Rosenberg would be one of the Obama administration officials to staying to work under Trump.
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In an email to the European Commission Directorate General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology, Feehan sent a document which laid out how such an ad bidding system may simply not work under the GDPR.
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For example, children working as artists in the entertainment industry, including advertisement, films, television serials have been granted an exemption to work under the new law as long as it does not affect their schooling.
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The two senators joined other Democrats on the committee in trying to delay Kavanaugh's confirmation to give them time to examine thousands of recently released documents from his work under former President George W. Bush.
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I would like to think I wouldn't continue to do sex work under these conditions, but realistically, I know that I would put my financial security over my physical, mental, and emotional health if necessary.
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Seuss' Geisel, Peter Bogdanovich, S. I. Hayakawa, Philip K. Wrigley or Henry Miller — keep their mouths open and show their minds at work under the calculated prodding of a super-listener of the mid-seventies.
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But perhaps the Amsterdam exhibition will shine a light on what, in the words of Ms. Pollock, was "an extraordinarily brilliant artist, creating a work under conditions where you couldn't think anyone would create anything."
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Among the players' complaints is that members of the team are still paid less than members of the men's national team even though both do the same work under the same working conditions and expectations.
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" I'd wager, this wide open JD would read something like: "Candidates should come with a highly desirable skill set in their respective field and be able to work under pressure, in a variety of environments.
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In a world where the talented and untalented alike live and work under a number of insecurities and emotional demands no amount of attention can ever satisfy, envy and competition are par for the course.
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With the Cardinals, Murray will work under the first-year head coach Kliff Kingsbury, who at Texas Tech played quarterback and coached in the same Air Raid offensive system that Murray thrived in at Oklahoma.
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And then I guess his plan was, I was going to marry, I was going to work under-the-table jobs, like his first plan was the flea market on Berryessa Road in San Jose.
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In the Indiana Jones films, indigenous peoples are largely portrayed as primitives or savages who, at best, operate in fearful deference to sacred relics or, at worst, will work under the likes of Nazis for pennies.
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They don't know how long they'd have to wait without income in those circumstances, or have to find work under the table for much less pay and no dignity — or whether even that would be impossible.
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Legal observers work under the direction of attorneys, so their notes are generally considered privileged — although in some cases observers have been called into court as witnesses, and the government can try to subpoena their materials.
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Image quality, too, is improved, particularly in low light, which makes it seem like Essential did some work under the hood to improve the sensor fusion work that combines images from its dual color/mono cameras.
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Because of vague vagrancy laws and corrupt judges, black individuals, mostly men, were frequently arrested and quickly convicted, sentenced and leased to private industry, including large corporations, often to work under conditions so inhumane they died.
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The investigation into the venue was reportedly initiated after a worker spoke out about the conditions she was forced to work under, having fled her partner, who was a member of the Hell's Angels biker gang.
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McKeon, who retired from Congress at the end of 2014, disclosed the work under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA), a post-World War II law aimed at providing transparency surrounding foreign influence on American politics.
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Younger staff are also more likely to find it difficult to work under and take direction from a boss of the opposite sex — almost 40 percent said this compared to only 22 percent of all workers.
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I was fortunate enough to work under Moore at the Fairchild research facility and to hear his early presentation on the trend he observed in transistor density at a meeting of local engineers in Palo Alto.
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Several children told the aid agency that they were held by different criminal groups who demanded ransom from their families, while others were forced to work under almost slave-like conditions to pay for their journey.
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Before even experienced teachers are allowed to run their own classrooms, they attend Windward's training institute and study the gears that make reading possible, and also work under a master teacher for up to two years.
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"That's great news, I will be happy if I can work under the framework of the law," said a young Malian working illegally in a housing project as a mason in Ouled Fayet, west of Algiers.
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After serving in World War II and then continuing his training on a fellowship in England, where he studied with the heart surgeon Russell C. Brock, Dr. Cooley returned to Houston to work under Dr. DeBakey.
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" In a tweet, McGurk, who worked in the State Department, said that he wishes his "former civilian and military colleagues well as they work under extremely difficult circumstances to protect the interests of our great country.
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And unlike American soap opera actors (or most any television actor) in the United States, the Telemundo actors in Miami, most of whom are legal United States residents or citizens, do not work under union protection.
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As far as are we going to make mayo, yeah, we have work under way on pretty much, and our technology was built to enable this, pretty much every category of product we get from animals.
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According to the plea agreement, Mr. Ludke had planned to work under the Islamic State's direction and control and recorded a video of himself pledging his allegiance to the terrorist group's leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
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One smaller film not to miss at the fest is Kazik Radwanski's Anne at 13,000 ft, a harrowingly intimate look at a woman (Deragh Campbell) struggling to deal with life and work under increasing psychological pressure.
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Dean Chang and a team of six Metro reporters (Danny Hakim, Vivian Wang, Ellen Gabler, Shane Goldmacher, Jesse McKinley and Willie Rashbaum) immediately went to work under the supervision of one of the newsroom's top editors.
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"This was a really significant constitutional change for which there was a quite powerful intellectual case, but it was rushed through with seemingly little thought about how it would work under particular circumstances," Mr. Saunders said.
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The raucous investigation in the House has been dramatically different from a parallel probe underway in the Senate Intelligence Committee, which has largely kept its work under wraps and whose leaders have presented a united front.
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"This was a really significant constitutional change for which there was a quite powerful intellectual case, but it was rushed through with seemingly little thought about how it would work under particular circumstances," Mr. Saunders said.
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His interpreters work under precise constraints, not least the steady pulse of 72 beats per minute that defined his essential works, including much of the tetralogy "Now Eleanor's Idea," of which "Improvement" is the first part.
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"The mission of the factory management is to protect the non-striking employees of the factory who are in the majority and wish to continue to do their work under good conditions," Ferrero said in a statement.
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What the fuck to getting recruited to work under the management of the same male that allowed for the toxic environment during my first year at Uber with lots of sexism and sexual harassment #UmNO #ResearchWhoYouRecruit pic.twitter.
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Whilst we doubt the business will be authorized in the UK, we hope that sex workers in Geneva or Thailand or wherever else sex workers work under management have the resources to self-organize against their exploitation.
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So for them to claim they're impossible in Calgary when they work under much harder regulations in New York, Houston, and in New Zealand, and Berlin, and Lisbon and all these other places, it's a bit ridiculous.
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The work under way on the 81,000-bpd gasoline-producing Fluidic Catalytic Cracking Unit 3 (FCCU 3) is meant to keep the unit running until it is shut in early January for a planned six-week overhaul.
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Mills mainly hire young girls, offering 30,000 rupees to 60,000 rupees ($450 to $900) to their families for three years' work under so-called "Sumangali" schemes with the money paid at the end of the fixed term.
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Earlier this year, the agency's inspector general directed FEMA to remove about a dozen positive evaluations of the agency's work under the Obama administration, saying they failed to met standards set by the Department of Homeland Security.
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He believes that legislators should work under the "regular order" of intelligent analysis of legislation, thoughtful hearings that would consider legislation in depth and a search for civility and bipartisanship in public life and in the Senate.
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" Her case might have ended there, but a whistle-blower gave Democratic members of Congress copies of the White House's e-mails about Nowrouzzadeh's background, her work under the Obama Administration, and the need for a "cleaning.
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His talk was about the Oulipo (OUvroir de LIttérature POtentielle, usually translated as something like "workshop for potential literature"), a group of mostly French writers who work under massively restrictive self-imposed structural constraints in their writing.
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Until now, Russian directors, actors and writers have not understood that as the authoritarian system continues to tighten its grip, they will face a choice: either become dissidents or agree to work under the regime's direct control.
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A group of European 20-somethings who call themselves "Generation Identity" and work under the banner "Defend Europe" want to stop migrants from coming to Europe by intercepting the humanitarian ships working to rescue migrants in distress.
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The state then signs a lease with the facility and turns it over to the Corps, which contracts the work under a standard plan cleared by the Department of Health and Human Services and the White House.
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No one seems to be sure how this system is supposed to work under those conditions: who's supposed to pay them, whether they'll even accept pay, how farms and employers are supposed to operate in their absence.
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Especially in the age of millennial burnout — and especially for the channel's younger-skewing audience — it's easy to identify with performing work under constant pressure, hoping to reap rewards subject to the whims of the 1 percent.
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It also leaves BuzzFeed with two major hires to make: In addition to a successor to Smith, the company is still looking to hire a president to work under CEO Jonah Peretti as its top business executive.
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The firms initially failed to register the work under FARA, instead disclosing it under less rigorous congressional lobbying rules, because they contended that the European Centre was not linked to Mr. Yanukovych's government or his political party.
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Mr. Behring maintained that hundreds of millions of dollars in additional repairs were needed and that the Seattle area's King County was obligated to undertake the work under the terms of the team's lease, extending to 2005.
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A U.S. appeals court on Thursday said the installation of rooftop solar panels does not qualify as "roofing work" under federal workplace safety regulations and is subject to stricter standards requiring employers to protect workers from falls.
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When dealing with a difficult boss, Pollak says one of the best ways to figure out how to successfully work under their leadership is to talk to other people who you know have been in a similar situation.
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It's really a story about how, in a time when services, labels, and artists have never been better poised to work under a centralized, automated system for licenses and royalties, everyone keeps punching themselves in the face instead.
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The company says it engineered the feature to work under less-than-stellar network conditions, so you can video chat a friend or family member from a far-flung locale so long as you can get yourself online.
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When the rule takes effect this December, business owners will shift salaried employees making less than $47,500 into hourly workers, forcing them to work under a schedule that doesn't recognize their full potential in contributing to the business.
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But only 10,300 Syrians have gained the right to work under the new regulation, according to the Ministry of Labor, mainly because Turkish employers have been reluctant to grant contracts that would require them to pay minimum wage.
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In some episodes, Mr. Jackson has barely a dozen lines — he is a bit player, part of a team built largely to emphasize how many different sorts of misfits Bull (Michael Weatherly) can wrangle to work under him.
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It features interviews with Egyptian soldiers detailing what they say are the inhumane conditions that conscripts are forced to work under, and it accuses the army of failing to train its troops properly and feeding them bad food.
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To live in the shelter of a trendy suburb, or work under the heavily guarded dome of the Capitol, is to be shielded, at least in part, from the brutal realities of gun violence in the United States.
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For example, Dr. Jackson said, there are clinics using heat on children's hair, which may work under certain conditions, but there is no regulation of how it is being used "to quote unquote inactivate the lice," she said.
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When Robbins originally took over as CEO, the scuttlebutt was that it would be a struggle to work under Chamber's long and dominant shadow, particularly since Chambers still held an active role at the company as executive chairman.
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The New York architect Annabelle Selldorf — a contemporary of Mr. Yantrasast's who has much gallery and museum work under her belt — said that in addition to his honed sensibility, Mr. Yantrasast has the elusive ability to motivate others.
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But this recommendation may very well filter down to the innumerable agencies and offices that perform all kinds of work under the umbrella of the Executive, and there is only so much that the White House can suppress.
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Work under the Warsaw International Mechanism for Loss and Damage (WIM) has resulted in more knowledge about climate displacement and help for governments to craft policies to avoid and respond to it, with the support of U.N. agencies.
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A trade for Crawford and Rivers would work under the salary-cap rules, but it would not free space in future years, as all of the players involved are under contract for the two years beyond this one.
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For her work Under Black Carpets, Gaynor collaborated with the FBI New York Department of Justice and Los Angeles Police Department's Archival Department to make a detailed forensic model in which five banks are robbed in Los Angeles simultaneously.
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Rooney will work under Phillip Cocu at Derby, and he said it was a conversation with the Dutchman that convinced him to cut short his stint in the MLS, where he still has two years left on his deal.
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He asked to be identified only by his nickname, Arik, because he continues to work under cover but his statement was reinforced by the U.S. government's clear agreement via multiple Treasury Department filings on the company justifying OFAC sanctions.
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The lawsuit, first reported by The Information, alleges that Oracle discriminated against women by "systematically paying them lower wage rates than Oracle pays to male employees performing substantially equal or similar work under similar working conditions," the filing states.
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On a micro level, Pitts also points to the statistical fact that the games industry attracts people who are more susceptible to mental health issues and that a lot of the conditions its employees work under exacerbate those issues.
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We'd seen a lot of pitches for early-stage AI companies, but most were more artificial than they were intelligent, claiming to have AI solutions that were really just humans doing the work under a few layers of software.
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She is, after all, a brilliant and ambitious woman with years of notable work under her belt, from her years in private legal practice, to her work in the public sector, to running a nonprofit, to working in academia.
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Although some cabinet colleagues are dismayed by her headstrong style, Lopez enjoys strong support from Duterte and says it is a blessing to work under someone who has similar values to her own, is "genuine" and "really has guts".
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austria's counter-intelligence chief says he is pleased that European Union nerve center Brussels is now a bigger den of spies than Vienna, though hundreds of foreign agents still work under diplomatic cover in the Austrian capital.
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About 6 in 10 overall would be "embarrassed" to work under President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE.
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During the not-so-distant dictatorship years, museums and galleries, being strictly censored and controlled by the military regime, couldn't support most contemporary artists, who instead preferred to make work under the radar, and often ephemeral art like performance.
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As well as playing cello with Anthony & The Johnsons, Kent has a slew of performance-based and film soundtrack work under her belt, including the 2011 film This Must Be The Place and work with the Mannheim National Ballet.
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The homes are expected to last as long, or longer than, standard concrete homes, and the printer is designed to work under rugged conditions such as irregular power and running water supplies, said New Story co-founder Alexandria Lafci.
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Its so difficult for us to work under these conditions, added 20153-year old Abrash, from the nearby town of Saraqeb, before rushing to a basement operating theatre to treat an injured man bleeding from wounds to his abdomen.
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It would expand Gaza, a small area where two million Palestinians are shut into a strip between Israel and Egypt, into North Sinai, creating an area where Palestinians can live and work under Egyptian control, according to Arab sources.
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As this year's World Cup heads into its final stretch, look ahead to the 2022 World Cup, which will be held in Qatar — in facilities built by migrant laborers from Africa and Asia who often work under appalling conditions.
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On a Thursday in May, 2100 musicians gathered on the stage of the Philharmonie in Berlin to rehearse the First Symphony by Johannes Brahms and then perform the work under the direction of Simon Rattle, the Berlin Philharmonic's conductor.
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"It's so difficult for us to work under these conditions," added 20153-year old Abrash, from the nearby town of Saraqeb, before rushing to a basement operating theatre to treat an injured man bleeding from wounds to his abdomen.
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But given his overall attitude toward criminal justice, I think we can work under the assumption Sessions is not in love with any plan that would reduce the number of people in jails, whether they've been tried or not.
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The country's theaters work under a repertory system, which means that productions rotate constantly: In April 2014, the first full month of rehearsals for "The Taming of the Shrew," the Bolshoi Ballet performed 10 ballets on its two stages.
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For decades, lobbyists and lawyers have collected millions of dollars to burnish the images of sometimes unsavory foreign interests in Congress and the news media, often skirting requirements that they disclose the work under the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
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What sets Tellart apart from bigger, more traditional creative agencies is that it functions more like a Renaissance artist studio or starchitecture firm — a collective of individual artists and engineers cooperating to create a body of work under a single label.
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Judge Denny Chin referenced Trump's infamous declaration on the 2016 campaign trail that he could "stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot someone" without losing supporters, asking Consovoy how that scenario would work under the president's claims of immunity.
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The other coast: While not everyone in Silicon Valley wants to leave their jobs to work under President Trump, Cutts said that lots of tech folks see the potential impact they can have, regardless of who is in the White House.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Foreign office minister Alan Duncan, who quit on Monday, said Britain was being forced to work under a "dark cloud" caused by Brexit, setting out the reasons for his resignation in a letter to Prime Minister Theresa May.
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The first reprimand was because I reacted with anger over working conditions that did not feel safe or conducive to good work under the leadership of a guest director and assistant director who, in turn, were angry at my response.
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It saddens us that the people who hold us in fear and keep us silenced are people we work with, people who many of us have aspired to work under, and people who some of us have known as friends.
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Children under the age of 14 are not allowed to work under Bangladeshi law but child labour is common in a country where almost a quarter of its 160 million people live the below poverty line of $2 a day.
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The re-election campaign and part of the RNC will work under one roof and be dubbed Trump Victory under the new plan, which highlights just how much Trump has conquered the party that once saw him as an outsider.
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Now it is facing a push by many of its actors to work under the protection of the union at a time when Telemundo is reimagining telenovelas — a kissing cousin, so to speak, of the American soap opera, only on steroids.
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It's a surprising omission, given the Paris Opera Ballet's focus on contemporary work under Brigitte Lefèvre, who directed the company from 1995 to 2014 and brought in important choreographers like Pina Bausch, Angelin Preljocaj, Jérome Bel, Robyn Orlin and Sasha Waltz.
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Requiring the former to seek work under so-called Tier 2 visa rules which currently apply to the latter would depress the capital's economic output by nearly 7 billion pounds and reduce direct tax contributions by 2 billion pounds, it says.
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For example, Puerto Ricans on the island would be able to claim the earned-income tax credit if they work; under current law, they must leave Puerto Rico and get jobs on the United States mainland to claim the credit.
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The White House's records management team was abruptly downsized this year —and two career officials reached out to Politico to claim they were forced out of their positions, which led them to describe the substance of their work under Trump.
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All the members of Blue Forest met while working at Triggerfish Animation Studios which is widely regarded to be the industry leader on the continent, and who have a reputation for producing high-quality CGI work under very tight conditions.
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Legal work done on behalf of foreign clients is exempted from the act's requirements, but increased scrutiny resulting from the investigation into Russian meddling in the 21 presidential election helped prompt those representing Mr. Low to disclose their work under FARA.
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In a vote scheduled for this weekend, the congress is expected to re-elect Mr. Xi for a second five-year term as president, and also approve a new roster of leaders to work under him and the premier, Li Keqiang.
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The end result is that open-shop employers cannot work on those federal projects without agreeing to work under inefficient union rules and typically paying into a pension fund from which few, if any, of their employees will receive little of.
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But Cruz told me Wednesday that he thought his proposal would work under those rules and that the Senate would not have to take the drastic step, as he had previously advocated, of overruling the Senate parliamentarian who adjudicates these issues.
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According to Eminem's publicist, Dennis Dennehy, the artist is not a party to the lawsuit, as Eight Mile Style is owned by the same duo, Mark and Jeff Bass, that produced much of Eminem's early work under the name F.B.T. Productions.
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At one point when John Skipper was running it, there was a thought that they would send you out there to sort of work under him and sort of with the idea that you'd be groomed to eventually take over ESPN.
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As Trump's nominee to be a Supreme Court associate justice, Brett Kavanaugh's Senate confirmation hearing last summer detoured into his work under Starr on the Clinton investigations and how he'd handle any potential case spilling out of the Mueller investigation.
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Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) was the second Democrat to press Sessions on how he would treat the young people in the country illegally who are protected from deportation and can legally work under President Obama's executive action, known as DACA.
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Groups that see his policies putting survivors in harm's way can no longer work under the notion that a commitment to "fighting trafficking" transcends politics—or exists in a vacuum from labor rights, immigrant rights, and racial and gender justice.
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EU officials were reviewing a British technical note on a temporary customs arrangement, but initial reactions were that London's request to keep the whole United Kingdom within the EU customs area for a time after Brexit could work under some condition.
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" Articles appeared in the local press that insinuated women were being forced to have sex for work, under headlines like "Girl Tells Selecman of the Vice Dangers in the Movies" and "Studio Evils to Be Fought to the End, Says Pastor.
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DHAKA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Cutting recruitment fees for Bangladeshi migrants who move to Malaysia for work under a new deal could curb human trafficking, according to officials, yet activists said Bangladesh's migration system must be revamped in order to protect workers.
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Children under the age of 14 are not allowed to work under Bangladeshi law but child labour is common in a country where nearly a quarter of its 160 million people live the below poverty line of $2 a day.
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I have a ton of people who work under me, and I had a really smart candidate apply for a position and I went and did a little search on social—because that person is a representation of you and your brand.
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But, significantly, the memos leave two orders in place: one concerning young people, known as "dreamers" who came to the U.S. as children but were allowed to stay and work under a program known as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA.
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During that time, psychiatric technician trainees "will work under the direction of psychiatrists, registered nurses and mental health experts to monitor patients with psychological or developmental disabilities in a wide range of settings — from drug rehab programs to prisons," according to AARP.
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About four-fifths of people in their 20s said they wanted a stable life with a predictable future, something that has become harder to find in a country where wages are not growing and large numbers of people work under temporary contracts.
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Ozawa moved to New York in 1961 to work under Leonard Bernstein, and from there began his emergence as one of the world's most well-known conductors, spending nearly three decades at the Boston Symphony and eight years at the Vienna State Opera.
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LONDON, July 22 (Reuters) - Foreign office minister Alan Duncan, who quit on Monday, said Britain was being forced to work under a "dark cloud" caused by Brexit, setting out the reasons for his resignation in a letter to Prime Minister Theresa May.
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GPLThe GNU Public License, a software license that allows anyone to use, view, modify, and share a project's source code; but anyone who uses the code to create a derivative work must also provide the source code for that work under the GPL.
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"Let me reassure you that the silent, secret, demanding work under way will allow us to reach a true Franco-German roadmap by the time of the next European summit in June," he said, adding he expected a "sensible and ambitious compromise".
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Read More: Ethereum Inventor: We Got 'Very Lucky' In Gamble to Save $103M From Hacker The situation could become dangerously unstable if anti-Segwit miners continue to work under the old rules after 210 PM while their blocks are being rejected by users.
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This is relatively familiar territory for any company making serious investment in self-driving tech: Uber acquired Otto, a company founded by former Google self-driving car team members dedicated to autonomous trucking, and it continues that work under its Advanced Technologies Group.
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ABC's Construction Backlog Indicator (CBI), which reflects the amount of construction work under contract but not yet completed, expanded to a record 28500 months during the fourth quarter of 6900 and remains elevated at 2628 months in the first quarter of 28503.
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It's true that he works in images rather than lines of verse, that the people in his movies speak in plain prose and that his own voice is never heard onscreen, but to pin his work under the documentary rubric seems increasingly misleading.
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"If we don't find a way to bring new members into our union, and more work under contract, we are never going to be able to fund our pension," he said before playing the French horn in a matinee of "Frozen" on Broadway.
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In Europe this is palpable everywhere: Structural racism keeps Muslims disproportionately unemployed and incarcerated, and governments increasingly stigmatize outward signs of Muslim identity, banning the veil and pushing Muslim causes like Palestine and Syria charity work under the eye of counterterrorism surveillance.
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Mr. Trump has agonized publicly over the fate of immigrants who were brought to the United States without authorization as children, and who are now protected from deportation and allowed to work under the five-year-old program created by his predecessor.
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A jury had found that the owner who had given the artists permission to paint on his buildings was liable for destroying their work under the Visual Artists Rights Act, which protects public art of "recognized stature" created on someone else's property.
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So if there's a major coronavirus outbreak in, say, California, while Wyoming has a lot fewer cases, the governor of California can ask that members of Wyoming's National Guard be sent to California for a while to work under his or her direction.
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At this year's Under the Radar Festival, which continues at the Public Theater through Sunday, the survey of what's new in the international avant-garde has included 12 featured offerings, four cabaret acts and six pieces of developmental work under the Incoming!
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A study by Loyola Law School professor Justin Levitt, who led much of the Justice Department's voting rights work under President Obama, found only 35 credible allegations of in-person voter fraud among the 834 million ballots cast in the 2000-33 elections.
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Mills mainly hire young girls, offering 30,000 to 60,000 rupees ($450 to $900) to their families for three years' work under so-called "Sumangali" schemes with the money paid at the end of the fixed term, in a form of bonded labor.
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If you've read one of my columns in The Hill, you know that I think single-payer could work under certain circumstances but I am troubled by its initial expense and taxes we would have to raise to make it work early on.
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This time she enlisted an artist, Claire Fontaine (actually a couple who work under the assumed name), to create the signs and the floor, as a sort of installation based on the manifesto of the Italian art critic Carla Lonzi's Rivolta Femminile collective.
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The plantations work under the 1951 Plantations Labour Act -- written to encompass practically all plantation workers in the country and to ensure their rights -- which set a standard wage that experts like Satpute say haven't kept pace with broader labor market rates.
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Ms. Lamberti retired as an independent clothing designer, and sold her work under her own label, Queen of Hearts, and is a painter whose work has been shown at Café Del Sol, a restaurant, and at the Jacksonville Community Center, both in Floyd.
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The International Rescue Committee, which urged the Trump administration to provide the TPS designation for Venezuelans earlier this week, has estimated that there are 72,000 Venezuelans currently in the United States who would be allowed to remain and work under the program.
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In March of last year, for instance, a Baidu job ad for a content reviewer specified that candidates needed to be men and have a "strong ability to work under pressure, able to work on weekends, holidays and night shifts," according to the report.
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Here are just a few of its lessons about how to overcome obstacles to succeed in the workplace: Katherine Johnson, played by Taraji P. Henson, is a mathematical savant selected to work under the exacting Al Harrison (Kevin Costner), head of the Space Task Group.
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The confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh began on Tuesday amid turmoil as Democratic senators attempted to delay the proceedings due to a last-minute production of some 42,000 pages of documents related to his work under the George W. Bush administration.
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In technical terms, Mr Trump grudgingly agreed to continue to suspend economic sanctions on Iran's central bank and on oil exports, which were first lifted to reward Iran for freezing nuclear weapons work under an agreement reached with America and other world powers in 2015.
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While Magic Leap has signed a deal with AT&T for mobile data service in the future, the Magic Leap One only features Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity, and it's meant for indoor use, although Abovitz says it can work "under certain conditions" outdoors.
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It's more than symbolic that the workers removing the monuments had to wear masks to hide their identities and be protected by a gaggle of armed law enforcement officials and initially do their work under the cover of night because of the threats they've received.
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Similar raids have happened recently in New York, with arrests in Long Island and massage parlor shutdowns in Queens, which targeted primarily migrant Chinese women engaging in sex work under the guise of curbing sex trafficking, while no human trafficking charges have been made.
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Our 2015 application for a license under the provisions outlined in the U.S. sanctions was made to enable our company to meet its contractual obligations under a joint venture agreement in Russia, where competitor companies are authorized to undertake such work under European sanctions.
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He emphasized that the council "does not stand for" the allegations against Bambaataa, and encouraged members to keep up with their chapter leaders and continue their positive and charitable work under the Zulu banner, despite questions many of them may have regarding their leader.
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"As he pointed out, as many as 60 million Americans today have no legal ability to bring a sexual harassment claim in court because they work under an employment contract that requires that all such claims be subject exclusively to private arbitration," Smith said.
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But she continued her work, under public and private auspices, leading to the creation of many of what could be considered the first modern programming languages (you see the COBOL book in her hand above) and helping the Navy standardize and modernize its computing infrastructure.
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I work under the assumption that we have no idea how to build companies yet, and that 50 years from now people will look back at the companies of today and they will seem like the black-and-white footage of the first hockey games.
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And several Democrats appeared alarmed by what Sessions, the Senate's foremost immigration hawk, has in mind for young people in the country illegally who are protected from deportation and can legally work under President Obama's executive action, known as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
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Although Natasha Agrama's work carries a more straight-ahead jazz vibe than other jazz artists who've released their work under the aegis of Kev, her unique interpretations and vibrant presentation capture the essence both of the city's jazz heritage and its modern musical innovations.
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The Communist Party leadership is entering a delicate period in its political calendar: the buildup to a congress, most likely late next year, which will replace retiring central leaders with new ones who will work under Mr. Xi in his second term of five years.
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Read: China Unveils Superagencies to Fight Pollution and Other Threats to Party Rule Read: In China, Fears That New Anticorruption Agency Will Be Above the Law The congress also approved a new lineup of government leaders to work under Mr. Xi in his new term.
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Anna Ukrainian workers have been systematically lured under false pretenses to Germany and Poland, where they often live and work under appalling conditions, in some cases akin to modern slavery, a three-part BuzzFeed News Germany investigation based on dozens of interviews has found.
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Still, some progressives have interpreted her work under the health care law in Indiana, where Mr. Pence was governor, to mean that while she opposed the Affordable Care Act, she was committed to finding ways to enforce it if it remained on the books.
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Six students from M.I.T., Birzeit, Harvard, UMass Dartmouth and the University of Washington then went to work under Jacob Roxon, a Ph.D. candidate at M.I.T. The code for the initial Carbin iPhone app was written by Shahd Nara, now a Harvard senior studying computer science.
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Zaw Min Tun, a spokesman for Myanmar's military, which operates autonomously from the civilian side of the government, said in a brief interview that it would "cooperate with the government and we will work under the guidance of the government" in response to the ruling.
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The simplest, and likely the correct, answer is that no such services exist or ever existed; just as the ISPs claim that there were never any practices that ran afoul of the present rules, they claim they have all kinds of ideas that won't work under them.
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The announcement of the closure coincided with Dispossessed: A call to PRAYER AND PROTEST, a series of performances, exhibitions, and interventions organized by artists MR Barnadas and Tae Hwang — who make collaborative work under the name Collective Magpie, and completed their dissertation at UCSD as a collective.
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The fair has assembled 50 independent galleries, artist-run spaces, and solo artists — almost all of them LA-based — who will be presenting work under this year's theme "In Excess," dealing with "formal and consumer maximalism," as Spring/Break founder Andrew Gori told Hyperallergic via email.
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Other NSC aides chose to leave of their own volition, such as Victoria Coates, who is changing jobs to work under Jason Greenblatt, Trump's envoy for the Israel–Palestine peace process, and Tera Dahl, who is seeking a job at the US Agency for International Development.
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"The AI development sector should seek to adopt such guidance and to agree upon standards relevant to the sectors within which they work, under the auspices of the AI Council" — the latter being a proposed industry body it wants established to help ensure "transparency in AI".
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Women at the CIA face many of the same challenges as women in other fields, but they work under a unique cultural burden that that might not exist had talented and courageous women spies become the popular face of female espionage, instead of the hapless Mata Hari.
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Gates admitted as part of his cooperation deal that he had misled Skadden regarding whether the nonprofit was linked to the Ukraine government, a step he knew would avoid triggering Mercury and the Podesta Group to register their work under the FARA statute, according to court filings.
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Under that settlement, the firm avoided prosecution in the matter in exchange for an agreement to pay $4.6 million, to retroactively register its Ukraine work under FARA, to beef up its compliance processes and to cooperate with government investigations of the work on behalf of Ukraine.
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Reed was one of the players assigned to work under Woods at the 2016 Ryder Cup, and he compiled a 4-0-1 record, including a 1-up victory over McIlroy in an emotionally draining match that unfurled like a master class in the competitive spirit.
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Growing evidence from government documents shows the Xinjiang government wants to shift camp inmates and many other Uighurs into labor programs where they will work under the watch of the government and compliant factories, said Adrian Zenz, an independent researcher in Germany who studies the camps.
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The two asked him to make three key commitments as Chairman: to ensure that the Commission is responsive and brief's Committee leadership on major FCC matters; work in a bi-partisan fashion on major FCC decision; and to not penalize FCC employees for their work under Wheeler.
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A new administration often brings an infusion of energy and ideas, and most at the agency are eager to get to work under Mr. Pompeo, according to a current C.I.A. official who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they could not be quoted by name.
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In exchange for a pledge by the Justice Department not to prosecute Skadden Arps, the firm agreed to pay $4.6 million, to retroactively register its Ukraine work under FARA, to beef up its compliance processes and to cooperate with government investigations of the work on Ukraine.
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George Stephanopoulos, who is now a journalist for ABC News but during the 1990s was a top aide to Clinton, told CNN's Axe Files podcast recently that the Trump White House will be surprised at what it's like to work under the cloud of a special counsel investigation.
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One UK-based Chinese academic who has attended several United Front events describes how the experience begins with an invitation to a banquet or reception, usually from one of a host of "friendship associations" that work under the United Front banner, to celebrate dates in the Chinese calendar.
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The royals (and royal-to-be!) used the forum to lay out their hopes and plans for their ongoing work under the charitable umbrella of the Royal Foundation, discussing why the foundation was set up, the projects they are currently working on and their ambitions for the future.
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In response to the complaint filed Wednesday, U.S. Soccer argued that not only was the players' pay collectively bargained, but that the players had insisted more than once on a salary-based system as a means of economic security over the bonus-centric plan the men work under.
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Surrounded by their guests, the two artists, who work under the name Cooking Sections and call themselves "spatial practitioners", set to work shucking shellfish and handing round kelp lasagne, nori crackers and scones made from sea lettuce and seaweed butter, all the while keeping up a practised storytelling routine.
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Conflict of interest and climate change A series of news stories about Exxon's international work under Tillerson — including controversial operations on Iraq and Iran — will likely come up during the hearing, and he's certain to face questions about the impact of Trump administration policies on his former company.
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"How dare you distract the American people from a failed immigration system that tears apart decent families and forces the workers that our economy depends on to harvest our crops, deliver our services, and build our cities to live in fear and work under oppressed conditions," Schaaf said.
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As the peak holiday season ramps up for online retailers and shipping companies, cargo pilots that fly packages for Amazon, UPS and FedEx are pushing to work under the same rules as passenger pilots, a change that the industry says could pose safety hazards by abrupt schedule changes.
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Musk promised that existing shareholders 'can stay investors in a private Tesla' – but we're not clear how that would work under current registration rules/caps on non-accredited and total investors – although Musk hinted at a special purpose vehicle structure that might be able to avoid the caps.
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On Monday, showing fresh contempt for the people who work under him in the Justice Department, Barr renounced a determination by the department's inspector general that the F.B.I.'s investigation into the Trump campaign's ties to Russia was legitimate and that anti-Trump bias was not its animating force.
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It reportedly employed a number of tactics in an effort to keep its work under wraps, including partnering with Panda International Information Technology, a Chinese state-owned company, as a sort of conduit for its contributions, and in company documents referring to North Korea as "A9" instead of its name.
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There's this paradox, when you write a new book, especially if it's an essay, you think, Oh, now I'll have a new tone, or, I'll do something new, and you work under this conviction, and then you finish the book and you find that it's actually like the other books.
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A Los Angeles Superior Court judge was expected to rule this week on whether the union, United Teachers Los Angeles, had given the school district the proper legal notice that its members would no longer work under the terms of its most recent contract, which expired more than a year ago.
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Also known for his work under the Birdmask moniker, Gagneux told me that he's currently working on putting together a lineup and refining the visual aspects of what will eventually be Zeal and Ardor's live show; he was reluctant to note any kind of timeline, only that he's looking forward to it.
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While research on these new potential therapies is only now making its way into scientific journals (with most studies published within the past three months), Tradewind co-founders Dr. Thaddeus Allen and Dr. Ron Buckanovich have mostly kept their work under wraps after having studied different cancers for more than a decade.
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The simple math is that one can reduce the cost of ACA in either or both of two ways: Neither of these are winners (and the GOP should stop politicizing the Congressional Budget Office: It does hard work under short timelines, and its numbers tend to help both parties in equal proportions).
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"Our 2015 application for a license under the provisions outlined in the U.S. sanctions was made to enable our company to meet its contractual obligations under a joint venture agreement in Russia, where competitor companies are authorized to undertake such work under European sanctions," Exxon said in a statement following Treasury's announcement.
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After special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE began investigating last year, the four lobbyists — Manafort, Gates, Podesta, Weber — denied wrongdoing but disclosed their work under FARA for the year's old work.
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"If we can move to an environment where instead of seeking waivers, we have a clear set of rules we can work under, that is a much better environment than having to ask for waiver by waiver by waiver," said William Ball, executive vice president and chief transmission officer of the Southern Company.
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