The analysis focused on four categories of absences: truancy and unexcused absences; medical and excused absences; school refusal tied to emotional distress about attendance; and absenteeism for any reason.
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Until recently, absences at public school were tallied with paper and pencil, and measured through truancy, or unexcused absences, and a school's average daily attendance, said Hedy Chang, who is the executive director of Attendance Works, a nonprofit initiative dedicated to reducing chronic absences.
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Two defections or absences … swings the process to the Democrats.
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Their absences mean Coach Ellis is turning to fresher talent.
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Their absences make the upcoming road task look increasingly daunting.
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It's all about timing and managing absences in the Senate.
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They needed a minimum of 215 votes given lawmaker absences.
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It is full of encounters, departures, returns, absences, and reunions.
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You could search for meaning in the gaps and absences.
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The piano and its player's absences suggest a tragedy unfolding.
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As the panel's recent absences attest, I am under the weather.
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In addition, there were no unusual absences from school at Karnes.
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TO LIVE BESIDE the sea is to be reminded of absences.
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You also can manage absences and leaves, expense reports and shifts.
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But despite the handshakes in Milan, there were some notable absences.
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Other notable absences from the list of topics for next week?
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She called Sanders a "great man" but said the absences matter.
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Bush sometimes grappled with depression during her husband's long absences. Mrs.
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His son's school, however, needed some convincing to excuse his absences.
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When I asked him to explain his absences, he said, ''Yes.
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In between those absences, back tightness sidelined him for one game.
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Even so, not everyone is confident the impeachment absences won't hurt.
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Rangers forwards Rick Nash and Michael Grabner returned after injury absences.
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Or at their absences — that's another one for the question pot.
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If passed by Congress, the law would require agencies to record other forms of legislatively authorized excused absences separately from administrative leave and create new categories of leave for extended excused absences due to personnel matters. Sen.
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McGavock High School had the largest concentration of teacher absences at 125.
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Two schools were closed Monday because of teacher absences, the district said.
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So who will host William and Kate with all these royal absences?
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The average productivity loss for such unplanned absences was nearly 37 percent.
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School absences rose, with feverish, coughing kids sequestered at home for weeks.
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The financial blowback of their absences extends well beyond the teams themselves.
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Archives + Absences is available for free download in the iTunes app store.
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Previously, schools were obliged to excuse only absences related to physical illnesses.
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With absences and frustration with Trump, both sides skeptical it'll get 50.
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The absences come as the partial government shutdown approaches its fifth week.
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CNN first reported on the uptick in unscheduled absences on Jan. 4.
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Historically, schools have responded to unexcused absences with punitive measures, she said.
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Cutting the joy slightly were the much-noted absences of two alumni.
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I can say that I felt many of the absences you're feeling.
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The disruptions and absences have already taken a toll on the farm.
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To what extent is the status quo rendered bankrupt by such glaring absences?
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Archives + Absences puts the number of fatal police shootings in 2016 at 37.
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Philadelphia, Los Angeles and Tampa Bay return to the playoffs after brief absences.
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Democrats pressed Craft on her absences, with Senate Foreign Relations ranking member Sen.
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One school might not suspend students for unexcused absences, while another one would.
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When your absences become egregious, however, you put your job security at risk.
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Per AP, Puerto Rico's police department usually sees about 550 absences a day.
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"A family's secrets appear as absences and exclusions, erasures and deletions," Zeke says.
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Their absences didn't change the ultimate outcome of any of the votes. Sen.
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This week's congressional recess was the main reason used to explain lawmakers' absences.
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Most schools were previously only able to excuse absences related to physical illnesses.
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Ten percent of TSA's workforce had unexcused absences on Sunday, the agency said.
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At one point, another co-worker began keeping a log of Mallory's absences.
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Despite the absences, the Boston reserves outscored their New Orleans counterparts 222-21.
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Eventually, his absences stretched into weeks and then months, until he disappeared altogether.
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Many skipped school despite being told that their absences will be considered unexcused.
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His past absences were due to knee and hamstring soreness or load management.
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The bevy of absences provided opportunities for Wizards bench players, including Jordan McRae.
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His absences from the state have provided fodder for his critics in New Jersey.
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Despite the absences, the Rangers (32-18-213) have won four of five games.
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Cam Fowler and Simon Despres returned from lengthy injury absences in the past month.
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But there were enough planned absences to close at least five school districts Wednesday.
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The virus took thousands of lives, and left palpable absences in the LGBTQ+ community.
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Other notable absences include the bosses of Ford, Volvo, Rolls Royce and Aston Martin.
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Notable absences There are still a number of glaring gaps at China's big event.
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The smog and ash has led to many absences, Vice Principal Deisha Davis said.
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Before then, Singer caused trouble on set due to frequent tardiness, absences — and worse.
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Schools in Chapel Hill-Carrboro, N.C., will also be closed due to staff absences.
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Notable absences, however, included Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer of New York, Ohio Sen.
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TSA has acknowledged that absences have increased but insist security has not been compromised.
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And absences are what caused the delays at the northeast airports on Friday, too.
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With few exceptions, in each year, temporary absences were more than double for women.
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The absences compelled the Knicks to recall Cleanthony Early from their Development League affiliate.
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The trend of unscheduled absences has increased markedly as the shutdown, which began Dec.
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In 2017, absences increased slightly over the holidays, as they did in 2018, too.
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The TSA won't say how many absences happen at particular airports, citing security concerns.
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However, the company is reportedly waiving its policies towards additional absences at this time.
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Metro also is monitoring employee absences in case patterns suggest a rash of illness.
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Both CZARINAS and ROYALLY return after multi-decade absences, so be sure to wave.
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There will, however, be some notable absences when the Australian Open begins on Monday.
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The absences of Dellin Betances (Achilles injury) and Domingo German (administrative leave) were felt.
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Justin was a sophomore, and his parents said they were concerned about his absences.
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What are some ways that the senators are making up for their Iowa absences?
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They haven't been full-time starters, but their absences will affect the team's depth.
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Absences by Transportation Security Administration screeners have been running at double the typical rate.
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The district will follow the established attendance procedures to address unexcused absences from school.
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The actual number needed for victory depends on abstentions and absences on the day.
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Before, those kids had more tardies and absences than the kids at the wealthier school.
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We learn to grow accustomed to the absences, because it seems we have no choice.
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Pacquiao was criticized for his absences when he served as a Representative, CNN Philippines reported.
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Later Monday, however, Weight Watchers issued a statement to clarify its position on Winfrey's absences.
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Absences at public schools will be excused and some charter schools may close, officials said.
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I had absences I needed to finesse with my teachers so they wouldn't fail me.
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During his father's frequent absences at sea, Robert was used to sleeping beside his mother.
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The absences are notable, given the personal friendship between Trump and team owner Robert Kraft.
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Jaylon would cycle through two schools, receive 30 suspensions and rack up 70 unexcused absences.
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The crisis caused cancellations at airports and heightened absences of federal employees from their jobs.
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Excuses to our friends, families and colleagues for our sudden absences had already been made.
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Former colleagues who had taken note of his office absences were skeptical of this claim.
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He most likely had too many absences and failing grades to graduate from high school.
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Currently, hourly workers can miss up to 9 days every six months for unexpected absences.
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Walmart has faced criticism and lawsuits for punishing workers for medical- and pregnancy-related absences.
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Other cities, like Boston, Montreal and Berkeley also gave excused absences for students attending protests.
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But their mutual absences in Melbourne do not remove Court from the conversation in Melbourne.
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On the books, the recent school closures and teacher absences are sanctioned as sick leave.
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It said it would allow absences if parents wanted to keep their children at home.
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Some school districts were adding cleaning staff, scrubbing buildings and preparing for absences from school.
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Students will be given excused absences if parents take them out of school for vacation.
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She said they might have gone ahead if they had known absences would be excused.
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The TSA has said the unscheduled absences are a result of the unpaid officers' financial strain.
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AC: This project emphasizes the importance of recognizing and confronting the absences within our American history.
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Another issue that was discussed was helping women integrate back into the workforce after prolonged absences.
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Students are allowed up to five excused absences in a three-month period under state law.
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Two schools were also closed on Thursday because of teacher absences, the district said on Facebook.
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Under state law, students can have up to five absences excused in a three month period.
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These absences are called Fraunhofer lines, after the German physicist who discovered them two centuries ago.
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Despite the expected absences of 32,19893 teachers and staff members, classes will continue at all schools.
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Amid his frequent absences, Dolly and Rasher enter into an Oedipal romance that cannot end well.
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Since the strike started LOT had laid some staff over work absences and cancelled some flights.
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Congress had several members take long-term absences last year during important legislative battles, including Sen.
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At P.S. 26, a team of staff members pushes to reduce absences as much as possible.
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Two of the most conspicuous absences from the FBI's interview list were Ford and Kavanaugh themselves.
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Absences from work to stay home with sick children are cut in half for breastfed children.
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Students who could not make it to classes in Washington's public schools had their absences excused.
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The FAA declined to confirm the exact number of absences when contacted this week by CNN.
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Start by clarifying the specific concerns, or missed opportunities, that the new guy's absences are causing.
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The court system has also struggled with absences as employees quarantine themselves, from janitors to judges.
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Nietzsche makes fairly regular appearances in the puzzle every decade or so, with a few absences.
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Senators were present and, largely, attentive, with few absences and no signs of any fidget spinners.
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Even with so many absences, the Warriors still played 12 players, and 10 of them scored.
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"Any tardies or absences due to this situation will be excused," the district posted on Facebook.
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Does one take into account how good or bad the reasons for any previous absences were?
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The visitors' international absences Saturday will include American defender Reggie Cannon and Ecuadorian midfielder Carlos Gruezo.
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It is his fifth set of injury-related absences since his five-victory season in 2013.
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" Yet there were still some striking absences from this year's nominees, including Drake's song "One Dance.
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Absences could push women out of decision-making roles and eliminate them from consideration for promotions.
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The ranks of senators so far are fairly thin as well, including notable absences from Sens.
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority said on Tuesday that she had been fired in July for extended absences.
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Unexcused absences in transportations sector rise to 7.7%, more than double what it was a year ago.
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Parental leave accounts for only about 20% of the 20m absences taken each year under the FMLA.
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The bank said the absences are not related to the company's financial results or internal financial controls.
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The Miami airport was forced to close one terminal early for 3 days due to TSA absences.
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TSA airport screener absences hit 10% 30 days into the shutdown, signaling the financial hardship on employees.
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Parents whose children play truant first receive a warning; further absences eventually lead to payments being suspended.
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Any prolonged absences from Washington by the Arizona senator will further reduce McConnell's already wafer-thin majority.
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But Adam belabors the drawbacks of having a famous father: the absences and sharing him with fans.
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Not that he's going minimalist now — though he is learning to appreciate absences when he finds them.
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IRS offices across the country are reportedly experiencing a spike in absences as part of the protest.
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Yahoo was among the notable absences on the earlier brief, along with companies like IBM and Amazon.
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Unplanned absences disrupt Walmart because workers have to change their routines and pick up the extra slack.
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Kelley fetishizes the unremembered areas, or absences, in these works by equating each one with repressed trauma.
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They take these sort of absences as opportunities to give other parts of the roster a workout.
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The president's long absences fueled grass-roots protests calling on him to return to work or resign.
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Reid doesn't have Tyreek Hill or left tackle Eric Fisher, absences that will be felt more vs.
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It's a confluence of presences and absences — art that's there and some that's not — both equally potent.
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To beat him and Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield, the Jets will have to overcome some significant absences.
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Thunberg shared the news of the excused absences on Facebook, challenging other governments to do the same.
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Miami won despite the continued absences of point forward Justise Winslow (concussion) and wing Derrick Jones (hip).
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Eric F. Phillips, a spokesman for the mayor, dismissed Mr. Ponte's absences from the city as insignificant.
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Why it matters: The absences could have an effect on air travel and potentially make airports less secure.
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As Kwon weaves her way through this story of absences and omissions, her language stays sparse and stark.
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During one of those absences, she said, the stake president insisted her husband needed to "control" her behavior.
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But we recognize this list, a smidgen bigger than the traditional top 203, still has some notable absences.
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His Kenyan father's absconsion, and the extended absences of his adored Kansan mother, left him prematurely self-reliant.
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Crapo attributed the absences to conflicting hearings, including a Senate Finance Committee hearing and a Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Despite these absences, the show will go on — and apparently, it will be the franchise's largest production yet.
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But the measure still fueled widespread fear and caused a spike in absences and withdrawals among Hispanic students.
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Here are the big stories—and the big absences—from the last 24 hours at gaming's biggest confab.
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I would also make the vote an affirmative requirement so that vacancies and absences counted against the nominee.
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Government officials have previously defended the absences, saying he does not need to be physically present to rule.
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They lead to reduced adult smoking rates, limit health-related absences from work, and curb obesity and suicides.
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That, coupled with not wanting to infect others, was a plausible excuse for absences from holiday social gatherings.
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Union leaders told the newspaper they are expecting the absences to increase as part of a coordinated protest.
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"We're simply being flexible to honor their concerns about managing their schedule and some possible absences," Ryan said.
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More recently, in September, Zymere and his mother were discharged from a local homeless shelter for frequent absences.
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And Guilford County Schools only has enough substitute teachers to cover about half of its 2,33 teacher absences.
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And Guilford County Schools only has enough substitute teachers to cover about half of its 2,000 teacher absences.
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Engaging collective voices, it underscores marginalized individual experiences and absences in the history of art and related discourses.
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Local reports by AL.com said Horton confirmed large absences but stopped short of acknowledging them as a strike.
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The Iraqi girls are so depressed they barely show up for school in the winter, racking up absences.
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The absences of Gucci and Bottega Veneta mean more attention for brands less likely to draw media attention.
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In a 1990 New York Times Magazine article, Aiello talked about his father's frequent absences from the home.
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Other employees of Fannie Mae pressed plaintiff about her lack of job specifications and absences during the day.
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In many cases, no parents have called to report absences, probably because they are missing or dead, too.
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But there are always smaller concerns, too: filing tax forms, registering students, rearranging teaching schedules to accommodate absences.
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Albums today still reveal absences that alert a viewer that the story they see is at best partial.
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He eventually asked her out on a date, and learned the reason behind Ms. Kostopoulos's excuses and absences.
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I am inclined to say that the show is so thorough that it stands up despite such absences.
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Pence-Nicholson provided a variety of reasons for her children&aposs absences, including funerals, family problems and various illnesses.
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Such gestures reflect the institution's awareness of absences within its holdings, and represent important steps towards decolonizing the archives.
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Best Motion Picture - Drama There were some pretty surprising absences from one of the biggest categories of the year.
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House GOP leaders can only afford about 22 defections, given expected absences from the vote slated for late Thursday.
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Over time, those absences inflict damage not just on a young woman's academic development, but her state of mind.
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Some have linked the absences to a planned book on the past "love affairs" of China's President Xi Jinping.
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The absences have led to long lines to get through security at airports like Atlanta's Hartsfield–Jackson International Airport.
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Research also shows that high-quality facilities help improve academic achievement, reduce student and staff absences, and reduce suspensions.
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"There are some (staff) absences because some people are worried ... but for the moment we are coping," Commissaire said.
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Mr. Olszewski also says that Mr. Duffy and Mr. Muser had unexplained absences and that expensive ingredients went missing.
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It was here that the absences of Dellin Betances (Achilles injury) and Domingo German (administrative leave) were felt acutely.
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Several studies found a link between air pollution and school absences, as well as labor supply and worker productivity.
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But the players also recognize an urgency to win, a task complicated by critical absences at every field position.
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However, one of the most noticeable absences of the movie is that of Tony Stark's former flame, Pepper Potts.
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Among the alleged infractions: failure to take lunch, not wearing UPS socks, making an unsafe turn, absences, and tardiness.
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Director Bryan Singer was fired from the movie due to "unexplained absences from the set," according to the Hollywood Reporter.
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The company said the absences are related to its previously announced reviews of retail banking sales practices by regulatory agencies.
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But internally, the employee absences are already causing problems at least one airport, according to an email obtained by CNN.
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She was first contacted by school administrators to resolve the absences back in October of 2017, according to the statement.
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One reason for these notable absences is that the companies are planning to attend larger shows in the future instead.
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Two notable absences are Nicki Minaj and Ariana Grande, whose collaboration "Side to Side" has felt ubiquitous for months now.
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Kelly was a no-show Wednesday, and our sources say this may be the first in a string of absences.
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She uses a "controlled dripping" to layer paint mixed with polymer gypsum, around which gaps and absences branch and pool.
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Detailed school record books on display reveal that Susy had several unexcused absences and received 11 demerits in a year.
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Travelers have already faced long lines at some of the country's largest airports, as unscheduled absences of TSA officers surged.
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It also announced it would offer extended unpaid leaves of absences, defer raises for managers and institute a hiring freeze.
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Philadelphia's defense, which entered Sunday as the league's stingiest against the run, is capable of continuing to mitigate these absences.
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By 2017, she said the vast majority of states had adopted chronic absences as a standard measurement for school accountability.
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That afternoon, Azzdine and I drove for hours along the circumference of one of the greatest absences known to man.
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But Glenn had missed the playoffs, having been suspended by the Patriots for multiple unexcused absences from practices and meetings.
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Many refused to let their wives use contraception for fear that the women would cheat on them during their absences.
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These absences opened up prominent places in the spotlights for emerging performers at WrestleMania like A.J Styles and Kevin Owens.
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Most of the absences are brief trips to the cloakroom, or walks around the chamber to say hi to someone.
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Schools have threatened to slap students with unexcused absences, docked grades or suspensions if they choose to join the walkout.
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Seth Curry helped compensate for the absences by adding 25 points, shooting a perfect 5-for-5 on 3-pointers.
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Those absences could be changed to excused once the student has returned to school with updated records, the system said.
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It's not without some sacrifices, but those absences are more than made up for in the enhanced portability and comfort.
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These are, it turns out, related stories, all of them tied to the two great absences in American political life.
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Several districts across the nation announced that schools would be closed on Wednesday due to the high number of anticipated absences.
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The TSA said unscheduled absences on Saturday reached 10 percent of its 51,000 officers, compared with 3 percent a year ago.
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Should I forward the emails he sent me to the boss so she has evidence of the reason for his absences?
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Two-thirds of the personnel absences in the security forces are not down to injury, but instead desertion, U.S. officials say.
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"Have a frank conversation where you say this is on the horizon, and there may be some unexpected absences," Pollock said.
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Transportation to and from the schools will be canceled and absences will not be counted against students' records, the release said.
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It's a pretty broad spectrum of handsets, though there are some key absences here, including, notably, Samsung, HTC, LG and Huawei.
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There were a few absences, too, but they'll be around next week (like Theon and Yara Greyjoy, along with Ellaria Sand).
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Pilots' union Vereinigung Cockpit (VC) said it did not ask staff to call in sick and was surprised by the absences.
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The new app Archives + Absences consists of just two screens, but its simplicity and straightforward functionality tackle a devastatingly complex problem.
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Families, a report noted, seem less tolerant of absences when soldiers are sent to patrol Paris rather than on missions abroad.
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New Orleans faced the same plight a night earlier but overcame the absences to beat the Rockets 121-116 in Houston.
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Nearly all 1.78 million passengers screened Sunday faced normal security waits of 30 minutes or less, despite the absences, TSA said.
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Every birthday, every anniversary, every Memorial Day, every parent's day at school -- all those absences -- no one signs up for that.
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When my sister and I were quite young, my dad asked his psychiatrist what he should say about his chilling absences.
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The Department of Education recently issued its own guidance to educators about its flexibility related to student absences and testing standards.
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The education department has rules and employees in place, both in schools and in shelters, to try to minimize student absences.
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They absorbed the injury-related absences of Nicklas Backstrom, Andre Burakovsky and Tom Wilson, and might have to contend without Kuznetsov.
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I asked the young woman to see me in my office to discuss her absences from class and her poor performance.
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A WRAY OF ABSENCES: James Comey, President Trump and Robert Mueller all skipped Christopher Wray's official swearing in as FBI Director.
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While Trump mentioned some familiar Republican issues, like efforts to curb abortion and undocumented immigration, there were also some noticeable absences.
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But his absences — as, for instance, a research fellow in neuropsychology at the University of Sussex in 21982 — never lasted long.
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The school district closed after 153 student absences, with the majority being due to either confirmed flu or flu-like symptoms.
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In Russia, officials have declined to explain the substitutions and absences beyond saying such changes were training decisions made by coaches.
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Rarely have so many top players begun the season either carrying injuries or taking the early steps back from lengthy absences.
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Their absences have meant an increased reliance on the team's young core, which includes Brandon Ingram, Kyle Kuzma and Lonzo Ball.
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Although absences will be counted as unexcused, some parents say they'll be keeping their children home as a show of solidarity.
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Scheduling, limitations of time and space, and the whims of performers and producers may well account for many of these absences.
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The spokesman's extended absences — much like those of the group's leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi — have fueled rumors of his death.
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The district, which encompasses 21 schools, said absences on a typical day number around 100 staffers, or 5 percent of its workforce.
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The TSA said unscheduled absences of its passenger screeners reached 7.6 percent Monday, more than twice the rate from a year ago.
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She appeared on AOL's Build Series to talk to HuffPo about the show's return for its 13th year, and all those absences.
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And not only that, he programmed it so it will count down the absences and has Ferris's student card information on it.
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The family didn't know about his absences until the investigation started, Bukhari told CNN, and it doesn't know where he'd been instead.
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Everyone is pitching in so they can keep doing their jobs With 17 pregnancies, though, comes 17 months-long absences from work.
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To avoid parcels being left outside during extended absences, the post office has long allowed customers to set up hold-mail requests.
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The two big absences are wireless charging or water resistance, which seem to have been cut to hit that low price point.
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The area's Operation Graduation program steps in after nine unexcused absences — excused absence, like sickness, are not counted, according to the statement.
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Hillary Clinton would raise benefits for widows and for retirees who had long absences from the work force to care for relatives.
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Brasilia-based consultancy ARKO Advice projected that the upper chamber would vote 57-21 to try Rousseff, with three abstentions or absences.
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To try to reduce those absences he first made his mobile-phone number public and began fielding calls directly from angry teachers.
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Add coworker vacation time, clients being out of town, summer Fridays and frequent "unplanned" absences, and productivity inevitably takes a major hit.
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In Jefferson County, one of the 22 counties where schools closed, nearly 2000 teachers had filed absences for Friday by 1203 a.m.
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In Jefferson County, one of the 20 counties where schools closed, nearly 1300 teachers had filed absences for Friday by 5 a.m.
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"Unscheduled tardies or absences interfere with customer service and production and make the job harder for your colleagues," the attendance policy says.
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The expected absences: Arizona Governor Doug Ducey (though he greeted Trump upon his arrival), Arizona's state Republican party Chair Jonathan Lines, Sen.
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This week's particularly heavy on comebacks: Bat for Lashes, Holy Fuck, and Pantha du Prince all released new singles after extended absences.
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The Knicks played without their two leading scorers — Carmelo Anthony (rest) and Kristaps Porzingis (back injury) — and their absences eventually were felt.
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On the other end of the scale, some other tech firms are taking to cyber space, where director absences are less noticeable.
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Chicago had point guard Kris Dunn and forward Bobby Portis back on the floor Monday after lengthy absences caused by knee injuries.
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The city's Education Department, citing privacy laws, declined to comment on why Heaven's absences had not prompted a call to the authorities.
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When Bowman tried to explain how her absences qualified for the FMLA, the company allegedly did not allow her to do so.
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Read more: After one of the strangest absences the NFL has ever seen, Antonio Brown appears ready to rejoin the Oakland Raiders
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The Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee, another inmate advocacy group, has also framed corrections officers' absences at Holman as an expression of protest.
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Graham also emphasized that Democrats' absences at the prior meeting had been intentional and designed to thwart the advancement of his legislation.
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Their sudden absences have made James the most visible presence for a franchise that cannot seem to find its footing under Buss.
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These included offering employees unpaid leaves of absences for 30, 60 and 90 day timeframes and freezing hiring except for essential roles.
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Proposals include rolling back a labor reform passed by a previous conservative government and strengthening protection against dismissal for illness-related absences.
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At Dulles, TSA, airport and airline officials decided Monday morning to "consolidate checkpoints" because of the absences, TSA spokesperson Michael Bilello said.
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I can deal with the absences — or at least I've learned to, over the last seven years, because this is our normal.
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Substitutes are paid $155 per diem and the budget office says that using online lessons during short absences could save $9 million.
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With two weeks of filming left to go, the director Bryan Singer was fired for what the studio said were unexplained absences.
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This is well short of the 318 votes needed to guarantee approval of the amendment if there are no absences or abstentions.
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His extended absences were necessary to support the project, but there was a noticeable void in the atmosphere when Terere wasn't around.
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Curated by Marisa Lerer, it challenges viewers to recognize and reconcile certain absences not addressed by a genre of art steeped in tradition.
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NOTES: Kings G Marco Belinelli (back spasms) missed only his third game, but all of the absences were in their past 17 games.
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Because of all the absences, New Orleans' best group of five players has shared the floor for only 38.3 minutes all season long.
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But his long and unexplained absences (which have come to characterize his presidency since 2015) have only fueled rumors that something is amiss.
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It's unclear who was asked and who wasn't, but their absences are some of the biggest questions fans have after watching the video.
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Not only that, but students at an economically disadvantaged high school also had higher grades and fewer absences after the start time changed.
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His 2 health conditions then flared up, causing him to miss several days of work, and Southwest Poultry fired him for his absences.
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In a statement, the TSA said its unscheduled absences on Monday were 2000 percent nationally — nearly three times the rate a year prior.
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However, I also know from experience that patients usually survive our vacations, unavoidable short-notice absences and cellphone failures without actually falling apart.
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His leadership style coupled with long absences overseas — usually to Switzerland with his wife — makes a goodwill gesture to smooth things over unlikely.
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Commanders had called for the split when they began to lose faith in the Taliban's leader, Mullah Muhammad Omar, with his long absences.
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But it took only about nine months before Mom's absences alarmed the neighbors enough that they reported our abandonment to Child Protective Services.
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Mr Barnes, a Seventh-Day Adventist, often prayed with his visitors beside the road, and his rare absences were taken as bad omens.
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A team official said their absences at the start were not injury-related but declined to say whether they were for disciplinary reasons.
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Air traffic controllers and Transportation Security Administration employees know they'll get paid soon, so there will likely be a lot fewer unscheduled absences.
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But on the lonely days, the holidays, the anniversaries, when the quiet and the absences can overwhelm families working to survive their loss.
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"It allowed me to watch more tennis and understand what the more important things are for me," Raonic said of his injury absences.
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It will also produce tens of thousands of additional asthma cases annually, as well as roughly 100,000 lost work days and school absences.
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Those absences, as well as the gravity of the occasion, led to a cautious — some neutral observers might even say dreary — opening half.
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The high rate of TSA absences comes ahead of Martin Luther King Jr. weekend when airports naturally experience an increased volume of travelers.
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Such absences could hurt ticket sales and television ratings, prompting organizers, broadcasters and sponsors to ask their insurers to make up lost revenue.
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Thune was one of four senators absent for Wednesday night's vote, and the other three absences were also due to the coronavirus — Sen.
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In victories over Japan, Britain and Serbia this year, Noah's players benefited from the absences of Kei Nishikori, Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic.
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And when it comes to the omiwatari, the absences have grown more common: In the 1990s, it once disappeared for six consecutive years.
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To make up for those 2,631 missing teachers, about 1,400 central office staffers and 400 substitute teachers covered teacher absences Monday, Alejo said.
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The T.S.A. said that 7.6 percent of employees had unscheduled absences on Monday morning, more than double the rate from the year before.
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The Atlanta airport was one of two airports in the country to implement "contingency plans" on Monday because of absences and other issues.
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The agency said that, despite the absences, nearly all 1.78 million passengers screened Sunday faced normal security waits of 30 minutes or less.
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But whatever the reasons for their respective absences, losing them will slow the ability of the US to think about big-picture cybersecurity concerns.
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These absences in the population, these empty places at the high end of the mutational distribution—these may be selection's fingerprints on our DNA.
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Each employee gets to figure out what's best for them and their family, and then works with their managers for coverage during their absences.
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The Transportation Security Administration on Sunday reported an 8 percent national rate of unscheduled absences on Saturday, compared with 3 percent a year ago.
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Most are taking 12, and the department has already sent out an email asking for delivery dates in preparation for the absences to come.
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Around 320 votes are needed to be certain of winning a vote in the 650-seat House of Commons, depending on abstentions and absences.
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Most of the studies in the analysis were small, and none were designed to prove whether or how anxiety might directly cause school absences.
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She was also allegedly given a written reprimand for her attendance, absences which she said were because she was emotionally distraught from the attack.
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Healthier employees are a long-term benefit to everyone, resulting in lower health care costs, fewer work absences, less stress, and more productive employees.
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Nassar can no longer honor your request to provide false excuses to his colleagues, the USAG staff and/or the athletes about his absences.
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The six districts that closed down don't have enough substitutes to cover the absences, which affect 140,133 students in the two largest districts alone.
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The six districts that closed down don't have enough substitutes to cover the absences, which affect 140,000 students in the two largest districts alone.
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With nine Senate GOP absences on Wednesday and eight on Thursday, Senate Democrats held a majority of the votes in the chamber this week.
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Their absences underscored dilemmas impeachment investigators face as they wrap up weeks of private fact-finding and look toward public hearings beginning next week.
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He reportedly told the school board that neither he, nor anyone in his office, had ever treated the students or authorized the excused absences.
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Walker's and Cabrera's recent absences might have seemed less dire if Bruce had produced the way he did with the Cincinnati Reds this season.
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Union officials stress that the absences are not part of an organized action, but believe the number of people calling out will likely increase.
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Kate Brown (D), will give students the ability to take up to five excused absences in a three-month span for mental health reasons.
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Pranks, deceptions and convenient absences come to a head in Aspen, when a young hussy swoops down on Ivana's restaurant table and introduces herself.
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After all, temporary absences reveal only how the peers of a justice respond when he or she is not around during a specific case.
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While Sanders and Warren are both dispatching top surrogates to the state in their absences, they too are scheduling appearances for themselves in Iowa.
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They have survived extended absences from Pascal Siakam, Marc Gasol, Fred Van Vleet, and Kyle Lowry, with deep-bench members thriving in their places.
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The government warning prohibits farmers from using slash-and-burn methods and requires employers to authorize absences for workers who serve as volunteer firefighters.
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Divisions within the party have been exacerbated by Buhari's recent long absences abroad for treatment for an unexplained ailment and discontent with his administration.
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Should a student miss school because they're lacking the immunization requirements, their missed days will be counted as unexcused absences, the school system said.
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News of the absences arrives a week after the IRS released its contingency plan for the tax filing season, which begins on Monday, Jan. 21040.
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Some airports experienced longer wait times at security checkpoints, and Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport closed one of its checkpoints because of excessive absences.
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But an outgoing message on the media line said the number of unscheduled employee absences on Monday was 7.6%, compared to 3.2% one year ago.
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It is critical that all training is captured and recorded, with any absences from training course(s) followed up and completed in a timely manner.
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They put out information to help identify children who may be victims; warning signs include school absences and mental health issues like depression and anxiety.
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"Generally speaking, the higher up your role at the company, the more expected it is that you'll be reachable during absences for emergencies," Taylor says.
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A jump in unscheduled absences by security screeners was seen on Sunday but a TSA spokesperson said security had not been compromised at U.S. airports.
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Flowing seamlessly (and sometimes even concurrently) between the Crains then and now, the centerpiece remains Nell, as both a dead body and heavily felt absences.
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Rubio has defended his absences, citing the presidential campaign and saying that voting is only one part of a job that also requires constituent services.
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And then there is the toll on pilots' families from long absences and the constant threat of furloughs resulting from economic downturns, or terrorist attacks.
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Add to the prominent potential absences a difficulty in meeting fund-raising goals and snubs by several major corporate sponsors like Apple and Coca-Cola.
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The Transportation Security Administration said on Tuesday unanticipated absences of its 51,000 screeners rose to 6.8 percent Monday, up from 2.5 percent a year ago.
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But Senate Republicans are skeptical that could even clear the House because of absences, much less the Senate, where it will be dead on arrival.
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Investigations of fatal accidents are on hold, TSA officers working without pay have had excessive absences and lifesaving treatments are seeing their FDA approvals delayed.
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Unless your workplace is super lax about absences, writing in that you're under the weather can be almost as nauseating as whatever is ailing you.
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One test for Republican leaders will be to keep the vote to less than a majority, but that will be complicated by several Republican absences.
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The absences made the episode a creepy, cryptic Walpurgisnacht; it felt, in its exaggerated distillation of the show's most distinctive qualities, almost like a parody.
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This morning, TSA experienced a national rate of 2202 percent unscheduled absences compared to a 2628 percent rate one year ago, Monday, January 28500, 6900.
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The Mavericks felt they were a playoff contender prior to the season but the repeated absences have curtailed all attempts to get their season going.
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Their absences showed in the opening period when the Flyers took a 2-0 lead on goals by Del Zotto and Giroux 1:32 apart.
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In response to the increase in call outs, TSA is starting to track absences on a national level, according to the source who listened in.
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Yes. Staffing issues, such as unscheduled absences by Transportation Security Administration employees, could become a safety concern, though experts say that's a long way off.
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But nationally, 6.8% of the TSA workforce had unscheduled absences on Monday, compared to 2.5% on the same day a year ago, the administration said.
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The Knicks will most likely miss the playoffs for the seventh straight year — the longest streak of postseason absences for the franchise since the 1960s.
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The cost of increasing delays can be measured not only in numbers, but also in painful absences on special occasions, lost wages and blown opportunities.
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In the end, he missed dozens of events, and his absences from competition lasted months because of multiple, serious knee operations and four back surgeries.
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Many studies have also shown that increasing the ventilation rate in schools can raise children's scores on tests and speed at tasks, and reduce absences.
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The protests later widened as university students joined them, but then petered out as teachers said the government had ordered them to report student absences.
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House GOP leaders consequently opted to vacate last month's vote due to the number of absences and offer members another chance to be on time.
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"It is important to bring mental health issues on par with physical health as valid reasons for students' absences," Garruto said in the Thursday statement.
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Sahara Reporters wrote about the absences and allegations of his allies' corruption, and Mr. Sowore openly condemned the government for failing to meet its promises.
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In a city with more than 2,000 restaurants, the day of closures and absences may not be enough to prevent anyone from getting a table.
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NOTES: Minnesota LW Zach Parise (strep throat) and C Erik Haula (lower-body injury) returned to the lineup after two and three-game absences, respectively.
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My partial complex seizures—or "absences," as I call them—have increased recently, which is in direct correlation with a difficult period in my life.
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It was during one of these absences, in an effort to make sure that the kid's attendance didn't suffer, that Terere Kids Project was created.
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If images and documents were produced from the position of privilege and power, by this very fact they carry in themselves errors, misinterpretations and absences.
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After a spike in their absences delayed flights at a series of major Northeastern airports, Trump reportedly felt a heightened pressure to reopen the government.
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In his long absences, his face still marks the city, from the murals on the walls to the sky blue number 10 shirt of Napoli.
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The FAA reported a "slight increase" in sick leave at stations in Jacksonville, Florida, and Washington, D.C., and the TSA also said unscheduled absences have increased.
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Public school teachers at the time said the ramped-up enforcement had a chilling effect on other students, leading to increased absences and general classroom stress.
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They also act as tellers for parliamentary votes and manage the pairing system with rival parties that ensures genuine absences do not skew votes in parliament.
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He hasn't been back to the class since his presentation, and he has asked the school to excuse his absences and transfer him to another class.
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Wright said his boss told him, "All of your absences" had forced them to "re-evaluate your position with" the company, according to The Huffington Post.
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"That's an extraordinary number of absences," Menendez said, using a calendar marked in red to note the number of days Craft was reportedly away from Canada.
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On Sunday, TSA said it had a 7.7 percent national rate in unscheduled absences, compared with 5.6 percent on Saturday and 3.2 percent a year ago.
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The Pelicans won despite the absences of Anthony Davis, who sustained a concussion on Monday night, and Tyreke Evans, who has tendinitis in his right knee.
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On Tuesday, unscheduled absences of TSA officers reached 7.4 percent of the force, more than double the rate from a year ago, the agency said Wednesday.
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Craft came under scrutiny during her confirmation hearing in June over a slew of absences from Ottawa, where she was posted as US ambassador to Canada.
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Other countries, like Hungary, which has not made the field for this tournament since 33 or for a major tournament since 23, are ending long absences.
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She spoke in the interview about the immense pressure she said she was under shortly after giving birth due to her university's strict policies on absences.
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TSA's latest call for backup help comes after the agency said in a statement Monday that unscheduled absences among workers rose to 10 percent on Sunday.
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He's missed nearly a quarter of all Senate votes in 2016, according to GovTrack, with most of his absences happening before he ended his presidential campaign.
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Of course, who gets to vote matters, too, as evidenced by the absences of women, Asians and other key demographic groups in this year's Oscar nominations.
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The Zeel Spa platform allows spas to book appointments that would normally go unfilled, either because of last-minute absences by staff therapists or unexpected demand.
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New York (CNN Business)Walmart is changing its paid time off policies for its employees, and will start paying bonuses to workers who limit their absences.
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The best version of our simplified letters was an estimated 40% more effective at reducing absences during the subsequent 30 days than the state-recommended language.
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Last year, Walmart, the largest private employer in America implemented a policy that tied workers' quarterly bonuses in part to their attendance records to limit absences.
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She said the absences were so she could help care for her ailing mother, something that proved difficult with the long hours of an N.B.A. assistant.
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Business and nonprofits have canceled hundreds of events planned for spring, U.S. airlines have scrapped flights and companies are bracing for widespread absences and school closures.
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He makes us witnesses … [ZION] marks the absences and the conflicts that have caused the forced migration of millions casting them into a life of refuge.
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He was suspended several times in the 2016-17 school year, his last year at Stoneman Douglas, and was frequently reported for prolonged and unexplained absences.
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But he said when he called the school, they told him his absences wouldn't be excused and his son should attend, despite his visit to China.
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Orlando overcame the absences of All-Star center Nikola Vucevic and forward Aaron Gordon to ankle injuries to record its second win over Cleveland this season.
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Distressed parents don't trust him; jealous cops won't cooperate with him; and his wife won't stop complaining about his long absences, but he just keeps working.
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LF Chris Young is getting a lot of game time with the absences of RF Mookie Betts to illness and CF Jackie Bradley Jr. to injury.
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The Knicks will most likely miss the playoffs for the seventh straight year, creating the longest streak of postseason absences for the franchise since the 219s.
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The Knicks will most likely miss the playoffs for the seventh straight year, creating the longest streak of postseason absences for the franchise since the 219s.
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But if a student misses school because they're lacking the proper records, their missed days will be counted as unexcused absences, the school system previously said.
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Aaron Nola and Jeremy Guthrie return to the mound following long absences from regular-season action on Saturday when the Philadelphia Phillies host the Washington Nationals.
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The researchers wanted to know how the extended absences of these "fly-in, fly-out" parents might affect the emotional and behavioral health of their children.
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The NFLPA initially filed its grievance against the Jaguars after one player was fined 25 times for a sum totaling more than $700,000 for such absences.
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Detroit also had two key injury absences: winger Anthony Mantha, third on the team in goals last season with 5; and No. 24 defenseman Danny DeKeyser.
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But the city's Department of Education tweeted Thursday that the district would excuse absences for those participating in the climate strike, applauding students for their activism. .
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His productivity is even more important due to the continued absences of fellow forwards Kris Humphries (knee), Drew Gooden (calf) and Otto Porter Jr. (hip). 1.
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The report, which was released on Friday, focused almost exclusively on the abuse of department vehicles and did not examine Mr. Ponte's extended absences in detail.
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Changes in Cruz Despite his long forced absences due to injury Cruz has become a much better fighter than the first time he met Urijah Faber.
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By the numbers: Bilello said the rate of unscheduled absences Monday (7.6%) is more than double what they were on roughly the same day in 2012 (3.2%).
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According to tweets from TSA spokesperson Michael Bilello, Dulles International Airport had to consolidate some checkpoints, although at least some employee absences were due to a snowstorm.
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" Susan Sontag was "Fluent in the America of cities," and for Billie Holiday "Abuse and mother prostitution [was] difficult on the passenger railroads absences and leaving her.
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The research also suggests that up to 85 percent of cancer patients stop working while getting treatment, with absences that range from 45 days to six months.
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Aspects of this welfare state have long seemed unsustainable, with an ageing workforce and a recent rise in the number of sick-leave absences taken by employees.
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Twentieth Century Fox has made the decision to fire Queen biopic director Bryan Singer after "unexplained" absences and tensions on set, The Hollywood Reporter confirmed on Monday.
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But there are notable absences, including key Chinese diplomatic partners, such as Sri Lanka and Turkey, as well as the country's largest trading partner, the United States.
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Thunder 90, Spurs 87 Russell Westbrook had his seventh triple-double of the season, leading Oklahoma past a San Antonio team depleted by injuries and other absences.
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Some players—including Milos Raonic, a 27-year-old Canadian who is also on the comeback trail—attribute their absences to the excessive rigors of the schedule.
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The words "We are sorry", which he said a good deal, prefatory to adverse weather conditions, leaves on the line, staff absences and signal failures, were controversial.
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They could also help her simply by not showing up to the vote since absences could lower the majority threshold that she needs to hit to win.
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There are big reveals planned for this year's show, including new models and concepts from Mercedes-Benz, Ferrari, and Volkswagen, though there are conspicuous absences, as well.
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Due in part to those absences, 6-4 freshman guard Jaylen Forbes earned his first career start but was held scoreless, missing all four of his shots.
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But a character this dynamic or malign would upset the design of a novel that wants to ape Beckett by turning history into powerlessness, longueurs and absences.
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The physician was contacted by the school district after a spike in excused absences, but the doctor said he had never treated any of the named students.
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The worker absences are reportedly affecting New York's John F. Kennedy Airport, Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport and the Charlotte and Raleigh-Durham airports in North Carolina.
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Chris Christie (R) says he understands why his constituents might be "a little miffed" by his continued absences from the state while running a nationwide presidential campaign.
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It is not just the day-to-day absences of students that frustrate progress through the year, but also the changing composition of the class over all.
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The spike in absences comes as the partial government shutdown enters its 2628th day, meaning TSA agents have been working without pay for more than three weeks.
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Some airports experienced longer wait times at security checkpoints, and on Sunday, Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport closed one of its checkpoints because of excessive absences.
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Salah had had a decent job at the municipal tram repair shop, though he lost that due to absences caused by a spell in prison for theft.
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The agency said on Monday that unscheduled absences among U.S. airport security officers rose to a record 10 percent on Sunday, up from 7 percent on Saturday.
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The TSA has been calling in officers that usually help with staffing shortages during natural disasters to compensate for a rise in the absences of airport screeners.
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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA), the agency responsible for airport security screening, said unscheduled absences among its employees rose to 7.7 percent from 5.6 percent on Saturday.
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The National Treasury Employees Union on Tuesday said Internal Revenue Service (IRS) worker absences are expected to surge amid the partial government shutdown, The Washington Post reported.
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Students in New York City who walk out for remainder of the day also will be marked with unexcused absences, city public schools spokeswoman Miranda Barbot said.
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While there are some high-profile absences (Chrono Trigger, Ogre Battle, Super Mario All-Stars), what's here is more, much more than enough to justify the price.
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They're on pace for 49 wins and a top-six seed in the Western Conference despite extended absences from Conley, Randolph, and off-season acquisition Chandler Parsons.
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Native American advocates are raising concerns over some of the 2020 Democratic presidential contenders' commitment to their issues amid absences at a conference in Iowa next week.
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And while state laws can vary, school-aged kids who accrue more than a certain number of unexcused absences might fail to receive credit for their classes.
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Both absences are related to an investigation that ultimately found Meyer had mishandled the case of a former assistant coach accused of domestic violence and other misconduct.
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There were gifts — Oklahoma softball players brought Trump a personalized glove, and the Penn State women's rugby team arrived with a jersey — but also two notable absences.
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I worked very hard to recruit this employee, and I'd like him to succeed, so I have not shared the extent of his absences with our boss.
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The rate of unscheduled absences of airport screening agents dropped to 7.5 percent on Monday, down from 10 percent the day before, the Transportation Security Administration said.
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The pub chain, which has 45,000 employees, made the decision despite calls to treat coronavirus-related absences like sick leave or holidays, which would sanction immediate pay.
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In a letter to Speaker Paul D. Ryan, Mr. DeSantis cited his likely absences for the rest of the congressional term as a reason to step down.
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Injuries beyond the ongoing absences of Jusuf Nurkic and Zach Collins have been a factor, but no team, in truth, has fallen further short of expectations. 228.
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But at least one school district -- Richmond Public Schools -- had so many planned teacher absences that the district of 24,000 students had to close for the day.
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You mention extended absences, and the scare-quotes you put on "home-schooled" suggest you think no such schooling happened — that the student's parents are a mess.
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Kumar said India was considering a separate visit for EU nations, and put other absences down to the short notice given to embassies and other scheduling matters.
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He was second only to Thomas in targets per game, though, and in his absences no other Green Bay receiver stepped up to challenge his primacy. 13.
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By Monday, the number of unscheduled absences at the agency had doubled to 7.6 percent, compared with 3.2 percent for the same day the previous year. Rep.
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It's also a portfolio of absences—the absence of violence and discrimination in your life—that you can look the other way and avoid commenting on directly.
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Kelly Ripa did not show up for her TV show Wednesday ... and our ABC sources say this may just be the first in a string of absences.
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But midway through production he was fired by the film's studio, 20th Century Fox, for repeated absences which forced the studio to continually halt production of the film.
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According to the marshals, about 1,500 people in Houston have missed court appearances to address their outstanding federal student loans, and those absences have resulted in arrest warrants.
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For starters, it's not like these absences would leave only Happy Hogan behind to continue the fight with Thanos, or the supervillains sure to follow in his wake.
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Although the amendment was narrowly defeated, 2.43-22.4, Hartzler told CNN in a phone interview last week that several absences from Republican lawmakers could have tipped the scales.
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Although the amendment was narrowly defeated, 209-214, Hartzler told CNN in a phone interview last week that several absences from Republican lawmakers could have tipped the scales.
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Pilots union Vereinigung Cockpit (VC) said it was surprised by the absences and that it had not called on its members at Air Berlin to call in sick.
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These absences have allowed her to avoid any major gaffes or mishaps -- or taking a position one way or the other -- as hot-button issues have played out.
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Granted, the Trail Blazers benefited from the injury-induced absences of the Clippers' Blake Griffin and Chris Paul, but they still had to win high-pressure playoff games.
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"In reality, there is no policy or practice of granting hours credit for absences of any kind, except for military veterans as required by federal law," she said.
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She claimed in her lawsuit that she was fired in 2016 for "unexcused absences," as well as alleged misconduct and negligence, according to NBC News, citing the lawsuit.
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One longtime EPA employee, who wished to remain anonymous because they were not authorized to speak to the press, said there were two notable absences in Pruitt's speech.
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Neither made the All-Star team this year, but their absences owe more to the wealth of talent at their position than any indictment of their own flaws.
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His absences have been just long and just frequent enough, the tweaks to his character just pronounced enough, for the same Jericho to bring a wholly new experience.
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But Krowne, the father of four LAUSD students, said he's keeping his kids home -- even though the school district will not excuse students' absences due to the strike.
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With Corker's support, Senate Republicans likely have the votes needed to pass their tax bill next week even as they face potential absences from some members, including Sen.
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In one of my classes this week, a professor actually reminded us all about the attendance policy - three or more absences, and your final grade will be impacted.
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On Sunday, the rate of unscheduled absences for security screeners nationwide jumped to 10 percent, more than triple what it had been a year ago, the T.S.A. said.
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You might have thought you could skip church without anyone knowing, but churches are being marketed facial recognition systems that will make sure your absences are duly noted.
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Others are expecting increased student absences and are trying to anticipate how they would be able to compensate for missing days Other school systems are taking distinct approaches.
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MONDAY MORNING ABSENCES Godon increased working time at Plasti-Tremp to 39 hours a week from the 35 hours limit that, by law, applies to most French workers.
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House GOP leaders also faced challenges in getting enough Republican votes for that version, due to absences and GOP lawmakers seeking to get their priorities included in it.
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HBO is one of YouTube TV's most notable absences, but a new agreement between Google and WarnerMedia will bring the prestige network to Google's streaming TV subscription service.
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The report on Mr. Burton's death showed that three of his four professors, his adviser and the academic dean had exchanged emails about his frequent absences from classes.
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Mr. Ponte's absences coincided with a time of increasing violence at the Rikers Island jail complex and continuing reforms there that he was hired to put in place.
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Under the airline's strict attendance policy, flight attendants rack up disciplinary points each time they miss work, including for pregnancy-related absences like doctors' visits, with escalating penalties.
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Last week, Salcedo returned to Bolívar Square to unveil a public intervention, "Sumando Ausencias" (roughly translated as 'Adding Absences'), which responds to the halt in the peace agreements.
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Notable team absences include Italy, which had previously qualified for 14 consecutive tournaments, and the United States, which lost a qualifying game to Trinidad and Tobago last year.
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Australian Open 21 Not all of the tennis stars who were expected to return from long absences will be in Melbourne when the Australian Open begins on Monday.
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Researchers followed-up six months after the training with all the managers, analyzing changes in sickness absences among the 23,22 firefighters and station officers supervised by the study participants.
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Singer was fired from Bohemian Rhapsody two weeks before shooting wrapped for his alleged absences on set, was recently accused of raping a 17-year-old man in 2003.
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In their opening games in Rio, Spain lost narrowly to both Croatia and Brazil, a calamitous start that Scariolo attributed to a "terrible training camp" due to several absences.
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He probably won't notice the change to his total count, but my action will be felt in absences — pictures left unseen, moments in his life without me left unacknowledged.
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A Michigan mother who allowed her 6-year-old to amass 26 unexcused school absences spent five days in jail and has been placed on nine months of probation.
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But Adam doesn't shy away from referencing his father's frequent absences — the result of an impulse to make money while he could, knowing that acting careers don't always last.
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Singer's constant absences caused the studio to halt production until someone else could be found, and cinematographer Thomas Newton Sigel reportedly had to direct scenes while he was MIA.
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The research on cancer patients similarly suggests that up to 85 percent of them stop working while getting treatment, with absences that range from 153 days to six months.
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And there were a number of notable absences or missions from the list, probably from Democrats who would not have benefited from that stamp of approval from Barack Obama.
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Foregrounding the absences present in spaces where fictions are staged, these artists reveal the constructs and hierarchies of culture and the context in which fiction is created and consumed.
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The program allows absences of up to 180 days, or even longer for one of 16 specific reasons, such as military service, education or long-term health care needs.
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Absences by Transportation Security Administration (TSA) workers are spiking, creating long lines and delays at airports as the partial government shutdown grinds toward the end of a fourth week.
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"Petitioner's periods of unauthorized absences after reporting to the USS Butte were mitigated by the abuse, harassment, and assault he suffered," the board's letter said, according to the Post.
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The Royals have had their share of injuries this year, enduring the long-term absences of Mike Moustakas (who is out for the season), Lorenzo Cain, and Alex Gordon.
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Unless state policies shift in light of the outbreak, these kinds of absences will likely be counted as unexcused, said Dan Domenech, executive director of the School Superintendents Association.
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And so in trying to escape loss, I've found more, but in the absences here I'm learning to quiet my own presence, in order to preserve what life remains.
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Economists have warned that prolonged supply disruptions, a steep drop in nonessential consumer spending and work absences could severely restrict U.S. economic growth through the first half of 2020.
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This would add an enormous degree of convenience for employees while giving the employers a chance to avoid millions of dollars in losses from lost productivity or worker absences.
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The higher costs of business operations may lead to workers being provided fewer hours of work every week and could hurt their ability to negotiate unplanned absences for themselves.
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"Unauthorized absences have a disruptive effect, not only on the individual child but also on the work of other pupils," said Brenda Hale, deputy president of the Supreme Court.
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To deny you benefits, the employer generally will have to prove that you are guilty of misconduct (yelling at a subordinate, for example) or gross negligence (say, repeated absences).
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"There is no place you or I can go, to think about or not think about, to summon the presences of or recollect the absences of slaves," Morrison said.
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The Jazz have won four of their last five games despite some injury absences, and coach Quin Snyder is striving to see the hot play continue down the stretch.
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Days before the 2017 lawsuit was filed, Mr. Singer, who also directed "Superman Returns," was fired from "Bohemian Rhapsody" with two weeks of filming left for absences on set.
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As the retail job openings rate stays above the national average, Walmart has raised its minimum wage, expanded benefits and started to pay bonuses to workers who limit their absences.
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Panelo said it was "amusing that some quarters are making a big fuss" of Duterte's absences, noting that he had attended ASEAN meetings with leaders from China, Japan and Russia.
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After four months of deadly protests against the unpopular president, new company leadership is increasingly pressuring employees to attend Socialist Party rallies and at times asking for letters explaining absences.
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Swift and Smith's exclusions weren't oversights or proof that voters dislike Reputation or The Thrill of It All — the absences actually owe to the odd timeframe the awards operate under.
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His decline continued that year when a local TV station raised questions over his city council absences and cash gifts given to an 18-year-old male high school student.
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Osinbajo has been given full powers to act during Buhari's absences, in contrast to predecessor Goodluck Jonathan who only took over after Yar'Adua's death in 2010 ended the power vacuum.
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Previous studies on delayed school start times have shown benefits including longer sleep times, less daytime sleepiness, more participation in school and fewer absences and late arrivals, the researchers add.
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The couple's absences have allowed them to to avoid any major gaffes or mishaps -- or taking a position one way or the other -- as hot-button issues have played out.
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This personal origin story, which he recounts in a detailed exhibition essay, demonstrates one way absences make their presence felt long after the disappearance of the actual person or thing.
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Julian Smith, known as the government's chief whip, told some Conservative lawmakers to break a pairing arrangement with rival parties that ensures genuine absences do not skew votes in parliament.
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Absences by Transportation Security Administration (TSA) staff, who are among the 85033,000 federal workers who missed their first paycheck on Friday, caused headaches for travelers across the country on Monday.
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CAP's report said that 12.2 million people — the same number as 2017 — would have likely signed up for 2018 plans "in the absences of ACA sabotage" by the Trump administration.
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In addition to gender discrimination, her lawsuit accuses SkyWest of retaliating against her by giving her written reprimands for missing work -- absences she attributes to her anxiety over seeing him.
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The Transportation Security Administration said Monday that unscheduled absences rose to a record high of 10 percent one day earlier as the partial government shutdown reaches the one-month mark.
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But the airline's CEO Doug Parker said the carrier is concerned about travel disruptions the longer the shutdown goes on, particularly if absences of federal airport safety workers pick up.
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Bryant's absences have felt more significant to some people because, for them, Staples Center has primarily become a venue for them to honor his career and to pay their regards.
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Michael Green, a top Asia adviser to President George W. Bush whose advocacy of the "Indo-Pacific" terminology was adopted last year by Mr. Tillerson, said the absences were telling.
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Kevin Curry, chief revenue officer for ReedGroup, a U.S. technology firm that deals with leave of absences, said he had also seen companies rotating on "red shift/blue shift" schedules.
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He moonlights as an Uber driver and wants his wife to be able to drive their child to the doctor or anywhere else in an emergency, given his extended absences.
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Swift isn't the only musical artist to call in sick this year either, as other notable absences included Beyonce and her husband Jay-Z, Selena Gomez, Jennifer Lopez and Halsey.
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Here are four glaring absences from this year's campaign: Putin's program When the other seven candidates attempt to outdistance each other in vainly promoting their political agendas, Putin keeps calm.
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But also, your employer has the right to have an employee perform her job, and the consequences of unexplained or frequent absences might actually harm you as much as bias.
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Schools Find a New Way to Combat Student Absences: Washing Machines A number of schools have introduced laundry rooms to try to help low-income students make it to class.
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Wal-Mart had argued that it was lawful to discipline workers with unexcused absences to participate in the protests because the strikes constituted "intermittent work stoppages" not protected under labor law.
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And this year, because U.S government shutdown, some public-sector workers are being furloughed, unexcused absences in the transportation sector have skyrocketed, so this snowstorm really comes in an unwanted time.
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At a press conference on Saturday, the coaches for the Courage and Red Stars urged for more to be done about the long absences by some players in World Cup years.
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It might have been when the tech company where I worked first released its diversity numbers and I began to see the glaring absences when I looked up and around me.
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Under the state's new law, students can have up to five excused absences in a three-month period, which can now be either a sick day or a mental health day.
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Rossi, for example, gained international fame after the principal at his kid's school sent him a letter about the child's unexcused absences surrounding the 2015 Boston Marathon, in which Rossi ran.
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President Muhammadu Buhari's frequent medical absences, regularly delayed budgets and tardy cabinet appointments have all limited visibility on policy change and fed into ebbing confidence and lower economic growth, Stocker explained.
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The statement said that despite the high rate of unscheduled absences, wait times were "within normal TSA times" of 30 minutes in standard lanes and 10 minutes for TSA PreCheck flyers.
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Despite single-handedly transforming the Sixers into one of the more exciting teams in the NBA this season, Embiid's frequent absences can't be disregarded as simply an overly cautious front office.
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A volunteer raised his hand to ask how many pieces of legislation actually came before the delegates; he thought it would be more impressive to express Greason's absences as a percentage.
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It also disclosed a hiring freeze, a program of voluntary unpaid leaves of absences or a reduced schedule for US employees and a delay of scheduled pay raises for management employees.
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California law, at the time, distinguished between students with three unexcused absences ("truants") and those with five ("habitual truants"), with repercussions that included warnings, community service or suspension of driver's licenses.
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The significance of such absences escapes the book's editor, Laura Kuhn, who entered Cage's life only five years before his death and thus missed what happened in the first 75 years.
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But Smith argues that the various injury absences of Cameron (who has missed nine league games) and the club captain Ryan Shawcross (eight) largely account for Stoke's woes at the back.
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He appears to have made up a job offer from a competitor to finagle a promotion at work, and he covered his frequent absences with stories about his fictitious brain cancer.
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For years, he was so confident of his safety — and his potency — that he took monthlong vacations away from Zimbabwe after Christmas, never facing any threat during his long, predictable absences.
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From afar, the Giants monitored Minnesota's offensive unrest — Thielen expressed frustration, Stefon Diggs was fined $200,000 for unexcused absences from practices and meetings and Cousins apologized for not involving Thielen more.
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Jai's sister, a talented sprinter who sees winning a championship as her way of escaping the slum, covers for her little brother's unexplained absences as he tries to locate the abductors.
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More obviously, a regular guest host during Mr. Esiason's frequent absences is the early Trump supporter Chris Christie, the New Jersey governor whose term, and possibly political career, ends in January.
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Washington overcame the absences of seven injured players, including two-time All-Star shooting guard Bradley Beal (sore right knee), who leads the team in scoring (27.8 points) and assists (6.7).
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Transportation Security Administration said Monday that unscheduled absences among the more than 50,000 U.S. airport security officers rose to 10 percent on Sunday as the government shutdown continues.
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The current study offers fresh evidence that mental illness can also limit school performance and success in life, said lead study author Katie Finning of the University of Exeter Medical School in the UK. "We were surprised to find evidence that anxiety is associated with unexcused absences, or truancy, which is often assumed to be related to behavioral difficulties rather than emotional difficulties like anxiety or depression, as well as authorized absences," Finning said by email.
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Within two years of joining, though, my own occasional absences from the social media platform (once known as a micro-blogging platform) have led co-workers to question my health and safety.
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In addition, the group recommended investors vote against the re-election of six board members, in four cases because they missed board meetings without the company giving a reason for the absences.
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The Ducks&apos normally high-powered offense has struggled with absences of Getzlaf and power-play quarterback Cam Fowler, who is expected to miss three to seven weeks with a knee injury.
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"People's interest in this game (and their ability to work on it) comes and goes, and long absences are routine for veteran developers," texture artist Vivian "toaster" Grannell told Gizmodo via email.
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Employees at the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), who run airport security checks, on January 16th reported unscheduled absences at a national rate of 6.1%, higher than the 3.7% rate a year earlier.
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Comic fans have always accepted T'Challa's serial absences from Wakanda as a consequence of the narrative logic of the Marvel universe, which locates all its heroes in and around New York City.
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ABOUT THE WIZARDS (19-19): While the dominance underneath was impressive, given the absences of Gortat and Porter, the biggest development in the win at Indiana was the play of Bradley Beal.
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Twenty-four schools in the city of Detroit were closed on Tuesday, a result of a "high number of teacher absences," according to an alert sent to parents by the school system.
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Utah, which is trying to secure a playoff appearance for the first time since 2012, couldn't take advantage of the key Clippers' absences thanks to a gutsy performance by the undermanned visitors.
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In 2016, golf and rugby (in the form of sevens) both rejoined the games after long absences; the sports are far more lucrative than squash, boosting the commercial value of the Olympics.
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But Hempel prefers to focus on the aftermath of catastrophes rather than the catastrophes themselves, on the absences and silences they create as well as the details through which we see them.
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The House will postpone voting on bills slated for Monday due to the large number of absences as a result of Hurricane Irma, which made landfall in the Florida Keys earlier Sunday.
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This is Robert's first time in prison, but his background—having attended boarding school from the age of 12—seems to have prepared him for periods of enforced absences from loved ones.
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These absences matter because they lie at the heart of why for so many people, especially Britain's youth, the social compact upon which pre-2008 politics was based has crumbled beyond repair.
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"However, I have heard from superintendents, school board members, teachers, parents, and students that it has now become impossible to functionally operate schools due to workforce issues and student absences," she said.
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Both he and the man once picked to consistently rival him, Andy Murray, have suffered from extended injury absences, and Murray hasn't played a Grand Slam this year with continued hip problems.
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Paired voting, which is already permitted under House rules, allows for informal agreements between members of opposite parties to both abstain from a given vote and effectively cancel out each other's absences.
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K.'' If it weren't for my father's age (he's 63), or for his eventual return, I would be tempted to call his unexplained absences by a name popular among young people: ghosting.
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His death doesn't affect Katya much — "I was used to his absences, and his being dead didn't differ that much from his being away" — but her mother's halfhearted presence is deeply damaging.
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The Pacers won 104-99 at Minnesota on Wednesday in a game Towns missed with an illness to continue a string of 15 straight absences after earlier having sustained a knee injury.
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The Pacers won 104-99 at Minnesota on Wednesday in a game Towns missed with an illness to continue a string of 153 straight absences after earlier having suffered a knee injury.
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They became companions and remained so until his death, although he'd never been aware of the love affair that had been conducted for so long during his daily absences from the house.
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"The hospital wasn't happy about her absences," Dr. Sheckter said, but the family lived in a remote rural area in the Sierra Valley of California, and it was hard to find help.
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She had missed arguments in the meantime, in her first absences since she joined the court in 1993, but had continued to participate in the court's decisions by reading briefs and transcripts.
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Washington overcame the absences of seven injured players, most notably two-time All-Star shooting guard Bradley Beal (sore right knee), who leads the team in scoring (27.8 points) and assists (6.7).
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According to TSA, unscheduled absences of TSA agents reached 9353 percent on January 14 and 6.1 percent on the 15th, significantly higher than what they were on these same days last year.
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Pesiri-Dybvik emphasized that these absences showed just how much the shutdown was hurting air traffic controllers overall, noting that it was not a testament to their dedication to the work itself.
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Increased absences of Transportation Security Administration officers, who were told to work despite not receiving regular pay, led to a spike in waits at some of the country's biggest airports throughout the month.
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Instead of merely pointing to the absences in the Whitney's canon, the counter-exhibition allowed for a visibility of blackness and black art history, literally showing the whiteness of the Whitney by comparison.
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On the other hand, bans in international play can lead to prolonged absences across several months, removing players from crucial games, and Messi is one of the highest-selling attractions in international football.
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"You and your representatives have told us that your various late arrivals and absences from the set have been the result of illness; today we were told it was 'heat exhaustion,'" he wrote.
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A recent experimental approach, in which cashiers in French grocers' shops were randomly assigned to more- or less-biased managers, saw greater absences and more sluggish scanning when working under the unfair bosses.
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In fact, some husbands resented their wives' Klan activities and absences from home, and some opponents taunted Klansmen with the charge that they were not man enough to keep their wives at home.
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It's hard to plan around sick leave absences as most employees will not give you the FYI, I'm going to be sick this Friday afternoon to attend my son's school party heads up.
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On Wednesday, the National Air Traffic Controllers Association, the union representing air traffic controllers, issued a statement that warned a continued shutdown could jeopardize air safety because of the understaffing caused by absences.
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But given the length of Mr Woods's decline phase and absences from the game, the weight EAGLE puts on scores from the last time he won a tournament in 2013 rounds to zero.
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Last year's royal ranks were marked by several unexpected and notable absences, including Princess Charlene, who stayed home at the last moment to care for her then-4-month-old daughter Princess Gabriella.
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Wright has missed 12 of the Mets' 49 games this season, though his first 10 absences were due to the maintenance program for the spinal stenosis with which he was diagnosed last season.
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One of the most prominent absences on the floor this week will be that of Paige Patterson, the onetime SBC president and, until recently, president of the highly influential Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.
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Despite an attendance track record Shaun describes as "exemplary" (before his diagnosis he hadn't taken sick leave since 2009), his employer began tracking his absences on a spreadsheet stored on the company server.
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Sacramento had beaten the Warriors in their last meeting, taking advantage of the absences of Durant (sprained ankle) and Curry (bruised hand) to record a 212-23 win at Golden State in November.
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"Because she lied to get her absences excused, we didn't get to have those mental health conversations that could have saved her life," said Roxanne, who now manages a local suicide prevention program.
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Marshall, Decker and Mangold were not present Wednesday for a second consecutive day, inviting speculation that they were staying away as a sign of solidarity with Fitzpatrick, but Bowles played down their absences.
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House leaders said that despite the threat of Hurricane Florence and the absences of a handful of members who represent states impacted by the storm, they are pushing ahead with votes this week.
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The president's latest stabs at a show of unity with Fauci come after a series of interviews, news reports and conspicuous absences have hinted at heightened frustration with the career public health official.
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At the same time, after his long absences from the game and a looming threat that he might never return, a more sentimental bond seems to have grown between Woods and his galleries.
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Like them, she sees, or creates through metaphor, correspondences across disparate fields, frames of reference, states of being — between cosmos and mind, or astronomy and history, black holes and the absences in stories.
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Staying healthy became a challenge, however, and his popularity lessened some in a state usually fiercely proud of homegrown players because of the size of his contract and the amount of his absences.
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He's an erratic, inconstant presence in their lives — he's never even been to Stars Hollow before this episode — but when he's there, he charms them both into almost forgetting all about his absences.
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The unplanned absences have forced the railroad to abruptly cancel 20 or more trains a day in the last few weeks, frustrating commuters who depend on them to get to and from work.
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There will be some notable absences at Melbourne Park over the next two weeks: Bianca Andreescu, the 19-year-old sensation, and the former No. 1593 Andy Murray were both sidelined by injuries.
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Some students who would have wanted to attend could not, she said, because Friday is a class day and the university would not excuse absences from classes or labs to attend the march.
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Several colleges -- from Yale to Tulane to UCLA -- have already come out and told prospective students that unexcused absences or other consequences resulting from the walkout won't affect their admission into the schools.
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The Australian Open has been hit hard by absences with Andy Murray, Serena Williams and Kei Nishikori among those to have withdrawn, while Nadal and Novak Djokovic have also been struggling with injuries.
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Now, Mr. Christie has returned to New Jersey a lame duck in his last year to discover voters angry over his absences and a Legislature suddenly unwilling to go along with his agenda.
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But the team has an uncanny knack for minimizing absences, whether it is Gronkowski's or those of the Pro Bowl linebackers Chandler Jones and Jamie Collins, both dumped within the last 10 months.
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While many companies that already employ such programs have noted that it increases employee retention, covering potential worker absences would be an additional cost when workers take leave, writes Harry Holzer for Brookings.
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On Wednesday, T.S.A. reported its national rate of unscheduled absences was 6.1 percent, up from 3.7 percent a year ago, but not high enough to significantly worsen wait times in most major airports.
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But disruptions could come in subtler forms of protest such as more absences, which could cause longer lines at airports, said Jeffrey Price, a professor of aviation security at Metropolitan State University of Denver.
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The office of the Architect of the Capitol, which oversees and contracts with thousands of Capitol support staff, did not respond to an inquiry about whether any preparations were underway or absences were anticipated.
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By operating inside delays, silent pauses, sensory impairments, and omissions, these artists examine the shape and weigh the force of these gaps, not only as absences but also as sources of knowledge in themselves.
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To be a part of On-track, students must have a GPA higher than 2.0, fewer than four absences, no F's on their report and they must earn all their credits for the semester.
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And so to avoid receiving an "occurrence," as the company calls unapproved absences, contractors who have exhausted their break time come to work sick — and occasionally vomit in trash cans on the production floor.
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With people returning after long absences - as in Sri Lanka - there can be difficulties with proving ownership, military control, occupation by others, and re-zoning, said Menique Amarasinghe, head of UNHCR's Sri Lanka office.
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Although he only competed once at the quadrennial gathering of mainly former British colonies, Bolt said there had always been a reason for his absences and he viewed it as a "very important" event.
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Colorado faces the extended absences of the top forwards Mikko Rantanen and Gabriel Landeskog, and St. Louis will be without its leading scorer, Vladimir Tarasenko, for five months after he recently had shoulder surgery.
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The sacrifices moms make in order to feed their children can be devastating not just to her, but the whole family – illness, stress, workplace absences and decreased productivity are just a few side effects.
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"This morning, TSA experienced a national rate of 7.6 percent unscheduled absences compared to a 21625 percent rate one year ago, Monday, January 2900, 220006," Michael Bilello, TSA's assistant administrator for public affairs, tweeted.
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Across the country, rogue local school officials have teased a hardline approach for those who ultimately take part in the walkout, with threats ranging from students being slapped with unexcused absences to undisclosed disciplinary.
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Republicans on a House Natural Resources Committee subpanel successfully managed on Tuesday to force a motion to adjourn at the start of a hearing on climate change due to the number of Democratic absences.
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The Cardinals rolled despite the absences of Coach Jeff Walz — who sat out a one-game suspension for a profane sideline tirade during last year's Final Four — and the injured point guard Arica Carter.
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But the governor will face questions about whether it would require a tax increase; how the program could stay solvent if there were a recession; and how businesses would cope with employees' long absences.
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But in mid-January, more than 21.5 teacher absences forced the district to shut down 0003 of Detroit's 2000 public school buildings, leaving the majority of the roughly 2150,226 enrolled students without a classroom.
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In Moraine, workers complain of a strict attendance policy that punishes them for absences with legitimate explanations, like having a sick child, and of being criticized or disciplined by managers for offering constructive input.
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The increased frequency of absences to attend to personal issues (such as individual healthcare or childcare amidst school closings) likewise presents a major challenge to fulfillment of contracts and other business obligations for startups.
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He said his son went to school the day after the family returned to the US, despite the man's request to allow his son to stay home and for his absences to be excused.
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Despite the absences, "USATF looks forward to having the world's best national track & field championship next week in Des Moines, and to fielding the top team for the World Cup," spokeswoman Jill Geer said.
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This year, it has been unable to fill more than a dozen sponsorship positions, with the most glaring absences in the lower tier of "regional supporters," whose rights are limited to the Russian market.
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Shapland's nonfiction debut isn't a biography of McCullers, with whom she feels a powerful kinship, though it fills in key absences in the record left by McCullers's biographers, who downplayed her affairs with women.
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The trick would be to find tools that could demystify money, that could make us comfortable with and around its presences and absences, that could allow us to talk about it openly and fearlessly.
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Here are a few notable absences: Mueller and 'the memo' We've either found the limits of Trumpian norm-smashing or just witnessed the handiwork of a convincing lawyer armed with an expensive red pen.
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His exit comes as the White House is girding itself for a string of departures around the one-year mark of Trump's presidency, which is expected to leave key absences across the West Wing.
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Girls were significantly more likely than boys to be harassed, girls' harassment tended to be more physical and intrusive, and girls reported more longer-term consequences, like trouble sleeping and increased absences from school.
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Sanders is alone in the 2016 field when it comes to pouring so many resources into winning the college vote, though senior campaign adviser Tad Devine downplayed the significance of the spring break absences.
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Even though I know that a reasonable reaction to my absences is to stop inviting me over time, watching their emoji-coded highlight reels in a financial transaction app was a special kind of misery.
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While schools have every right to discipline protesting students for unexcused absences consistent with school policy, they might see value in encouraging civic engagement or political debate among students and choose not to punish them.
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Until this year, she was enrolled at Carondelet High School, an all-girls Catholic school, but, after absences piled up and her performance on the course suffered, she withdrew and began a home study program.
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Christie, who was criticized for his long absences from the state during his failed bid for the Republican presidential nomination, said he had worked directly with all parties in the negotiations to expedite the settlement.
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The rise in teacher absences (the average St. Paul teacher asked for a substitute instructor 13 times last year) may be correlated to the availability of temporary substitutes, but other factors are being debated (St.
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The law will allow for excused school absences due to mental or behavioral health and is widely believed to be one of the first of its kind in the country, according to The Associated Press.
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The percentage of TSA absences increased to 28503 percent on Monday, which is two times higher than the 22019 percent rate from the same time last year and 50 percent higher than last week's rate.
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But it's not the absences I notice most; it's the sense of fullness imbued in each object I've chosen to keep, objects I hadn't fully appreciated until I undertook Kondo's project to face each individually.
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Exceptions are made only for medical absences supported by a doctor's note, which for many students could only be obtained by visiting the on-campus health center, the very place we've been asked to avoid.
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Some agencies have been reporting abnormally high numbers of unscheduled absences, as workers call out sick to take on side jobs to make enough money to pay their bills and buy food for their families.
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The possibility that the dead, whose absences are so painful and hard to understand, are still among us, and may still want something from us: this is the seat of horror, but also of fantasy.
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After World War II came the introduction of the Uniform Code of Military Justice, which offered a road map to charging soldiers with offenses that were easier to prove, like those related to unauthorized absences.
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"Anytime there are extreme events or natural disasters, we closely monitor what's happening in our communities, and adjust business operations and policies, such as waiving absences, as appropriate — the coronavirus is no different," she said.
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But on March 20, 2014, a chain of events led her elementary school to report her missing after a social worker noticed an extensive list of school absences and couldn't locate her at the shelter.
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A pregnant Labour lawmaker even delayed giving birth to appear for a pivotal vote in a wheelchair, suspicious that her pro-Brexit adversaries would not honor the usual system of taking medical absences into account.
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President Trump told reporters Sunday he and first lady Melania Trump would be visiting the area "very soon" The House announced it would postpone votes Monday due to a large number absences because of Irma.
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"Due to the large number of absences as a result of Hurricane Irma, no votes are expected in the House tomorrow, Monday, September 11th," House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) said in a statement.
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It is imperative to parse the difference between forms of anonymity often germane to a discipline as team-based as design and the engineered absences that, if left as they are, only weaken design's canons.
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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA), responsible for airport security screening, said its rate of unscheduled absences rose to 5.6 percent on Saturday from 3.3 percent a year ago but that security standards have not been compromised.
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Launched in 2015, PayFit aims to tackle the everyday stress surrounding payroll management solutions, with it currently offering a service that helps small and medium-sized enterprises manage payroll, absences, expense reports, time off, and more.
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Chronic physical problems like asthma and diabetes have long been linked to an increased risk of school absences, poor grades and test scores, and lower odds of obtaining a college degree or a high-paying job.
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Reading into the absences, you could make out a finish line, a point at which you were no longer expected to perform what sometimes feels like a woman's major duty in life — looking good for men.
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The absences that follow such exits reverberate throughout "The Long Christmas Dinner," Wilder's exquisite wisp of a play, which traces 90 years in the life of a family, the Bayards, over a succession of holiday meals.
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Her 16-year old daughter Shelby (Jade Pettyjohn) resents Erin's absences (both physical and mental), and gets back at her mom by getting drunk at underground clubs and shacking up with a scumbag in his 20s.
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Mr. Bevin has insulted women, people of color, L.G.B.T.Q. Kentuckians, the poor and most infamously, teachers protesting his pension cuts, accusing them of aiding in the sexual assault of children by their absences from the classroom.
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Celeste Fernandez Busser, a senior media strategist at the National Education Association — a labor union that represents U.S. public schoolteachers — said that the organization does not have a position on these kinds of absences right now.
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Here, the choice to not represent the victims directly feels apt: the goal is not to compel us to shield our eyes, but to get us to notice the absences and hear the overwhelming silence. BASTA!
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Moreover, increased frequency of absences can be accompanied by heightened utilization of benefits (such as healthcare, sick leave, or family leave) in a short period, which startups may or may not have sufficient liquidity to support.
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Some critics of the city's decision to allow excused absences for the protests — which it granted last year for students who participated in gun control protests in the wake of the school shooting in Parkland, Fla.
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More than a dozen schools in the state's 14th largest district reported increased absences "due to illness and several incidences of vomiting in public areas of the schools," according to the Mesa County Public Health Department.
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While the progressive group MoveOn called on Democratic candidates to boycott the conference and several are not attending this year, the absences in most cases were not intended to make a statement, according to campaign sources.
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In contrast, Robbins embraced a philosophy of limits and absences: the holes that climbers didn't drill into the stone; the traces they didn't leave behind; the quiet spaces of the mind they explored in airy solitude.
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Now, in "Ghosts of the Tsunami," Lloyd Parry has opened out his celebrated essay to offer an eerie, brushstroked evocation of a whole realm of remote villages struggling to find order in a world of absences.
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The tension in this shutdown was evident in the internal finger-pointing that broke out among Republicans as workers missed two paychecks and airports began to struggle with the absences of security workers and flight controllers.
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However, her administration has struggled in recent months to contain multiple scandals in the Washington public school system, including the revelation that chronic student absences were ignored or covered up in order to maintain high graduation rates.
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Osinbajo, a 60-year-old law professor, served as acting president during Buhari's absences, succeeding in calming tensions in the oil-producing Delta region and pushing small steps to improve the business climate, including foreign currency reforms.
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Even so, the results suggest that at least some absences attributed to misbehavior might be due to anxiety, said Bonnie Leadbeater, a psychology researcher at the University of Victoria in Canada who wasn't involved in the study.
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Sen. Kamala Harris expressed regret that some California district attorneys "criminalized" the parents of children who had too many consecutive, unexcused school absences, under a controversial 2011 law she helped move forward as the state's top prosecutor.
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And while the mix of games covers a wide gamut, some have criticized a few notable absences and others have pointed out that games from the PS One era aren't really worthy of "classic" status just yet.
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At my most recent job as a substance abuse counselor at a treatment center, I was fired for excessive absences; my drinking and drug use meant that I was calling in sick at least once a week.
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The outcomes of these programs, obviously, can vary, but research from Harvard University found in 2010 each dollar spent on wellness programs is correlated to a six dollar drop in medical expenses and absences to the employer.
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Duckworth – who has faced criticism for absences from the campaign trail – finally gets around to courting voters outside of her suburban Chicago district, she'll come face to face with Downstate voters who supported Bernie Sanders in droves.
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One regional TSA manager told screeners at Palm Springs International Airport, a small airport in California, that excessive absences have "adversely impacted security operations" at the airport, and warned of "disciplinary action" for employees who miss work.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Unscheduled absences among federal airport security screeners jumped on Sunday, forcing a checkpoint and ticket counter to close in Houston, as a partial government shutdown that has frozen pay checks moved into its 23rd day.
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Washington (CNN)Excessive absences by TSA officers currently working without pay have "adversely impacted security operations" at a southern California airport, a high-ranking Transportation Security Administration official wrote Monday in an internal email obtained by CNN.
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Pressure is mounting on the government to formally shut schools as many across Britain struggle to stay open, with some forced to partially or fully close due to rising staff and student absences due to the virus.
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Washington Dulles International on Monday became the latest airport to close screening lanes because of absences by unpaid TSA agents, adding to a pileup as the 24-day-old government shutdown strains air travel across the country.
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Ahead of the strike, parents in the nation's largest school district struggled with how to email their children's schools asking for excused absences, while teachers were left unsure of how to approach the subject, the Times reports.
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Warriors coach Steve Kerr responded to the absences with his 10th different starting line-up of the playoffs but the team's defense suffered as the Raptors shot 52 percent from the field and 45 percent from deep.
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After reviewing the studies, the researchers found that, even in children with a few infections, their throat infections, health care utilization and school absences improved in the first year after surgery versus those who did not undergo surgery.
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But 2018 also saw strong projects from relative newcomers, and a couple of absences, including Nonny de la Peña, who created the first Sundance-selected VR piece and has been featured at the festival multiple times since then.
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Nearly three-quarters of employers reported higher rates of unplanned absences on Mondays, Fridays, before public holidays, or before sporting or national events during the summer, according to a survey in the Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM).
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The difficulty of covering for such long absences, and the fear that the occasional unsackable mother will slack when she returns to work, may put firms off hiring or promoting young women, even though such discrimination is illegal.
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Many Republicans who are leaving the House of Representatives in the new year have come down with senioritis, and their absences may mean that a spending bill will have to attract more Democratic support in the lower chamber.
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The aviation industry had been among the most vocal against the 35-day shutdown, the longest ever, as passengers faced long lines at some of the country's busiest airports due to absences of unpaid Transportation Security Administration screeners.
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"Offering employees a designated time to take care of personal responsibilities alleviates worker stress, allows them to focus their attention on key projects while in the office and also leads to a decrease in unplanned absences," says McDonald.
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The country's culture ministry, which oversees sports, said in a December audit report that the KEF signed fake documents provided by Chung to excuse her absences from high school and gain credit for volunteer activities she never did.
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In Pakistan, "bailable arrest warrants" often act as a warning to deter absences from court, but a judge can later issue non-bailable warrants that are more serious and could see Sharif arrested when he returns to Pakistan.
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A Better Balance interviewed and surveyed more than 1,000 Walmart workers about the company's absence control program—which awards disciplinary "points" for absences regardless of reason—and found the retail giant to be in violation of multiple laws.
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The D500 was released earlier this summer, but Snapbridge only works with about a dozen Android phones (with some obvious absences like Samsung's S7 and S7 Edge), and an iOS version of the app has still not shipped.
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Head coach Dan Quinn called Jones day-to-day, and of more concern are the potential absences against the New Orleans Saints of running back Devonta Freeman (knee) and defensive ends Takk McKinley and Derrick Shelby (groin injuries).
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" Vollmer, who also qualified to swim a relay in Rio, said she steeled herself for leaving her son by scouring what she described as "mom blogs" about "how you go away and how you deal with these absences.
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"They also might unintentionally leak the information to your supervisor, which could explain your lack of productivity and absences, resulting in a poor reference or an invitation to pick up your paycheck earlier than you expected," she says.
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The lack of marquee matchups and the absences of stars like Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson are to blame, said Artie Bulgrin, senior vice president for global research and analytics at ESPN.
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The rules provide an extensive list of options, such as counseling, deadline extensions, changes in class schedules, campus escort services, mutual restrictions on contact between the parties, changes in housing, leaves of absences or increased security and monitoring.
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Before coming to Ottawa -- where she maintained a low profile and clocked excessive absences from the country -- Craft served as a trustee at the University of Kentucky and has previously identified herself as a philanthropist, consultant and homemaker.
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In a memoir, "Daughter of Empire: Life as a Mountbatten" (19793), her sister described a life of parental absences in the care of nannies and governesses as their parents devoted their time to separate lives and separate loves.
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But since they can't legally block them from evading votes, the Democrats are introducing a measure that would require them to pay fines or expenses for unexcused absences out of their own pocket rather than using campaign funds.
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Between his sycophancy, which moved George Will to say that Pence could be "America's most repulsive figure," and his widely noted absences, Pence has established a record that would make him blameless but also acceptable as a successor.
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But just as notable were the absences, not only of Iran itself — which called the meeting a "desperate circus" — but of the Palestinians, who refused to attend over what they regard as U.S. bias against them under Trump.
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CAMP PENDLETON, California (Reuters) - When Matt Limon enlisted in the U.S. Marines, he and wife Sharon were prepared to make sacrifices for their country: faraway deployments, long absences and frequent moves for a family with two young children.
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Hundreds of TSA agents have called in sick to at least four major airports after being forced to work without pay, and the Miami airport was forced to close one terminal early for 3 days due to TSA absences.
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Although the NBA will surely be worse off in the 2019-20 season because of the absences of Mr Durant and Mr Thompson, it is probably good for the league that the Warriors' era is drawing to a close.
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Severe asthma attacks and breathing problems are associated with an increased risk of health problems like obesity as well as academic challenges like chronic absences from school and cognitive impairments that can lead to lower grades and test scores.
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Just days after the Springers picked up prom tickets for their son and his date, they received a call from a teacher who said that district policy would not allow Jared to attend the dance due to his absences.
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Workers on average earned wages between 2000 to 3000 RMB ($312.12 to $468.19), significantly less than Hengyang's monthly average wage of 4,647 RMB ($725.22), but often had their overtime hours as punishment for taking leave or having unexcused absences.
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" Despite some lingering resentments about her father's absences during her childhood, Rosanne says in the docu-series that they were healed after her father asked her to join him on stage one night to sing "I Still Miss Someone.
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The United States Open, already stung by the absences of several marquee players, lost another on Saturday when Andy Murray, the three-time Grand Slam champion and the No. 2 men's seed, withdrew because of a lingering hip injury.
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A good story is a high-wire act that uses angle of vision, voice and plot to produce a work that somehow, against all odds, radiates meaning at all levels — in the sentences, the structure and in the absences.
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Defensemen Jan Rutta and Cody Franson are both ready to return from injuries, but Jordan Oesterle and Michal Kempny have played so well in their absences that Quenneville plans to keep the youngsters in the lineup for Thursday's game.
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Unlike in the House, where Republicans could pass the bill with GOP votes alone, McConnell needs Democrats to pass the bill out of the Senate -- as many as more than a dozen depending on GOP no votes or absences.
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"Due to excessive unscheduled absences recently experienced at PSP (Palm Springs International airport) that has adversely impacted security operations, if you have an unscheduled absence, you will NOT be placed in an intermittent furlough status," Elam wrote, according to CNN.
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The only two other men who have sizableth speaking parts are Claudius (Clive Owen, phoning in his Jeremy Irons impression) and Laertes (Tom Felton), the latter of which barely occupies the role of Ophelia's brother between long absences from the story.
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Eighty-three Detroit public schools -- or roughly 80% of those in the system -- were closed Wednesday because of "high teacher absences," the latest instance of teachers and staff calling in sick to call attention to what they see as inadequate funding.
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Her mother's mental and often-physical absences had resulted in her being, as a child, underfed: As an adult she remained haunted by hunger and by the knowledge that if she ever started to eat, she wouldn't be able to stop.
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It's one of the reasons the question of her absences from Ottawa was so important — because there's a lot Craft has to do, and it's going to be much harder given that the UN post has been vacant for so long.
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The Children's Health Study, which has been following more than 11,163 southern California schoolchildren since 1992, found living in areas with higher air pollution caused measurable lung damage, increased risk for asthma, higher levels of respiratory infections and more school absences.
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Federer's bid for a 20th grand slam title will be aided by the absences of Andy Murray and Kei Nishikori, as well as lingering injuries to top players who are still expected to play like Rafa Nadal and Stan Wawrinka.
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During an interview, Ms. Martin said that her children — ages 10 to 16 when she was last arrested — had all once excelled in school, but that they had lost their ability to focus during her absences after the shoplifting arrests.
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Or she was aware of a disdain that refused even to see them, as if they were only absences cut out against the air—which was pungent with heat, meat, garlic, wine, car exhaust, an undertow of rot from the river.
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In the aftermath of a bloody weekend attack carried out by young men, several from prosperous families, the prime minister renewed official entreaties to parents and school administrators to inform the authorities about unexplained and prolonged absences by young men.
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" While Bilello attributed the issue at Dulles in another tweet to snowfall in the Washington area, he said on Monday morning, "TSA experienced a national rate of 7.6 percent unscheduled absences compared to a 3.2 percent rate one year ago.
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ET, NESN (Boston), Sportsnet, NBCSN Philadelphia ABOUT THE BRUINS (221-23-210): While Marchand and fellow forward David Backes returned from multi-game absences on Wednesday, Boston could see a few more familiar faces back in the lineup for Saturday's matinee.
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Facing unexcused absences In contrast to the March 14 national walkout -- in which students generally walked out for 17 minutes, one minute for each person killed at Stoneman Douglas -- many planned to walk out for the rest of Friday's classes.
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Representative Bennie Thompson, a Democrat, also asked the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) for the exact number of employees who are calling in sick and if the agency has a contingency plan for future mass absences or resignations of its screeners.
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Already, several airports throughout the country have had to close screening lanes because of TSA absences, adding to the crunch on the aviation industry, which is expected to face a post-shutdown training backlog for air traffic controllers and pilots.
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Conspicuous by their absences from the first page of the leader board were Rickie Fowler and Jordan Spieth, who teed off Sunday directly ahead of Garcia and Rose in a pairing that failed to live up to its advance billing.
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In France, excitement has been mounting as the absences of last year's runner-up Tom Dumoulin and Froome increase the chances of the French celebrating a first local champion since Bernard Hinault won the last of his five titles in 1985.
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Unlike Transportation Security Administration agents and air traffic controllers, Border Patrol agents didn't have high levels of absences during the shutdown, but they were still attempting to learn a new medical protocol while dealing with the stress of working without pay.
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The total training cost was about AUD$113,017 (about $946 in 2014) per manager, and based on the firefighters' hourly wage, researchers calculated the reduction in work-related sickness absences associated with training had saved AUD$10,152 ($9,441) in costs per manager.
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When Menendez pointed out that her absences continued well after the talks were concluded -- with Craft spending an average of 20 days a month outside Canada in the eight months since negotiations ended -- Craft said other conversations were required to iron out issues.
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Several related to the absences of things: no evidence of forcible entry to the home; no indication anything was stolen (six folds of cash totaling $950 were found on a night stand); no one having noticed any suspects departing the house or neighborhood.
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Bryan Singer, who has faced — and denied — sexual misconduct allegations, still has the sole director credit for next month's Bohemian Rhapsody, despite having been fired and replaced after halting production with his repeated absences and reportedly heated arguments with star Rami Malek.
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Teachers walked out in 2018 over budget cuts and proposed changes to teacher pensions, and were infuriated by comments he made about the walkout, including calling protesting teachers "selfish" and "ignorant" and attributing child abuse to absences caused by classes being canceled.
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Ferris may have inspired a new generation of students in coming up with creative excuses for absences, but he also honored the tradition — or rite of passage — known as "senioritis," in which students blow off their final weeks or months before graduation.
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For a certain kind of New Yorker, whose Manhattan-centrism comes with the expectation that the Big Apple should naturally be a magnet for the best of everything, the long absences of Nina Stemme, the great Swedish dramatic soprano, were somewhat puzzling.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Transportation Security Administration, where employees are going unpaid amid a partial government shutdown, said on Monday that unscheduled absences among U.S. airport security officers rose to a record 10 percent on Sunday as the shutdown reached its 31st day.
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Her husband's tirades, his frequent absences and threats to leave, had led inexorably to the day when she tailed him through the streets of Toronto and caught him picking up an interior designer for what appeared to be a romantic ski getaway.
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Time in prison not only means a loss of freedom, but it also means a loss of earnings, risks to the health and safety of the incarcerated, and prolonged absences from family that can strain marriages and increase behavioral problems in children.
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Blanc conceded that he was surprised by City's rugged defense and admitted he would rue his decision to use several different formations, some of them unfamiliar, in an attempt to make up for the absences of playmakers such as the injured Marco Verratti.
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In practical terms, Tara and Heath's absences are a result of Masterson taking a break from The Walking Dead after having a baby, and Corey Hawkins, who plays Heath, stepping away to play the lead role in Fox's new reboot of 24.
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Agency officials told The Associated Press that 85033 percent of its workforce called out sick or otherwise missed work on Wednesday, down from 7.7 percent on Sunday but still more than double the rate of reported absences from the same time last year.
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When Menendez pointed out that her absences continued well after the talks had concluded -- with Craft spending an average of 20 days a month outside Canada in the eight months since negotiations ended -- she said other conversations were required to iron out issues.
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The point of the exercise—immensely pleasing to the neo-Marxist Slavoj Zizek, who calls it "a miracle"—is that it opens up the play's "absences," telling the human tales of all the little people whose fate Shakespeare leaves out of his tragedy.
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The recent media fawning over Toronto's 15-4 start, furthermore, stems as much from the recent lengthy injury absences for Kyle Lowry (11 games) and Serge Ibaka (10) as from the fact that the Raptors are doing all this winning post-Kawhi.
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It wasn't clear exactly how many teachers called in sick, but at least three school districts said they were closed due to teacher absences, including Jefferson County Public Schools, the state's largest school district that serves 100,000 students, according to CNN affiliate WKYT.
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Matt Bevin tweeted his disapproval of the teacher absences on Wednesday night, writing, "School children should be in school... Learning..." Teachers also called out sick last Thursday to participate in a day of action in Frankfort to protest another bill, HB 525.
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Notably, research also shows that Australian "fly-in, fly-out" parents often stay connected during their long absences by regularly checking in by social media, texts and FaceTime — letting their kids know that even though they were away, they were still watching.
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That's because the show has to rapidly go through the contortions of reassembling the cast -- with Murphy (Candice Bergen) literally saying "The band is getting back together" -- accounting for the absences and creating a rationale for the reunion, beyond the obvious commercial motives.
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Arizona expected to receive a boost Wednesday as goaltender Mike Smith and center Martin Hanzal returned from lengthy absences because of injuries, but it again was unable to muster any offense as it dropped a 2-1 decision at Calgary in overtime.
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The lawsuits, filed Tuesday by four Frontier pilots and four flight attendants, claims the company penalized women for absences related to pregnancy, denied breastfeeding employees basic accommodations and forced pregnant employees to take unpaid leave before their due dates, among other allegations.
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The number one ranking was some consolation after years battling at the top of the game, but Halep will be mindful of the many women before her who have ended up as caretakers at the top during Williams's absences from the tour.
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A string of recent injury absences, affecting the likes of Zaza Pachulia, Shaun Livingston and Green in addition to Curry, has forced Warriors Coach Steve Kerr to roll out 13 starting lineups already this season — compared with just 14 all of last season.
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But the report on the Department of Investigation's inquiry, which was released last week, reprimanded Mr. Ponte for the misuse of his city vehicle on trips that led to frequent absences during a time of upheaval at the Rikers Island jail complex.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter , Fletcher was brought on in December after 20th Century Fox, which produced the film and is the parent company to Fox News, fired Singer due to repeated absences and alleged unprofessional behavior that led to a halt in production.
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ABOUT THE DUCKS (12-11-6): Anaheim was desperate for help due to the lengthy injury absences of its top two centers, captain Ryan Getzlaf and Ryan Kesler, and Henrique has delivered with two goals and three assists during a four-game point streak.
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Carskadon says the negative consequences of early waking on academic performance are obvious: Students have more trouble concentrating in class and retaining information, feel tired during the day, have more absences and tardiness and have a hard time doing their homework and class reading well.
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De los Reyes says that, depending on the country, if you add up the cost of healthcare, lost workdays, absences from school and other missed opportunities, the economic toll can vary from 1 to 4 per cent of GDP, and in some cases even higher.
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Luckily, I had a circle of friends who held me up in big and small ways, with weeklong getaways, french-fry dates, bouts of absences, phone calls (not text messages), Rancho Gordo beans deliveries, flowers, cards and showing up at my apartment with wine.
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Last year, SCI/D nurses worked more than 28500,6900 combined hours of overtime as turnover, burnout, floating to non-SCI/D wards, and absences due to injury, sickness, and low morale put an even greater burden on those nurses who were available to work.
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ET, Altitude 21 (Denver), FSN Detroit ABOUT THE NUGGETS (22-33): The Denver meltdown against the Pacers was disturbing and coach Michael Malone attempted to downplay it by pointing out the absences of starting frontcourt players Paul Millsap (wrist surgery) and Nikola Jokic (ankle).
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House Speaker Paul Ryan said Thursday that GOP are being "flexible" on the timing of final votes on a major tax reform bill due to health-related absences from the Senate, and said he has spoken with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell about timing.
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The pay, which will amount to a little less than half of a paycheck, according to a TSA spokesman, comes after a spike in absences of TSA officers, which has led to closed checkpoints and long lines at some of the country's busiest airports.
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The book is a fixture of his later letters: either as an excuse for his absences ("It's an awful bother," he apologized to one friend, "but must turn out up to expectation in the long run") or as something to flaunt before a sexual prospect.
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The court documents, which were viewed by The New York Times, paint a portrait of a family torn apart by different views on how the three Shanahan children should be raised, as well as over Mr. Shanahan's extended absences while he was at Boeing.
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In 2014, inBloom, a nonprofit that offered to warehouse and manage student data for public school districts, announced that it would shut down, after parents objected to 400 categories of information, including children's reasons for absences and sensitive family relationships, being included in its database.
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Three of these contenders — Senators Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren and Amy Klobuchar — returned after being away for most of the last two weeks at the Senate impeachment trial; no one can say with certainty if their absences will affect their chances in the caucuses.
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By contrast, the impact of two primary developments within the past month — Castro's and Booker's absences from the debate stage in California and Harris's decision to end her campaign — went by without much pause to reflect and garner the necessary attention that they deserve.
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Moreover, if the Warriors can outduel the Cavaliers for a second straight year, they would be only the second NBA champion to overcome a severe injury to their best player during the playoffs, and the first NBA champion to overcome multiple absences by their star.
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As previously mentioned, Cleveland had more than its fair share of player absences during last year's playoffs: Love missed 16 games with an injured shoulder, Irving missed seven games with a broken kneecap, and shooting guard J.R. Smith missed two games due to suspension.
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Ginsburg's absences come midway through the term as the justices will consider petitions concerning some of President Donald Trump's most controversial policies, including the phase-out of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program and his ban on most transgender individuals from serving in the military.
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Lack of resources, clean water, menstrual hygiene products and generalized lack of education about menstruation has led to increase in gender discrimination, school absences impacting girls' education, child marriages (as the onset of menstruation or menarche often triggers marital relations), gender-based violence, and untreated health problems.
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Christie, who was criticized for his long absences from the state during his failed bid for the Republican nomination in the 2016 presidential race, said he was directly involved in the negotiations to expedite the settlement, even while he was on vacation in Florida this week.
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But that was to be expected in the league's curtain-raiser on Tuesday night, given not only the inevitable lack of sharpness at this nascent stage of the N.B.A. calendar but also the lengthy injury absences for high-profile returnees like Boston's Kyrie Irving and Gordon Hayward.
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Along with a surprising contribution from third baseman Gio Urshela, who has stepped in for the injured Miguel Andujar, the Yankees largely survived the dual absences of Stanton and Judge, the 1-2 punch that provided 65 of the Yankees' record 267 home runs last season.
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The Yankees were shut out for the second time in five games, but this one perhaps was a little more expected because of the absences of Aaron Judge, who was rested, and Gary Sanchez, who is on the disabled list, and the lack of a designated hitter.
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"Just as schools have nurses to address the physical health needs of students, they need to have the appropriate school-employed mental health professionals, such as school psychologists, to meet the social and emotional needs of students to prevent excessive absences due to these issues," Garruto said.
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Though he entered the season hoping to unleash a smaller lineup that could cause mismatch problems, the Lakers do not have time to mess around with experiments, he said, not right now, not after their recent struggles, not with their continuing rash of injuries and absences.
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The epilogue, which is a letter to Jackson's daughter, Justice, is bountiful in sweetness, but it too contains the words of a person who has come to realize that the inheritances we leave — our presences, absences, lies, gifts, hurts, truths — are never passed along without consequences.
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Their frustrations with the program, outlined in an extensive report by Juliette Verlaque for the Columbia Spectator, centered around the prolonged absences of many faculty members who are on sabbatical and the abysmal conditions in Prentis Hall, the building where many of the program's studios are located.
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Niecy Nash, Getting OnAllison Janney, MomKate McKinnon, Saturday Night LiveJudith Light, TransparentGaby Hoffmann, TransparentAnna Chlumsky, Veep Apart from Light, these are all of last year's nominees (with a few absences), which just clears the path for Janney to take her third consecutive Emmy for playing Bonnie on Mom.
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For instance, if you work for someone who constantly gripes about employee illnesses and absences, and then you get fired not long after coming back from leave, it might be hard to tell whether your boss is going through with a decision they already planned, or whether they're retaliating.
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Andy Biggs (R-Ariz.) has proposed a bill called the Freedom for Families Act that would reform Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) to give workers the option to use the funds in their HSAs to make up for pay lost during absences from work for qualifying illnesses or life events.
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If your store, club, office or distribution center is part of a mandated quarantine or if you're required to quarantine by a government agency or by Walmart, you will receive up to two weeks of pay, and absences during the time you are out will not count against attendance.
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Some of the articles have nothing to do with the headline-grabbing office expenses, but, unlike the expenses, involve a debatable legal question: whether the justices broke the law by approving higher-than-allowed payments to retired circuit judges who filled in on the bench in their absences.
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The emergence of both players has helped soften the blow created by the absences of tight end Cethan Carter, who has been ruled out for Purdue with an elbow injury, and last year's leading receiver Jordan Westerkamp, who could miss his second straight game with a back injury. 1.
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In dominating the so-called hexagonal round — with 13 out of a possible 15 points before Sunday, and only one goal conceded — Mexico has showcased a depth so enviable that the absences Sunday of regular contributors like defenders Rafa Márquez and Miguel Layún and midfielder Andrés Guardado hardly registered.
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We have experienced this shift to the cool and casual by some students who feel entitled to be rude in class and out: aggressive questioning; challenges to one's extensive experience; checking cellphones in class; absences with no explanation or apology; and astoundingly inadequate writing skills at the graduate level.
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Four Frontier flight attendants in a proposed class action in federal court in Denver said the airline penalized them for pregnancy-related absences and failed to provide accommodations such as giving them "ground assignments" when they were in the final trimester of their pregnancies and could no longer fly.
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Let's see how that looks: By this measure, the injuries to Vernon Maxwell on the 233 Houston Rockets (21 games) and Rasho Nesterovic on the 2005 San Antonio Spurs (eight games) suddenly appear a bit less insurmountable; both teams lost less than 1.0 Win Shares due to their absences.
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On Wednesday, Craft faced questions about her extended absences from Canada during her tenure as ambassador, as well as her stance on Saudi Arabia's human rights abuses, in particular what the UN and US intelligence agencies say was the state-sanctioned and directed killing of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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ET, FSN Sun (Miami), CSN California (Sacramento) ABOUT THE HEAT (211-2107): Point guard Goran Dragic scored 2101 points against the Suns after missing three of the previous four games with a back injury but Miami had two unexpected absences in forward James Johnson (food poisoning) and guard Tyler Johnson (migraine).
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But they can help us challenge Hollywood to do more than settle for the status quo, and to question the systematic absences of many different kinds of people from the movie-making process — ones who could enrich our entertainment in countless ways, both on the screen and behind the lens.
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Democrats on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee published a lengthy minority report on Wednesday that outlined her poor qualifications for the UN ambassadorship, including her lack of relevant experience for such an important job and her excessive number of absences in Ottawa, which diminished her service as US ambassador to Canada.
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Read more:FANTASY FOOTBALL RANKINGS: Here's the expert consensus on the top 50 playersAfter one of the strangest absences the NFL has ever seen, Antonio Brown appears ready to rejoin the Oakland RaidersFantasy football sleeper picks for every team in the NFLNFL POWER RANKINGS: Where all 32 teams stand heading into preseason
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Second, if a store, club, office or distribution center fall under a mandated quarantine by either the government or Walmart, or if an individual employee has been told they need be quarantined, these employees will receive up to two weeks of pay and associated absences will not count against attendance.
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It was a speech that might be remembered, ultimately, as much for what it lacked as for what it contained — and for the message those absences seemed to convey: He is content with the angry voters he has won, who thunderously cheered him on here, and indifferent about wooing those he has not.
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But the list of signatories was also notable by some absences: Ms. Rice, who served in both Bush administrations and remains a major voice in Republican foreign policy; Henry Kissinger, perhaps the most revered figure in the Republican hierarchy; Stephen Hadley, Mr. Bush's national security adviser from 2005 to 2009; and Mr. Cheney.
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They twice had to dig out of holes and probably would have been ruing another loss to the Orioles if not for Voit and Walker, who each had three hits to carry an offense that is increasingly straining from the prolonged absences of Aaron Judge, Gary Sanchez and, more recently, Didi Gregorius.
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ET, ACC Network Extra ABOUT JACKSONVILLE (25.8-22): The absences of Hogan and Harris have hurt the Dolphins' offense as the team is coming off an 251-point home loss to Northern Arizona, which entered the game ranked 23th out of 265.2 NCAA Division I teams with 250 points allowed per contest.
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This visit was also posted on Instagram: While the number of absences from the office early in the morning are likely to have influenced al-Maktoum's decision, the restructuring is also part of a broader movement in the Middle East to cut down on the number of bureaucratic workers employed, Reuters reports.
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Williams and Kvitova have shown flashes of brilliant form but have not worked their way back to the top after extended absences: Williams after the birth of her first child in September 2017; and Kvitova after a knife attack in December 2016 that left her with career-threatening wounds on her primary playing hand.
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The Brazilian is very much in her prime still, ranking near the top of the league's leaderboard in both goals and assists, and leading the Pride into playoff contention despite the absences this season by American national teamers Alex Morgan, who began the year overseas, and Ashlyn Harris, who is out with a knee injury.
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They are the same organizers behind the anti-Trump "Women's March on Washington" that drew an estimated 3 million people in cities across the U.S. Schools in Alexandria, Va.; Chapel Hill-Carrboro, N.C.; and Prince George's County, Md., closed for the day on Wednesday because of widespread absences from staff participating in the strike. Rep.
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