However, Christians remain passionate about adopting, particularly adopting children domestically out of foster care.
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"Adopting smaller versions of several policies may prove more viable than adopting any one policy in full," CRFB wrote.
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The increased difficulty of adopting from abroad might have resulted in more parents adopting children from the domestic foster system.
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Adopting a measure of technological optimism is not the same as adopting the blithe and complacent outlook of a techno-utopian.
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If Harry is continuing his mother's legacy by adopting her causes, then Meghan may also be, intentionally or not, adopting her spirit.
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And for Jake and Zane, they bought into the system of living there, adopting struggle, adopting that making-do lifestyle, and being present—basically adopting that Kenyan attitude toward living—that's when the altitude and all that other shit evens out.
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The inescapable reality is that adopting European spending levels would require also adopting European tax policies that more broadly hit the middle class.
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It's also unclear whether the increase in people riding scooters is indicative of people adopting shared services or simply adopting a new mode of transportation.
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States like Colorado are largely adopting indoor, and California is largely adopting outdoor growing, but both models are going to have to face environmental consequences.
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From fostering to adopting Gia Pagano had been thinking about adopting a dog for some time but wanted to give fostering a try before she committed.
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Kearns argues that this isn't due to the technology itself, though, but to the cultural change that comes with adopting the new development paradigms adopting these technologies necessitates.
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In his 2018 budget plan, President Trump proposed adopting paid parental leave nationwide, requiring states to give workers up to six weeks off when having or adopting a child.
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Here are five areas where the GOP will look for progress this summer Adopting a budget Republicans frequently blasted Democrats when they controlled Congress for going years without adopting a budget.
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Richer parts of China, meanwhile, are adopting more Western attitudes.
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And more websites are adopting basic encryption measures every day.
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Is this just another example of Markle adopting British tendencies?
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Police allege Wright unsuccessfully tried adopting a child last year.
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My job had me thinking about adopting from the North.
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The BOJ board was deeply divided on adopting negative rates.
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This has resulted in increasing numbers of Americans adopting broadband.
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Now, she's adopting the most adorable child in the world.
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Adopting the use of spotlight is an idea of homage.
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Adopting pets, instead of buying them, can help save lives.
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That may have impeded some users from adopting Siri shortcuts.
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Adopting a "colorblind," Kumbaya approach is something many people promote.
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Spotify is adopting a new "Hate Content & Hateful Conduct" policy.
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Rebecca Corry started the group after adopting Angel in 2009.
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Hotels have also begun adopting the desks for business travelers.
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Be smart: Billionaires are adopting a similar "soft power" strategy.
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Agility in adopting new technologies will separate winners from losers.
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American isn't alone in adopting these restrictive basic economy packages.
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And other countries have or are considering adopting similar rules.
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It is also available to parents adopting or fostering children.
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Through it all, they kept adopting more special needs infants.
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Rouhani was born Hassan Fereydoun before adopting his new surname.
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Trans people adopting children is illegal in most Asian countries.
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If you're interested in adopting him, call 856-691-1500.
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At first, adopting had seemed the right thing to do.
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What do these leaders get for adopting these radical views?
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Adopting Trump's style, as Avenatti suggests, could backfire, he said.
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NSE grew aggressively, largely by being quicker in adopting technology.
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Box said Dubai Airports and Komatsu were adopting its software.
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Companies are adopting this technology for a number of reasons.
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So we have no issue with our competitors adopting FreeSync.
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But it has since repeatedly delayed adopting the higher duties.
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Microsoft is adopting its Surface strategy for this important market.
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And he has maintained the president's confidence without adopting sycophancy.
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The Biden campaign said Mr. Biden was adopting that proposal.
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Both men have expressed enthusiasm for adopting the gold standard.
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For others it will mean adopting more stringent hygiene practices.
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Be receptive by adopting a quiet, inviting tone of voice.
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Andrew M. Cuomo is wisely considering adopting a similar approach.
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This is why authoritarian regimes are adopting them so eagerly.
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Notably, big players in the tech world are adopting wood.
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Candidates down the ticket are also adopting the island's cause.
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Could you see potential challenges with adopting any of them?
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McGrath is adopting an unusual campaign strategy for a Democrat.
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Before adopting Google cloud, Spotify was a prominent AWS customer.
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Adopting a Nigerian name She also took a new name.
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In February, I began step two: adopting a male persona.
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It's likely the Taliban fighters are adopting the same strategy.
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I think there's definitely more and more businesses adopting it.
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And there are serious plans for adopting this idea nationwide.
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That might include everything from providing greater transparency in issuing and revoking energy licenses to removing barriers to adopting solar energy, adopting energy efficiency standards and providing tax incentives for clean energy use, he said.
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And it's possible that the Russian military will end up adopting both: deputy prime minister Dmitry Rogozin told Interfax in March that the military would consider adopting both rifles after the conclusion of field tests.
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If you're interested in adopting him, contact the SPCA of Westchester.
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Adopting a mindset of a gender champion is a first step.
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Those requirements can deter hospitals and pharmacies from adopting electronic prescribing.
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Crittenden also warned against adopting the hunter-gatherer diet for yourself.
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If you're interested in adopting her, click here to learn more.
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Anti-abortion legislators in other states are adopting a similar approach.
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It is adopting international standards for the collection of clinical data.
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And they did it by adopting a fair amount of capitalism.
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Continental then quietly fixed the problem, adopting remedies by March 0003.
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Mr Roginsky's group ended up adopting the foreign-sounding name "Memorial".
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An "unwritten policy" bars gay couples from adopting children in Singapore.
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European developers are battling it out, some adopting all-American names.
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After adopting Sailor, the experienced dog trainer started teaching him tricks.
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It's the first time the commission is adopting an explicit rule.
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Two additional coordination issues prevent the majority party from adopting policy.
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And it's why Facebook's desktop site is now fully adopting Stories.
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Selden shared his story on Twitter, adopting the viral hashtag #AirBnbWhileBlack.
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This idea of smaller and smaller towns adopting their own Prides.
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Minogue's message suggested she was adopting an optimistic outlook post-split.
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If you're interested in adopting or fostering a dog visit onetail.
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Those interested in adopting Quasi should visit the Secondhand Hounds website.
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Even movie stars are open to adopting some royal parenting moves!
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"Linda and I have talked about it, and we've considered adopting."
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For example, adopting a privacy by design and by default approach.
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Retailers who don't entertain adopting the model risk fading away completely.
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Industry experts said younger customers seeking convenience were adopting subscription offers.
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Adopting a conventional Republican foreign policy has obvious advantages for Trump.
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But Facebook is adopting a new strategy with the Bot Engine.
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Adopting key management reforms can save taxpayers enormous sums of money.
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If done well, an automatic CR is worth adopting as well.
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Adopting a thin tie is a look he tried to do.
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Happily, a perceived downside of adopting the euro was also overblown.
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By adopting these three practices, you won't just win the morning.
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It has done so by adopting the most poisonous methods possible.
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And perhaps most tellingly of all, scientists are adopting their methods.
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Adopting a pet is an amazing experience – and a big decision!
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Adopting a cuisine or a costume is not "appropriating" a culture.
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Foreigners living in Kenya have begun adopting the phrase, as well.
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Why aren't people adopting internet when it is available to them?
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Is the government adopting policies and plans to achieve the SDGs?
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Not adopting, necessarily, a model that is on the shelf already.
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She also admitted she was totally fine with Nvidia adopting support.
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For the moment, Iran is adopting a posture of injured innocence.
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The administration is adopting a concept of "transitional justice," Reuters reports.
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"So you're adopting the label, but not the bill," Bash said.
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The United States could consider adopting Britain's gender pay-gap policies.
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Croatia is looking at adopting the euro in 2023 or 2024.
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Other cities in Hubei province soon followed suit, adopting similar restrictions.
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He began adopting a more critical, aggressive voice in his comedy.
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Ms. Warren took a chance by adopting a policy-first strategy.
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What do people get out of adopting aesthetics from other cultures?
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I believe that adopting divisive attitudes runs counter to those interests.
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But precedents also exist of clerics adopting changes they initially condemned.
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He broke through the ideological "positions" by adopting a personalistic lens.
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States also are adopting more advanced auditing techniques for vote counts.
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"We would now be adopting their style of governance," Macchiarola said.
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TCL follows Motorola in adopting the Tempow Audio Profile (TAP) technology.
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In the end, it decided against adopting the drug for executions.
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She retreated, adopting the impersonal tone of the commentator once again.
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Mr. Pertman noted the inherent issues in adopting from foster care.
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Mr. Cordle said adopting the schedule could result in greater safety.
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Some viruses adapt to new hosts by adopting their codon bias.
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So, too, is its adopting of some elite practices from Europe.
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The big picture: Law enforcement is rapidly adopting facial recognition technology.
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"I couldn't be with someone who wouldn't consider adopting," she said.
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Health systems are adopting age-friendly approaches, like specialized emergency rooms.
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PC: Sure, and adopting rules and laws and even certain salaries.
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Fostering turned into adopting Herring is not just a foster mom.
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As public opinion shifts, politicians are reacting by adopting new policies.
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It is a relatively new trend that more states are adopting.
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Abandoning SSNs and adopting digital forms of identification is long overdue.
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Also my desire to even consider adopting a child absolutely increased.
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Nothing creates more opportunities than adopting the mindset of a student.
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For those adopting, the exemption only applies to adoptees under 18.
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Part of adopting transracially is learning what to pay attention to.
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The ACLU argues that St. Vincent prevented its clients from adopting.
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"They are not stopping anyone from fostering or adopting," he said.
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How could it have discriminated in adopting a court-drawn map?
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders of adopting a perilous Corbyn playbook.
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"They (Apple) are adopting dilatory tactics," said Sharma, the TRAI chief.
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By adopting a case-by-case, tailored approach to regulation and enforcement, the commission can avoid adopting an overly broad definition of informational injuries that threatens the data-driven innovation that powers the 21st-century economy.
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Apparently, nobody else was interested in adopting the little nugget of fluff.
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For many people, adopting the Mediterranean diet means lots of minor changes.
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But then farmers started adopting agroecological techniques, with support from Cuban scientists.
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It's because they came to Trinidad, they saw it, they're adopting that.
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Read up on the potential drawbacks before adopting a new financial plan.
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Ironically, adopting a Kurdish identity might now prove helpful given Saleh's situation.
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My husband and I have two children and are thinking of adopting.
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The states claim the administration exceeded its authority by adopting the rule.
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It's about adopting an ethos of compassion and very intentionally applying that.
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Other restaurants like McDonald's are also adopting this kind of hospitality model.
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She talked about adopting a child once she had her own apartment.
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McCain remained resilient throughout his treatment, adopting, according to longtime friend Sen.
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Banking and financial institutions in India are increasingly adopting the UPI protocol.
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Major airlines are rapidly adopting it as part of the boarding process.
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And there was a bunch of criticism around us adopting this format?
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The declining cost is one reason more businesses are adopting the technology.
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He is currently in discussions with bottle manufacturers about adopting his design.
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You know, the Security Council finally got around to adopting a resolution.
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"I believe we are adopting an entrepreneurial mindset already," wrote Nolla-Marrero.
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You're thinking of adopting a cat just to keep the bed warm.
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Even the Mittelstand's firms are adopting disruptive technologies such as artificial intelligence.
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When one recently succumbed to cancer, Thompson started to ponder adopting another.
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Is it adopting the reforms needed to keep the economy bounding ahead?
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By adopting a new medium, it's another way the force is modernizing.
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James Lankford, an Oklahoma Republican, has also advocated adopting the 153 rules.
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Most people adopting a dog expect furry affection and bright-eyed companionship.
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Firms other than banks are also adopting this kind of privacy technology.
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Here's why I won't be adopting his full morning routine anytime soon.
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It's a trend that most PC manufacturers are adopting and is welcomed.
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Once you start adopting those little things, you start to feel better.
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Cuomo will also propose adopting a system that implements automatic voter registration.
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Adopting some kind of cryptocurrency could be one way to do that.
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And there are serious plans, like Warren's, for adopting this idea nationwide.
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You'd think adopting Latinx would be a no-brainer for me, right?
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Japan's central bank stunned investors by adopting negative interest rates last month.
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Jennifer and Sarah first began adopting children in 2006, the Oregonian reports.
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Shelter workers don't want people adopting Smurf solely for his unusual color.
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Polly is now back with the shelter employee who is adopting her.
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Koller and her husband Mel have long dreamed of adopting a baby.
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It makes adopting a cat, dog or even rabbit a bit cheaper.
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They would have had time to adjust before eventually adopting the euro.
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HAS the euro crisis dissuaded other countries from adopting the single currency?
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The most recent example of car makers adopting the technology is Toyota.
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Adopting one, however, establishes a national consensus that balance is the goal.
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Senate candidates are adopting a different work ethic this year, he noted.
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They could have stopped inversions cold by adopting a territorial tax system.
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It's not because Dell is late in adopting USB-C for charging.
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The list of cities, counties and states adopting such approaches is extensive.
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He was interested in adopting a boy listed on an adoption website.
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The couple already had five children and had not planned on adopting.
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Adopting the common currency was deeply controversial in some places, including Germany.
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Globally competitive industries are rapidly adopting digital technologies and data driven innovation.
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Yet changing academy curricula or adopting official training programs is not ubiquitous.
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It is instead adopting an a la carte approach to the accord.
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The legislation also prevents municipalities from adopting such protections in the future.
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Lee's family ended up adopting Lex when he took an early retirement.
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But there's nothing stopping competitors from adopting better supply chain practices, too.
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We cannot beat them by adopting a closed and overly bureaucratic approach.
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British Airways is adopting a similar model in its new boarding process.
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Adopting her elder's throaty voice, Cohan mimics the suggestion to bear arms.
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I like adopting this end of the lens built into the piece.
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A lot of these alternative practitioners are adopting the language of science.
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Nevada came close to adopting such a strategy: In June, Republican Gov.
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There is a trade-off to adopting the serverless, service-full philosophy.
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"Thanks, Obama," he said, adopting a phrase his critics have used sarcastically.
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Some countries like the US and UK have begun adopting similar measures.
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Yet of course by adopting a fishing metaphor, it does precisely that.
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Adopting the policies would be largely symbolic, and symbols can be meaningful.
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But adopting a measure for corporate customers can also benefit ordinary users.
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But by adopting intermittent fasting, that cognitive load number was steadily dropping.
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The Indiana system, Parkview, says it is adopting new kinds of contracts.
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After it passed, Russia prohibited Americans from adopting Russian orphans as retribution.
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But yesterday's move could be read as adopting a more defensive posture.
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But yesterday's move could be read as adopting a more defensive posture.
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But now the United States is adopting policies that weaken the coalition.
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Jails report they are adopting different tactics to keep the virus out.
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A woman adopting a baby from China because of her own infertility?
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One employee included her hopes of adopting a dog on her board.
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Warren announced Tuesday evening she would be adopting Inslee's overarching climate plan.
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People are always asking him for advice on adopting a pet duck.
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The Japanese public is now more open to adopting a tougher stance.
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Carnival Cruise Line is adopting protective protocols amidst the ongoing coronavirus epidemic.
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And it was often in prison that they began adopting extremist views.
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If you see an animal you're interested in adopting, go to AnimalPlanet.
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Prosecutors are adopting strategies to keep from having to pay for mistakes.
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They wore clothes he had collected over decades, adopting comically lascivious poses.
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Why are Stadia&aposs most diehard, early adopting fans already losing interest?
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Chipotle has lagged rivals such as Panera Bread in adopting new technology.
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Adopting a budget doesn't just have consequences for keeping the government funded.
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Chinese Singaporeans had to choose between maintaining multiple dialects and adopting Mandarin.
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The United States has always faced unique challenges in adopting negative rates.
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But they went the adoption route first and decided to keep adopting.
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An outraged Mr. Putin responded by banning Americans from adopting Russian children.
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For the upcoming round, the government is adopting an electronic registration system.
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" Adopting an exaggerated announcer's voice, Isaac replied, "'Go Poe,' on Disney Plus.
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The source said hackers are adopting new techniques to conceal their activities.
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There's evidence that food producers may be open to adopting innovative peanuts.
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Article V of the U.S. Constitution provides two methods of adopting amendments.
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She definitely did not plan on adopting him and his little brother.
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He voted to invalidate the district programs but without adopting Roberts' rationale.
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By adopting such a strategy, confidence and the economy would both soar.
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Companies have often gone their own way, rather than adopting universal standards.
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Technology disruption is not new and technology disruption is adopting the internet.
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The point of adopting such a broad principle might be that it will
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Many retailers are already in the midst of adopting to the new reality.
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They fostered the baby, later adopting him and giving him the name Braxtel.
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In the Facebook post, Bush advocated for adopting or rescuing dogs from shelters.
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Publishing giant HarperCollins India has announced pawternity leave for its pet-adopting employees.
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Yet Mehta sidelines and undermines these flourishes by primarily adopting a defensive tone.
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They've also grown their family by one — by adopting an exceedingly good boy.
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The government estimates that adopting American children can range from $210,210 to $40,000.
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I want to but won't bear a biological child so we are adopting.
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Now the Trump administration is adopting the same position as the Obama administration.
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That said, we still lag behind many other countries in adopting this technology.
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But could the U.S. be on the verge of adopting this mindset, too?
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We can avoid this, though, by adopting a bounty system with different language.
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Microsoft hasn't always held back on adopting new charging methods for Surface devices.
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"It doesn't do anything ... to prohibit same-sex couples from adopting," Treat said.
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Quincy was the stoic one, adopting the role of leader of the siblings.
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The problem is that the industry is not incentivised to adopting this technology.
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That means adopting the best of what they offer and discarding the rest.
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The mayor of the nation's capital is a mom after adopting a newborn.
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Well, the NFL adopting new rules today to deal with this controversial issue.
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If you're interested in adopting the pup, contact the shelter via their website.
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It provides an excellent example of states adopting policies that complement CITES regulations.
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While central banks globally are adopting a more dovish outlook, investors remain worried.
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It had to happen: Android phone makers are adopting the iPhone X's notch.
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Meanwhile, states would be blocked from adopting tougher rules on self-driving cars.
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Deep inside, though, there was just something that "didn't feel right" about adopting.
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Literally the first time I met him was when I was adopting him.
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Rejoining the EU might even come with the condition of adopting the euro.
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When one doesn't work, you throw it away, quickly adopting another new tactic.
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Adopting mobile ordering has given Starbucks a boost, but hasn't come without pain.
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Attendees included a Russian lawyer discussing a ban on Americans adopting Russian children.
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We are adopting a Principled Realism, rooted in common values and shared interests.
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Australia, Canada, Germany and New Zealand have shown interest in adopting British approaches.
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" 'Not my child,' " he said, adopting the resentful tone of a defensive mother.
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HONG KONG — Adopting the mantle of a whistle-blower rarely comes without consequences.
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That was immediately followed by a five-minute vote on adopting the rule.
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Then basically all incumbent players, Taobao, T-Mall, everyone is adopting this tactic.
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Adopting parents and the governments involved in this process cannot plead ignorance anymore.
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Admittedly, adopting a more restrained diplomatic posture is not without risk as well.
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That makes adopting tough market-based measures more important than ever, they say.
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Companies that have bought software from Microsoft for years have been adopting Azure.
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They were adopting those babies out to American families and lying about it.
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Some non-Jews are adopting the movement in solidarity as well. http://bit.
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The US has consistently lagged other markets in adopting new credit card tech.
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The agency will take public comment on the proposed guidelines before adopting them.
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Adopting the right policies--including cultural impact statements--is a necessary first step.
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It's doubtful that Democrats can truly defeat Trumpism by adopting it for themselves.
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Adopting block chain technology makes theft or impersonation more likely rather than less.
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"Adopting the M17 pistol is good for our readiness and lethality," said Martin.
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He highlighted a focus on video, a strategy that many others are adopting.
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For over 33 years, Florida barred all gays and lesbians from adopting children.
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"The government has been adopting a 'develop first, conserve later' approach," she said.
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We must question and consider the possible problems regarding U.B.I. before adopting it.
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It describes her adopting the traits of famous entrepreneurs, notably Apple's Steve Jobs.
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Instead, consider adopting from a shelter or a rescue for $100 or less.
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Or maybe it was Enjeti himself, adopting the perfect cover for his crime.
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Adopting technology that automates data protection, for instance, can create better customer experiences.
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It also prohibits cities and counties from adopting policies that limit immigration enforcement.
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"And we do think that employers are going to be adopting them more."
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Hanekamp has recipes for every bath need, including for adopting a rescue dog.
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Adopting an erratic, flashback-fortified style, he disrupts the typical plod to sobriety.
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Even notoriously buttoned-up Goldman Sachs is adopting a more 'flexible' dress code.
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Most nations have solved this problem by adopting universal coverage financed by taxes.
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Debbie Reynolds plays an actress who ends up adopting six adorable hillbilly children.
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"People are adopting their own style of campaigning for Andrew Gillum," he said.
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For decades, horse racing has experienced spikes in fatalities without adopting significant changes.
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A growing number of people accused of wrongdoing are now adopting that defense.
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More research is needed, but other medical centers have begun adopting the technique.
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Still, acquiring one of Sehgal's situations is a bit like adopting a child.
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Two more states, Nevada and Maine, came very close to adopting the compact.
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The investment bank urged companies to discuss adopting poison pills with their lawyers.
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The investment bank urged companies to discuss adopting poison pills with their lawyers.
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The thought of adopting a perennial contender, like Chicago or Pittsburgh, repulsed him.
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Mr. al-Jaafari emphasized Iraq's "sovereignty and jurisdiction" in adopting any such resolution.
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New York City was slow to catch on, adopting the stickers in 2013.
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Grenell and others acknowledge there is political complexity in adopting such a position.
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Because of these benefits, a wider scope of companies are adopting digital technologies.
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But it doesn't stop states from adopting the expansion; only Republicans do that.
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Last year, the city settled after adopting new procedures for reviewing drilling applications.
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Some central government officials understood that there were risks to adopting these technologies.
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The approach moms and dads are adopting nowadays is markedly more hands-off.
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He noted, however, adopting this technology is a challenge, particularly in developing countries.
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"It's a number that everybody's adopted, and we're adopting it too," he said.
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For the United States, that reality implies adopting a posture of cautious waiting.
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More than anything it was about adopting a different physical presence on screen.
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More and more professionals are adopting them because of the versatility they bring.
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No major news outlet in Europe would think of adopting such a focus.
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That, along with states adopting vote-by-mail, shifts the timeline for everything.
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So adopting a purely carbon neutral investment strategy doesn't guarantee long-term success.
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Among the companies adopting this structure this year are Nike and Under Armour.
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Myth: Adopting an adolescent who will soon be an adult is less rewarding.
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Social media firms have made a decision not to invest in adopting it.
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Putin blocked Americans from adopting Russian children in response to the 2012 law.
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He even took in three boys from Washington State, adopting two of them.
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Kotb was on leave after adopting her second child, Hope Catherine, in April.
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Still, Congress should start where the President did, with adopting a fiscal goal.
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With regards to these, the Canadian government is adopting a two-pronged approach.
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Campers also took on nicknames, with Mr. Felix adopting the name Fidget Wigglesworth.
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Many of the countries adopting this stance are allies of the United States.
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The Department of Taxation will consider adopting the governor's proposed rules July 13.
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Yet he has gone all out in adopting that sparsely populated, barren county.
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Adopting those would require still tougher choices about raising taxes and trimming spending.
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But it's not just adopting Azure to avoid getting locked in to AWS.
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I was a fool, duped into adopting an untested piece of hardware early.
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Large and prestigious U.S. health care organizations are already adopting digital health technologies.
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A lot of corporations are adopting mindfulness as part of their corporate culture.
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The echo is spreading so widely as a self-ascription because Jews themselves are adopting it as a gesture of defiance and reappropriation, and because non-Jews are adopting it as a gesture of solidarity designed to undermine the implicit threat.
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Which is not to say liberals should be confident about adopting Singapore's model either.
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Kotb, 52, who recently surprised the world by adopting daughter Haley Joy, 12 weeks.
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In part, that's why some schools are adopting "test-optional" policies for their applicants.
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RocketClub is about giving people who use these products a stake for adopting them.
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Kinley quickly befriended the grieving cow, which led to her family adopting the animal.
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Adopting the steadicam approach, the movie comes off like a found-footage disaster flick.
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The Russian central bank is gradually adopting the rules for its domestic banking system.
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Still, he's not adopting the same aggressive language and policies of Warren and Sanders.
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After that, tech giants began adopting end-to-end encryption even they can't decode.
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He says that individuals can appear more friendly by adopting a few simple habits.
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The United States lags behind other countries when it comes to adopting contactless payments.
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Not adopting a tighter monetary stance might rekindle inflationary pressures, which should boost gold.
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They are adopting IoT, so they don't have to do [so many] truck rolls.
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The agency is adopting requirements that have been force in other countries since 2016.
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Mr Rutte has held him off in part by adopting some of his language.
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Other gentlemen's clubs around Chicago -- like Scores and Rick's Cabaret -- are adopting NBA themes.
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Prior to adopting Dolly, Aniston was dog mom to Norman, who died in 2011.
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This experience leads me away from adopting any school of art or specific style.
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Can you tell me about adopting imagery from the indigenous culture into your painting?
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The background: For both countries, adopting mobile-money technology was a matter of necessity.
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That means adopting a different tone on election night — and sustaining it this time.
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Those interested in adopting Clifford or donating to Friends Furever can do so here.
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"There's something so confident in almost adopting a uniform for yourself," Mr. Browne said.
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The U.K. stuck with its own currency, the pound, rather than adopting the euro.
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So, we're not saying adopting a dog could save your life but ... it could.
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Microsoft doesn't appear to be adopting USB Type-C ports for its Surface Laptop.
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To inquire about adopting him, contact the Boston Adoption Center at 617-426-9170.
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Players are adopting the quirky emote animations and turning them into referential victory dances.
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For workers who are fresh out of school, this means adopting a spending plan.
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For a more affordable and humane option, consider adopting from a shelter or rescue.
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Show how much you care about our fluffy friends by adopting a polar bear.
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Although the number of countries adopting such measures has steadily grown, loopholes remain common.
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So every company is really adopting this idea of agile innovation and development, etc.
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Member states must seek comments from other TPP members before adopting new trade regulations.
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The White House has described Trump's suggestions on Japan adopting nuclear arms as destabilizing.
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For many people, the new year means adopting a new diet and fitness regime.
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He was a noted figure, lauded for adopting a child from a deprived neighbourhood.
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Taylor Gourmet has seen orders skyrocket 132 percent across all stores since adopting Dispatch.
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Like the 6,000+ Sephora fans, I'm adopting this eye treatment into my daily routine.
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Diba began to go after Beijing's enemies overseas, adopting a trolling tactic called brigading.
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The pair recently began expanding their family, adopting a new dog named Oscar Bieber.
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Toyota has famously abstained from adopting either CarPlay or Android Auto in its cars.
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Adopting a similar model in the US might help to revamp clean-tech innovation.
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His successor (and predecessor), Michelle Bachelet, swung to the left, adopting the students' demands.
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They doubled-down on the culture wars while also adopting Trump's most extreme positions.
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Thank you for all you do for our community and for adopting from PAWS!
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Most significantly, it showed that adopting a newer, cleaner energy mix isn't entirely impossible.
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Below, the three rules we'll be adopting for some R&R this weekend. 1.
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DE) have warned EU regulators that adopting patent fee guidelines which favor Qualcomm (QCOM.
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One of the motivating factors in adopting these methods lies in their plausible deniability.
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We don't have anything to announce right now in terms of adopting that technology.
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The Bank of Japan surprised markets Friday by adopting a negative interest rate policy.
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Trading is expected to be light with investors adopting a wait-and-watch approach.
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We hope you'll join us in support of adopting pets by taking action today.
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Anyone interested in adopting Willa can contact Hudson Valley Animal Rescue and Sanctuary bywww.hvars.
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On the other hand, many smaller players are adopting a "wait and see" approach.
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Leaders applauded, officials said, after formally adopting unmodified the text drafted by their aides.
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The new ruling is not the only line of attack that California is adopting.
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Rubio is now at the center of the media conversation by adopting Trump's tactics.
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Saudi Arabia accused Qatar in its statement of "adopting" groups, including the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Ted Cruz's (R-Texas) ideas on abolishing the IRS and adopting a flat tax.
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Adopting one system over another can be a major decision that carries considerable responsibility.
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Jolene's husband Justin Morales, 26, also a veteran, was hesitant about adopting a dog.
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The incrementalist 20-week approach has been quite successful, with 21 states adopting them.
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The oxidation process is where the magic happens, with each strain adopting distinctive flavours.
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Older generations are adopting certain types of smart home technology faster than younger ones.
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I read GTD in February and began adopting and adapting it to my life.
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"This is not about hype but business actually adopting the technology," Frankel told Axios.
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Adopting the same strategy will force Congress to redirect energy away from their priorities.
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Successful family businesses know when to consolidate their gains by adopting professional management methods.
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"Every time I talk about it, I mention adopting shelter dogs," Robert told me.
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Tucker Carlson innovatively takes this a step further by adopting the language of antitrust.
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Moreover, pressure from Washington would not necessarily affect utilities' likelihood of adopting clean energy.
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Ramos also erred by adopting an unnecessarily harsh interpretation that directly influenced the result.
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House Republicans are still weighing their options for adopting their own budget this year.
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Luckily, one of the firefighters, Jimmy Moore, was interested in adopting the pup himself.
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That means adopting a different tone on election night — and sustaining it this time.
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China is changing the IT systems away from the West to adopting its own.
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He has ruled out adopting "the Singapore option" of radically reducing taxes and regulations.
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This means adopting the recommendations of the national action plan and going beyond them.
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After the pants revolution of the 1990s, lots of workplaces started adopting casual Fridays.
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My husband and I are in the process of adopting a baby in Ohio.
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Adopting Olson's proposals would be a big improvement, but another reform is also needed.
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The value proposition is clear: Adopting AI tools will give them their time back.
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Other pro-Remain parties have accused the Lib Dems of adopting an "undemocratic" measure.
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They are adopting tags that do not need to be seen to be read.
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Adopting a more hawkish tone moving more aggressively or moving more faster in 2018.
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Adopting FGAs is an easy fix that would yield benefits for generations to come.
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WeWork confirmed it is adopting something akin to the so-called "Up-C" structure.
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Adopting both proposals would greatly improve the quality of the U.S. retirement plan experience.
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Same-sex couples and single women showed an even greater proclivity for adopting girls.
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To get more *real* information on these cats and adopting, visit Sante D'or's website.
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Ohio, Pennsylvania and New Jersey are considering adopting similar rules to protect their reactors.
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Kirili is nearly alone among contemporary sculptors in adopting the techniques of the blacksmith.
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However, he was "much, much more skeptical" about adopting EU standards on financial services.
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There is a business purpose for adopting the container orchestration tool and joining CNCF.
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Men and women across the country are adopting this movement as a serious cause.
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For Android users, the prospect of Apple adopting USB-C for iPhones is exciting.
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That includes adopting a good diet and exercise regimen, and, if you smoke, quitting.
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The problem in actually adopting the stronghold strategy is rooted deep in our psychology.
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States adopting this approach do not need to repeal their personal income taxes entirely.
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Last week, Iowa became the first to propose adopting the changes as a regulation.
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Mr. Warner's office also pushed the idea of America adopting E.U.-style privacy rules.
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Germany and France are adopting similar measures and a wider European recession looks unavoidable.
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For her, part of the appeal of adopting a child from Africa is cultural.
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Most Catholic colleges de-emphasized the sport because it was expensive, adopting basketball instead.
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"I look at them like I am adopting a living legend," Ms. Santagata said.
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A Chicago high school made waves after adopting them as far back as 2013.
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One talked of adopting her, but when her aunt became ill, their relationship soured.
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The streamlined workflows may not have seemed worth the thrash of adopting new technology.
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A new project adopting the collaborative model was announced this month in New Haven.
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It was a look so successful that the bloc's greatest enemies considered adopting it.
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Some clinics are adopting these recommendations while others are instead allowing patients to decide.
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Kotb had been on leave after adopting her second child, Hope Catherine, in April.
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"I want to stress that the government is adopting an open mind," she said.
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I'm all for adopting a signature silhouette, but evolution is part of our DNA.
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From the Russian perspective, "adoptions," as an issue, means more than parents adopting children.
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Adopting them would break with decades of precedent and could require delicate diplomatic finessing.
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It is a simulation, adopting the aesthetics of intellectual exchange without exchanging any intellect.
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This could leave the U.S. behind as a laggard in adopting cleaner vehicle technologies.
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At least one other bank was adopting similar measures to curb foreign exchange sales.
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Newsom remained firm on his goal of adopting a universal-care system for California.
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At times Joseph's voice lacks consistency, adopting a tone that seems beyond his age.
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The patent was issued in 2009 and still bars competitors from adopting those methods.
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One state that has benefited by adopting a much more enlightened approach is California.
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Mr. Trump has spoken about adopting a merit-based system before, and done nothing.
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More and more offices are adopting the work culture invented by the technology upstarts.
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And adopting the National Rifle Association dodge that the only problem is mental health.
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While on book tour, Mr. Child wrote, he ended up adopting the same strategy.
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Countries in Asia and others in Africa are also interested in adopting this model.
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Adopting phased or flexible retirement policies can also be tricky from a legal standpoint.
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In Germany, Google instituted the same policy that it's adopting in France, she said.
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Five months after Peety died, he found solace by adopting a new exercise buddy.
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Adoption from foster care is generally less expensive than adopting through a private agency.
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Current language in Magnuson prevents the regional councils from adopting a similar management approach.
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And adopting the National Rifle Association dodge that the only problem is mental health.
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Even when adopting practices informed by science, older or dated science is sometimes used.
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Carelessly adopting such western traditions, the president argued, poses a threat to Pakistani values.
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That's bad news for the American families who dream of adopting a Russian child.
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I see all the latest models of everything that the students are adopting here.
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After they had been a couple for 15 years and had lived together for nine, they looked into adopting, but found that an "unwritten policy" barred gay couples from adopting in Singapore (as written ones did until recently in much of the West).
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"We are adopting all measures to combat illegal deforestation," Environment Minister Ricardo Salles told Reuters.
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Breakingviews HSBC is adopting the "just add Goldman Sachs" recipe plan for its investment bank.
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"I've had to re-invent myself, adopting new roles I've never thought I'd be playing."
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Most of them recently passed laws that could prevent gays from adopting or fostering children.
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In adopting an almost mythical persona, Mr Modi appears to rise heroically above his foes.
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The company responded to Engaged Capital's move by adopting a so-called "poison pill" plan.
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Of merchants who responded to the survey, 56 percent said sales improved after adopting Alipay.
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Of course, we're a long ways off from Hawaii actually adopting a basic income plan.
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Fest, adopting the name 20123BitLA, also booking one-off shows when and where they could.
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You can help by adopting their big dogs or by donating funds via their website.
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The UK is also adopting a harm reduction approach to reduce the number of smokers.
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The company has also trailed its competitors in adopting electric vehicle and self-driving technology.
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On Tuesday, bitcoin's blockchain network will begin adopting new software called Segregated Witness, or SegWit.
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Trump recently labeled himself a nationalist, adopting the loaded term as a badge of honor.
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Now we are seeing them adopting their own strategies and not only doing political advertising.
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"If existing wealth managers continue adopting digital platforms, we could hit those numbers," he added.
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On Wednesday, members of European Parliament voted 133–226 in favor of adopting the directive.
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"At Square, we take pride in being the leader for adopting the best as well."
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The rhetoric has adjusted accordingly, adopting language that focuses on white victimhood and ancestral pride.
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The whole setup was just inconvenient enough to make me leery of permanently adopting it.
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Second, there is indeed evidence that Mr Trump is adopting a more conventional foreign policy.
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It's interesting that they are adopting the Xbox branding for this PC gaming-focused service.
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"Adopting a locally administered EITC ... would pull 54,000 Puerto Ricans out of poverty," they said.
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What's the worst-case scenario if biohackers don't end up adopting any set of norms?
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The company saw revenue increase 44 percent in its first four years after adopting subscriptions.
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It's interesting to see how different blockchains are adopting various programming paradigms for their blockchains.
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On the subject of adopting new technology at Porsche, Hendel emphasized the importance of collaboration.
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"That starts with adopting a new mindset that compromised credentials are the main attack vector."
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For one thing, Unilever seems to have been pressured into adopting some 3G-style tactics.
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In this case, the $10 cost of adopting the cute, little fox benefits disaster relief.
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As we know from his adopting the cat, he can't turn away from a stray.
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Madonna insisted she was not adopting, and only doing work with her charity last month.
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They really led the way, adopting families, getting things together to take care of them.
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It was through adopting Norman in 2010 that Cuoco's animal advocacy efforts had kicked off.
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In the 1990s school districts began adopting strict "zero-tolerance" policies for even minor infractions.
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While adopting a cheerful morning disposition isn't the easiest of tasks, we're here to help.
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The couple revealed in February that they were expecting a baby and adopting from Africa.
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Flynn was fiercely critical of Obama during the 2016 campaign, adopting much of Trump's rhetoric.
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The agency is adopting requirements that have been in force in other countries since 2016.
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Adopting the same strategy for your career, the Google executive says, can yield great returns.
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Boosting the private sector hinges on adopting investment friendly regulation and boosting security, Fellah added.
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Yes, we're all worried about the prospect of Crystal Palace fans adopting the 'Viking Clap'.
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One emerging technology businesses are adopting is mobile payments, and there's a good reason why.
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MB: What are some of the other challenges developers are running into when adopting HTML5?
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The country has slowly been adopting fiscal stimulus measures and reforms to accelerate that growth.
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More information about fostering and adopting the beagles will be available in the coming days.
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Justin Bieber is good at a lot of things, like singing, apologizing and adopting dogs.
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Akins and Thomas Rhett, both 27, also talked about the emotional process of adopting Willa.
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States were required to pass a law adopting the policy, but few have done so.
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Stocks jumped worldwide after the Bank of Japan stunned markets by adopting negative interest rates.
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"I always wanted a large family," said Stone shortly after adopting newborn Laird in 2005.
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Why do we balk at adopting voting technologies that minimize concerns about manipulation and error?
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We are adopting a new regional leadership model to strengthen our ability to stay competitive.
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But he said adopting a similar approach for corporate bonds would be "much more difficult".
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Citizens are banding together and essentially adopting families, which they've been doing by the thousands.
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You can help by adopting, volunteering, and donating items to care for the displaced animals.
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New York courts tend to defer to a city's reasoning for adopting a certain proposal.
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"Adopting this budget is another sign of the real momentum for tax reform," Ryan said.
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Adopting pay-go rules on top of that, he argued, would only pinch them further.
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It's no wonder that even one of the president's lawyers may be adopting similar tactics.
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He previously accused Obama of adopting "the cause of anti-colonialism" from his Kenyan father.
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And the culprit just so happened to be the puppy Andee and Tina are adopting.
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Beijing has previously denied any improper activities, accusing Australia of adopting a "Cold War mentality".
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Many traditional insurers are already adopting this observational approach and using discounts to sway behavior.
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Here are the three ways Branson recommended adopting an "others" mindset in your daily life.
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She's slowly adopting the busy details that mark the dresses of the French around her.
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Anonymous originated in 2003, adopting the Guy Fawkes mask as their symbol for online hacking.
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But adopting the advanced tech is not an easy shift, and many efforts still fail.
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Our ecosystem is growing with Qualcomm and NVIDIA adopting BlackBerry technology for their automotive platforms.
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We look forward to adopting a common set of guidelines at UNFCCC COP 24. 24.
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House GOP leaders and appropriators are weighing their options for adopting a budget this year.
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Adopting a health savings account as a young worker could be a smart financial choice.
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With his rivals adopting a more dignified tone on Thursday, Kasich stood out less starkly.
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Or that even if he doesn't, he can be cajoled or pressured into adopting them.
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But the girls needed parents, and adopting them was a "no brainer," said Nellie, 61.
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" Texas took a creative approach, adopting what one judge there later called "the Lennie standard.
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Also, smartphone makers are adopting high-density chips, he said, to counter a market slump.
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On Wednesday, Congress added to its accomplishments, adopting legislation to make lynching a federal crime.
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More recently, however, he has been shunned for adopting what some have called extremist positions.
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Traders said they were adopting defensive positions ahead of a new presidential election opinion poll.
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I thought that adopting them meant that we would be able to be together always.
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Cooking dinner, cuddling on the couch, even adopting a pet together would be pure bliss.
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So it really was an under-acknowledged revolution when women started adopting more masculine poses.
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Shapiro blames Obama for adopting a lecturing tone that alienated a critical mass of Americans.
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The past two generations witnessed millions of Asian-Americans adopting the American way of life.
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Other areas of science have seen great advances due to adopting a more collaborate atmosphere.
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For 40 years, a law has given Native American families priority in adopting Native children.
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For Mr. Freese, adopting blue orchard bees has meant learning how to care for them.
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But instead of adopting any technology, universities are careful about sharing protected data, he continued.
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But by adopting the language of her party's euroskeptic right wing for so long, Mrs.
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By adopting a process used when fabricating its processors, Samsung created a downright enchanting finish.
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Microsoft is also adopting a more open model for HoloLens 2 and Windows more broadly.
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She also suggested adopting the Flat Stanley project military families have been doing for years.
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The country has been fast and smart at adopting new technologies, particularly the mobile internet.
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But it&aposs unclear precisely how quickly consumers and app developers are adopting the technology.
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Russians are also actively adopting more health-conscious habits like their European and American counterparts.
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By adopting a Salafi persona, Mahmoud had distanced himself from Rafat and his N.D.P. past.
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The committee voted against adopting the amendment by a party-line vote of 23-17.
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UBI Expert Scott Santens makes the case for the U.S. adopting a Universal Basic Income.
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" Martinez added, "I have one of my own currently and am absolutely open to adopting.
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E.O.s hope that by adopting social and political causes they will defuse more radical sentiments.
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To get there, he appeared to be adopting the garb of Somewhat Normal Republican (SNORE).
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The vast majority of the industry uses micro-USB and is slowly adopting USB-C.
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Her grandmother wasn't able to adopt her but was successful in adopting her younger sister.
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However, it's great to see other companies adopting such a potentially useful feature so quickly.
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Although consumers aren&apost adopting fintech services, interest in online financial services offerings is high.
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China has previously denied any improper activities, accusing Australia of adopting a "Cold War mentality".
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The Chinese were way ahead of Americans in adopting messaging apps like WhatsApp and WeChat.
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Luisa asked him about having or adopting a child of their own and he stalled.
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Many of these countries will want to work with China to start adopting virtual RMB.
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Some scholars, including Cao Siyuan, have suggested adopting an electoral presidential system tailored for China.
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By adopting it, the government could eliminate supply chain inefficiencies -- and save billions of dollars.
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" Max Frankel, who was the Sunday editor in 1974, favored adopting Ms. "'Miss' and 'Mrs.
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CEOs hope that by adopting social and political causes they will defuse more radical sentiments.
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Beijing has previously denied any improper activities, accusing Australia of adopting a "Cold War mentality".
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"The aforementioned favors adopting a less restrictive policy stance," Heath argued, according to the minutes.
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The problem with adopting a particular "look" is that of course it will become dated.
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Its move in adopting shingled magnetic recording technology in June gives it a competitive edge.
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The Journal said it's unclear what rules Trump is adopting to replace the existing ones.
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Social media would benefit from adopting these exceptions and look to IRS interpretation of them.
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But "adopting" the frozen embryos of another couple who had gone through I.V.F. was not.
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" To which his interviewer, Mickey Rapkin, replied, "You make it sound like adopting a puppy.
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However, it must refrain from trying to lead and must resist adopting distracting unilateral actions.
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At 12, she became an internet sensation and a poster dog for adopting older pets.
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That's the first step to adopting policies that would give more attention to avoiding bias.
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"There's such a correlation with a holiday about love and adopting and animals," she said.
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She goes on to become a Garbo-like film legend, adopting the name Anja Bloom.
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Adopting FGAs is an easy, bipartisan fix that would yield benefits for generations to come.
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I didn't want to admit it, but adopting an American name had a certain appeal.
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Adopting the language of digital marketing, users can aspire to become Forecasters, Influencers, and Activists.
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It was also adopting other elements such as Chinese brush painting techniques and religious themes.
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And it gives people otherwise frustrated by childbearing or adopting attempts another shot at parenthood.
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Flynn was also a close advisor during the 2016 campaign, adopting much of Trump's rhetoric.
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Colleen said they encouraged anyone thinking of adopting a cat to consider an adult cat too.
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An anti-discrimination law applies only to government employees, with some multinationals adopting their own codes.
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Industry lobbyists have asserted that adopting the rule on leases will create new costs for companies.
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"It just all happened, I don't know how this happened," James said of adopting Razz Berry.
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Berkeley, California, was the first city to impose such a sugar tax, adopting it in 2015.
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Adopting the principles of Zen Buddhism, soldiers are now instructed in the art of self-care.
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We also meet the cutest dog in the world, and briefly consider adopting an Icelandic Sheepdog.
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In retaliation for the U.S. passage of the law, Russia banned Americans from adopting Russian children.
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Institutional Investor hall of famer Richard Bernstein is adopting a more nuanced bull stance on stocks.
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Animals and plants had to adapt to survive, thereby adopting novel physical characteristics and survival strategies.
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But when the FDA's Judy Staffa proposed adopting Schnoll's distinction half the panel appeared to revolt.
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The Stormer found a new domain on Wednesday, officially becoming a Russian website after adopting an .
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"We're currently discussing this (with the IMF) in terms of adopting this fair formula," he said.
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Months later, Castro declared himself a Marxist-Leninist and announced the government was adopting communist policies.
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This, to some extent, may force developers' hands in adopting the new AutoFill for Apps feature.
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After adopting his third kitten, Jonathan Van Ness needed a bigger home for his growing family.
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To make smarter time decisions, Ariely suggests adopting an old-fashion organization method: Keeping a calendar.
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To be sure, obvious objections abound, and the press will most likely resist adopting the pledge.
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Indeed, America had been adopting a firmer approach to China on trade long before the election.
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So it's swings and roundabouts — probably queasy ones — for VR fans eager to get early adopting.
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So if you've been thinking about adopting a cat, here's another reason to go for it.
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It posted the draft guidance for public discussion before adopting a final policy, which may change.
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"My cat-lover girlfriend couldn't resist but adopting it and bringing it back home with us!"
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That said, conservative Christians don't necessarily shy away from adopting children who think they are gay.
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The risk is that mainstream politicians try to steal the populists' clothes by adopting their policies.
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Adopting similar measures in other parts of the world is a question of cost and scale.
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Bill Clinton won the presidency in 1992 in part by adopting planks of the Republican platform.
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It then strengthened it to 8.78 per dollar, while adopting a more flexible exchange-rate policy.
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Adopting coercive regulations, ignoring the Supreme Court's qualms and dismissing critics peremptorily will achieve the opposite.
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A Teabox staff member packing the tea That's the same model challengers like Vahdam are adopting.
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Protesters have begun locking their accounts or adopting pseudonyms after years of using their real names.
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U.S. major ExxonMobil, the world's top publicly traded oil and gas company, has resisted adopting targets.
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Though Snapchat has the highest usage among teens, users are adopting Instagram at a faster rate.
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Once the puppy's wounds are healed, AHS will begin to look into adopting out Little Foot.
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But he warned his party against adopting an overly strict doctrine that excludes differences in opinion.
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In order to fend off hardline critics he is, by undermining the deal, adopting their policies.
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"The girl that actually got bit was thinking about adopting the dog," Nigg told the station.
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Adopting Chromium as the default rendering engine for Windows 10 will end Microsoft's hostility towards Chrome.
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Maci Bookout and Taylor McKinney are open to adopting a child after Bookout suffered a miscarriage.
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Clooney does a wonderful job in simply adopting the tone and style of the Coens' filmography.
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ATSs should not be required to obtain pre-approval from the SEC before adopting trading rules.
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Mariene said many farmers are adopting the techniques after seeing them used by neighbors and relatives.
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It later strengthened it to 8.78 per dollar, while adopting a more flexible exchange-rate policy.
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QNX Software Systems and UIEvolution, developers of automotive connectivity technology, are also adopting SDL, Ford said.
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Oregon pioneered this, adopting their plan two years ago, and other states are following its model.
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The biggest roadblock to US carriers adopting them is probably more public opinion than the FCC.
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Yet the benefits from adopting it will be so huge that we can't simply outlaw it.
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Two months after adopting her newborn daughter Haley Joy, Hoda Kotb is going back to work.
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Federighi noted that many so-called Pro customers were adopting the increasingly powerful all-in-one.
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In effect, Macron ran on insider ground while adopting the rhetoric and habits of an outsider.
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And that starts with them adopting the resolution, with very clear verbiage and very clear dates.
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And Ivanka Trump made a strong case for adopting paid leave, equal pay, and workplace diversity.
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More companies are adopting ractopamine-free protocols to export pork, he said, declining to name any.
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" Adopting a phrase coined by the photographer Allan Sekula, Mr. Weizman terms the practice "counter forensics.
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Any time you see, for example, a company adopting Holacracy, it's like, run for the exits.
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Britain and Russia have also explored adopting versions of the technology, which works on radio signals.
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Some companies that have built businesses around open source products are adopting controversial new licensing schemes.
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Officials dismiss the idea of following Mexico's example and adopting a more combative stance with Trump.
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"I see most African governments adopting this (blockchain) technology that will revolutionize land registries," Tole said.
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The experience of adopting a pet needing a forever home is immensely moving, satisfying and joyful.
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The WTO's dispute settlement body oversees the process of trade disputes, formally adopting rulings and appeals.
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"Democrats are playing into (Trump's) hands by adopting this radical proposal without any foundation," he said.
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To maintain compliance, member firms are responsible for adopting written procedures for verifying the Form U4.
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Why it matters: Adopting new technologies contributes a lot to the growth of health care spending.
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There are currently about 30 countries considering adopting nuclear energy, according to the World Nuclear Association.
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States were required to pass a law adopting the national policy, but few have done so.
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It balked at adopting popular economic reforms, like a $15 minimum wage and free college tuition.
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But better yet, the HSUS suggests going to your local shelter and adopting a dog there.
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And in the process of adopting a new language, their relationship with the old one changes.
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In other words, by adopting this abnormal habit, your body might forget how to poop correctly.
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He added that parents thinking about a pet for their children should consider adopting from shelters.
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Despite adopting Google's Android operating system, BlackBerry has not revived the smartphone business it once dominated.
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Adopting healthier and more environmentally sustainable diets can be a large step in the right direction.
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Adopting these policies threatens the role of the United States as the leader in medical innovation.
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Fathers now also have one week of paid leave when having or adopting a new child.
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"The community will get to decide whether the government goes far enough in adopting the report."
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In addition to ingenuity in the kitchen, Niccol has been a big proponent of adopting technology.
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China has been slowly adopting so-called mixed ownership and management reforms for nearly two years.
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Throughout the past year, early adopting businesses of all sizes and industries began to reap benefits.
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But it may -- and routinely does -- prohibit States from adopting laws that conflict with federal policy.
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The US has consistently lagged other markets like Europe and Australia in adopting new card tech.
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"To be clear, the court does not question HHS's motives in adopting the [rule]," Mehta wrote.
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People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals recommends rescuing stray animals or adopting from a shelter.
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Gava told Daily Mail TV that she was told 'good people' in America were adopting Natalia
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Banks and retailers are at odds over why the United States isn't adopting the PIN system.
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More than 60% of countries that have such strategies have grown more peaceful since adopting them.
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But despite the long history of bestowing whole collections, a newer generation is adopting other approaches.
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By adopting such a position, Trump has dramatically ramped up his efforts to undermine American democracy.
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There are signs that Trump is seeking to help his party by adopting a different tone.
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Once a staunchly conservative nation, Malta has been steadily adopting more progressive legislation in recent years.
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Other focus areas are adopting cleaner public transport, improving waste management, and expanding the country's forests.
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Something other than cognitive skills — something more "social" — must explain their facility in adopting another's perspective.
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Those adopting automatic content generation are quick to defend against accusations that they are cutting jobs.
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Wells Fargo is adopting the same strategy without Microsoft Wallet, but I don't think anyone cares.
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If you're interested in adopting the aesthetic yourself, consider the slideshow ahead as your mood board.
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Friedman noted that adopting the euro meant locking Europe's economies together in a common economic straitjacket.
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The party is also adopting his blistering rhetoric on matters such as immigration and national security.
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How Canadian hockey moms, poker buddies and neighbors are adopting Syrians, a family at a time.
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Two cabinet members have already advocated adopting an immigration policy, as have some LDP panel members.
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New York has lagged behind police departments in many other big cities in adopting body cameras.
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Focus on the ones you can control by adopting the habits of the most employable people.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)A growing number of smaller companies are adopting a four-day workweek.
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The existing rules were written to prevent such arrangements, adopting a policy often called net neutrality.
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As the Cabal made efforts to halt its spread, the worm quickly adapted, adopting effective countermoves.
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But the 2020 Democratic presidential hopefuls are adopting a different kind of coded language: virtue signaling.
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But few Western powers openly embrace this right, voluntarily adopting more ethically demanding rules of engagement.
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That friend and her husband are in the process of adopting Ms. Jones's daughter, now 5.
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The United States continues to trail other nations in adopting the technology to collect biometric information.
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But the work of adopting a pose of nonchalance eventually felt more exhausting than anything else.
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The article concludes: For decades, horse racing has experienced spikes in fatalities without adopting significant changes.
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And offering better products or adopting more efficient processes are two ways to grow your business.
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But officials have not sustainably hit their 2 percent target since formally adopting it in 2012.
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But adopting a thou-shalt-not stance overestimates the adult's control and underestimates the teenager's autonomy.
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If you crave an anti-new year New Year, consider adopting Rosh Hashana as your own.
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That study had too many flaws for the World Health Organization to consider adopting the combination.
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In 2004, she acquired a competitor on the Upper East Side called Licenders, adopting its name.
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But the United States has trailed other nations in adopting the technology, despite the congressional mandate.
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Adopting the ERA would also send a critical message about American values and have practical benefits.
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"You may be making a life changing bad decision in adopting this baby," my father wrote.
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Relevant House committees need to conduct a thorough and proactive investigation adopting the model we pursued.
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Globalism constitutes adopting a worldview that supersedes traditional, local and proven ways of seeing the realm.
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Adopting a strict mode of dress in her home, she's mocked ("Take off that potato sack").
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A bipartisan agreement in Congress on a constitutional amendment adopting direct voting for president seems unlikely.
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Mayor Pete Buttigieg shared a story of adopting a dog, along with a call to "#ClearTheShelters."
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And plenty of existing companies are adopting other new technologies to get leaner and more productive.
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Problems like these, though, aren't likely to stop private companies and governments from adopting the technology.
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"Twitter adopting ActivityPub would be a good thing and a victory for the web," Rochko says.
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However, it shifted its focus to adopting a new payments platform and a promoted listings program.
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While the M.L.S. plays in the U.S., the teams have been adopting more European-style names.
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Top congressional Democrats warned Zinke on Tuesday ahead of the vote against adopting the panel's recommendation.
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In effect, congressional Republicans have sought to compartmentalize Mr. Trump's presidency, adopting a cafeteria-style approach.
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For example, companies are adopting processes that have layers of verification from multiple sets of eyes.
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Some states are already considering adopting their own mandates, or other policies that would incentivize enrollment.
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Adopting less harmful smokeless products could rapidly save countless lives from premature death and burdensome suffering.
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Reactions to the situation have been somewhat predictable, with those on both sides adopting familiar positions.
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Keep in mind that adopting a child of your spouse, however, doesn't count toward the credit.
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To avoid adopting a blatant quota system, Harvard introduced subjective criteria like character, personality and promise.
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But, but, but: Cities across the U.S. and world-wide are struggling with adopting electric buses.
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Judiciary Committee Democrats are adopting this approach to get records from Kavanaugh's stint as staff secretary.
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Ties My immigrant father thought adopting an American name was a prudent measure to avoid mispronunciations.
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But machine learning is notorious for adopting the biases of humans it relies on for information.
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And we recognize that society must take the necessary steps toward adopting a holistic, sustainable future.
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But upon adopting a vegetarian diet and praying to the nine gods, the group was cured.
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And while containers are obviously still a very new technology, she feels good about this bet on the technology because most enterprises are already adopting containers and Kubernetes — and they are doing so at exactly the same time as they are adopting cloud and especially hybrid clouds.
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"New York adopting congestion pricing will make a big impression on the West Coast cities," Schaller said.
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But adopting a Brexit deal like the one on offer would be unlikely to heal those wounds.
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Fact: The internet was free and open prior to the FCC adopting Title II regulations in 2015.
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Adopting all these styles, spanning sound and tongue, these cosmic meanderings are moving, strange, and seemingly borderless.
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Yesterday Stripe removed Bitcoin as a payment option on its platform, and now Robinhood is adopting trading.
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By adopting his own tough stance against EU policy-making, Renzi is tapping into this public hostility.
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In January, Medium morphed again, laying off one-third of its staff and adopting a subscription model.
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Adopting a new pet could be just what the doctor ordered to help mend a broken heart.
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But there were also cars that give a realistic look at the design language firms are adopting.
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"Roger and I have spoken about adopting in the future, but no more pregnancies!" she told E!
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The latter is known for adopting aggressive cost-cutting tactics that are upending the consumer goods industry.
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For parents who are looking to adopt, I would highly recommend adopting from the North as well.
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Businesses can self-regulate by developing and adopting industry-wide best practices on cybersecurity and data minimization.
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This ache encouraged her to start work on the long process of adopting Rex once he retired.
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What followed was a lifetime of little and big falsehoods, some of which involved adopting false identities.
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Bigger rivals Verizon Communications Inc and AT&T Inc are already moving closer to adopting 5G technology.
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The idea of Universal Basic Income isn't new, with some European countries adopting some form of it.
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This policy appeared to shift on Tuesday, however, with numerous outlets adopting a more openly critical tone.
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But nationally, Crown said, the agriculture industry is moving toward adopting solar as a key energy supplement.
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Another surprise could be Randall and his wife Beth (Susan Kelechi Watson) expanding their brood by adopting.
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It is intended to rein in the groupthink and overconfidence that comes with adopting a particular viewpoint.
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But she cautions against adopting new technologies that, while alluring, may not actually respond to critical needs.
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High schools and colleges all over the nation are adopting more neutral language for their winning students.
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Byrd claims the success of the Mobile Inspection app warmed the series to adopting more technological advancements.
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Members are committed to adopting FATF recommendations to battle money laundering, the APG says on its website.
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Adopting Alipay would be pivotal for the region's e-commerce growth and that of Lazada in particular.
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Notably, thanks largely to social media, people are adopting whole30 more like a standard weight-loss diet.
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JG: I would say all of [my appearances] are various prismatic representations of me, personas I'm adopting.
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South African politicians cited it when adopting their plan for "Black Economic Empowerment" in the early 2000s.
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So adopting the new fintech ethos of zero fees and transparent pricing makes for thinner profit margins.
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Curry said it's even made an iPhone guy like him consider adopting Android for his main phone.
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Adopting an heir has been the solution for Japanese businesses with no suitable successors in the family.
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Some employers — particularly those in the retail industry — are increasingly adopting technology to soften wage inflation pressure.
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Facebook is adopting some of the TV industry's sales techniques for Watch, per Business Insider's Lauren Johnson.
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"Do you really think we're good?" she asked, adopting a false, girlish uncertainty that was unlike her.
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Of course, this is a kind of social media strategy other companies are adopting — even Twitter itself.
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For #TFWGucci he takes on Gucci, adopting the brand's recent hallmarks, like embroidery, patches, and 70s glasses.
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According to her National Park Service bio, Holly is famous for adopting an abandoned cub in 2015.
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It's easier to imagine the company adopting the technology for some of its existing systems, as well.
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The community must be innovative and flexible, capable of rapidly adopting innovative technologies wherever they may arise.
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Adopting healthy behaviors can seem like a battle against human nature; much of the time, it is.
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Dr. Antin's biggest piece of advice if you're planning on adopting a cat or dog that day?
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Increasingly, some other games are also adopting gambling mechanics, which introduces a whole new layer of addiction.
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Combating that would require changes including in agriculture, such as adopting water-saving drip irrigation, he said.
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It was about bolstering the writerly persona I was adopting; helping to convince myself that I belonged.
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Mr. Powell said the proposed legislation would not stop same-sex couples from having or adopting children.
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Mr. Obama said in the article that he was adopting the recommendations of the Justice Department review.
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Adopting a new antivenom in Chad caused fatality rates from bites to go from 2.3% to 15%.
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Adopting and embodying one of these narratives — victim or gangster — is part of the formula for success.
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Since adopting Snapchat's "Stories" feature, Instagram has been able to put a significant dent in Snapchat's growth.
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Should you up your sunscreen game (yes) or start adopting the Korean 10-step skin care regime?
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If you're interested in adopting the pups in the pictures, visit the rescue's website for more info.
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Schlag's protest, adopting the practice of NFL players protesting police violence, was not her first flag controversy.
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Amazon, after all, has long badly lagged among tech companies in adopting renewable energy and sustainability measures.
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Or because we're all connected are we going to start adopting Chinese practices of censorship and surveillance?
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There are many fast-growing companies right now that are adopting freelancer or remote-work business models.
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For many, adopting a senior name is the first step they take to shield their real identity.
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The order also places a premium on adopting newer, more secure information technology in the executive branch.
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Madonna criticised Malawi's slow pace of law reform, saying it nearly prevented her from adopting Mercy James.
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The insurer also said existing members would have the choice of adopting this plan during contract renewal.
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While Blockchain has remained dedicated to bitcoin wallets for a while, adopting Ethereum is an interesting move.
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The second is adopting Cold War-era confidence building measures to further reduce the risk of war.
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Democrats are already adopting the slogan "you break it, you own it" when it comes to ObamaCare.
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In its post-meeting statement, the FOMC indicated it would remain "patient" before adopting any further increases.
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The bill claims that protecting these religious agencies won't harm prospective parents' chances at adopting or fostering.
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Adopting a few habits recommended by psychologists and scientific researchers can help stave off the Monday blues.
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Adopting a hands-on approach to creating every aspect of a garment impacts the design process, too.
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If the thought of adopting a puppy is intimidating to you, look no further than sweet Ivy.
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Analysts say adopting a target range rather than a single growth figure gives policymakers room to manoeuvre.
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By adopting the PopJam Platform, that functionality can now reside in a third-party website or app.
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Employers and other groups have the option of adopting the $25 copay at any time, it said.
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Other countries, most notably the UK, have managed to thrive in the eurozone without adopting the euro.
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The keys all look to be flatter, likely adopting the same slim format used on the MacBook.
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Publishers must be bold in adopting user-centric models to win the web's war for attention. Spot.
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Labour could quickly launch pilot schemes on the pros and cons of adopting a "universal basic income".
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"I came away thinking: In the U.S., we're not there," she says about adopting the Swedish model.
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Without those carrots, a government has very little incentive to consider adopting a new course of action.
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The committee's Republican leaders set a business meeting for March 22 to vote on adopting their report.
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Payers are increasingly adopting these so-called point-of-sale rebates amid the debate over drug prices.
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Regulators are one step closer to adopting new standards for oil trains that Congress mandated last year.
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LNG-AS Still, some traders are adopting the a more cautious approach given the uncertain economic outlook.
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Much later, after leaving office, he became a Catholic, adopting the lifelong religion of his wife, Cherie.
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The Swafford family has legally adopted two children, and is in the process of adopting a third.
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The California lawmaker in February introduced a bill that would prevent states from adopting encryption-related legislation.
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The downside of Day's adopting his mother's workaholic ways is he is too busy to visit Australia.
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Adopting this sort of perspective on criminal justice issues, Pfaff argues, is crucial to undoing mass incarceration.
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Despite these problems, Americans are still generally wary of adopting a universal, government-run health insurance system.
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Tyson's management has helped by adopting millennial-friendly initiatives like selling antibiotic-free chicken and embracing sustainability.
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Exotic pets require specific environments and diets, so do your research and be realistic before adopting one.
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She even referred to Hedi Slimane's stint at Dior Homme, adopting his stitch signature for boyfriend jeans.
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Host country France prioritized fighting inequality, with a focus on adopting "progressive legislative frameworks" for gender equality.
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Today's FCC leadership has a penchant for adopting massive regulatory schemes to solve trivial or hypothetical problems.
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Slightly less celebrated is the fact that, in her 40s, she began adopting children from different countries.
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To realize the value of CRM systems, salespeople need to be persuaded that adopting them is worthwhile.
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I also got choked up when I went to cover a local couple adopting five Russian siblings.
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Other countries have faced debt problems, and many have responded by adopting some form of debt rule.
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The biggest impediment to adopting negative rates could be the strain they inflict on financial institutions' margins.
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LandShark announced in its statement that it is donating money to the organization and adopting 100 sharks.
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Adopting Bezos' habits may help you minimize distractions and zero-in on the tasks that matter most.
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EU countries are adopting different mechanisms to achieve the subordination of senior debt, as required by BRRD.
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"I'm happy and proud people are reacting to it and adopting it," he said via a spokesman.
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"Any features that are popular on other networks, they just end up adopting," Quesenberry said of Facebook.
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"I'm very happy that all the parties have been adopting a very sensible attitude," Mr. Chan said.
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In the caption of her post, Winter encouraged people to consider adopting the dogs she'd played with.
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I believe in adopting rescues but also think there are preferences and that's what breeders are for.
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If she ended up adopting the children, she would receive benefits until each child turned twenty-one.
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This is a critical first step before adopting Medicare as a basis for coverage health coverage expansion.
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In some of the arrest photos of Ms. Fonda, you can see other celebrities adopting the tactic.
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And there are some vague promises on increasing access to addiction treatment and adopting harm reduction approaches.
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Overall, the benefits of the new product were far greater than the discomfort of adopting new behavior.
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German-born Enders insisted Airbus was not bluffing, adopting a more partisan tone than in previous statements.
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Hammond said that if a global solution emerges, it would consider adopting this instead of its tax.
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There are significant advantages to Washington and Pyongyang for adopting the communication discipline of such a roadmap.
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For better or worse, President Trump has displayed little interest in adopting polices that enjoy public support.
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She can't make a full leap to the iPad without the rest of the organization adopting it.
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Adopting a common design also will assist researchers who may want to study two or more states.
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To reduce car and truck emissions, Guerrero in 2015 proposed providing financial incentives for adopting electric vehicles.
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After its debut in 1946, adopting the style was thought of as a sign of loose morals.
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Adopting a sloppy claymation aesthetic popular in early aughts Nickelodeon shows like The Amanda Show and Kablam!
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Romney is adopting the same mindset many traditional congressional Republicans and conservatives have settled in under Trump.
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Silicon Valley, he said, is all about creating and adopting new formats to be tried and expanded.
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To the extent that M.L.S. has been successful, it has been, West contends, through adopting global norms.
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In its earnings report this week, Netflix highlighted growing competition from rivals that are adopting the strategy.
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Though few Republicans have gone that far, many have had no problems adopting the president's aggressive language.
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Compounding the sense of hypocrisy, Cardinal McCarrick had been a prominent voice for adopting the 2002 reforms.
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Besides its no-contact benefits, there are other alluring possibilities in adopting namaste as your preferred greeting.
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Yet while Moscow supported adopting the resolution, Russian U.N. Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia cast doubt on its feasibility.
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Christian groups will now be able to legally keep Muslim, Jewish, unmarried, and LGBT couples from adopting.
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Massachusetts was a leader in health care reform, including by adopting a requirement that everyone have coverage.
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While adopting a war orphan in Europe was exceedingly difficult, obtaining a visa was almost unheard-of.
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But here too he slips from explanation to justification, adopting what sounds a lot like Putin's narrative.
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But adopting an approach like Vancouver's would, experts say, at least help greatly reduce the death toll.
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But whatever model we might end up adopting, selecting the right types of measures will be important.
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She accused the Justice Department and the court's majority of adopting troubling parallels between the two cases.
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And a surrogate trolled Warren during his Springfield rally, by adopting her rhetoric to talk about Sanders.
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Most people had stopped shaking hands, adopting elbow bumps, but most restaurants were still open, if emptier.
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Fraser endows her character with authority and credence by adopting the language of art historians and administrators.
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More states are adopting or working toward scholarship programs that increase the number of students attending college.
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It isn't progressive, either, unless "progress" means adopting ideas that had their heyday about a century ago.
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The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center's health system has begun adopting the program in its 40 I.C.U.s.
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She denied, however, that she had considered adopting Mr. Banier, and refused to submit to mental examinations.
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Among them are adopting a mindfulness routine, optimizing sleep, reducing your social media habit and cultivating friendships.
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By adopting from foster care, I became the mother I had needed and rewrote my own story.
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With more consumers adopting streaming, automated solutions will help unlock those additional TV ad dollars, Roku believes.
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Today, China is adopting classic quarantine measures but on a scale never before seen, let alone studied.
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States are adopting technology at every step of the way in making a better pitch to employers.
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But in December, he allowed the district to delay adopting cumulative voting while it appealed his ruling.
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Democrats and other Barry loyalists have quickly rallied around the mayor, adopting hashtags such as #IStandWithMegan, #StillMyMayor.
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The meeting ultimately focuses on Russian sanctions that lead Moscow to ban Americans from adopting Russian children.
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Warren is expected to accuse Buttigieg of adopting GOP talking points in his opposition to progressive policies.
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Managing the federal government's massive debt will require shedding timeworn conventions and adopting new ways of thinking.
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Spence-Chapin estimates the costs of adopting through the South Africa program to be just over $18,000.
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Adopting her mother's original surname for professional reasons, Ms. Wile worked as a singer, composer and lyricist.
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These impostors trade on the trustworthiness of local journalism by adopting names that evoke small-town newspapers.
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Adopting more of his approach will be valuable in dispatching Democratic rivals — nasty work though it is.
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It was 26, and Mr. Benioff had come to announce that he was adopting the public school.
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The law so angered Mr. Putin that he retaliated by barring American families from adopting Russian children.
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More games are adopting service models, meaning they're updated and changed every week, if not every day.
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So when it comes to adopting a scientific approach to change, the evidence provides some helpful tips.
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" She resented this, and reacted defiantly, adopting, according to one friend, "a madwoman-in-the-attic look.
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The proposal also suggests eliminating Match's dual-class share structure in favor of adopting a single class.
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Taylor credits much of Quip's success to adopting Zuckerberg's mindset to always look for the bigger picture.
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Smith recently returned to his podcast "Hollywood Babble-On" and talked about adopting a plant-based diet.
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"Because... it doesn't feel great to constantly be talking like this," he added, while adopting Batman's voice.
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Until then, you can apply for a shot at adopting this Baby Yoda cat as your own.
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Consider fostering or adopting a pet, like this Baby Yoda lookalike, up for adoption in North Carolina.
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The Morozovs began adopting children in 2009, after their own children grew up and left the home.
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Finally, there's 17-year-old Kristen (Sosie Bacon), who the couple had after adopting the other three.
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Everyday Canadians spent the past 12 months essentially adopting Syrians in the world's most personal resettlement program.
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Ros-Lehtinen said she does not see the GOP adopting policies that attract minorities, millennials, or women.
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Every one else fared better when told that their state was considering adopting policies that welcomed immigrants.
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Social tuning, or the process of adopting other people's attitudes, almost certainly also played a role here.
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Countries as diverse as Bangladesh, Belarus, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates and Vietnam are adopting nuclear power.
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Several other European countries are in the process of adopting or implementing their own digital services taxes.
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The Air Force is increasingly adopting virtual-reality flight training simulators under the Pilot Training Next program.
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Eventually, it can cause liver failure, and the only treatment right now is adopting a healthier lifestyle.
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Tig grew erratic in the second set, adopting a high-risk approach, while struggling with her serve.
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So Trotz, 56, decided he was all in, happily adopting the Yankee Look with other Islanders employees.
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By adopting this plan, New York can continue to uphold its legacy as a leader in infrastructure.
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Murder rates have plummeted and the Police Department is widely credited for adopting more community-oriented tactics.
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The lack of a "V" letter in Arabic meant adopting the next closest signifier — Vartanian became Wartanian.
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I usually end up adopting them and then can't remember a time where I didn't have them.
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