But the camera never adopts the wife's perspective in the same way that the camera adopts his.
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"Anybody who adopts the name of the Klan adopts the legacy of the Klan, and the legacy of the Klan is death and injury of people of color."
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Drake even adopts a South African accent for his character.
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While China steers investment into favoured sectors, America adopts countermeasures.
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In "Lynx Boa" (below) she adopts a sly, feline gaze.
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When he has worn them out, the conservative adopts them.
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He said that India adopts "remarkably" fast to new services.
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By the way, everybody who successfully adopts it adapts it.
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Joseph later adopts Lori's son Colby from her previous marriage.
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He even pulls a Jean Valjean and adopts a daughter.
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Dustin adopts a strange new pet, and Eleven grows increasingly impatient.
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For historical reasons, the ADB adopts a high one of 12%.
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Whether California actually adopts year-long DST remains to be seen.
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The trend boy adopts or ignores these beliefs as he pleases.
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Set at a roller rink, the short adopts a spiral aesthetic.
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If the board adopts the objection, the recount would be ended.
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Dr. Cheng adopts a literal approach to making math more appetizing.
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The voice Ms. McTeer adopts for the occasion suggests as much.
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And once central government adopts a thing, they really do it.
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The Trend Boy adopts or ignores these beliefs as he pleases.
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The writing adopts multiple registers, from snappy dialogue to sprawling monologues.
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With exceptions for specific professions, the new measure adopts that definition.
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During long stretches Mr. Lang's music adopts a Grand Guignol character.
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When Apple adopts a new technology, many other companies follow suit.
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CBO also cleverly adopts a 30-year marker for nuclear programs.
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While at work, Merkel adopts an almost scientific approach to politics.
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Either way, one adopts style on behalf of its survival value.
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Eventually, the young brother adopts the same lifestyle, continuing the cycle.
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He adopts this approach for Jardins d'Été, but with modern technology.
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Just before he flees for his life, Noah Solloway adopts a mantra.
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But Trump routinely adopts positions only to abandon them, sometimes extremely quickly.
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Ironically, as Asia adopts dual-class shares, opposition is mounting in America.
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For the swap, Stacy cuts her hair and adopts a British accent.
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February 22017, 2017: Krzanich adopts a new Rule 10b5-1 trading plan.
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Review, James Lileks adopts a tone of elite dismissal that's at once
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Kenneally adopts an aesthetic reminiscent of a do-it-yourself family album.
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" He then adopts a screeching Kanye voice: "I'll do this my way.
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Ault frequently adopts curatorial and editorial roles as forms of artistic practice.
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DEUTSCHE BANK ADOPTS NEW TECHNOLOGY STRATEGY TO REDUCE COMPLEXITY AND COSTS -MEMO
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In flight from Victor, she adopts a new persona, the widow Nash.
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Moreover, the Citizenship Amendment Act adopts different benchmarks for Bangladesh and Bhutan.
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The decision adopts a level of surveillance that is rare outside China.
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Orlando also has a child, who adopts the language of transgender activism.
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What happens if Chicago adopts unselfish, modern principles that maximize everyone's strengths?
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Now, suppose Player B adopts the (silly) strategy of choosing Paper every turn.
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Jones adopts a jokingly meditative state when asked about Hemsworth's time on set.
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Now he adopts this voice," or, "Now he's doing this with his body.
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Plenary adopts it's negotiating position on copyright rules for the digital single market.
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But the Index also adopts some great overall design elements from other headsets.
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Tarzan is deeply reverent, and the movie adopts his tone of hushed adoration,
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Valve adopts a unique crowdfunding approach to raise funds for its marquee competition.
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One might ask why Trump adopts these policies and why Congress tolerates them.
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It will go into effect as soon as the House formally adopts it.
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They provide that the convention adopts its internal procedures and elects its officers.
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In his work with his supporters, Mr. Navalny adopts an authoritarian leadership style.
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From there, the piece adopts a mode of continuous shifts and fractured phrases.
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And obviously, he is a millennial at heart, he adopts it so quickly.
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Their proposals often form the kernel of policy that Abe's government eventually adopts.
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She adopts her signature playful attitude, employing light hues and a cartoonish style.
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Well [adopts job center voice] 'What've you been doing for the last few years?
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Someone might say, [he adopts Nigel Tufnel's dopey cockney drawl] 'Where's the sheet music?
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It's appropriate, then, that Hara adopts social media modes and language into his aesthetic.
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The shelter is offering a free training package for anyone who adopts this sweetie.
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He also adopts Facebook's unfortunate tendency to speak about world-scale problems in percentages.
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Standing, she adopts the pose made famous by Botticelli's "Birth of Venus" (c. 1482).
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Something strange happens when a man adopts a hairstyle that's typically regarded as feminine.
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To be clear, I'll be appalled if Trump adopts the mendacious strategy I'm describing.
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To attract his young hip voters, she literally adopts the Senator's ancient Brooklyn accent.
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Most of these tools, though, only really work when the whole company adopts them.
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In her new film, "Chevalier," Ms. Tsangari adopts a perspective not unlike Mr. Attenborough's.
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The album adopts the theme of "on stage," which extends from opera to film.
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A single ideology binds the individual extremist to the state that adopts extreme measures.
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In conversation, he adopts a no-nonsense mien, occasionally allowing himself a brief smile.
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"I'm thinking she's been living in Africa and adopts children, very Madonna," Lohan said.
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Without asking, he moves in with Jesus and adopts an attitude of paternal authority.
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But those discussions have little to do with whether the child adopts those beliefs.
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U.S. FEDERAL RESERVE ADOPTS FINAL RULE ESTABLISHING 'STRESS CAPITAL BUFFER' FOR LARGE U.S. BANKS
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That could change, one council member says, if the city adopts tax increment financing.
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Like the film, the musical adopts a chop-shop approach to its set list.
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The web version adopts the Snooze option for postponing attention to a message, too.
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In Modern Love, Scott plays a writer who adopts a baby with his partner.
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There are two obvious reasons why Apple might wait before it adopts 5G cellular.
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Lubaina Himid's pieces also explore racial issues, but she adopts a deeper, historic lens.
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Hong Kong adopts a trilingual policy, which promotes the use of Cantonese, Mandarin and English.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai feels that India adopts "remarkably" fast to new products and services.
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Meanwhile, New York adopts a similar road map, no longer prosecuting stuff like public urination.
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A former White House official acknowledged the short-term tone Trump adopts during such addresses.
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Surprisingly, Noggin may not be the only streaming service that adopts the interactive video format.
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"I can tell you that the central people's government adopts the same attitude," she said.
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Until Microsoft fully adopts USB-C across its devices, this is the next best thing.
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And then, Bruce unwittingly adopts an orphan, Dick Grayson (Michael Cera), who, yes, becomes Robin.
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WATCH: Kylie Jenner Adopts a Rabbit and Names It Bruce 5-Minute Spicy Chicken Ramen
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If the committee adopts articles of impeachment, the articles are sent to the full House.
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At these levels, and with future growth uncertain, Morganlander adopts a cautious approach to Apple.
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Once the committee acts, and Medicare adopts the change, it can be put in place.
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Wu adopts Scott's signature style, which is melodic, sleazy, and heavily reliant on Auto-Tune.
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Rather, there needs to be industrywide cooperation that adopts useful standards before something worse happens.
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Clinton, she adopts a more prosecutorial stance, asking why Americans don't like this trailblazing politician.
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The white hat is nowhere to be found as Olivia adopts her father's tactics, too.
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The incapacitated plane adopts a vulnerable look, like a fallen animal that can't right itself.
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The character adopts her memory as his own and, in turn, so does the reader.
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The restaurant adopts a different approach, both when it comes to food and overall experience.
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The policy adopts recommendations that Mr. Trump received last month from Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.
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After the House selects managers, it adopts a resolution notifying the Senate of its actions.
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Kim Jong Un also adopts a family-tent aesthetic when it comes to leg clothing.
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Whatever policy the university adopts must be equally applicable to all universities in all countries.
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It also adopts the perspective of the man on the Cross, gazing up and down.
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" She adopts the term: "They are children who have lost the right to a childhood.
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And on the weekends, he traps stray cats across the city and adopts out socialized cats.
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On "Pull Over," another single, she adopts the energy of Miami's rhythm helmed by Uncle Luke.
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Lilo adopts him, thinking he's a dog and eagerly makes him a part of her family.
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Whatever rules the European Union adopts will have a profound impact on companies doing business online.
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Shannon and Chuck decide to go with the former, while Mark McGrath adopts the latter strategy.
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In the past Mr Trump's supporters have been quick to mirror whatever opinion the president adopts.
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Affleck adopts a lower public profile than his brother Ben and appears uncomfortable in the spotlight.
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The camera adopts seemingly impossible viewpoints, perched on the sea and confined in the claustrophobic cabin.
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But if Congress adopts the CHOICE Act, the rule won't ever see the light of day.
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January 2016 * The BOJ adopts negative rate policy, setting its short-term rate target at -0.1%.
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If the S.E.C. adopts a political donations disclosure rule, they are likely to ask about materiality.
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Pelosi has promised to abide by the term limits regardless of whether the conference adopts them.
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Volvo's infotainment interface adopts more colorful home-screen tiles and rejiggers some icons for better readability.
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He grows up with a crack-addicted mother and adopts her dealer as a father figure.
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It adopts his lone-wolf moralistic tone to suggest that he would have beaten Donald Trump.
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The platform draft adopts support for a $15 minimum wage and an expansion of Social Security.
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Nunes adopts a patriotic mien when it comes to the broader free speech issues at stake.
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These are lines where the character, who usually thrives on playful violence, adopts weird sexual overtones.
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The report frequently adopts the facile tactic of comparing or lumping leading liberal politicians and demagogues.
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He has no say in whether Massachusetts adopts it, but he would have to implement it.
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And maybe it shouldn't really matter if anyone else in her position adopts the same approach.
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And this could prove problematic if the U.S. adopts a much more aggressive cyber offensive strategy.
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If I'm with someone who just kind of adopts my life, that can feel a bit suffocating.
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When China adopts a craze, the number of people joining is staggering, just by sheer population size.
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He swipes to an angry-looking fish, spikes studded across its face, and adopts a gravelly voice.
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"It is terrifying to contemplate what he will do with the next cause he adopts," D'Addio said.
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Aided by digital effects, he adopts Gaurav's carefree body language as well as his Punjabi-accented speech.
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We are going to keep fighting until this country adopts a zero tolerance policy towards drunk driving.
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UK Sport adopts the mindset of an investor seeking the best returns wherever they can be found.
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The new Jetta finally adopts the MQB architecture that underpins pretty much the rest of VW's models.
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Trump will deserve to lose if he adopts a strategy that insults the intelligence of American voters.
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The technologies and design elements that Apple adopts are rarely what we expect, or what seem obvious.
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Anne Shirley shaves off her perky red braids, and adopts a cool, bald, Walter White aesthetic. 7.
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If anything, they may spur him to strengthen and upgrade his arsenal before China adopts harsher ones.
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The IMF considers Berlin's demands unrealistic unless Greece gets significant debt relief or adopts new budget cuts.
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Same goes for the suspension, which adopts the basic setup from last year, albeit sprung more softly.
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A national clean energy standard, however, takes a new approach that adopts a net zero emissions philosophy.
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If the U.S. adopts new tariff measures against the EU, Brussels will suspend trade talks with Washington.
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If this younger generation adopts Twitter to watch those live events, then the company is probably golden.
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Once one local farmer adopts the technology, his neighbors have little choice but to do the same.
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If Mr. Trump adopts the House Republican mantra, things like the Financial Stability Oversight Board will wither.
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Trewitt, the brothel madam who adopts the abandoned baby Jim on her doorstep, has the same instincts.
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Though "Ferocity" adopts the trappings of a stylish thriller, it has the ambitions of a social novel.
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One scenario considers the lowest emissions likely to be produced, the other adopts the highest projected emissions.
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During his show he clicks his tongue, speeds up a story so it's incomprehensible, adopts multiple accents.
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Once a government adopts such a policy, it may well become the preeminent issue in future campaigns.
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When one small firm adopts a new technology displacing workers, this may not be a societal crisis.
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Biden adopts a more traditional Democratic platform and has warned that Sanders' healthcare plan is financially unfeasible.
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The first time anyone adopts something that someone else did, I think there can be this criticism.
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INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION ADOPTS CONVENTION AGAINST VIOLENCE AND HARASSMENT IN THE WORKPLACE, SPARKED BY #METOO MOVEMENT - OFFICIAL
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While Lin's installation is more visually compelling than "Extinction Gong," she ultimately adopts a more didactic approach.
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Japan's export-driven economy could also suffer if Trump adopts protectionist policies that would potentially curb global trade.
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LIDAR, short for "light detection and ranging," adopts Radar's approach, but uses lasers in place of radio waves.
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Cohen adopts various characters and disguises on the show, but the most memorable occurred during the final segment.
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Melanie Lynskey is particularly striking as Hilary, an Australian student who adopts the persona of the class mom.
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As for Steven's wire-rimmed glasses, which he adopts as an adult (along with a slight Dutch accent)?
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"Thus, we see scope for deal close even if the CMA adopts a narrow market definition," they said.
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And then there is the oddly laudatory tone which the president adopts when speaking about his Russian counterpart.
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And when a big, powerful company adopts a take-no-prisoners approach to business, it doesn't seem charming.
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Part businessman, part politican, part emcee, he adopts phrases and goes back to them over and over again.
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But as economics adopts the experimental procedures of the natural sciences, it might also suffer from their drawbacks.
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However, if the General Assembly adopts the measure, statewide legislation would restrict access to body cameras throughout Maryland.
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In place of the Surrealists' obsession with the eye, however, her work adopts the eyelash as its emblem.
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But just as Italy adopts its new position, the rest of Europe seems to be having second thoughts.
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AS A premise, it isn't terribly promising: Rell, fresh from a breakup, adopts a kitten, calling it Keanu.
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He says technology can ensure a friction-free border even if Britain adopts separate customs and regulatory rules.
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In addition to a highly concentrated portfolio, Huber also adopts a long-term, patient view to bolster returns.
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The legislation adopts a hard-line approach to immigration reform, boosting interior enforcement and reducing even legal immigration.
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Now she adopts rescued animals from shelters, and is up to ten dogs and 20 or so cats.
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It's [better] to ask the right questions or make really good suggestions and hope the president adopts them.
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It's no surprise when a townsperson adopts the term "crisis" to refer to the lack of community commitment.
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Imagine that a local police department with a history of discrimination adopts a new stop-and-frisk policy.
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Mr. Allen adopts Dylan Farrow and Moses Farrow, one of Ms. Farrow's sons, who she adopted in 20193.
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Usefully, Gasfou adopts a neutral tone in his text and imagery, rather than explicitly venerating or criticizing transhumanists.
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The so-called freaks have a winning camaraderie, and one of Schlitzie's last managers even legally adopts him.
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Meanwhile, Valjean helps a destitute prostitute and adopts her child, and French peasants revolt against their unfair treatment.
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Every year the Forum adopts a theme that is a talking point — or a starting point — for discussion.
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The government has pledged to keep the current peg to the euro until it adopts the common currency.
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Popkey's narrator will occasionally divulge her own memories, but mostly she adopts the Cuskian stance of the listener.
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First Ellen Degeneres adopts a rescue dog, and now she is making moves to save all the animals.
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Or perhaps the wellness world adopts these masks, in which case the product design would look quite different.
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So come 2020, I will personally be voting for whichever democrat adopts Big Challenges in their primary campaign.
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That is to ensure Switzerland adopts relevant EU laws in return for enhanced access to the bloc's single market.
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For pet-sitting, Mad Paws adopts a marketplace approach which means that people apply to become a pet-sitter.
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When faced with a narrow entrance, it adopts an H-formation with its arms lined up along one axis.
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While the Democratic Socialists of America are pushing for a total takeover, TURN adopts a comparably more conservative approach.
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Uber says that if the state adopts ride-hailing rules that require driver fingerprinting, it will not operate there.
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That's because Apple is unable to include these emojis in iOS and Mac OS until the Consortium adopts them.
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I guess whoever adopts that one I'll somehow reach out and I'll get them a signed jersey or something.
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The exhibition adopts this method, also drawing on Ramirez Jonas's experience of Gustave Courbet's painting The Stone Breakers (211).
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"Trickster, trickster, to avoid such a problem, he marries another trickster and adopts a child in Brazil," Bolsonaro said.
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Traditional animation still almost never adopts this kind of approach, which means that works like this remain distinctive today.
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Alternatively, if WeWork adopts Lane's least costly idea, he says it will still need $1.5 billion in new funding.
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Combining an 231s-era Greek Revival mansion with a new addition, the 2139-room newcomer adopts a nautical accent.
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In the first, one octopus adopts a darker color to signal aggression, and its opponent maintains its previous coloring.
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A girl in a bedazzled leotard scuttles up the pole with demonic ease and adopts a praying mantis pose.
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Soon she adopts a goth mantle of black lace, as her friends, including Claudette (Jennifer Kim), grow increasingly mortified.
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My job now is to see that every state in the country adopts a bill of rights like Illinois'.
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Now, read the article, "An Orchestra Adopts a City, One Kid at Time," and answer the following questions: 1.
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If the Senate adopts Mr. McConnell's proposal on Tuesday, the trial could move promptly to opening arguments on Wednesday.
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It gives workers advance notice when their employer adopts new technology and requires that workers receive training on it.
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In his new biography of Holmes, Stephen Budiansky adopts a creative new way of rescuing Holmes for our times.
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Ontario legislators just introduced a bill authorizing trade retaliation against any U.S. state that adopts Trump's "Buy American" policy.
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The Show 8 has a front-facing camera, but adopts the physical shutter switch first seen on the 5.
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But it is important not just that the country adopt these policies, but what kinds of policies it adopts.
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She doesn't want to hear her daughter's apology and adopts evasive tactics to try to steer the conversation elsewhere.
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Truth is, we will never have an effective infrastructure revitalization plan until the federal government adopts a capital budget.
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The 45-seat Moscow City Authority adopts the budget for the city's 12.5 million residents and also passes municipal laws.
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The IMF says that, unless Athens adopts more austerity measures into law upfront, the surplus will only reach 1.5 percent.
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"Every time I go out of town, my wife just adopts another animal, be it cat or dog," says O'Connell.
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Kidman took the "International Star Award" for "Lion", in which she plays an Australian woman who adopts an Indian child.
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"I think their study is biased," Beckwith dismissed, pointing out that the Williams Institute adopts progressive, fluid ideas about gender.
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Related Video: Kylie Jenner Adopts a Rabbit and Names It Bruce And clearly the pants-less party didn't stop there.
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Conservatives' third principle is to rely on the judgment of a governing class that adopts talented people into its ranks.
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In addition to the newscaster voice, Alexa also adopts a different style when reading out information from a Wikipedia page.
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Whenever a society adopts racial entitlements, it is very difficult to get out of them through the normal political processes.
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The church rarely adopts outside material for use in leadership training or member instruction, preferring to produce teaching manuals internally.
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They're not going to stay out of the California market or Washington or any other state that adopts these rules.
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Parliamentary scrutiny will reduce the chance that Britain adopts a hardline version of Brexit on the say-so of zealots.
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Aaron Carter is speaking out after he was slammed by allegations that he adopts dogs to sell them for profit.
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The show smartly adopts the form of a banquet to explore contemporary conversations about the cuisine and its related identities.
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The actress explained that when she adopts dogs, she isn't always aware of any health problems they may already have.
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August 20163: Cambodia's National Assembly adopts a new Land Law making it easier for individuals and companies to register land.
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Jonathan Scott adopts a "go big or go home mentality" on all his home projects — and Christmas is no different.
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Any government that adopts this stance and is co-opted in this project fails and disappears from the political map.
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In short, Khashoggi looks like a political operator who adopts a journalist's coloration when needed; he's the Arab George Stephanopoulos.
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If Kavanaugh is confirmed and adopts Scalia's view, it will threaten Mueller, and could undermine the rule of law itself.
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Just as Rohan plans his revenge with minimum fuss, Gupta also adopts a hassle-free approach to narrating his story.
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Lawmakers around the world have been adopting new methods to regulate video games as the industry adopts new business models.
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Known for referring to himself as "President Yameen" in speeches, he often adopts a confrontational style, demanding votes from supporters.
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If he adopts this position and our democratic institutions are strengthened, he will offer an example of ethical, democratic leadership.
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He adopts settlers' prejudiced language about "savages" and "wilderness," words that denied Indians' humanity and active use of their land.
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If Medicare adopts the plan, federal officials estimate that consumers would save, on average, between $45 and $132 a month.
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The European Commission, which has the final word on drug approval in the EU, typically adopts the EMA experts' view.
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Waggoner also sees a strong ally in Trump's Justice Department, which frequently adopts stances in favor of state antiabortion measures.
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"Many AI advances are quickly being commoditized—so who develops the technology is somewhat less important than who adopts it."
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In its ferocious second verse, Lamar adopts the slightly deranged voice of his own conscience to tell him he's spiraling.
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On Friday, GE also said it will restate earnings for 2016 and 2017 as it adopts a new accounting standard.
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Just because a blue state adopts an ambitious new climate policy is no guarantee that it will actually follow through.
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But he also added something else, according to Breitbart (which, like good state media, adopts the Dear Leader's "windmill" terminology).
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Eschewing pure vector-based minimalism, Nash adopts a crinkled-paper texture that seems right out of a Khaki Scout's dirty pocket.
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There, she adopts the nickname "belle de jour" and caters to the desires of a variedly perverse clientele (and possibly herself).
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The IMF says that unless Athens adopts more austerity measures and legislates them upfront, the surplus will only reach 1.5 percent.
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If America adopts a Hobbesian vision of a brutal, zero-sum world, as Mr Trump seems to, everyone else will, too.
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As the cruel supervisor of the textile mill, Stephen Macht adopts an accent that sounds like Maine mixed with Vincent Price.
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The agency fully adopts the talking points of the serve-for-life caucus of elected officials in the deep-red west.
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But if Washington adopts a tough line, India would have no other choice than to end imports from Iran, they said.
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To read a candidate's rhetoric into policies he adopts once in office is "folly" and "strewn with danger", Mr Kozinski warned.
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Robots in the EU soon be classed as "electronic persons" if the Parliament adopts a new set of rules on robotics.
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The new Valkyrie adopts Aston Martin's "AMR Pro" designation that the company typically uses for its track-focused special edition cars.
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" Of the experience, Caitlyn adopts a very sportsmanlike attitude, remarking: "Anytime you're involved with something you want it to be successful.
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The gist of it is a common argument laid out by Android fans: that Apple adopts every feature long after Samsung.
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She adopts a tiny puppy, Princess Lotus Blossom, a name that's fun to imagine Joan calling out across a dog park.
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Not only because Als adopts her viewpoint, but because the language is not far from what Neel would have used herself.
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Following the conventions, it sounds like political coverage may be scaled back a bit as the channel adopts a broader focus.
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Despite the deconstruction, the form Gilman adopts — with its digressions and asides, potted histories and accidental anachronisms — is still pretty hokey.
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In Arkansas, voters will determine through "Issue 5" whether or not the state adopts a sharp hike in the minimum wage.
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However, the committee is likely to lose every judicial challenge unless the House itself adopts a resolution authorizing an impeachment inquiry.
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A better option may actually present itself when FIFA adopts the controversial plan to expand the World Cup to 48 teams.
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In it, she describes the emergence of a "twenty-first-century version of modernism" that adopts a more openly sensuous language.
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This island has served as a frontier for British club culture, sending as many trends back to London as it adopts.
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Though he has a writing credit on each song, like tofu, he adopts the flavor of the songwriters he's collaborating with.
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Mayday Parker is the alternate-universe teenage daughter of Peter and Mary Jane Watson who adopts her father's fight for justice.
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His firm, SGI Frontier Capital, adopts a high-risk strategy of investing in so-called frontier markets — Ethiopia, Mongolia and elsewhere.
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He replied: Many well-educated affluent Democrats will stay loyal even if the Democratic Party adopts economic and racially redistributive policies.
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Anyone who adopts a dog featured on a pizza box flyer will receive a $50 gift certificate to the pizza shop.
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Indeed, Ms. Torkia, the influencer, no longer frequently adopts a head scarf or markets herself specifically through the lens of modesty.
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Indeed, Ms. Torkia, the influencer, no longer frequently adopts a head scarf or markets herself specifically through the lens of modesty.
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Vader catches back up with you, adopts you as his new apprentice, and recruits you to help resurrect his wife Padmé.
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The IMF says that, unless Athens adopts more austerity measures and legislates them upfront, the surplus will only reach 1.5 percent.
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But ultimately, he aligns himself with his wife and adopts her conviction that Owen's death was in some way cosmically prefigured.
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If New York City adopts ranked-choice voting, it will join Eastpointe, Michigan, a Detroit suburb, as a fellow 2019 adoptee.
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Democrats are waiting to see whether the Mexican government adopts the labor legislation it is obligated to pass under the USMCA.
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Before the Senate adjourns for more than three days, Congress adopts a concurrent resolution giving it the authority to do so.
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She adopts different emotional costumes, for fun and for effect, but at any given moment she is behaving with complete sincerity.
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Richard breaks the news to his loved ones, and also adopts a new outlook on life — one that affects his teaching methods.
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INGBA's loan book is skewed towards residential mortgages and the bank adopts a conservative risk appetite, broadly consistent with its domestic peers.
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Firstly, the dog doesn't have a name, but Elle adopts the dog and calls him Charlie, so let's call the dog Charlie.
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Patrick adopts multiple identities and disguises as she tracks down those responsible, making time for a little love affair in the process.
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The Trump administration has not confirmed the memo or issued any statement — or proposed regulation — that adopts the views in the memo.
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The USCIRF generally adopts a harsher view than the State Department, which has to take into account America's broader foreign-policy interests.
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Kalanick and other early shareholders also are sacrificing voting power, as Uber adopts a one vote per share policy, the sources said.
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Ending up at a pet rescue, where a lot of displaced animals are sheltered, Tom adopts a puppy affected by the storm.
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Lesley Manville is his sister and manager and minder; Vicky Krieps is a young waitress he adopts as his model and muse.
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But it also adopts some of Trump's talking points, blaming the larger crisis on "contributing factors," like court decisions and legal loopholes.
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But even if another country adopts you and gives you so much love, you still feel in your soul you're Puerto Rican.
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Bruce accidentally adopts Dick (you'll see), who moves into Wayne Manor and is there for a week before self-absorbed Bruce notices.
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As one group adopts a new tool or technique, state-sponsored hackers may need to adapt to get the information they're after.
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It includes nearly every woman who adopts its most superficial behaviors, as well as those who profit immensely and incongruously from it.
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This Batman has a mariachi costume, goes to bed when his butler tells him to, and "sarcastically" adopts kids at charity galas.
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Regardless of whether Hyundai adopts a holding company structure, Elliott demanded the cancellation of treasury shares in Hyundai Motor and Hyundai Mobis.
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Precisely because Douglass is new to him, Trump naturally adopts the present tense, even though the great abolitionist leader is long dead.
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On such occasions, she adopts a studiedly neutral look: dark pants; collarless jackets; scoop-necked, solid-color tops; black pumps; pearl earrings.
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"Whenever a society adopts racial entitlements, it is very difficult to get out of them through the normal political processes," he added.
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Sulzberger, who asks most of the questions in this transcript, adopts a deferential but persistent stance in defense of a free press.
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And while Mr. Oyelowo often adopts a method acting approach to his roles, he hasn't felt any particular marital jealousy while rehearsing.
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The world body controls the U.N. budget, adopts treaties and passes numerous resolutions that while not legally binding generally reflect global opinion.
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Ok's performance adopts this story to assert a divine right to love as a gay man, a right that lacks societal support.
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Hägglund adopts these categories: the realm of necessity involves socially necessary labor and the realm of freedom involves socially available free time.
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In the comics, Dan Dreiberg is inspired by the first Nite Owl, so he adopts this alias and becomes the second version.
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Did you know that when an American citizen adopts a foreign-born child that child is not necessarily granted automatic American citizenship?
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Part of what makes The Disaster Artist work so well is that it adopts the beats and structure of an inspirational underdog story.
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In an inversion, a U.S. company typically buys a smaller foreign firm in a lower-tax country and adopts the acquired firm's headquarters.
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Some economists have expressed concern about Japan's economic outlook because its exports could suffer if U.S. President Donald Trump adopts protectionist trade policies.
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Harvey adopts a tone of tenacious yet warmhearted mockery in his new exhibition of paintings and ceramics at the Jerwood Gallery in Hastings.
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Inflation remains stubbornly below the Federal Reserve's 2 percent target, even as the central bank adopts a hawkish tone regarding future rate hikes.
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The kind of responsible person who adopts their dog from the shelter — just substitute sex toys for dogs and social platforms for shelters.
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In Jabra Fan, Khan adopts the persona of Gaurav, a young boy obsessed with a Bollywood star similar to his real-life status.
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" His definition of atheism defies that of contemporary atheism, where one adopts—oftentimes without question—the singular creed that "there is no God.
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Facebook expands fact-checking program, adopts new technology for fighting fake news "For the most part it's literally just data entry," explained Mikkelson.
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Unless the region adopts strategies to adapt – including better managing water and demand for it – "the Po Valley has no future", Pecora warned.
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Breve not only allows for completely unique Android user sessions, it also adopts totally new behaviour to accommodate whatever "persona" suits your mood.
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The video adopts a similar style to the upcoming Marvel flick, which is already being celebrated for combining African imagery with futuristic elements.
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"If Japan adopts extra stimulus budget, that will cause more debt issuance," said Hidenori Suezawa, fiscal and markets analyst at SMBC Nikko Securities.
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The piece, titled "Blando" (2015), expounds on the gender imbalance laid bare in Weller's work but adopts an entirely different point of view.
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Legend, meanwhile, is rocking an embroidered jacket while he adopts his signature pose of dutifully taking selfies with Chrissy Teigen tickling the ivories.
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The typical American generally adopts a bifurcated view of their situation that does not comport well with the relentless pessimism of many leftists.
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The latest version adopts a slightly darker tone and employs a serialized format, with cliffhanger endings for most of the half-hour episodes.
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It could also make one for a USB-C port used by any Android phone which make the change and adopts that port.
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As the US adopts a defensive posture, the rest of the world seems to be embracing China's bid to become a space superpower.
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Mr. West is a prime example of a person who achieves wealth and adopts the conservative values that will help him keep it.
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John Kasich says he's not ready to endorse Donald Trump for president unless the presumptive GOP nominee adopts values more like his own.
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McKenzie adopts a character for the song—a local New Zealander giving a guided tour of the small town where he grew up.
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If the court takes those cases and adopts a narrow understanding of sex discrimination, decades of civil rights progress could be in peril.
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When jurisdiction after jurisdiction adopts rules that drive up home prices, entire regions become inaccessible to low-income and even middle-income people.
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To heighten the sense that " SKAM " is unspooling in real time, Andem adopts visual techniques that mimic the latest fads on social media.
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More pliable still is the Supreme Intelligence, an artificial übermind that rules the Kree and adopts the form of whomever you most admire.
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Bannon adopts a militaristic tone as he pushes Republicans on Capitol Hill and MAGA defenders across the country to take the gloves off.
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The trailer adopts a Taken theme as Frost, 48, receives an ominous phone call while seated in the back of a black SUV.
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When the NHL adopts new rules, sometimes they are tested in the AHL, which will enact a few rules starting in 43-17.
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But until every state actually adopts the standards in the new law, it still has specific benefits for victims in all 50 states.
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That reliance on movement politics sets him apart from Warren, who often adopts a more top-down approach to power than Sanders favors.
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A central figure is the Darter, a man engaged in evidently nefarious activities, usually by night, whom Nathaniel adopts as a father figure.
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The company has laid off thousands of workers — including 15% of its senior staff — as it adopts new digital capabilities across its operations.
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General Electric will restate its earnings for 2016 and 2017 as it adopts a new accounting standard, according to a regulatory filing Friday.
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Escaping the Napoleonic Wars, the protagonist of this novel, an English captain named John Lacroix, adopts an assumed name and heads for Scotland.
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The OnePlus 21885402T adopts the 21885401Hz AMOLED screen offered on the 21885400 Pro, coupled with a three-camera set up on the rear.
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Under the Constitution, Congress adopts the procedures for choosing its leaders, so this change could be approved with bipartisan support from moderate members.
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In addition, Truffaut dedicated "The Wild Child" (19503), in which the director played a doctor who adopts a feral boy, to Mr. Léaud.
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" Conservative media outlet The Washington Examiner later posted an article with the headline, "Ocasio-Cortez adopts Southern drawl to talk to black audience.
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But when he adopts a clearer, blocklike architecture, as in "Rituel in Memoriam Bruno Maderna," his colors and textures assume an awesome shape.
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Dealing with Dicks When one works as a waiter, one adopts an attitude of helpfulness, but this doesn't mean that one becomes servile.
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We believe addressing climate change risk adds alpha while reducing risks and avoiding catastrophes — in every asset class that adopts a long-term view.
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"The market is cautiously focused on whether Yellen adopts a hawkish or dovish tone," said Michiro Naito, executive director of equity derivatives at JPMorgan.
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Manchin said he was comfortable with Trump's stances on those two issues and hopes Price adopts those, rather than his own, as department head.
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Those other features include support for teams, plus a redesign that adopts Google's Material Design and includes a convenient floating button and omnipresent toolbar.
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He adopts similarly cautious techniques, taking care not to back any bill, candidate or cause unless he is sure of its chances of success.
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The floppy disk lives on as technical shorthand instead of a physical object — that is, until everyone rightfully adopts the "ctrl/command + S" shortcut.
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For example, if a prison adopts radio wave detection technology, inmates can simply upgrade to unmanned drones that don't require remote controls to fly.
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"If a corporate marijuana industry adopts 24/220, it would still be a celebrated event, but not with the same countercultural meaning," Humphreys said.
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National Democrats should watch what solutions Colorado adopts on questions facing all states, such as health care, parental leave, public education and the environment.
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"Depending on what policies Trump adopts, the trade balance can shrink or increase, but I think the general (surplus) trend will continue," Miyamae added.
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Such a deal would ensure Switzerland adopts relevant EU laws in return for enhanced access to the bloc's single market, crucial for Swiss exports.
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Is it a universal rule that when technology introduces a new medium of storytelling, old media soon adopts the new medium's styles and tropes?
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Qingdao is a major commodities port, and Beijing usually adopts tighter pollution controls and curbs shipping traffic for big events to ensure blue skies.
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In place of the Surrealists' obsession with the eye, poet and visual artist Tiziana La Melia's debut collection adopts the eyelash as an emblem.
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"The state of Minnesota hereby adopts a policy of zero tolerance of Arie Luyendyk Jr. from season 22 of The Bachelor," reads the document.
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"The state of Minnesota hereby adopts a policy of zero tolerance of Arie Luyendyk Jr. from season 22 of The Bachelor," the bill reads.
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If Congress adopts Goodlatte's bill in anything like its current form, class actions and MDLs will be a shadow of what we know today.
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Linguistic games become high camp spectacle: Gary spits out bizarre insults, invents fictitious boyfriends with "chest hairs like weather systems," and adopts strange personas.
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As LaVar further adopts the crypto lifestyle, at some point it is only natural that he would explore the potential of mining crypto himself.
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From 1978 to 1980, she appeared in 36 episodes of ABC drama "Family" as a young orphaned girl that the titular Lawrence family adopts.
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The reminiscence of the rock genre adopts a tragic hue, punctuated by gluttony, drugs and the conscious theft of black culture by white opportunists.
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DOL's proposed rule adopts Trinity Lutheran's core principle: Religious organizations are welcome to participate in government programs on equal footing with their secular counterparts.
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The House late Thursday voted in the rules package, which the majority party -- now the Democrats -- adopts at the start of a new Congress.
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The problem is that, while broadly speaking licensure requirements are similar across the country, each state adopts a somewhat different set of specific requirements.
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When his phone rings, which it does constantly, he adopts the brisk, businesslike tone of a performer too busy for all of his fans.
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They're pointing to Venezuela as a cautionary tale about what can happen if the U.S. adopts socialist policies that have been embraced by Democrats.
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If New York adopts that kind of fee structure it would go against current practice by other states which do not pay the fee.
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Kimberly Strassel of The Wall Street Journal asked Rubio why conservatives should want a tax policy that adopts an approach normally taken by liberals.
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"If everybody adopts the U.S. proposal, I have 100 percent confidence we'll get it done," Mr. Mnuchin said, eliciting some laughter from his counterparts.
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Moreover, the legislation adopts a unilateral view of taxation — the United States versus the rest of the world — in several of the international provisions.
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Thursday's vote offers Britons a stark choice from a political class they no longer trust, and which no longer adopts policies that reflect them.
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But when a company (or a police department or a fire department) adopts a race-conscious hiring program under government guidance it is immunized.
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It also helps the agency stay relevant and effective as the traditional brokerage offices overseen by FINRA decline and the industry adopts new models.
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If the government adopts a liability limit too high or too low, the economic outcome might be worse than that yielded by unlimited liability.
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The order also adopts the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's broad definition of anti-Semitism, which considers certain criticisms of Israel to be anti-Semitic.
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Through an experimental surgery, Archer adopts Troy's likeness to go undercover and find the position of a bomb he has placed in the city.
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Trump also tried to argue that he'd been courteous with Zelensky -- and the transcript did show the avuncular nature that the President sometimes adopts.
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Google users can submit suggested changes to the names, markers, and information about locations on the map, which Google then reviews and sometimes adopts.
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Most notably, the rising spread between French and German debt could become a huge issue if France ditches the euro and adopts its own currency.
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Carl Lucas, a former cop who was framed (we still don't know for what, though), adopts the moniker of Luke Cage while inside the prison.
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The director Laurent Pelly, who has previously staged Massenet's "Manon" and Donizetti's "La Fille du Régiment," adopts a storybook aesthetic for the Cinderella fairy tale.
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NFL ADOPTS POLICY TO FINE TEAMS IF PLAYERS AND PERSONNEL DON&aposT STAND FOR NATIONAL ANTHEM "When the anthem comes on, you stand," Cuomo said.
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Vickers adopts a largely non-thematic strategy globally but is keen to ride on the growth it sees in biotechnology, nanotechnology and AI, Tan said.
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"The world looks for an authority," said Heymann, who believes the WHO adopts that role but needs to be faster and more transparent with information.
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SWEDEN ADOPTS LAW THAT SAYS NON-CONSENSUAL SEX IS RAPE Williams, who said she was drugged during the attack, didn't have memory of the assault.
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The raps take the place of a diary as Issa adopts different voices and dispositions to perform the life she is too afraid to pursue.
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As Trump adopts from Obama the challenge of containing North Korea's nuclear program, Tillerson signaled a move to exert more pressure on China to help.
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Basically we didn't adopt any because in the Senate rules are permanent, unlike the House which every two year adopts a new set of rules.
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Richard Gephardt (D-Mo.), which would result in the House automatically passing a resolution suspending the debt limit when the chamber adopts a budget resolution.
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"If the United States, regardless of opposition, adopts any new tariff measures, China will be forced to roll out necessary retaliatory measures," he told reporters.
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It is also required to accept every law that Brussels adopts, like the one that threatened Mr. Braathen's business, without getting to vote on them.
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The redesign must keep real people and real lives as the top priority to ensure the U.S. appropriately adopts the range of proven best practices.
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To ensure that every Salesforce employee adopts this philanthropic mindset, there is one thing he has everyone do on their first day with the organization.
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So whether the next German finance minister adopts that view – which could ultimately prove a large obstacle to Macron's plans — will be watched with interest.
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Existing cooperation on technology will expand when BX Swiss next year adopts the Elasticia trading system already in use at Boerse Stuttgart's Scandinavian unit NGM.
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Toal's Near Abroad adopts a much shorter time frame than Russia: The Story of War's eight centuries, focusing instead on Putin's 17 years in power.
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The activists suggest that the museum adopts the term "Latinx" to represent the wide array of Latin American and Caribbean communities in the United States.
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They say porn adopts new technologies first and PornHub [NSFW], a site that is as NSFW as it sounds, is proving that old adage true.
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" And he looked at me right in the eyes and was like [adopts Neil Young accent], "We can go to outer space whenever we want.
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Any further downgrade pressure will depend on whether Crown adopts an aggressive capital structure, or leverage or capital management policies not consistent with its rating.
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Any new policy the administration adopts must navigate the complex terrain of federal law and court consent decrees that constrain the conditions of migrant detention.
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Yawnghwe's heavily researched work adopts a kind of magical realism, using tactics somewhere between art and archive to document the ongoing ethnic atrocities in Myanmar.
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Pakistan's military is blurring moral lines as it adopts increasingly brutal tactics to crackdown on the country's most notorious terrorist group: Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan.
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Viola has ensured that the franchise's military bearing is more than just the cliched, superficial sports team-adopts-war metaphors or wears-camo-uniforms stuff.
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The Dell XPS 27 adopts the latest in Intel processor (CPU) technology: the 216th-generation Core-series chips built on the 22-nanometer (nm) process.
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If the Democratic Party adopts "democratic socialism" for its identity, it would be a Pyrrhic victory at best — for the Sanders wing of the party.
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Lilla adopts the tone of a long-suffering professor who just wants to discuss Marx and Emerson but finds himself besieged by hybridity and intersectionality.
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Under Young's request, his salary would be reinstated when the House adopts a new budget or at the end of this year's session of Congress.
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The plan adopts Netanyahu's view that a much-shrunken Palestinian entity, including (roughly) 70% of the West Bank, will be a state in name only.
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A staff member at the school adopts a specially screened dog, who is then welcome at the school as a dose of furry emotional support.
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Among other things, once the House adopts articles of impeachment and presents them to the Senate, the Senate must take them up at 1 p.m.
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And with "Harmony of Difference," he adopts a familiar but still relevant argument: Improvised music can represent a metaphor for a more perfect American union.
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In the vein of past gimmicks, Sacha Baron Cohen adopts different personas in this seven-episode series and dupes unsuspecting politicians, public figures and others.
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The pact would ensure that Switzerland routinely adopts changes to the rules of the EU single market and provide a better platform to settle disputes.
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Amazon adopts the click-and-collect model popular in the U.K. Facebook copied Snapchat a fourth time, and now all its apps look the same.
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"If the Fed adopts a more dovish stance, we should see the dollar quickly retreat and that should give gold an opportunity to rally," Streible said.
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Unfortunately, Clay adopts a "by any means necessary" attitude in order to achieve this goal, often acting out irrationally at the expense of Jessica's well-being.
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Argo AI, which is developing self-driving technology for Ford, adopts a "no heroes" policy when it comes to drivers retaking control, says president Peter Rander.
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Even Bono makes a vocal appearance in a (prerecorded) phone call in which he adopts a bizarre Jamaican accent, for reasons probably only clear to Bono.
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They also tell Everleigh that she gets to choose who adopts Carl, which is a weird amount of pressure to put on a six-year-old.
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The idea here is to encourage conversation; as the large big-data ecosystem adopts this and similar tools, the company eventually benefits from this, as well.
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"One of our clients, Wolfgang218, he adopts senior pups all the time, and he sees a lot of turnover because they are senior pets," Edwards said.
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Director Raoul Peck uses Baldwin's words exclusively with the voice talents of actor Samuel L. Jackson, who adopts an uncharacteristic, weary tone to match the material.
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It said it hopes that over time, the number of various date labels will be reduced as the industry adopts the "best if used by" label.
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Switzerland risks being plunged into an "unnecessary and dangerous experiment" if it adopts the scheme on June 10, Swiss National Bank Chairman Thomas Jordan has warned.
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The editorial, published in the paper's Chinese language edition, adopts a similarly strident tone to a Monday commentary in its English edition, accusing Singapore of hypocrisy.
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But you won't hear Rey every time Taeko opens her mouth — Ridley adopts an American accent here, turning in a multilayered performance of wistfulness and warmth.
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If the House of Representatives, by a majority vote, adopts articles of impeachment to impeach the president, the proceeding moves to the Senate for a trial.
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If Congress adopts the RSC budget, it will be a significant downpayment on restoring the federal government to a trajectory that respects taxpayers and limited government.
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The BJP's manifesto states gender equality cannot be attained until India adopts a uniform civil code, but the party has provided few details on its plans.
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Rather than settle for tariff battles, perhaps compassion should dictate, in part, how trade deals evolve and which countries the United States adopts as its partners.
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Mercedes-Benz has begun its own car-share service that adopts that approach – Croove, a platform that has now launched as a pilot in Munich, Germany.
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Cop adopts homeless drug user's newborn Albuquerque police officer Ryan Holets decided to adopt a pregnant woman's baby after he'd approached her outside a convenience store.
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DUBLIN, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Ryanair resisted moves by pilots to unionise on Thursday, after one demanded the Irish airline adopts a new approach to industrial relations.
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Finally, the nominee gets to make opening remarks where he or she adopts a humble mien and professes fidelity to the Constitution and the independent judiciary.
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Jill adopts the new technology and feels validated, but only until Jack drives her out of business through a profit advantage on every single oil change.
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This time around, the customized Rolex adopts a slicker look with its new smooth leather strap, which contrasts the detail-heavy body of the watch itself.
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And I think what you see is that every company looks around and adopts the best of the best formats or state-of-the-art technology.
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While the "Narragansett" line employs natural items as décor or in bits, like bird feet, the "Terrapin Ensemble" adopts a whole animal into its design scheme.
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This year, the Berlin-based filmmaker Boris Seewald adopts a similar brand of animation for his latest music video for German electronic music producer, Ralf Hildenbeutel.
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Although she adopts the position of director in Metamorphosis of Plants and even has a background in film school, Zajączkowska is first and foremost a botanist.
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The poetic utterance adopts many of the strategies of contemporary postmodern poetry, disorienting the reader with jarring word combinations that distance language from its referential function.
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So when the Met Gala — historically attended by largely white and extraordinarily wealthy elites — adopts it as its theme, its significance to other communities becomes secondary.
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Though this sometimes means the movie adopts a defensive posture, it also means that the audience is clear on what the veterinarians at Smith Ridge recommend.
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When the opposition adopts extreme positions, paradoxically, it can expand the president's electoral base because it provokes a merger of die-hard supporters and ambivalent moderates.
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There are some of us who haven't, but there are some of us who have, but [adopts heavy accent] we don't have to talk like this.
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"When Trump adopts a protectionist strategy, China should have an open door and force the state-owned enterprises to reform," Professor Yan added in an interview.
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Whether a woman parents her child as her mother raised her, or adopts a different style, becoming a mother provides an opportunity for a do-over.
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Once the House adopts articles of impeachment, according to the manual, there is no timeframe for when it must name managers to formally notify the Senate.
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Congress cannot enact a plan such as the Better Way plan if the budget resolution it adopts requires revenue neutrality as scored by the JCT. Period.
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Instead the Pixel 4 adopts a more uniform look on the back that's similar to its high-end competitors like the Apple iPhone and Samsung Galaxy.
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" Section 2900 underscores the point by explaining that "the House votes to 'impeach' in the constitutional sense when it adopts an impeachment resolution and accompanying articles.
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"The protective regulations that currently apply to threatened species would not change, unless the Service adopts a species-specific rule in the future," the proposal says.
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It's an almost incalculable insult for Trump and his enablers to act as if he's helping the Jews when he adopts the language of the pogrom.
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To uncover the truth, Stephanie adopts a new identity of an assassin — with the help of some disguises — to hunt down those responsible for the tragedy.
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"Vivian's Garden" (2017) adopts an altogether slower pace, examining a mother-daughter relationship, both immigrant artists living and working in their secluded garden home in Guatemala.
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Chandler's figure adopts the same pose — while wearing a wet suit whose greens, yellows, and purples come straight from Cézanne — but in jolliness rather than quietude.
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Mulder's ringtone is the X-Files theme song, and Scully adopts yet another dog she discovers connected to a monster attack (just like in season three).
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A version of the team appears in the aforementioned three-part "Messiah Complex" arc in which Cable comes back in time to save Hope, whom he adopts.
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He also said he would propose OPEC formally adopts a policy of "production ranges", which would allow output of country members to fluctuate by a certain amount.
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He noted that NYBG often adopts "orphan herbaria," for instance that of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, on loan in the Bronx while its scientific facilities are updated.
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Now let's assume this company adopts an algorithmic attribution approach, and determines that different channels have different weights based on where they appear in the conversion path.
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The new plan adopts the recommendation of a review in 2011 by Sir Andrew Dilnot to introduce a cap on how much a person pays for care.
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If the Trump administration adopts the Obama administration's playbook, this would mean reducing Iranian crude imports by 20% every six months, after a 180-day grace period.
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Switzerland risks being plunged into an "unnecessary and dangerous experiment" if it adopts the scheme on June 10, Swiss National Bank Chairman Thomas Jordan warned on Thursday.
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But Philadelphia proposed three sites for HQ2, including one in in University City that could be 17.4 million square feet if the city adopts land-use changes.
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"If Trump adopts a hostile policy towards Iran or scraps the deal, hard-liners and particularly the IRGC will benefit from it," a former reformist official said.
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It also adopts a taller aspect ratio in a design that echoes the iPhone X. The device menu on the Pixel 3 XL shows some impressive specifications.
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"Buying sentiment towards the Rand will be heavily influenced by the tone Ramaphosa adopts during the SONA," FXTM Chief Market Strategist, Hussein Sayed said in a note.
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But many economists say Hammond could make things easier for himself if he adopts Labour's call to exclude borrowing for infrastructure investment from his budget deficit targets.
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Both Saudi Arabia and Israel will be delighted if Trump declares that Iran is no longer in compliance with the nuclear deal and Congress adopts new sanctions.
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"It is truly a bipartisan package that adopts provisions authored by committee members on both sides of the aisle of the House and the Senate," Grassley said.
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Today, President Trump adopts the protectionist/nationalist policies that were wisely discarded following the trade wars of the interwar years in the disastrous aftermath of Smoot-Hawley.
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HIKER ADOPTS INJURED DOG SHE CARRIED DOWN 11,000-FOOT MOUNTAIN "This dog is walking around, making itself known to all the runners," Hunter told the news outlet.
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Her new album, "Oh No," pairs soft R&B vocals with the cold, quick syncopation of Chicago footwork, then adopts a defiant tack with electro bubble gum.
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Instead, Sanders adopts a more capacious understanding of US foreign policy that takes the interests of all the world's peoples — particularly, all the world's workers — into account.
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In the title story, a young girl adopts a diet of live birds, and her dumbstruck parents struggle to reconcile their disgust with their roles as providers.
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Oberhelman said that Trump's suggested pace of faster economic growth is possible if Congress adopts the right policies such as tax reform, infrastructure spending and reduces regulations.
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Gloria becomes a drunk and the older CJ adopts Molly, a delightful beagle/Cavalier King Charles spaniel mix who is, yes, possessed by the spirit of Bailey.
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It later morphed into a script about a police officer who, facing down a cartel after his brother's apparent suicide, adopts the persona of El Chicano, a.k.a.
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The note published on Tuesday focuses on suppliers for Mini LED parts and equipment, and which companies are likely to benefit if Apple rapidly adopts the technology.
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He even adopts the quasi-religious language of the social justice left in describing an intellectual awakening about the persistence of racism and sexism in American society.
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When a culture changes, it's often because a small group of people on society's margins find a better way to live, parts of which the mainstream adopts.
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It simply adopts the standard of care in transition medicine, which is very much embraced by those who seek to match their bodies to their gender identity.
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He adopts a civilized tone to advance opinions once considered beyond the bounds of civilized debate, advocating ''peaceful ethnic cleansing,'' as if that were an actual thing.
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Though the Constitution gives the Senate the "sole power" to try impeachments, it is silent on how quickly the House must transmit impeachment articles that it adopts.
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A top Republican on the House Ways and Means Committee said Wednesday lawmakers will move quickly on a tax-reform bill once Congress adopts a budget resolution.
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When I'm in Michigan I find myself sliding into a nasal dialect of American English; in Malaysia (or in anger) my diction adopts a British-Commonwealth tone.
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The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom said on Monday that Washington should consider sanctions against Shah, a close associate of Modi, if India adopts the legislation.
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" Schiff said the idea "tacitly adopts the fiction that the Russians are a constructive partner on the subject instead of the worst actor on the world stage.
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The snake takes up residence under his sofa, driving away his few human visitors, and quickly adopts strangely companionable behaviors more befitting a dog than a reptile.
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If a country adopts a new currency that depreciates against its old one, borrowers will have to pay more to repay interest and principal on old debts.
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ADOPTS $40 MILLION STOCK REPURCHASE PROGRAM * RUSH ENTERPRISES INC - NEW STOCK REPURCHASE PROGRAM REPLACES COMPANY'S PRIOR $40 MILLION REPURCHASE PROGRAM Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Tsui adopts the illustrative style of traditional Chinese scroll painting to capture the city's bustling multifaceted society while making ironic cross references between Asian history and pop culture.
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"We believe that once Twitter adopts a strategy that will drive user growth and greater engagement, its advertiser base will grow dramatically," Pachter wrote in a research note.
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Whereas "Flights" wove several plot-strands into a patchwork meditation on travel, exile and the quest for home, "Drive Your Plow" adopts—but subverts—a more conventional genre.
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On a more selfish note, I'd like to see a Democratic Party that adopts a few of the policies conservatives support that could resonate with their own constituents.
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October 2018Database company MongoDB adopts a new license that restricts how cloud services can use its software amid a growing controversy over commercial licensing for open source software.
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The approach "adopts a new rule of law that uses campaign statements to recast the plain, unambiguous, and religiously neutral text," Niemeyer, a George W. Bush appointee, wrote.
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It has also been well established that the stock market pulls back any time the Fed adopts a more hawkish stance (ie, when it telegraphs interest rate hikes).
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Bazilian also points out that healthy practices "can be contagious over time," so you may find your family adopts some of your healthy habits of their own accord.
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The principal twist here is casting Kidman, who adopts a raspy voice to go with the sunken-in eyes of someone who has clearly seen too much darkness.
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Bud profits enormously, and gladly adopts the douchey stockbroker lifestyle, complete with smoke-filled private clubs and an insufferable tendency to quote Sun Tzu's The Art of War.
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The proposed cuts will likely never come to fruition since the president's budget is simply a proposal that usually bears little resemblance to the final budget Congress adopts.
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ESY NYC adopts Waters' hands on approach to food, health, and the environment by implementing a program that promotes gardening, cooking, and eating together into schools' everyday curriculums.
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Likewise, virtue signaling is an effective ideological idiom that psychologists say adopts a strategic expression of indignation to assume the shape of moral outrage most palatable to audiences.
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An Orchestra Adopts a City, One Kid at Time (2018) When the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra started an after-school music program 10 years ago, it had 30 students.
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And as long as Apple's board adopts a buyback program to permit it, senior executives can keep buying back similar amounts of stock, trading day after trading day.
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I can sense when the stillness of the street is a precursor to danger, like the moment before a storm hits and the air adopts a menacing tranquillity.
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Whether that influence remains once he is out of office — and whether the party reverts to its former shape or adopts a new one — remains an open question.
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"Once Hubbard adopts a new body, he's expected to make his way to one of the CST bases," a Trementina Base insider told the Village Voice in 241.
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Shaffer's "Amadeus" adopts the same dynamic, although there the elderly, half-demented Salieri merely believes that he has killed Mozart—a self-accusatory metaphor for his poisonous intent.
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A story about a struggling black call center employee who suddenly finds meteoric success when he adopts a "white" voice, Sorry to Bother You quickly becomes much more.
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Visually, the Vision EQS adopts what Mercedes is calling a "one bow" design language, taking the coupe-like shape of its current S-Class to the next level.
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There are times when the novel adopts the tone of a boy's adventure story with obvious villains, endangered maidens and heroes, but one particular villain is too obvious.
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A spokesman for Vale declined to comment on specific questions about the attacks but said the company adopts "the best practices in the industry" to improve network security.
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Also, if Trump adopts the economic agenda of House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI), it could lead to dramatic cuts in social programs, including Medicaid and food stamps.
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Security experts Alex Wilner and Claire-Jehanne Dubouloz define radicalization as a process during which an individual or group adopts increasingly extreme political, social or religious ideals and aspirations.
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"What we've seen is Facebook accepts and adopts the role of being a media company — they don't say this, but they accept the role in some instances," Wagner said.
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It may only be a matter of time before the UN adopts some sort of ban, but for some countries, the temptation to use such weapons may be overwhelming.
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Second, if Congress adopts a resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution without a ratification deadline, the resolution expires when 28503 percent of the states ratify the proposed amendment.
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So when a netizen adopts a username, they might call themselves by a different name on the web, but they can't hide their true name from the Chinese regime.
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Ms. Cavalli adopts the hands-on approach, not just giving us glimpses of what people in the countries she visits are watching, but also sometimes participating in the shows.
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The sedan adopts a fastback shape that is meant to give it a sense of "athleticism, sophistication and confidence …from every angle," said Andrew Smith, Caddy's global design chief.
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It adopts a 116-inch wheelbase, more than an inch longer than that of the old CTS, with the added space being used to provide a roomier passenger compartment.
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In Stranger Things' second season, Dustin adopts a tadpole-like pet that loves nougat that is actually the baby version of a flesh-eating monster from The Upside Down.
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Then Jeremy Corbyn comes to power in, say, 2020, and pushes through higher taxes on business and on executives; nationalises the utilities; and adopts an anti-Western foreign policy.
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Rechtschaffen said if the Fed adopts a two-pronged strategy of reinvesting bond proceeds and jawboning down inflation expectations, that will help the Trump White House fund its programs.
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The ratings could come under pressure if Islandsbanki adopts a higher risk appetite, particularly in light of its future privatisation, for example through loosening underwriting standards or expansion overseas.
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For one thing, it adopts an all-electric powertrain with an estimated range of about about 2100 miles per charge and can operate in either autonomous or manual mode.
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It adopts some of the technologies we've seen on other concepts, such as lots of OLED to project vehicle information, navigation and audio functions, as well as 5G connectivity.
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The new formula takes into account the assessed valuation of property within a district on a per pupil basis and adopts a previously court-approved capital outlay equalization formula.
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Mr. James, 34, works in Chicago as an attorney-adviser for the Illinois Pollution Control Board, which adopts environmental regulations and adjudicates contested pollution-related cases for the state.
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Unlike Element's flat $70 a month upfront charge, Lightroom adopts the company's shift in recent years toward a subscription-based model, running users $10 a month for continued access.
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Firms that have not moved to comply with the new rule will wait to make any changes to their existing plans until the SEC adopts the proposed plan requirements.
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And a new set of Facebook camera features being tested in Ireland adopts Snapchat's entire design to promote the same type of communication within the main Facebook mobile app.
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"The age of shame is over when a president of the United States capitulates to the president of Russia and adopts his point of view on Afghanistan?" he asked.
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On the side of his body that faces his rival, the male adopts the coloring of a female, so that the other believes he is looking at two females.
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"If the United States, regardless of opposition, adopts any new tariff measures, China will be forced to roll out necessary retaliatory measures," commerce ministry spokesman Gao Feng told reporters.
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If passed, the law would allow marijuana growers to reclassify their recreational pot as medical pot in the event that the Trump administration adopts a stricter drug enforcement policy.
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That means the provision will be stripped when the full House adopts the rule Wednesday, rather than having the House vote separately on removing that part of the bill.
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The greatest impact on individuals with employer coverage, if Judge O'Connor adopts the Trump administration's position, however, would be that it would lock them once again into their jobs.
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I find that individuals experience a 0.029 increase in the standard deviation of life satisfaction and a 85033 increase in their economic sentiment after their state adopts RTW laws.
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Here, too, Shteyngart adopts a take-no-prisoners approach to satire, mocking both Barry's cluelessness and the way in which one person's memorable narrative is another's opportunity for commoditization.
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For a theoretical frame, he adopts the curator and critic Nicolas Bourriaud's notion of "radicant" aesthetics—radicant being the botanical term for organisms with no single root, like ivy.
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Molly adopts the same language she's complained about when men use it with her, saying that she just wants to be friends despite having indicated otherwise with her actions.
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As we see in "Ascent," which finally provides some insight into what he was like before he became violently unhinged, Cunanan adopts a different persona for everyone he meets.
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Mr. Conover, a bookish-looking fellow, adopts a mildly irritating know-it-all character who pops up unexpectedly and divests actors in a skit of their long-held misconceptions.
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But if he adopts the viewpoint that polls showing him unpopular must, by definition, be wrong, it's hard to see how he'll be able to check his own instincts.
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In "Little Otik," a feature film from 2000 based on a Czech fairy tale, a childless couple adopts a tree stump, which comes to life but then turns homicidal.
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There's bound to be talk when Gonzalo Rodríguez de Tejeda, the rich Spanish godfather of Brunetti's wife, Paola, adopts his lover and makes the young man his legal heir.
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The new raft of proposals adopts philosophies popularized by a field of Democratic presidential candidates, like showering the public with government money and imposing strict conditions on corporate welfare.
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In additional to better reinforced folding (a follow up to last year's issues), the device reportedly adopts a clamshell form factor, more akin to the newly announced Motorola Razr.
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"Her signature hits aren't usually ripe for head-banging, but she gamely adopts the abrasiveness, taking the kinetic energy of the production and fashioning it into a rallying cry."
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The company adopts a liquid and prudent investment mix, with more than 80% of its invested assets placed in cash and equivalents and fixed-income securities at end-2016.
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Flanders's story is told from the complacent perspective of a woman who has achieved wealth and security, and generally adopts the matter-of-fact tone of a case history.
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To do business in China, the company adopts to local dictates, distasteful as they may be to its CEO Tim Cook, an outspoken gay rights advocate and privacy crusader.
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A top Republican on the House Ways and Means Committee said Wednesday that lawmakers plan to move quickly on a tax-reform bill once Congress adopts a budget resolution.
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He mentions the "Embrace, Extend, Extinguish" problem — where a huge company adopts an open protocol, becomes its biggest user, and then changes its system to lock everybody else out.
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"NARROW-MINDED" The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom said on Monday that Washington should consider sanctions against Shah, a close associate of Modi, if India adopts the legislation.
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Edgardo del Rincon, Citibanamex's general manager for consumer banking, said rivals now had an edge in digital services, but that should change once his bank adopts new, better systems.
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It also adopts a previously court-approved capital outlay equalization formula and ensures no school district will have its current level of funding reduced, according to the governor's statement.
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"Once Google adopts the consent framework, much of the confusion will start to settle down a bit," said Walter Knapp, chief executive of ad software company Sovrn Holdings Inc.
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If the FCC adopts the Wheeler proposal in a final "Report and Order" later this year, it will usher in major changes with dubious public interest and consumer benefits.
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" The movie ends with Paul's default riff, in which he adopts a heavy brogue to mimic a parent's advice to join the police "farce" and work for your "pinchon.
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It adopts the same bold headers and iconography as the rest of the system, while also integrating the card-like UI that the Music app received in last year's revamp.
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The sport draws heavily on ancient Japanese and Chinese martial arts, but tradition is yielding to modernity as taekwondo adopts sophisticated gear and new rules to secure its Olympic future.
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Brooks adopts standard sci-fi conventions like cybernetic mercenaries, interstellar spies, and frontier mining planets, but he keeps the story humming along with vivid characters and a fully realized universe.
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Comparative data are sparse, but Britain appears to foster more children than most rich countries; it adopts far more domestically born children than the European average, though fewer than America.
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" "For you to sit here and say now that he adopts all the positions of everybody he ridiculed as not even being a flip-flop and it's no big deal?
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Moreover, Wall Street banks operate in many countries, so if the U.S. adopts trade barriers, other nations may counter by prohibiting American firms to conduct business in these various jurisdictions.
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Over wistful, building synths, he adopts the voice of the man he met: "Age is just a number, just like any other / We can do whatever, do whatever you want".
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Lilo and Stitch follows Lilo, a Hawaiian girl, who adopts Stitch, an extra-terrestrial on the run, as her "dog" and eventually teaches him the meaning of family, or ohana.
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There is a lesson here – the defenses a company adopts when it goes public, something that may have happened decades ago, can make all the difference in a hostile situation.
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And yet — because Mr. Scovel often adopts the persona of a preposterously confident, thin-skinned egotist with a conspiratorial streak — his comedy does seem suited to the age of Trump.
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If the movie adopts an unfailingly rosy attitude toward the city — Fernanda Montenegro plays a grandmother who lives on the streets by choice — tourism is what it has to sell.
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Mr. McMillian isn't a game changer — unlike David Hammons, his most conspicuous influence — but he's an exceptionally adroit player who freely adopts familiar tactics for his own consciousness-raising ends.
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Congressional Republicans "will continue to exercise vigorous oversight to help ensure the IRS adopts all 43 GAO recommendations," Ryan's office said Wednesday in a blog post on the Speaker's website.
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Gift a Vinebox subscription, $158/6 monthsRather than sending full-sized bottles of wine, Vinebox adopts the unique approach of bottling up nine single glass servings of wine they'll love.
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"What this legislation is about, and what I'm so proud to say this legislation is about, is that it adopts the tenets of the Green New Deal," Ocasio-Cortez added.
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Here that gap, and all the clashes of culture and power it embodies, is in fact the subject of the poem, which adopts the rote tone of a language primer.
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An inversion is a tax-driven deal in which a U.S. company acquires a smaller, foreign business and adopts its tax domicile to reduce the combined company's overall tax burden.
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She designs costumes and either constructs sets or photographs her subjects on location, and she adopts the visual devices of posing and styling common to the publications that inspired her.
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It's a mistake to buy what it's selling: that it is representative of some deep black authenticity that gets eroded every time a white person adopts its language and tropes.
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She succeeds — but Hitler's mother adopts another baby and raises it as Adolf, who grows up to lead the Nazi Party, start World War II, carry out the Holocaust, etc.
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He, in turn, adopts the gender stylings of his childhood, demanding that she consult him before spending large amounts of money, and insisting, despite her demurrals, on meeting her family.
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" It also adopts the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's definition of anti-Semitism, which states that it is "a certain perception of Jews, which may be expressed as hatred toward Jews.
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The tariffs, ranging from 5 percent to 25 percent, would apply to 5,207 products, and U.S. actions will determine whether China adopts the additional duties, Beijing said at the time.
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" The ex-president adopts the critique of Mr. Macron's detractors on the left when he writes in his book that "my government reduced inequality, while this one is deepening it.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Nairo Quintana will struggle to complete his collection of Grand Tour triumphs unless he adopts a more aggressive style, three-times Tour de France winner Greg LeMond believes.
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Assuming no SCOTUS intervention, there are two ways a new map gets drawn: Lawmakers pass a map and it goes to the governor, or the Supreme Court adopts a map.
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This is a topic that has attracted zero attention during the campaign, but whether the Fed adopts his ideas or not will directly touch the lives of every single American.
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And we, like BDS, 'do not tolerate any act or discourse which adopts or promotes, among others, anti-Black racism, anti-Arab racism, Islamophobia, anti-Semitism, sexism, xenophobia, or homophobia.
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"Based on our understanding, the (advocacy) group suggested to the People's Bank of China (PBOC) that it adopts the approach of appointing one Chinese bank and one U.S. bank," he said.
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The BOJ now adopts a policy dubbed yield curve control (YCC) that combines a negative short-term rate target with an effective zero percent cap on 10-year government bond yields.
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Depending on your age, you may know Dylan Sprouse as Zack Martin from The Suite Life Of Zack And Cody or as the kid that Adam Sandler adopts in Big Daddy.
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Right-to-carry handgun laws trigger a 224% to 210% increase in violent crime a decade after the typical state adopts them, suggests a new statistical analysis of 1.63 US states.
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Shyamalan's long, slow camera moves and bold framing are as effective as they've ever been, and toward the end of the film, he adopts a grittier, almost graphic-novel-inspired look.
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Instead of going all-in on renewables, "The most feasible route to a low-carbon energy future is one that adopts a diverse portfolio of technologies," Clack and his coauthors wrote.
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Given its its size and relative success over the long term, the analyst said, it may be able to attract money from the passive side if it adopts such a model.
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"If the United States, regardless of opposition, adopts any new tariff measures, China will be forced to roll out necessary retaliatory measures," ministry spokesman Gao Feng told a regular news conference.
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Brussels wants to supersede them with a single treaty, to provide a better platform to settle disputes and to ensure that Switzerland adopts changes to the rules of the single market.
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Byrne, who stars opposite Mark Wahlberg in the new comedy Instant Family, about a couple who adopts three children from foster care, says being a parent helps her play one onscreen.
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And so he watches as she dyes her hair, changes her clothes, adopts long, claw-like nails, and appears on Saturday Night Live to sing an ode to hot male asses.
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There's some wiggle room where an agency adopts a policy that's "so extreme as to amount to an abdication of its statutory responsibilities," but the case would be a long shot.
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In return, every hotel adopts their branding, including the same signage and room decor, which is supposed to reassure guests that they'll find the same standard of service in every establishment.
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The ongoing fight, led by Western countries against ISIS, will only bring positive results if it adopts a clear, comprehensive and participatory strategy that addresses the causes of the group's rise.
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The IMF argues that Greece will not achieve a targeted fiscal surplus before debt servicing costs of 3.5 percent of GDP unless it adopts more austerity measures and gets debt relief.
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Such oblique portraiture parallels his songwriting, in which he adopts the perspective of the outcast in songs about faith healers and indigenous exiles, cross-dressing cat burglars and anxiety-ridden assassins.
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"If Trump adopts hostile policies towards Iran, this will empower hardliners in Iran," a senior Iranian official told Reuters on condition of anonymity because of the political sensitivity of his comments.
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Chief Executive Emma Walmsley and her pharmaceuticals head Luke Miels have made sales of Shingrix in major markets a top priority as the British drugmaker adopts a more focused commercial approach.
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Vanity Fair is far from the only publication that adopts a male gaze (and mindset) when talking to famous women (remember this and this?), but that doesn't that it goes unnoticed.
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The key is not whether one runs as an Independent, but whether one adopts a bold enough approach that he or she stands apart from the rest of the ideological pack.
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McGregor opened up immediately and Mayweather hit the ropes with his gloves up—a position we discussed in pre-fight analysis as one that he usually adopts only when in trouble.
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Mansoor adopts a way of life that seems perilously close to what we Westerners — what this Westerner — associate with a radicalized form of Islam that will not coexist with competing ideologies.
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The California-Pacific Triennial, organized by the Orange County Museum of Art, adopts something of a hybrid model, situating artists from California alongside those from several countries along the Pacific Rim.
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It adopts a more realistic approach towards the question of what a human being is, says Foster, and therefore what the duties of human beings towards other human beings should be.
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If Congress adopts Mr. Alexander's plan, colleges will need to give much closer scrutiny to programs where students borrow large amounts of money and then struggle to land well-paying jobs.
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"That could, in fact, make shutdowns even more likely as one side or the other adopts the political equivalent of threatening to hold their breath until they turn blue," he argues.
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The policy comes as China's government adopts increasingly aggressive measures to control movements of yuan out of the country and snuff out expectations that the currency would continue to spiral lower.
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Instead, Mr. Peers's smart libretto adopts a process that peels away his title character's contradictions, unreliable memories, half-lies and compromising admissions in a way that subtly notches up the pathos.
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This debut feature by the director Amanda Kernell shifts between Elle's adolescence and adult life, when she adopts the name Christina, capturing the consequences of her choice to shun her heritage.
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This new order adopts as its definition of anti-Semitism the language put forth in 2016 by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance, while also accounting for other forms of anti-Semitism.
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Jackson said InfraRed adopts stress tests on the cashflows of borrowers and only lends to developers with projects that would be able to withstand price drops of 20 to 25 percent.
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The president is also facing pressure from free-traders, both at home and abroad, who say the U.S. could lose its leading economic role if it adopts more protectionist trade practices.
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"Rather, the FTC must conduct and complete a series of long-overdue studies to shed light on these opaque industries before it adopts any privacy-related rulemaking or major policy change."
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His vow to rip apart the Affordable Care Act, the symbolic domestic achievement of the Obama presidency, adopts the favorite cause of the Republican leadership with whom he has often clashed.
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The new study by RAND's Nancy Nicosia, Beau Kilmer, and Paul Heaton examines total-population, all-cause mortality — it drops an average of 4 percent after a county adopts the program.
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But despite politicians' support, it could be nearly a year before the state adopts the kind of commercial weed market like Colorado and Washington have — if it ever does at all.
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If Dropbox can make that experience more seamless, it might find a user base that rapidly adopts the technology in favor of traditional flatbed scanners — or, worse, huge binders full of documents.
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It complains Rome did not cut its public debt in 2018 as promised, and sees it continuing to rise this year and next unless the anti-austerity government adopts belt-tightening measures.
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NFL ADOPTS POLICY TO FINE TEAMS IF PLAYERS AND PERSONNEL DON'T STAND FOR NATIONAL ANTHEM The right-handed pitcher was known for being one of the more outspoken players in the MLB.
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Uber said on Monday it would suspend its unlicensed service UberPOP in Oslo until Norway introduces new rules, as the US ride-hailing app adopts a more conciliatory tone with national authorities.
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As the largest police department in the country, the NYPD's evaluations are hugely important in how future policies across the country are shaped, particularly as more and more police departments adopts cameras.
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The Q2 also has a larger, upgraded battery that adopts the trick magazine loading system Leica debuted on the SL. The company says it has 30 percent better battery life than before.
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Indeed, these deals will get better and more innovative once the FCC adopts Chairman Pai's plan to stop regulating internet service providers (ISPs) as if they were common carrier rotary telephone companies.
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Within the first minute, Mitch (Dwayne Johnson) and his new recruit, Matt Brody (Zac Efron), speak as their balls — Matt adopts a high-pitched voice for his, because...his balls are scared.
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Powerful men are sucked in, consultants start explaining to old-line economy companies how they too can become like WeWork, and eventually more and more of the economy just adopts counterfeit capitalism.
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Last year, Mattel introduced the first Barbie to wear a hijab, as well as a collection of diverse Ken dolls, so it wouldn't be surprising if the toy giant adopts Jacobi's idea.
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In response, the bill adopts the provisions of another law already on the books that has limited the interest rate on credit union consumer loans and credit cards to 2202-percent APR.
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All the Sparebanken have Support Ratings of '3' and SRFs of 'BB+', and these are unlikely to be affected unless Norway adopts a much less flexible approach to resolution than Fitch anticipates.
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Uber said on Monday it would suspend its unlicensed service UberPOP in Oslo until Norway introduces new rules, as the U.S. ride-hailing app adopts a more conciliatory tone with national authorities.
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Ye thought it would be a long time until the National Institute of Standards and Technology adopts such a clock as the standard, given how much we rely on our existing clocks.
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A rating upgrade could be possible if Illinois adopts a comprehensive plan to address its pension liability, deflates the bill backlog without borrowing, and takes measures to achieve a sustainable balanced budget.
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Legacy's new approach to education reflects the growing needs of society's elite class and adopts the new paradigm of knowledge and skills that are necessary to attain real success in today's world.
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Tax inversions occur when a U.S. company is acquired by a smaller foreign business from a low-tax country and adopts its domicile to reduce the combined firm's overall U.S. tax burden.
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Any position Britain adopts will be subject to negotiation with the EU, which on Thursday demanded more clarity from ministers after the first full round of exit talks ended with limited progress.
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But while he adopts some of Beethoven's compositional techniques, his frame of reference is strictly contemporary — a strategy that the conductor, Joshua Weilerstein, said the orchestra would respect when interpreting the piece.
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Prosecutors are hoping the Supreme Court adopts the 9th Circuit's view and rejects the 2nd Circuit's narrow interpretation, which authorities said could result in some people avoiding charges and could affect investigations.
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Brown ignores all the starchy obligations of biography and adopts a form of his own to trap the past and ensnare the reader — even this reader, so determinedly indifferent to the royals.
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In adopting California's model, Oregon also adopts some of the problems and tensions in that model, and by linking to California's market, it links its political fate to forces beyond its control.
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Over the series' 10 episodes, Flanagan adopts a lingering pace that's almost excruciatingly measured, in order to take a long, close look at the Crain family, the last residents of Hill House.
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Tichi, who teaches American studies and English at Vanderbilt, adopts a more detached approach to the Old Money-Robber Baron clashes that shaped our country at the turn of the 20th century.
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" A spokesman for Beijing's economic ministry said in a statement, "If the United States, regardless of opposition, adopts any new tariff measures, China will be forced to roll out necessary retaliatory measures.
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Streaming on Crunchyroll Funimation and Hulu From the previews, My Roommate Is a Cat gives every indication that it's going to be a cute show about a guy who adopts a cat.
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You're supporting someone who literally adopts dogs from shelters claiming to be a loving caregiver, but instead sells them to others for a huge profit because they were 'owned by Aaron Carter'.
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But when a diver approaches its underwater home, among the tentacles of a sea anemone on the world's coral reefs, the little orange creature rears up and adopts a fierce protective posture.
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Most recently, President Trump threatened to withhold federal funds from California if it adopts so-called sanctuary policies that would prohibit law enforcement from helping the authorities crack down on unauthorized immigrants.
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The City of Ithaca has adopted a comprehensive program that adopts a harm reduction approach that may serve as a blueprint for other jurisdictions interested in adopting policies that actually address addiction.
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A Greek newspaper reported on Saturday that Greece's EU lenders have been working on a plan to offer the country gradual debt relief on condition that it adopts additional reforms by 2022.
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Although Bernie Sanders openly adopts the monikers, "socialist" and "Democratic socialist" as a member of the Democratic Party – as do ascendant figures in the party like – such politics continue to be maligned.
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In the title role, Downey adopts a Welsh-like accent, which seems to be all the effort he could muster for this performance, which alternates between dull and manic, despondent and quirky.
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Legal experts said the U.S. Constitution gives the House broad discretion to decide how to conduct an impeachment investigation and that the Supreme Court would not second-guess the procedures Congress adopts.
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Whether the Senate adopts cuts of quite this magnitude or not, any legislation that passes the Republican Congress is likely to include the largest cuts to the Medicaid program since its inception.
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If Washington adopts tariffs, Beijing is expected to hit back with its own duties on U.S. imports, including soybeans, cars, chemicals and planes, according to a list it released in early April.
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When Congress adopts the right policies for Puerto Rico, we can be confident that a new wave of refugees — all of whom are U.S. citizens — will not pour into the U.S. mainland.
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If Colorcon is lucky, some of those startups — whether Colorcon acquires them or adopts their technology or merely learns from them — will help keep the company in business for another 50 years.
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ADOPTION ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS The House had proposed to repeal the deduction for financial assistance that an employer may provide when an employee adopts a child, but the final bill has no repeal.
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But if it's engaging, then it adopts a clear-eyed view of the world we live in — political and social conditions included — and asks how we can live in the midst of it.
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The U.S. could focus its efforts on passing stronger resolutions in another committee of the U.N. General Assembly that annually condemns a handful of states and adopts resolutions on other human rights issues .
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But the Genesis city car concept adopts a more slow-slung and sporty shape with a coupe-like roofline and the sort of wheels one would find on a high-performance sports car.
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Scrounging for spare parts amid the trash Zalem dumps down to Earth, the kindly cybernetics genius Dr. Dyson Ido (Christoph Waltz) discovers a cyborg girl who's still alive, and repairs and adopts her.
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He adopts different personas, too: a hug-happy uncle on trips abroad, a finger-wagging prosecutor against critics, a pious ascetic for the religious, a chowkidar (watchman) to please law-and-order nationalists.
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Then it shifts into Meg's story and adopts this almost satirical voice, taking the point of view of someone who has a bone to pick with women who choose their career over children.
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Well the good news is that Italian chief executives and business leaders have told me numerous times in the last five years, this country adopts a carry-on-regardless attitude to political instability.
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However, previously close ties have been strained since the lifting of some sanctions last year as Iran adopts a bolder approach in trying to get the best deal for its oil and gas.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Nigeria's naira will lose around a third of its value after the central bank floats the currency and adopts a new market-driven trading regime on Monday, a Reuters poll found.
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Profits for major U.S. tobacco companies could be cut in half if the Food and Drug Administration adopts a "maximum nicotine" rule within the next 20355 years, according to analysts at Morgan Stanley.
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In January the FCA will assume oversight of binary options when Britain adopts the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive, an EU-wide reform of financial regulation that is better known as MiFID 2.
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"The new criminal code adopts the principle of universality, which means that wherever an Indonesian citizen commits a crime, they can be legally processed in Indonesia," said lawmaker Arsul Sani, referring to terrorism.
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The IMF, which has yet to decide if it will participate in Greece's bailout programme, says the target is unrealistic unless Athens is granted significant debt relief and adopts more austerity measures now.
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In a season three episode, Kirk adopts a cat whom he names Cat Kirk; in real life, Sean Gunn is passionate about and deeply involved with the animal rescue community in Los Angeles.
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Interest in discrete markets and technologies for agtech will continue as farm management adopts a data-driven agronomy, encompassing imagery, sensors and artificial intelligence platforms driving an evolution from precision to "predictive" agriculture.
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"The European Commission adopts very strict criteria," said Brescia Morra, who was speaking on the same panel as Dombret, stressing she was speaking as a law professor, not on behalf of the ECB.
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That explains why Beijing plans to slightly lower its target for broad money supply growth to 12 percent, as authorities adopts a modest tightening bias in a bid to cool strong credit growth.
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This is why it matters that the signals that Warren sends when she adopts a phrase like "Latinx" are the cultural equivalent of the policy signal that she sends with Medicare for All.
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For some reason, each collective, whether it be a nation, ethnic group or tribe, adopts a distinct conception of its own roots that tends to ignore this most fundamental idea of human connectedness.
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He attends military drills and exercises and mans artillery posts (official propaganda declares he is a military genius.) He inspects bases within view of South Korea and adopts a posture of resolute command.
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House adopts Senate budget, takes step toward tax reform: House Republicans on Thursday narrowly adopted the Senate's version of the 2018 budget resolution, overcoming a key hurdle for the party's tax-reform plan.
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The rule adopts a commonsense definition of the word "advice" and in doing so, helps restore the original intent of the act when it comes to reporting the activities of union avoidance consultants.
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It adopts a stance of wonder, even toward the innocently lethal wolves and tigers, and the writing is most sublimely clever when depicting the dilemmas of dealing with all creation in one locale.
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Mr. Gordon's biggest market for his milk is across the Irish Sea, and he does not know if he will readily find buyers if Britain adopts the Brexit deal negotiated by Mr. Johnson.
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Along with the new Echo Dot Clock, there's a new standard Echo, which adopts the design and sound quality of last year's Echo Plus, but drops the built-in Zigbee smart home hub.
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This film by the Argentine director Nele Wohlatz stars Xiaobin Zhang, an 18-year-old who moves to Buenos Aires from China and adopts a new outlook on life through her language classes.
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Along the way, Bella, who is played by a real dog and is given the voice of Bryce Dallas Howard, "adopts" a young cougar that's entirely a C.G.I. creation, complete with overexpressive eyes.
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A Disney favorite among Millenials, this movie tells the tale of a lonely young Hawaiian girl who adopts what she thinks is a "dog" but happens to be the galaxy's most-wanted extraterrestrial.
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"If a country adopts this and puts it in some of their critical information systems, we won't be able to share information with them, we won't be able to work alongside them," Pompeo said.
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China plans to slightly lower its target for broad money supply growth to 12 percent, Reuters reported on Tuesday, as Beijing adopts a modest tightening bias in a bid to cool strong credit growth.
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BBVA strategist Jaime Costero Denche said the tone Yellen adopts on inflation will be key; an upbeat assessment would imply that the Fed is primed to go ahead with unwinding post-crisis monetary stimulus.
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The popularity of Starbucks' mobile ordering and pay app hampered sales last quarter, but the coffee giant isn't likely to be the only restaurant chain that will stumble as it adopts the promising technology.
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The couple-form adopts a dog, partly because "we love dogs," but also because the dog might be the one creature left on Earth who still thinks the couple-form is actually two people.
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The fourth-generation Escape takes the same approach, but it adopts an even sleeker look, in part to put some distance between it and the reborn Bronco model that Ford will launch in 2020.
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Rao dissent suggests a 'roving inquisition' In her dissent, Rao adopts the argument from Trump and House Republicans that the efforts to get Trump's personal documents cannot be done simply under Congress's investigative power.
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The ratings are likely to come under pressure if Islandsbanki adopts a higher risk appetite, particularly in light of its future privatisation, for example through looser underwriting standards or expansion of foreign banking operations.
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The singer and bassist of Sunflower Bean adopts a come-at-me-if-you-dare stare and although the wind ripples her hair and goosebumps her bare arms, she doesn't so much as shiver.
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Even in the grip of full Hamilton fever, few film critics tried to argue that a stage musical was a movie, even if it adopts certain cinematic conventions and tries to put them onstage.
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Read More Bank of Japan adopts negative interest rate policy Faber questioned a key tenet of Japanese monetary policy that deflation is "bad" and did not think that the BoJ's QE program would work.
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Commander Gary Ross, a Pentagon spokesman, said on Monday that it would "consult closely with our Filipino partners to appropriately tailor our assistance to whatever approach the new administration adopts" on counter-terrorism measures.
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Restorative diplomacy adopts a win/win approach that seeks to find mutual benefits for both sides, restructuring the relationship so as to provide security for the weaker side and stability for the stronger side.
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"Fresh off an election where the American people were clear that they are fed up with business as usual, that's exactly what we're about to get if Congress adopts another continuing resolution," he said.
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While this new iPhone design may look slightly different from the past couple of years, here's hoping Apple adopts a more original design for the phone, which might support the new 5G wireless standard.
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Their inheritance leaves them vulnerable to the machinations of Count Olaf, who adopts a variety of disguises (and commits a variety of murders) to try to gain control of the children and their money.
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Another budget-related portion of the House Democrats' rules package, often known as the "Gephardt rule," would cause the House to automatically pass legislation suspending the debt limit when it adopts a budget resolution.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's EU lenders have been working on a plan to offer the country gradual debt relief on condition that it adopts additional reforms by 2022, the Agora weekly newspaper reported on Saturday.
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In a series of tweets, Dorothy adopts increasingly strange devices to access Twitter — from a Nintendo 3DS, to a Nintendo Wii U, to an LG Smart Refrigerator — as revealed by the tweets' source tags.
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His 1939 book "The State of Music" adopts an insider's perspective, explaining how composers think, how pieces are written and how the corporate leaders who sit on boards exert control over the musical scene.
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The Senate bill adopts a less generous formula for indexing Medicaid to inflation starting in 2025 by pegging it to inflation for urban consumers instead of medical inflation, which grows at a faster rate.
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His biography, focusing on military and political matters in the life of the first Duke of Marlborough, adopts a very different lens than Lanthimos' comedic film, which has as its center Queen Anne's bedchamber.
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Francis adopts the solution introduced by the German-speaking bishops at the second synod: inviting divorced and remarried Catholics who have not had their first marriages annulled to seek the counsel of a priest.
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As Heather and Jill banter over the merits of Seventeen magazine and a lone Mello Yello waiting to be mixed with St. Germaine, their obvious comfort with each other sometimes adopts subtle erotic undertones.
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His contribution so impacted the horror landscape that storytellers often find themselves operating in a cinematic grammar of the British filmmaker's creation, a grammar that Philippe wisely adopts to show the film's omnipresent influence.
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Perhaps as a strategy to deal with the expanded length of the TV series — and to keep himself interested — Mr. Boyle, who directed the first three episodes, adopts a different style in each one.
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In a book that skillfully combines culinary history with reports from some of the city's most tasteful arrondissements, he adopts the conceit of a historian's walking tour, conflating past with present in gorgeous style.
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One day he impulsively stops at a house offering "free dogs" and adopts grumpy mixed-breed Layla, to whom he vents his pique as he tosses her slices of bologna on the kitchen floor.
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Congress often adopts broadly worded laws to catch a wide range of conduct, especially for white-collar crimes, and regularly tacks on a section to catch actions that might otherwise slip through the cracks.
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"Whatever procedure the House adopts for this impeachment or any other is really up to it," said Michael J. Gerhardt, a constitutional law professor and an impeachment scholar at the University of North Carolina.
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New Jersey's official state Twitter account is going viral, gaining tens of thousands of followers in a week as it adopts a sharp, often comedic voice in tweets offering information on the Garden State.
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Draft rules are in the works to create a stricter definition of Tasmanian whiskey, but until the entire industry adopts similarly tough regulations, "you're not going to get a regional style," Mr. Sabharwal said.
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However, even if the United States adopts these approaches, it is uncertain whether it will muster enough leverage to convince Assad and his patrons to negotiate a political outcome to the conflict in Syria.
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"If a country adopts this and puts it in some of their critical information systems, we won't be able to share information with them, we won't be able to work alongside them," he said.
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So intent on disrupting your expectations that they get fellow fire starter Rick Nasty to murmur over a bear that sounds like Japanese environmental music, this trio adopts a rap-smarter-not-harder approach.
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Goats of Anarchy, a non-profit in Hampton, New Jersey, the rehabs, adopts out and provides hospice care to goats with special needs, decided there hoofed residents needed a feathered friend, and took Merlin in.
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"Concern about a sharp slowdown in metals demand as the country adopts a new 'quality over quantity' growth model may be overblown," it said, adding that metal producers apart from China are set to gain.
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Friday's remarks follow reports in a Hong Kong-based tabloid, Wen Wei Po, which adopts a pro-Beijing stance, on the activities of several Hong Kong pro-independence activists who traveled to Taipei last week.
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To date, Facebook has squandered so many opportunities to innovate on its platform around the subject of personal sharing, and has instead largely turned into a cloning machine where it adopts the innovations of others.
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The struggle will probably continue for the next five to 10 years, until new digital players have gained a larger audience, and until the expanding "middle class" in India truly adopts smartphones and digital technology.
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China does not systematically give subsidies to its state-owned firms, said the head of its state assets regulator on Saturday, when asked about international concerns China adopts implicit preferential policies for state-owned enterprises.
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The IMF, still undecided on whether to participate in what would be Greece's third rescue package, says Athens cannot meet its targets unless it is granted further debt relief and adopts extra belt-tightening measures.
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Employees are encouraged to bring in their own pets if they have them, and the Ferray Corporation offers a bonus of $42 a month to any worker who adopts a cat while at the company.
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Instead, investors remain wary of the domino effect negative rates in foreign countries can have in the U.S. Mishkin considers if the U.S. central bank adopts negative rates, the effectiveness of such policy is unknown.
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It could also mean that Force Ghost Luke — whom we already knew would appear in the movie, but his voice appearing at the start of the trailer seals the deal — officially adopts his protégé Rey.
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While the agency adopts out thousands of animals each year and administers birth control to hundreds more, neither of these methods makes for a viable long-term solution to the population problem, Mr. Gorey said.
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AWKWARD STRONGMEN Trump shows Putin respect by containing his physical presence inward, a pose he commonly adopts when meeting with the press and dignitaries: here he sits with shoulders hunched, hands rigorously together, eyes downcast.
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When fast food adopts Beyond Meat or Impossible Burgers, the stories rack up online, proving that—aside from the case of Burger King stuffing "Impossible Whoppers" with real meat—the partnerships are generally good publicity.
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An E.P.A. led by an anti-regulatory zealot will benefit from deference from the courts, especially when he slows new initiatives, adopts lax enforcement policies, engages in collusive settlements or proposes reconsideration of past actions.
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For owners, mustangs cost less to keep than other breeds, such as thoroughbreds or quarter horses, said Mary Santagata, who adopts and buys mustangs at All the Kings Horses, a rescue organization in Northford, Conn.
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The larger problem is that once one side figures out an effective way to throw a wrench into the procedural works, the other side then adopts and escalates that approach the next chance it gets.
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The movie, "El Chicano," offered an origin story with a fresh take: a Mexican-American cop who lost a brother to gang violence adopts the mantle of a masked avenger to take on a cartel.
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Each year, his organization hosts the best horses in the world, employs an equine medical staff and adopts surveillance and medication rules on par with Europe, and still it has suffered a handful of fatalities.
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Xiaobin, who adopts the Western name Beatriz, is taken with him but is concerned that she knows little about him and worries about how her parents might respond to her dating a non-Chinese man.
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It bounced back Tuesday afternoon after the U.K.'s Telegraph newspaper reported that Johnson could resign before the weekend if Theresa May adopts a "Swiss-style" Brexit arrangement in her speech in Florence on Friday.
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In trying to understand Seever's appeal to his imitator, Ralph Loren of the Denver Police Department adopts his fashion sense, hairstyle and mannerisms, which alters his looks but doesn't do much for his deductive skills.
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