Without advance planning, it was an expensive shock to some.
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Presidents' phone calls with world leaders often involve considerable advance planning.
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You can also minimize the downsides with a little advance planning.
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As with most family money matters, advance planning and communication are essential.
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With a little advance planning, it can be a cheap road trip.
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He went on to work for President Jimmy Carter on advance planning.
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Brunch at 2 Spring, however, does not require as much advance planning.
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For most of us, at least some advance planning is a necessity.
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A great bath is an italicized experience worth money and advance planning.
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However, these solutions tend to require more advance planning and technological ability.
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There's no advance planning that can fix such a situation; it's just unhealthy.
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No advance planning was done, and this was captured in a single take.
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Advance planning is key for those facing a long-haul of tuition payments.
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This presumes that McConnell is suffering from a pathological case of advance planning.
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Also, advance planning is needed to hire someone to clean house or deliver groceries.
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But not yelling requires advance planning and discipline for the parents, which yelling doesn't.
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A little advance planning can keep you and your family eating well for weeks.
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The good news is that you can avoid these fees with a little advance planning.
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Even with all the advance planning, Perry, 34, apparently had no idea the proposal was imminent.
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I think much of the spontaneity has gone from clubbing - everything needs much more advance planning.
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Organizing a piss-up in a brewery, it transpires, requires a fair amount of advance planning.
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Advance planning is impossible, and the First Amendment requires cities and universities to be more flexible.
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New Years Resolutions, words for the year, and far in advance planning hasn't done the trick.
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But with a little advance planning, you can focus on fun, not what's in your wallet.
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A skiing road trip requires some advance planning because accommodations near resorts can book up fast.
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This is important, because the business is both dynamic and demanding of significant advance planning and investment.
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A perfect school lunch requires some advance planning at dinner, a little humility and a good guru.
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"While you want to leave a little room for spontaneity, advance planning has plenty of advantages," Schlichter said.
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Emphasize the advance planning and saving you have done, or are doing, for a particular purchase or goal.
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Nurses in California have bemoaned the lack of support and advance planning, which has put them at risk.
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At one gathering a few years back, Amy Pickard, founder of the advance planning company Good To Go!
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A software like SelfieType could help solve this problem and would acquire no advance planning from its users.
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I am largely ill-suited for anything that requires highly specialized knowledge, advance planning, or making good financial decisions.
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The Bordeaux countryside has more than 4,000 wine estates, and advance planning is important in navigating through the bunch.
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Learning how to make money while traveling is easy — it just takes a little advance planning and some ingenuity.
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New infectious diseases come out of the blue, each with its own idiosyncrasies that militate against detailed advance planning.
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"When it comes to ATM and overdraft fees, a little advance planning can go a long way," said Bankrate.
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Yet the court battle shows that trying to remain anonymous after hitting a big jackpot takes some advance planning.
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Coaxing a gridlocked Congress to engage in advance planning has become an event almost as rare as financial crises themselves.
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About 303 migrants were dropped off with no advance planning in El Paso during the last full week in December.
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These efforts popularized conversations about advance planning for end-of-life care and created the new medical specialty of palliative care.
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Advance planning and flexibility can help you pull together the rest of the meal on the cheap, said grocery expert Teri Gault.
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Summary With a little advance planning, some flexibility, and the right attitude, there's nothing standing between you and your dreams of exploration.
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As I know from experience being holed up in hotels during fighting, sheltering in place is always less distressing with advance planning.
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A recent Powerball winner discovered the hard way that trying to remain anonymous after hitting a huge jackpot takes some advance planning.
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"As I was working in advance planning, I saw what the funeral directors did, and that began to interest me greatly," he said.
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All of this advance planning was possible because the science and technology that goes into predicting hurricanes have gotten steadily better for decades.
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These days that takes advance planning and research, to find occupations that pay well, said research director Jeff Strohl, who worked on the study.
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The complex logistics of running an airline, or designing, certifying, and building a new airplane, requires weeks, months, and sometimes years of advance planning.
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Mr. Trump's decision came after a telephone conversation with Mr. Erdogan and against the advice of senior military advisers and with little advance planning.
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With some advance planning, you can prep your body to tolerate the cold water by taking cold baths or swimming in a cold-water pool.
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Advance planning: British Airlines said it had contacted customers two weeks ago to offer a choice of full refunds or alternative flights, even on different airlines.
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President Trump impulsively agreed to the summit, has already canceled once, and has entered into these negotiations without any advance planning or apparent strategy for achieving success.
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If you want to sign up for a travel rewards credit card, you really need advance planning — at least five months before your trip, according to NerdWallet.
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That advance planning has helped one of his clients — a 50-something pharmaceutical sales rep — stay afloat even as his job search stretches past the one-year mark.
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Sex with any kind of additional toys or hardware requires advance planning, close communication between partners, and the time and money it takes to find the right gear.
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Last year, Kevin Henkes's brilliant picture book "Waiting" offered a sane, comforting path — and a life lesson equally necessary for children and for their advance-planning-mad parents.
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In densely populated Seoul, where most people live in high-rise apartments, taking dogs for outings to parks or elsewhere can require advance planning or a car journey.
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They also need education about their palliative treatment options throughout advanced illness to prevent unwanted medical treatment and provide assurance that medical professionals will honor their advance planning documents.
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"Unfortunately, you cannot go with an EBT card and purchase vegan meals or vegan options at Whole Foods," said Mena, adding that it can require research or advance planning.
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For policymakers, Ms. Rossin-Slater said, lessons include the importance of offering leave that is not limited to the baby's primary caregiver, and that can be used without advance planning.
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Last fall, the Pentagon informed Congress that the Navy had committed $7.5 million to "advance planning and survey efforts" for new and improved border barriers on the Barry M. Goldwater Range.
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The lithium from there is low cost because it relies on a roughly 18-month process of evaporation using the sun for energy, but bringing on new volumes requires advance planning.
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Ammon Bundy beat his conspiracy rap by denying under oath that there was any advance planning before the day of the Malheur armed occupation, and characterizing the Malheur incident as spontaneous.
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And that can require lots of advance planning, on top of the hours you&aposll spend in line for the most popular attractions, often in Florida&aposs brutal heat and humidity.
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The key is advance planning, putting together a checklist and working in teams (if traveling with a partner) or asking for help from fellow passengers and airline staff when traveling alone.
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"Links golf" rewards tactical discretion, patience, advance planning, the ability to read conditions and evaluate risk-reward profiles—the things that accrue with years on the tour, not hours in a weight room.
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Still, you're not going to be able to lug your 60-inch 4K screen on your next camping trip without some advance planning, whereas LG's new projectors could just slip into your bag.
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And although it's probably slightly easier for Trump to launch a military strike against a sovereign nation on the other side of the globe with little to no advance planning than it is to try to change a Defense Department policy with little to no advance planning, the fact that the people in charge of launching a war on North Korea don't seem to be doing anything of the sort is probably a fairly good indication that we're safe, at least for now.
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Purin Moungvang, a 17-year-old reseller who said he made about $200,000 in sneaker sales as a high-school junior in 2019, said advance planning is extremely important when it comes to taxes.
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No advance planning of any kind was done for a Trump wins scenario, and Democratic senators are going to need time both to analyze the results and data and to confer with each other.
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He ran us through the process: the advance planning, the drone shots representing dragon POV shots, the smoke crisis HBO had to shut down, and why he thinks his next episode is even more satisfying.
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Israeli authorities were due to approve on Wednesday the construction of 1,285 housing units to be built in 2018 and advance planning for 2,500 others in about 20 different settlements, Lieberman said in a statement.
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According to Harris' tax returns reviewed by CNN and Tim Steffen, director of Advance Planning at Baird, the California Democrat and her attorney husband, Douglas Emhoff, reported an adjusted gross income for 2000 of $1,889,156.
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Kelly has insisted that Trump's schedule be better aligned to promote his projects, according to a person familiar with his thinking, with improved advance planning and a regular schedule of travel to sell his plans.
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It seemed like an exceptionally good price for a global chain with a luxury reputation (might as well earn those Marriott Bonvoy points), with zero advance planning, in a bustling and walkable part of town.
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Instead, it's a style of attack that's small-scale, and easy for deranged individuals to carry out on their own with no advance planning or assistance from (let alone communication with) an outside group like ISIS.
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James Lankford (R-Okla.) on three regulatory reform measures in the last Congress that they plan to bring back: the Smarter Regulations Through Advance Planning and Review Act; Early Participation in Regulations Act; and Principled Rulemaking Act.
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Rather, I'd like to encourage you to consider the ways that advance planning can allow you more freedom to truly unplug from work and get the recharge you need, thereby making your time off the best it can be.
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Wall-mounted faucets look clean and maximize counter space, but they require some advance planning, Ms. Merrill said, as rough-in valves must be installed in the wall and holes often need to be cut in tile or stone.
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In a sweeping move earlier this year, he scrapped a series of reforms put in place in 2010 to the oil and gas leasing program that were meant to increase public involvement and advance planning in regards to drilling.
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As for the beans, freshly cooked dried white beans are preferred — I always take the opportunity to proselytize for dried beans, which have a better texture and more flavor than canned — and, with a little advance planning, easy to pull off.
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Maybe it will even turn out that one reason Game of Thrones explicitly didn't depict much advance planning is that the various constituent elements of the Army of the Living have each developed their own private schemes for how to win the aftermath.
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Such battles demanded multiple and redundant communication channels and crack security procedures to safeguard them; they required strategic shrewdness and tactical suppleness, along with trusted leaders obeyed implicitly by loyal foot soldiers in a virtually military chain of command—and, of course, enormous advance planning.
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It is not unusual that the first lady is already working on her holiday creativity this far in advance -- planning and execution for the extensive White House décor often takes several months -- but hers is an activity in stark contrast to the drama unfolding before Congress.
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"While an adviser may not always be able to prevent significant disruptions to its operations, advance planning and preparation can help mitigate the effects of such disruptions and in some cases, minimize the likelihood of their occurrence, which is an objective of this rule," Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Mary Jo White said in a statement.
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Those bills include the Smarter Regulations Through Advance Planning and Review Act, which would require agencies to plan for and conduct regular mandatory retrospective reviews on their most expensive rules; the Early Participation in Regulations Act of 85033, which would allow Americans to participate in the regulatory process earlier; and the Principled Rulemaking Act of 2015 that would ensure that agencies propose rules that address verifiable problems.
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That advance planning collided with the rising tensions around Trump rallies after the week's events: McGraw's assault of Jones in Tennessee and Trump's response, the furor over campaign manager Lewandowski's alleged assault of Fields, and a St. Louis rally earlier on Friday where thousands of supporters and protesters alike had been kept out of the overcrowded venue, with their frustration often boiling over into shouting matches and shoving.
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Rose, p. 210 Advance planning for a rescue was undertaken by MI1, a branch of the British secret service, but because of the strengthening position of the Bolshevik revolutionaries and wider difficulties with the conduct of the war, the plan was never put into operation.
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Although Roland was already retired when the service was transferred from the Department of Treasury to the newly formed Department of Transportation in 1967, he was largely responsible for the advance planning for the move and the Coast Guard retaining its military responsibilities along with its transportation related functions.
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Cox has worked as a spacecraft operations engineer at Jet Propulsion Laboratory since 1993. She has been involved with several interplanetary robotic missions, including Galileo, InSight, Kepler, and Mars Curiosity. She is a tactical mission lead, in charge of the uplink, downlink and advance planning teams. Asteroid 14061, discovered in 1996, was named after her in 2015.
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Subsea well intervention offers many challenges and requires much advance planning. The cost of subsea intervention has in the past inhibited the intervention but in the current economic climate it is much more viable. These interventions are commonly executed from light/medium intervention vessels or mobile offshore drilling units (MODU) for the heavier interventions such as snubbing and workover drilling rigs.
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Gigicos worked in advance planning for the United States Department of the Treasury under President George H. W. Bush and later worked as an event planner at the Orange County Convention Center in Florida. He founded a communications firm known as the Telion Corporation in 1999, and also worked for the Republican campaigns of George W. Bush, John McCain, and Mitt Romney.
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JFC Naples will serve as the operational control of MND-SE. The division HQ will be prepared to execute command and control over the NATO Force Integration Units in Romania and Bulgaria for a range of missions, which includes Article V operations based on NATO advance planning, when authorized by the North Atlantic Council and directed by the Supreme Allied Commander Europe.
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1960 brought a change in both company and position, as he became a consulting engineer in advance planning at the General Electric Missile and Space Division at Valley Forge, PA.W. Raithel "A Tribute to Dandridge McFarland Cole 1921-1965." in Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences Vol. 140 December 16, 1966, p. 7 Cole died on October 29, 1965New Church Life 1966, p. 46Raithel, p.
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The campus of Westmont College was heavily damaged, though no injuries were reported on the campus. The college's advance planning for a shelter-in-place was credited with this favorable human outcome. 800 people (students, employees, visitors and neighbors) hunkered down in the gymnasium as the fire burned to within ten feet. The Physics Lab, Psychology Building, Math Building, and 15 of the faculty homes were destroyed.
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Planning is crucial to a successful IPO. One bookLipman, International and U.S. IPO Planning, suggests the following 7 advance planning steps: # develop an impressive management and professional team # grow the company's business with an eye to the public marketplace # obtain audited financial statements using IPO-accepted accounting principles # clean up the company's act # establish antitakeover defenses # develop good corporate governance # create insider bail-out opportunities and take advantage of IPO windows.
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In June 1952, he became the commanding officer at the Rome Air Force Depot in Utica, New York. In January 1955, he became deputy chief of the Advance Planning Group, U.S. European Command, in Bonn, Germany. He became the deputy chief of the Military Assistance Advisory Group in Germany in 1956. In 1958, he returned to the United States as deputy commander of the Sacramento Air Materiel Area.
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The U.S. Coast Guard established the heavy polar icebreaker acquisition program in 2012. In 2016, the Coast Guard established an integrated program office with the U.S. Navy to use the Navy's shipbuilding expertise for acquiring the icebreakers. The USCG released draft system specifications in April 2017, a draft request for proposal (RFP) in October 2017, and the RFP for advance planning and detailed design in March 2018. In January 2018, Commandant Adm.
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Historian Boatner believed that, "this advance planning enabled Carrington to propose a course of action that probably saved the Southern army". On January 17, 1781, in the Battle of Cowpens, an 1,100-man American force under Morgan wrecked an equal-sized British force led by Banastre Tarleton. The Americans inflicted losses of 100 killed, 229 wounded, and 600 captured on the British while reporting only 12 killed and 60 wounded. Carrington was present at the battle.
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It is unclear how much advance planning there was for the ethnic cleansing of Kosovo, but the removal of ethnic Albanians was counterproductive as, according to British reporter and political analyst Tim Judah, it removed any possibility that Serbia would be allowed to retain control of Kosovo. The government of Serbia did not expect NATO to initiate its bombing campaign. The systematic destruction of Kosovo Albanian identity documents would have made it more difficult for them to prove their citizenship.
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During the War of 1812, a British squadron dominated and controlled most of Long Island Sound. Several open British boats entered the harbor at night, without any advance planning; the young commanding midshipman, C. Claxton R.N., was curious about the village. He later wrote about his youthful misadventures years when serving as editor of The Naval Monitor. They landed at the wharf, but an alarm gun was fired before they could set fire to the coasting vessel docked there and they quickly retreated.
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A no-deal Brexit would have made the UK no longer party to the Motor Insurance Directive. According to Irish no deal preparedness plans, Green Cards would have been required by for UK motorists wishing to travel to the EU (and vice versa) an issue that will particularly affect the heavily traversed Irish border. As a consequence, one million Green Cards were sent to insurance companies and brokers in the Republic of Ireland alone, as part of a 'prudent advance planning' for a possible no-deal Brexit.
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The first Airport Board consisted of Albert Goatley (Chairman), J.T. Whitlock (Secretary-Treasurer), and Directors, Ben Peterson, Clay Brady, William H. Weatherford, Clifford Begley, and John VanArsdall. In 1963 the Airport Board employed the firm of Haworth and Associates to begin planning the Lebanon-Springfield Airport. An advance Planning Grant from the FAA was applied for and received to complete the plans. A construction grant was obtained in March 1968 and the T.C. Young Construction Company was the successful bidder to complete the 2800’x60’ paved runway.
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Chinese and Tibetan rugs sometimes do not have any borders. Designing the carpet borders becomes particularly challenging when it comes to the corner articulations. The ornaments have to be woven in a way that the pattern continues without interruption around the corners between horizontal and vertical borders. This requires advance planning either by a skilled weaver who is able to plan the design from start, or by a designer who composes a cartoon before the weaving begins. If the ornaments articulate correctly around the corners, the corners are termed to be “resolved”.
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In Miami, HighWaterLine was collaboratively installed after considerable advance planning and work by Eve Mosher, Heidi Quante and volunteers from the community-led Resilient Miami action group. More than 70 different residents marked the line in their own neighborhoods, each passing the field marker to the next person. The result was a 26-mile-long continuous line, created over three days, November 13, 14, and 17, 2013. Mosher intentionally expanded her engagement with the community before and after the project, but the goal of interacting with people continued to be creating conversations and awareness.
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He spent a week in October 2012 at the MIT Glass Lab, working with glass artists and educators to explore computer modeling and folding techniques. He has been working with MIT staff for several years to develop software for computer-aided design, known as Virtual Glass, attempting to improve advance planning to reduce costs, since both the materials and facilities rentals that glassblowing requires are expensive. In November 2011, he inaugurated the glass studio at the Chrysler Museum of Art with a public demonstration in advance of its formal opening.
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For example, because there are no standard protocols for creating and destroying LUNs and volumes, most virtual infrastructures store many VMs on a single LUN or volume to amortize provisioning and management overhead. Since general-purpose storage systems implement most storage- management functionality such as monitoring, snapshots, cloning, replication and QoS on LUNs and volumes rather than VMs and virtual disks, this means storage systems lose the ability to perform these operations on individual VMs. Advance planning becomes necessary to effectively manage storage. In contrast, VM-aware storage is designed around VMs.
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Situation Room was founded in 2010 in the buildup to the 2011 Nigeria general elections. Situation Room secretariat is hosted by Policy and Legal Advocacy Centre (PLAC), a civil society organisation founded by Clement Nwankwo. Situation Room provides a forum for advance planning, scenario building, evidence based analysis, constructive engagement with various stakeholders in the electoral process and observation of elections. It intervenes in the electoral process by promoting collaboration, proactive advocacy and escalating incidents during elections. In its election observation exercise, a physical Election Situation Room is set up as Communication Room consisting of an Analysts’ Room and a Technical Room.
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He was appointed Bishop of Kotido on 20 May 1991 and was consecrated a bishop at Kotido on 18 August by Archbishop Emmanuel Wamala, Archbishop of Kampala Archdiocese, assisted by Bishop James Odongo, Bishop of Military Ordinariate of Uganda and Bishop Paul Lokiru Kalanda†, Bishop of Roman Catholic Diocese of Fort Portal. On 27 June 2007, Lote was appointed Archbishop of Tororo and was installed as Archbishop on 14 September 2007. As Archbishop he was a strong advocate of advance planning, education and preservation of the environment. He retired on 2 January 2014, at the age of 75 years and 9 months.
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An element of advance planning or expectation is also common, such as when a paramedic provides medical care while on-duty and fully equipped, rather than performing first aid off-duty as a bystander to an emergency. Self-care and basic habits like personal grooming are also not typically considered work either. While a later gift, trade, or payment may retroactively affirm an activity as productive, this can exclude work like volunteering or what remains within a family, like parenting or housekeeping. In some cases, the distinction between work and other activities is simply a matter of common sense within a community.
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It is designed to hold 2.5 billion seeds from more than 100 countries as a precaution to preserve the world's crops. The surrounding rock is (as of 2015) but the vault is kept at by refrigerators powered by locally sourced coal. More speculatively, if society continues to function and if the biosphere remains habitable, calorie needs for the present human population might in theory be met during an extended absence of sunlight, given sufficient advance planning. Conjectured solutions include growing mushrooms on the dead plant biomass left in the wake of the catastrophe, converting cellulose to sugar, or feeding natural gas to methane- digesting bacteria.
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For much of U.S. history, presidential transitions were carried out without very much advance planning or even cooperation from the sitting chief executive. Legally, a president-elect is not required to come to the capital until the inauguration and need not have substantial policy or procedural discussions with the outgoing administration. The 20th Amendment to the Constitution, adopted in 1933, shortened the transition period by 43 days, and congressional lame-duck sessions by two months. President Harry Truman adopted a positive course by extending his hand to President-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower after the 1952 election, inviting Eisenhower to the White House and ordering federal agencies to assist with the transition.
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Election years are a major boon to commercial broadcasters, because virtually all political advertising is purchased with minimal advance planning, paying therefore the highest rates. The commercial media have a conflict of interest in anything that could make it easier for candidates to get elected with less money. Accompanying this trend in media consolidation has been a substantial reduction in investigative journalism, reflecting this conflict of interest between the business objectives of the commercial media and the public's need to know what government is doing in their name. This change has been tied to substantial changes in law and culture in the United States.
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The Artwork, by artist Marianne Forrest, was created with the name Ebbw Vale (Translation; Valley of the Wild Horse) as its inspiration. The arch of the horses neck is reminiscent of pit wheels and is constructed in the form of a rolled steel RSJ. The arch and carved stone seat bear the words of local people, the commentary is gleaned from conversations with locals about the demise of the steel works and pits alongside memories of the town as children. By 2015 an 830 acre motor sport complex and technology park, the Circuit of Wales was in the advance planning stage with commitments from major investors.
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After the launch of the Trans-Europe Express (TEE) network, a section covering just TEE trains was added, designated Table 10, and this table was changed to a EuroCity table when ECs replaced most of the then-remaining TEE services at the start of the railways' summer timetable period on 31 May 1987.Thomas Cook Continental Timetable, May 1987 issue, pp. 65 and 472. The February through May editions include a section, at the back of the issue, giving planned schedules for the forthcoming summer timetable period on main international routes, for the benefit of persons doing advance planning of a summer travel itinerary, subject to the railway companies of the various countries providing the information sufficiently far enough ahead of time for this "supplement".
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Co-operating with the Governor-General of India Sir John Shore and Colonel Arthur Welleley among others, a substantial naval and military forces were earmarked for the operation which was in the advance planning stages, when unexpected news arrived in India in August 1797 announcing the Treaty of Campo Formio which brought the War of the First Coalition to an end. Britain now faced France and Spain alone, while emissaries from the Tipu Sultan of the Kingdom of Mysore, an old opponent of Britain in Southern India, were seeking French assistance with a renewed outbreak of hostilities. The resources planned for the operation against Manila were therefore retained in India and the operation cancelled, but the protection of the China Fleet was still essential and Rainier diverted some of his squadron eastwards to China. A number of merchant ships had gathered at Bombay in the spring of 1797 in preparation for the trip to Macau to load trade goods and join the China Fleet.
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The question of pre- emption is predominantly legal, and although it would be useful to have the benefit of California's interpretation of what constitutes a demonstrated technology or means for the disposal of high-level nuclear waste, resolution of the pre-emption issue need not await that development. Moreover, postponement of decision would likely work substantial hardship on the utilities. As the Court of Appeals cogently reasoned, for the utilities to proceed in hopes that, when the time for certification came, either the required findings would be made or the law would be struck down, requires the expenditures of millions of dollars over a number of years, without any certainty of recovery if certification were denied. 13 The construction of new nuclear facilities requires considerable advance planning - on the order of 12 to 14 years. 14 Thus, as in the Rail Reorganization Act Cases, 419 U.S. 102, 144 (1974), "decisions to be made now or in the short future may be affected" by whether we act.
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He entered the US Army Harry Diamond Laboratories as a mechanical engineer student trainee in 1959 and retired in 2001. As a Senior level Branch Chief, he was an inventor named in 14 Patents and in 1982 was decorated by the Commanding Officer as Inventor of the Year for contributions that lowered the production cost of artillery fuzes. He also served as manager of multimillion-dollar programs, one example being the first production of the M734 Multi-Option Mortar Fuze for war reserves. In the field of manufacturing science, he managed the US Army ManTech Thrust Area for Soldering Technology, which was responsible for reducing the cost of Army electronic systems on a national scale by introducing new technologies into industrial base soldering lines.Melvyn J. Shichtman, Mary S. Binseel, Dorothy J. Aldich,“ Proceedings for the Advance Planning Briefing for Industry”, US Army Laboratory Command, Harry Diamond Laboratories, 24 January 1990, pp 275–277.Bob Irving, “How $1 Billion per Year Can Be Saved In The Soldering Of Electronic Components,” Welding Journal, October 1991, pp 54–56.
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