And every year, I've been asking the travel agency if they are arranging them, and this year, I got the answer that 'yes,' they are arranging it.
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The International Refugee Assistance Project is arranging the family's travel.
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Kushner would counter by arranging a call with Rupert Murdoch.
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If I'm working, I'm almost always writing or arranging music.
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KKR and Barclays were also part of the arranging group.
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Barclays, HSBC and QNB Capital are arranging the bond sale.
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He'll start arranging different hooks and verses out of it.
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He never diverged from this way of arranging his images.
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Step Four: Starting from the middle, start arranging your flowers.
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Arranging a marriage is conducted much like a company merger.
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In arranging her retrospective exhibit, Dillard has abjured chronological order.
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Arranging financing is also very difficult for noncitizens, agents said.
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And what benefit is there to arranging said squid falls?
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" Mr. Balber blamed miscommunication among those arranging the meeting. "Mr.
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Arranging for monthly premium fees to be withdrawn from accounts.
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Simply arranging a meeting, say, is not enough, they said.
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What on earth was she thinking, arranging this musical evening!
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The limited wall space would also make arranging furniture difficult.
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Mr. Wang blamed Ms. Tsai's government for arranging the call.
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Arranging my apps meaningfully also meant deleting most of my folders.
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It took two months of arranging to come to this concert.
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And it generates revenue from selling warranties and arranging auto loans.
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He was set on arranging a meeting with the U.S. President.
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She also flexed her green thumb arranging flower bouquets on Saturday.
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The first post showed Teigen arranging ingredients on a sheet pan.
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Fees earned on arranging bridge loans for acquisitions are comparatively small.
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Online shopping, banking and travel-arranging is more convenient for consumers.
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He added there was nothing improper about arranging such a call.
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But he also left open the possibility of arranging another meeting.
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Papadopoulos separately pursued arranging a trip for Trump during the campaign.
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"It's like arranging and directing at the same time," he says.
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He never got out of this way of arranging his images.
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In Carmen's work, she is arranging different imagery into a narrative.
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Varys was arranging assassination attempts against Daenerys since before she had dragons.
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I've spent more time than I'd like to remember arranging flat lays.
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You can also make money by arranging airport transfers for a fee.
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How would you even go about arranging a gig back in 1982?
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Many such groups are arranging transport to take protesters to demonstrations tomorrow.
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Private equity firms and arranging banks have accelerated syndication timetables this year.
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Arranging flights would in itself be a huge and very costly task.
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Code is a series of propositions about arranging transistors in a computer.
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Cassie's really saved me a tremendous amount of time arranging my travel.
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Tehran blames the United States for arranging to have its ship seized.
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Tehran blames the United States for arranging the seizure of the tanker.
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I started arranging appointments with family members and taking notes from everyone.
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He is arranging to meet U.S. Vice President Mike Pence on Sept.
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I was allowed the option of arranging for burial, but I declined.
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Morgan Stanley, Bank of America and JP Morgan are arranging the financing.
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While in jail arranging bail, Parnas learned that Trump denied knowing him.
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Mr. Schelling used the example of strangers arranging to meet in Manhattan.
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But arranging activities once travelers arrive at their destination remains a challenge.
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Around the same time, Mr. Lu began arranging other funding in China.
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My passion for arranging flowers began when I discovered this photographic masterpiece.
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The app is also ditching its layout arranging a user's friends alphabetically.
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And Nigeria has announced that it will begin arranging its own returns.
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Other banks arranging the deal are Nomura and Standard Chartered, the document showed.
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They had been desperate to meet me when Lina was arranging the sale.
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The celebration reportedly included desserts and flower-arranging in the hotel's penthouse suite.
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In real brains, entire cells are arranging themselves to form much larger structures.
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You likely know floral foam as a craft supply used in floral arranging.
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The undertaker offered help arranging the funeral, for 47,000 roubles ($800) in cash.
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If not, your family will be responsible for arranging transportation to the center.
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Volunteers are unloading crates and arranging oranges, leeks and cheese donated by supermarkets.
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The process of arranging a ride isn't easy: it takes two different apps.
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Reuters reported on Wednesday that Mubadala was arranging the $2 billion credit facility.
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Arranging and recording it was like painting with an infinite palette of colours.
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Investigators allege Laidlaw started arranging meetups with the teen which quickly became physical.
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By arranging interactions across such boundaries, technology may widen the circle of trust.
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They are arranging their plans like worms preparing to rise through the soil.
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He said he'd witnessed prominent tech figures taking drugs and arranging for sex.
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Yet Trump left the door open for arranging a new meeting with Kim.
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There's also artwork, lamps, rotary phones, and tchotchkes for arranging around the house.
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He plays at odd hours, arranging sessions with other pros or hitting solo.
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The words code instructions for arranging amino acids, the basic units of proteins.
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But arranging that collection can be intimidating when you're confronting a blank wall.
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Markovic, Trump and other heads of state were arranging themselves for a photograph.
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For judges, saying no to a divorce is usually quicker than arranging one.
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He also found freelance arranging work, writing charts for Ray Charles and others.
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Can you enhance your narrative by arranging your artifacts in a specific way?
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The narrator is a curator, arranging disparate sources to assemble a linear story.
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The judge posing questions to each side and arranging follow-up court dates.
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His brother (Yehuda Almagor), comes by and begins busily arranging a memorial notice.
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They got a break on their rent for arranging the mall's Christmas decorations.
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Lawmakers asked Prince if he spoke with Bannon about arranging the Seychelles meeting.
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As we talked, stage technicians rushed around us, testing microphones and arranging props.
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Cohen has acknowledged arranging to pay to silence another woman, porn star Stormy Daniels.
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We're really similar – the way we think, our arranging ideas, our taste for music.
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CICC, J.P. Morgan and UBS are arranging the deal, according to the term sheet.
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If you're arranging to purchase a product, meet the seller in a public space.
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Still, the process of arranging a ride isn't easy: it takes two different apps.
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Then we will do the arranging together, or like, this works or doesn't work.
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Nader was questioned by Mueller after arranging the meeting during the presidential transition period.
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BBVA, Credit Agricole, Citi, HSBC, JP Morgan and Societe Generale are arranging the sale.
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Citi Bank and Emirates NBD will be arranging the loan, Akef ElMaghraby told Reuters.
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"Thanks to the committee for arranging a day off from school today," he said.
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Try re-arranging office furniture, organizing your desk or getting a new work outfit.
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They followed their active-shooter training, arranging themselves like the points of a diamond.
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He actually thought it was okay to leave the house without arranging for childcare.
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JP Morgan Chase and Bank of Montreal are the lead banks arranging the credit.
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All this arranging and getting set produces a surprising sense of solemnity and importance.
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Afterward, they followed each other on Twitter, eventually arranging a date via direct message.
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Arranging the transaction early takes some -- but not all -- worry out of the situation.
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This also suggests the possibility of arranging creative meaning through a method approaching psychoanalysis.
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Ploumen hopes to start arranging the funding within the next two to three weeks.
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Surreptitious phone calls prompted suspicion: Was he talking to his agent, arranging a move?
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Traditionally European loans saw the equal distribution of work and fees between arranging banks.
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Walton's bicycle is on Maui and we are arranging to deliver it to him.
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Mr. Cohen also admitted to arranging to pay Ms. Daniels $130,000 for her silence.
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Newspapers even bragged about the roles they had played in arranging particularly spectacular lynchings.
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If you are arranging a meeting, would you offer just one day and time?
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Many smaller institutions were also involved in arranging adoptions, with little or no supervision.
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First Abu Dhabi Bank and HSBC are also involved in arranging the debt sale.
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Carnegie, Morgan Stanley and Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken are among banks arranging the share offering.
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Shin Dong-bin was accused of arranging for relatives to receive bogus salaries from Lotte subsidiaries, of arranging for Lotte units to buy another affiliate's stocks at inflated prices and of granting contracts to a company owned by a relative without competitive bidding.
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Arranging them together on a board has an elevating, almost magical effect, even if what you're arranging is a short stack of Triscuits, large shards of Cheddar, rolled-up deli ham, carrot sticks, radishes and a small bowl of ranch dressing for dipping.
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The nonprofit is known for arranging experiences (aka granting wishes) for kids with critical illnesses.
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Klook sets out to make booking travel activities as easy as arranging flights and hotels.
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These mythical emoji are presumably designed to expedite the process of arranging D&D sessions.
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Tesla will be emailing customers with affected models today, and will be arranging service appointments.
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Trump Jr. indicates he is interested in seeing the information and suggests arranging a call.
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The full posts could be seen only by arranging an in-person meeting with Artist.
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Blackburn said the doctor's staff wasted no time arranging for him to have the operation.
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Mark says famers' lifestyles are also a major obstacle when it comes to arranging dates.
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Try arranging them in a glass bowl as a centerpiece or surrounding a white candle.
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The planning ministry has been arranging infrastructure financing deals to reduce the state's funding burden.
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"This is the better deck of cards that Russia is arranging for itself," she says.
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Arranging a municipal purge takes time, manpower and a near-superhuman stamina for procedural warfare.
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The speaker's bureau is also arranging Google Hangouts with survivors for schools and other groups.
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I was kind of hoping you weren't coming in as I was arranging my sunglasses.
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It has been plagued with other problems, including obtaining permits and arranging security and sanitation.
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At the very least, arranging the pieces can be time-consuming and a little annoying.
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The planning ministry has been arranging infrastructure financing deals to reduce the state's funding burden.
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Cohen has acknowledged arranging to pay Daniels for her silence during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Ford testified that it "looked like he was working there" and was arranging shopping carts.
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Bethany has started foster-care programmes in five countries and is arranging more domestic adoptions.
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Geoff and his sister are determined to change that, arranging dates, delivering messages and gifts.
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It would require extra research and logistical chores, such as arranging computers for exam-takers.
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How does composing and arranging Orchestral Variations compare to writing for your self-titled debut?
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It's a bit like how Niche worked arranging sponsorship deals on Vine and other platforms.
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I ghosted him by never arranging the next meeting because I couldn't face saying goodbye.
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Arranging this book would be a "most welcome" distraction from the horrible "boredom" of dying.
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The pianists filed out, carefully arranging their sheaves of photographs on each gleaming black instrument.
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Unless you're particularly facile with Chinese, arranging solo day-trips can be difficult or costly.
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Her father has always spent a lot of time "arranging, filing, editing, discarding," she said.
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She is now arranging for him to visit Hong Kong twice a year, Xyza said.
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By arranging small groups like this, Robinson said, it mitigates the spread of the virus.
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The Commonwealth Bank of Australia is arranging the sale, hence the cutesy Bondi Beach reference.
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Arranging flowers has always been considered a way of harmonizing humanity and the natural world.
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Also, Sunday Mass has been banned, the bishop arranging to livestream it on the internet.
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"It was obvious that my days of arranging tricks for others were over," he wrote.
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Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. said it might matter who was arranging the meeting.
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Joseph McLachlan, to trim the grass with scissors before arranging a bright vase of lilies.
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Around 440 more Japanese citizens wish to return, and the government is arranging a schedule.
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Bollinger is arranging hefty financing and courting potential customers in both commercial and military markets.
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We spoke to Donwoord about arranging the film, and perpetual fears of total, nuclear annihilation.
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Geoff Keighley, who was arranging and hosting the awards, was over to see Media Molecule.
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"I'm very slow and plodding when it comes to furniture arranging and hanging paintings," he says.
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By arranging the order of transactions, the banks could maximize the number of overdrafts they charged.
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We've already mentioned scientists arranging cellulose fibers in a way that makes them appear incredibly white.
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Who doesn't feel at least a little reenergized after a bout of over-the-top arranging?
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People reported that within two years, she was arrested in 1997 for arranging Gucci&aposs murder.
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" Among these, "we're arranging an exchange-type program with the Princess Grace Irish Library in Monaco.
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Tilton helped craft the story, and also constructed environments, incorporating and arranging objects created by artists.
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You'll never catch Evans arranging the light just so, or wrangling the composition for dramatic effect.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Nomura and UniCredit are arranging the deal.
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He describes picking out his brother's casket, arranging his funeral, and buying a suit to wear.
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The minimum age of marriage is 20 and arranging an underage marriage could result in imprisonment.
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Tortoroli has always had a knack for arranging little loop fragments into towering papier-mâché structures.
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It empties Achebe's novels out like a bag, arranging the contents in a cabinet of curiosities.
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Arranging private share sales for Uber insiders has been notoriously difficult, said a San Francisco broker.
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Democrats are already talking about impeaching or jailing Trump for arranging the payments (The Associated Press).
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Goldman Sachs, UBS, Sberbank CIB and VTB Capital are arranging Detsky Mir SPO, the statement said.
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Hospitals are also arranging DNA testing to identify the many bodies that were charred beyond recognition.
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He had been convicted more than two decades earlier for arranging the murders of three people.
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I am arranging the pieces that come my way, as Virginia Woolf suggests in her diary.
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The grandparent could help in other ways, he suggested, such as by arranging activities with grandchildren.
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It's not clear whether he said he started arranging for the date or saw Millane first.
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Another daughter, Brenda Haymon, told CNN she learned of Stephens' suicide while arranging her father's burial.
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Vatican officials have previously indicated they were open to arranging an audience with Francis for Trump.
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Orders rose to about $850 million, including from the banks arranging the transaction, the document showed.
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Instead, she led by example, arranging the One Love Manchester benefit show just two weeks later.
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They had tried to mollify Mr. Doyle by arranging for him to stay in the building.
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There was big news last night about the North and South arranging talks for next week.
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It was Mr. Hall who suggested that he try arranging and gave him some trial assignments.
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Players will be provided workout gear, and the union is arranging liability insurance, travel and housing.
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In August, he pleaded guilty to an array of crimes, including arranging the hush-money payments.
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Most of us took care of feeding the baby, doing the baby's laundry, arranging doctor appointments.
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In his early 20s, he began writing and arranging soul-flavored pop records by independent artists.
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Similarly, Charles Ray spent hours arranging the four sculptures in his gallery down to the inch.
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Now she spends as much time arranging her travel and finances as working on her volley.
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Chances are you'll think about it differently than you do that business trip you're also arranging.
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Kristi Noem in the audience, Trump said arranging the fireworks at the state's landmark was easy.
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Mr. Shiraz, arranging traditional Quranic recitations a week later, seemed unable to process her sudden demise.
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He was successfully arranging a meeting between North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, and President Trump.
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The team was arranging to speak with the Tribal Council and younger students at neighboring schools.
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JP Morgan and Wells Fargo are arranging the loan for Lamar, which may allocate later today.
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Mehdi Belhoucine was accused of arranging the departure of Mr. Coulibaly's wife, Hayat Boumeddiene, for Syria.
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It could be the year you get really into karate, or flower arranging, or the cello.
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Giuliani's requests were a quid pro quo for arranging a White House visit for President Zelenskiy.
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Mr. Rockefeller was also instrumental in arranging for his friend to move back into Holly Hill.
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Banca IMI, Barclays, Credit Agricole, ING and NatWest Markets are arranging the Reg S/144A transaction.
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Some of the options include declaring bankruptcy for FirstEnergy Solutions or arranging a restructuring or sale.
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But somehow he had agreed to do this favor for friends involved in arranging the event.
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I am debating sending an anonymous letter or arranging to meet with the chancellor in person.
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He was later seen arranging a flight ticket for the fourth suspect too, Wan Azirul said.
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Mary Cassatt's "Girl Arranging Her Hair" (1886) is on view at the National Gallery of Art.
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" As he explains further, "For example, arranging sculpture by colors, a room with only red sculptures.
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Consider arranging your transportation from the airport ahead of time, through your hotel or a reputable provider.
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Enterprising street dealers have been arranging drug deal-style meetups to trade cryptocurrencies in person for years.
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Cifuentes has described her as his personal secretary and said she was involved in arranging drug shipments.
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They were arranged by Switzerland's Credit Suisse and Russia's VTB, which also participated in arranging the eurobonds.
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A former legislator, Fernando Balda, has accused Mr Correa of arranging his kidnapping in Colombia in 2012.
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But the documents describe powerful men arranging nights of sex with women and make for uncomfortable reading.
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"We are arranging to meet Mr. Rodchenkov because we need all his information," the WADA president said.
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Reach out to the arranging company, like Airbnb, and see what your refund or rebooking options are.
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Parents with ample time and means will seemingly have no problem arranging extracurricular activities to replace homework.
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They're all brought together on a set, though, with matriarch Kris Jenner arranging her black-clad brood.
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For a few months after I joined, members met in person by arranging gatherings on the Forums.
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Aside from the expected YouTube offerings, there are plenty of virtual flower arranging classes available on Skillshare.
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Arranging a series of fake marriages between Indian nationals and his followers to gain them resident status.
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Transfer biscuits to prepared baking sheet, arranging so that they are all touching (see photo below). 7.
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Some global banks were also arranging calls with their analysts to discuss the implication of the vote.
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That made arranging work in Asia's third-largest economy the worst paid out of 11 Asian markets.
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The shares were sold to Goldman Sachs, which was arranging the deal, for resale to institutional investors.
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Fertility clinics around the country piled into the trade, arranging surrogacies for foreign and Indian clients alike.
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He's playful and entertaining, goofing off with his crew, but in charge, arranging them as he goes.
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David Hayward has the weird dual role of arranging lineups for the Leftfield Collection and Feral Vector.
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Bank Of Sharjah, Barclays, Commerzbank, Dubai Islamic Bank, HSBC and Sharjah Islamic Bank are arranging the transaction.
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One guard is accused of arranging for prisoners to attack an inmate suspected of being an informant.
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Arroyo is one of the people arranging everything, from collecting and stockpiling supplies to transporting the goods.
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More than once, Walters bailed him out by either lending him money or arranging for a loan.
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She is arranging for his travel — to four continents, 213 countries and at least one health spa.
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He interrupted himself at one point to wave to his family, arranging aloud for a future hug.
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Spokespeople for the other arranging banks either did not return telephone calls or could not immediately comment.
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Its characters are forever assembling, arranging, moving into place across frames and rooms, making ready for events.
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The free tier will likely have the feature of arranging many meetings, but perhaps no longer unlimited.
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It means arranging and rearranging daily routines in order to maximize limited access to electricity and water.
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When arranging the track, I really had to ignore a lot of my "pop style" conditioning instincts.
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Another guy ran to help each one, one man trailing the chain and another artfully arranging it.
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By arranging access points around your place, you can kill dead-spots and achieve faster internet speeds.
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The day after arranging a recent photo shoot, I got one of those emails that reporters dread.
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Success requires a number of to-dos: effective marketing, a dealer network and, perhaps, arranging buyer financing.
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The council sponsored the crusade as a public service, arranging for broadcasters to run ads without charge.
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When her eyes are done, Minaj sits on the adjacent couch, arranging her robe to her liking.
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At first Mr. Ruff printed the photographs small, arranging them in stern rows like criminal mug shots.
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I stepped into the kitchen to cut up a peach, arranging the slices in a porcelain bowl.
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Anderson said he had spoken with Musk twice and was arranging to speak with the company's board.
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She is good at wresting fresh nuance from familiar touchstones, and arranging them into incisive, opinionated narratives.
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Though he did go to Berklee College of Music, he did not study arranging or composition there.
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Last August, Mr. Cohen pleaded guilty to a litany of crimes, including for arranging hush money payments.
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Spain is reportedly arranging similar measures as more outbreaks of the coronavirus emerge, according to the report.
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They collected fees for lending or otherwise arranging the financing that companies needed to make profitable investments.
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Wang said the two countries were in "close communication" on arranging the meeting, but gave no details.
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This makes going to school, arranging childcare and taking care of a loved one a difficult task.
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After Zelensky said he would do so, he and Trump spoke about arranging a meeting in Washington.
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It's arranging a charter flight to evacuate American diplomats and citizens from Wuhan, a US official said.
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Two girls, both under 5, began arranging the fruit into an elaborate mandala atop a wooden tray.
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Back in Seattle, the girls attended lessons in tea ceremony, ikebana (flower arranging) and the Japanese language.
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He did one series of concrete subdivision markers, arranging a hundred photographs into a Becher-like grid.
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She then transferred to the music conservatory at SUNY Purchase and took courses in composition and arranging.
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Cohen also played a role in arranging a payoff to McDougal through the Enquirer that totaled $150,85033.
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RUSSIA'S GAZPROM SAYS NAFTOGAZ WILL ACT AS GAZPROM'S AGENT IN ARRANGING TRANSIT, ASSUMING RISKS OF GAS TRANSMISSION
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"The artist is arranging for a replacement piece to arrive in a couple of weeks," she said.
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Longstreth's ideas about harmony, rhythm and arranging remained unconventional, but his songwriting grew brighter and more direct.
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More than sewing, flower-arranging or zine-making, clay might offer the perfect antidote to modern times.
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Industry sources said that generally, brokers take between 22011 and 22016 percent for arranging a private mortgage.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's government has started arranging a further sale of shares in Japan Post Holdings Co (6178.
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Charges against the men include armed robbery, kidnapping, forcible confinement, conspiracy, and arranging the resale of stolen jewelry.
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The men said they were fishermen, not defectors, and Japan was arranging to send them home, it added.
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Citigroup, Credit Suisse, China Renaissance, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley are arranging the share sale, IFR reported.
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That included scheduling appointments or transportation, or arranging for minors to get counseling that included information about abortion.
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People patching together a retail job with unpredictable scheduling while driving Uber and arranging child care have burnout.
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Nothing takes more than one hand to do, including sign-up, swiping, or arranging meetups with other moms.
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Groups representing accused students have lobbied on Title IX as well, writing letters and arranging meetings with Jackson.
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A group in Washington DC, Virginia, and Maryland is arranging collection spots for supplies to be dropped off.
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But we suggest Madeline start arranging for a custom-made coffin for "small people," because she's buried already.
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But start arranging high-level, well crafted finance events/fundraisers, and the money will start to come in.
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Why do I have to deal with LG's notoriously fiddly method for arranging apps in a drawer twice?
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BofA Merrill Lynch, Al Khaliji, Barclays, QNB Capital, Standard Chartered Bank and Wells Fargo are arranging the transaction.
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It's not really finished yet – he's still publicly tweaking lyrics, arranging the song order, adding and subtracting material.
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As brutality against Jews spread, his father tried to save him by arranging his passage aboard the Struma.
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The month before his death, O'Donnell and Hoffman were in the process of arranging another stint in rehab.
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Order your favorite rolls, and then take turns arranging them on each other's bodies and then eating them.
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In the meantime, SoundCloud has been arranging credit lines — the last was announced in March, for $70 million.
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"I had absolutely no role in investigating or arranging any investigation," Dershowitz wrote in an email to CNN.
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Compulsions can include repeating a phrase, checking something ritualistically, ordering and arranging, or event silently repeating a phrase.
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But we know better; he also was instrumental in arranging a major earlier reunion between Tyrion and Jaime.
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Can you describe your studio process a bit and how you go about finding and arranging your samples?
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Australia's Joint Agency Coordination Center said it was aware of the discovery and arranging for a thorough examination.
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After West's work arranging the instruments on Pageant, Hopkins and Bruce invited him on tour with PWR BTTM.
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Additionally, many Conservative Brexiteers dislike a customs union as it prevents Britain from arranging its own trade deals.
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Deutsche Bank, HSBC, JP Morgan and Santander are arranging the meetings, but few other details were immediately available.
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No producer could tolerate the hand-wringing and hair-pulling and our fucked up way of arranging music.
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Credit Agricole, LBBW, Natixis and Standard Chartered are arranging the transaction, which will be finalised later on Wednesday.
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He treated the emperor as an honored guest for the week, even arranging a marriage between their children.
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Arranging a meeting does not constitute an "official act" that is punishable under federal corruption laws, he said.
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Italian authorities said that Morabito had been responsible for shipping drugs into Italy and arranging distribution in Milan.
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The investigations center around Goldman's role underwriting and arranging three bond sales that raised $6.5 billion for 1MDB.
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Enough with arranging and planting in conventional ways; enough with amending soil, changing pH levels, fertilizing and irrigating.
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Her days are filled with a rigorous schedule of voice lessons, contract negotiations, booking tours and arranging music.
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The pair will reportedly work on developing the campaign's grass-roots network and arranging the selection of delegates.
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Financial watchdogs from Switzerland and Britain are looking into Credit Suisse for arranging the heavy undisclosed sovereign borrowing.
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The loan will be placed with investors directly rather than through a syndication process led by arranging banks.
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But the justices said arranging a meeting or hosting an event doesn't mean McDonnell agreed to help Williams.
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Wolfe was involved with serving Page a subpoena and arranging for his testimony in front of the committee.
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But in that instance and others, there were multiple firms arranging it, whereas Apollo is the sole lender.
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Barclays, Citi, Goldman Sachs, HSBC and JPMorgan are among the leading investment banks arranging euro sovereign bond deals.
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Epstein said he had seen prominent tech figures doing drugs and "arranging for sex," according to the article.
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Nuzman is accused of arranging more than $2 million in bribes to get the IOC to pick Rio.
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After tossing, the final step is gently arranging the pickled bits, fresh radishes and mint atop the noodles.
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Muneer is setting up for the evening, busily arranging trays full of pakoras in the glass display counter.
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Banks will earn about US$25m in fees for arranging the bridge loan, according to Freeman Consulting Services.
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Like the puzzle-piece style artworks, the process of arranging small unique pieces together is itself a puzzle.
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Police officers monitoring Corvez's phone line recorded an exchange suggesting that he and Birn were arranging a sale.
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She said staff members are arranging Skype calls and other virtual visits between residents and their loved ones.
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To me, arranging books solely by size makes sense only if you are a collector of art monographs.
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The delay reflects the difficulties in arranging what would easily be the world's biggest-ever initial public offering.
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When arranging a photo lineup, detectives can easily find suitable fillers by searching through a mug shot database.
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He gravitated to courses he felt would help him professionally, like music production, arranging and Afro-Caribbean percussion.
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He described the charges as overblown, saying that arranging dinners and making friends were being mischaracterized as nefarious.
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Arranging such a huge I.P.O. is complex, and oil prices have rebounded, which made the offering less attractive.
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Since he died for the sin of arranging marriages, his death is remembered as a day of love.
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These were distressed securities with no public market, so pricing information came from the traders arranging the deals.
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"Listening to records is like tea ceremony, or flower arranging," said Michiko Ogawa, director of the Technics division.
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Prosecutors would still have a role in prevention efforts under the new policy, including arranging after-school programs.
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China said the two sides are working toward wrapping up legal reviews and arranging for an official signing.
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Esvelt's proposed solution goes in the other direction, by arranging for the database to be secure and inaccessible.
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"Put out your arms, strong, like this," she told him, arranging his small arms with her free hand.
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Provide support in arranging speaking engagements, such as conference registrations, room reservations (internal and external), and local travel.
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Last September Amazon announced it was arranging for contractors to lease 20,000 cargo vans emblazoned with its logo.
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Last September Amazon announced it was arranging for contractors to lease 20,000 cargo vans emblazoned with its logo.
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On one side of business, banks have helped HNA buy companies by arranging what is called collateralized financing.
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Spitzer resigned in 2008 after he was caught on a federal wiretap arranging to meet with a prostitute.
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But tilting and arranging my torso so that I pressed my ear against the speaker brought no improvement.
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The trial has also dug up some unusual behavior by the Department of Justice in arranging the deal.
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Moskowitz, 27, specializes in knowing the world's top medical expert for any ailment and arranging appointments for clients.
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This is part of the service that we&aposre arranging for the customer when they leave our terminal.
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Goldin added that Beechwood's owners "have been arranging to buy out each asset" related to Platinum for SHIP.
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Subsequent reports said the Chinese property company was arranging funds to pay within a 30-day grace period.
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This research also shows that participants were also kind of lazy about arranging threesomes—unless they were men.
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I'll be sorting and matching and arranging things, and I don't want to wake up until I'm done!
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They were married in 1956, and Mr. VerPlanck did much of her arranging over the next half-century.
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Rebecca Sugar composed the melody and lyrics, and we had the honor of composing and arranging instrumental parts.
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She edited the images, arranging 30 from each group on a set of shallow shelves hung on the wall.
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From adding new slides, to arranging elements on screen, to getting your presentation playing, everything is intuitive and responsive.
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Berke said he has enjoyed a good relationship with both the Trump and Obama White Houses when arranging tours.
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They head off to school for another bullying session, arranging to meet Elle at the power lines after school.
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After that, a senior scholar stepped in, arranging for Anna Mikhailovna to teach history at a provincial secondary school.
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Mr. Penn wrote that he had gone to great lengths to maintain security while arranging to meet Mr. Guzmán.
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Quite apart from the oddity of arranging deaths on the basis of a use-by date, midazolam is controversial.
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Hicks wasn't the only Trump campaign official who Cohen spoke with as he was arranging the payment to Daniels.
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Mujey took such care of her beloved shoes, making sure they were spotless, arranging them neatly in her room.
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MR. BARRACK IS ALREADY ARRANGING FOR ME TO MEET MR. TRUMP, THE PRESIDENT-ELECT, IMMINENTLY IN SOMEWHERE IN AMERICA.
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The shrewd bit is English clubs' energetic marketing abroad, both in arranging pre-season tours and attracting foreign sponsors.
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He attended Thomas Jefferson High School in New York City, where he began studying piano, saxophone, composition and arranging.
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Those arranging a do must solicit nominations, find judges, attract sponsors and select a venue and a suitable host.
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Oman's finance ministry is self-arranging the senior unsecured deal, which pays an interest margin of 21bp over Libor.
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When they weren't enjoying food – including sweets from a dessert bar – guests were treated to a flower-arranging class.
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Mr. Rubin played a role in arranging the compromise that led to the repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act.
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Arranging and operating on material in highly specific interventions propels a greater focus on each element — color, line, content.
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He will now testify against a Turkish bank official who is charged with arranging illegal transactions involving American banks.
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Comet apparently became a target because the Clinton campaign had communicated with the restaurant about arranging a fundraiser there.
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In "The Trellis, or Young Woman arranging Flowers", (1862), Courbet places before us a blue sky, early summer day.
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After writing dozens of songs, editing, re-arranging, etc… what came out of us is this dark pop record.
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Inalum, which is arranging funding for the deal, has said it already had a "committed" loan for the transaction.
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He's arranging the slabs on a black cloth from the front—the forehead—to the back of the head.
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This story is part of a series on how we clean—from organizing your house to arranging your photos.
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She replaces Jordan Kaplan, who is now consulting solely for the DNC, arranging all fundraising events by President Obama.
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Barclays, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, BNP Paribas, Credit Suisse, HSBC and Mizuho are arranging the calls and meetings.
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The charges say that his arranging of hush money for McDougal and Daniels amounted to an illegal campaign contribution.
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In Japan, creative work was grouped according to what was made: painting, calligraphy, flower arranging, fans, gardens and paper.
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One of the three is a Kenyan scientist who was intimately involved in arranging the necessary permits and permissions.
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He picked up his pillow and pulled the comforter aside, arranging everything along the foot of the stripped bed.
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Left, JM: This '60s-era guide to ikebana flower arranging is a book in our library we've always loved.
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The biggest U.S. pipeline company said next steps for the project include arranging financing and a final investment decision.
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The State Department was arranging for Ms. Gray's body to be flown out as well, Professor Dinesh-Kumar said.
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If we all refused boring meetings and events, eventually the penny would drop and people would stop arranging them.
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"The way that we are arranging our world is changing, with digital space merging with physical space," she said.
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He said he had witnessed tech leaders doing drugs and "arranging for sex," according to an article published Monday.
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Corsi tells stories the way Trump does, starting with the desired conclusion and then arranging facts to support it.
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The two governments aim to finalize their sukuk deals by early next month, which the ICD is also arranging.
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The sovereign began meeting investors from May 30, with Citigroup, HSBC, Morgan Stanley and UniCredit arranging the marketing roadshow.
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Arranging and rearranging the voxels allows you to create variations in the height, thickness, and angle of each hair.
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They called for backup, but the driver woke up as the backup officers started arranging themselves at the scene.
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Under the current leadership, she explained, YPSL's main campaign has been arranging for a food co-op at Moorpark.
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We were arranging the food and had a long argument about whether to bring meals to the officers outside.
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FIXES As a form of therapy, arranging gently used blooms is enriching the lives of older and marginalized people.
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As we entered, the crew was busy arranging mussels, clams and oysters in shallow bowls on beds of stones.
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That included $2511 million for blocks of hotel rooms booked for guests who ended up arranging their own accommodations.
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At NYU Langone, horticultural therapy can involve propagating plants, arranging flowers, plus lotion making and other vaguely natural activities.
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The two men agreed to meet again, arranging a drink at the Sofitel hotel in London's posh West End.
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It usually takes about two people to run a stash house — feeding migrants, collecting their money and arranging transportation.
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Mr. Sousa has also been accused of being paid by the men for his role in arranging these transactions.
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To that end, Carson has been arranging a June 21 powwow between Trump and evangelical leaders in New York.
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The workers aren't the issue here; the bosses arranging for after-hours construction need to be brought in line.
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He played the bass and conducted early in his career, but eventually turned to orchestrating and arranging full time.
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Mr. Rubin played a role in arranging the compromise that led to the repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act.
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The Kremlin said in a statement the leaders gave "special attention" to arranging the meeting during their phone call.
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It appears Trump did not consult with Congress before arranging the killing of Iran&aposs top military official Gen.
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After months of arranging a team, getting money and securing a permit, the skull was finally excavated in May.
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Joshua Nass, a public relations executive in New York, confirmed arranging the meeting between Mr. Lazar and Mr. Greenblatt.
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Gordon Sondland: Mr. Giuliani's requests were a quid pro quo for arranging a White House visit for President Zelensky.
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It comes complete with a ballroom, flower-arranging room, staff wing, and pavilion bedecked in 18th-century Chinese wallpaper.
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It was a pressing question, because having doors and windows along the back wall makes arranging furniture a challenge.
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Dunn gets around this by arranging her biography not chronologically but thematically, in sections corresponding to the Roman year.
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School officials are working with students who don't want to return to Stoneman Douglas, arranging for them to transfer.
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Giuliani's requests were a quid pro quo for arranging a White House visit for President Zelensky" and that "Mr.
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Giuliani's requests were a quid pro quo for arranging a White House visit for President Zelensky," he said. "Mr.
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Prosecutors say he got the drugs by arranging small payments from money his mother put into a jail account.
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Cersei buys Bronn off to keep him from assisting Tyrion, by arranging for him to marry Lady Lollys Stokeworth.
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Credit Suisse is currently arranging a US$385m term loan as part of a financing package to back the buyout of consumer data and analytics company J.D. Power and is among the banks arranging a US$5bn term loan for computer company Dell's purchase of EMC Corp, according to Thomson Reuters LPC data.
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An important difference is that third parties — dating websites and other matchmaking services or their staff — handle the "arranging" activities.
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"It makes you [feel] that you are arranging things in the space just like [a] Japanese rock garden," he said.
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Over the weekend, the Kremlin said it was working on arranging a meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Trump.
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Before he can do this, Elodie jumps up and heads into the other room, arranging five boxes on the floor.
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This involves designing and arranging objects so that humans can interact with them as efficiently and safely as they can.
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Instead, the report forecasts, manufacturers will find more benefit in such strategies as arranging/orienting transistors vertically rather than horizontally.
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Say the person who does floral arranging, owns a floral shop — would that person also be speaking at the wedding?
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Zelenskiy said he planned to speak to French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel about arranging more talks.
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The video shows two lines of cells in the spinal cords, then the branching nerve cells somehow properly arranging themselves.
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Former Italian socialite Patrizia Reggiani was convicted of arranging the 1995 murder of her ex-husband, fashion heir Maurizio Gucci.
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You feel a primal satisfaction from arranging these shapes into a perfect pattern, an experience you've probably enjoyed many times.
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The documents also confirm that Butina was involved in arranging a trip by NRA members to Moscow in late 2015.
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Mendoza further alleged that Andressian was arranging a trip to a country where he could avoid extradition back to America.
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Mr. Cohen wasted no time, arranging for Mr. Trump to sign a letter of intent for the Moscow tower deal.
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As a result, fee income for banks arranging and syndicating the bridge facilities and longer-term funding is being squeezed.
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It has since offered to take it back and the two countries were in the process of arranging the transfer.
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When Josh joined our company at startup, we ended up arranging with Town Hall to bring the beer to Indeed.
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A video tweeted by Sibeth Ndiaye, an Élysée spokeswoman, shows the president carefully arranging the two phones on his desk.
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"They were going to be responsible for arranging for American government officials to come to Mr. Zelensky's inauguration," he added.
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He envisioned a world where we could directly manipulate individual atoms, arranging and rearranging them into useful shapes and configurations.
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Cohen has admitted arranging a $130,000 payment to quiet the porn star&aposs claims she had an affair with Trump.
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Her great joy is arranging fruit into the shape of penises, which she leaves for unsuspecting costars like Jim Sturgess.
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But there are a dizzying number of possible combinations and arranging such trials one by one can be time-consuming.
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By arranging free or discounted train trips, he could ferry large cohorts of temperance supporters to rallies across the country.
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We discussed arranging a stay for me at the BnB, so I could write about the experience from personal experience.
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In addition to Google+, the company last year also launched an app for arranging hangouts called "Who's Down," for instance.
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Arranging all your cords is hassle free with the monitor's easy-to-access connectivity ports, which include dual HDMI ports.
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To prepare for a photo shoot, Yoon spent up to to eight hours in the child's bedroom arranging their belongings.
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Commercial arranging banks include Commerzbank, Credit Agricole, ING, Lloyds, Mizuho, Natixis, NatWest Markets, Nordea, SMBC, Societe Generale, Rabobank and UniCredit.
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Wedding planner Lauryn Prattes handled the event, with Amaryllis, a company known for its dreamy floral designs, arranging the flowers.
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The bourse operator was also arranging for European-listed firms to meet Chinese investors in Beijing next week, he said.
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Banks including Dubai's Noor and Saudi Arabia's Aljazira and AlBilad are in the preliminary stages of arranging Islamic bond issues.
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They could communicate over the keyboard rather than in meetings, or by arranging smaller gatherings rather than rejecting them altogether.
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It's not quite the same as Instagram's Layout app, which is more of a photo editor for arranging multiple photos.
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Court officials say Lambert's attorney argued at trial that his client was baited by the officer into arranging the hit.
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The festival met delays in obtaining permits, arranging security, water supplies and sanitation, said a source close to the event.
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Financial watchdogs from Switzerland and Britain are investigating Credit Suisse and VTB Bank for arranging the heavy undisclosed sovereign borrowing.
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Background: Page dodged a subpoena on Wednesday, and her lawyer said they are talking to lawmakers about arranging an interview.
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Bolton told Fox Business Network the U.S. side was still waiting to hear from North Korea about arranging the talks.
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"Wherever there's a smart device, around it there are other smart devices," he said, arranging the items on the concrete.
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Meeting, convention and event planners coordinate events and meetings by arranging locations, transportation and food service, among many other duties.
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They talked for two hours before arranging to go on a hiking trip at Buttermilk Falls State Park in Ithaca.
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That could include organizing local activities, arranging childcare, hiring an in-house private chef or calling in a massage therapist.
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Like several other major casino operators, it opened an office on the mainland to help with marketing and arranging trips.
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He also eliminated political opponents, banished his daughter for promiscuity, and was suspected of arranging the execution of his grandson.
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Im Jong-seok, one of JunDaeHyup's leaders, served three and a half years for his role in arranging the trip.
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Miller worked for Stone arranging interviews and other tasks leading up to the Republican convention in 2016, the Times reported.
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This is due to regulators giving more freedom to arranging banks and investors' hunt for higher yield, market participants said.
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Besides his duties as arranging trips and as Obama's personal aide, Nicholson is frequently a golf partner alongside the president.
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Women claims it was arranging a booking for her, and got blindsided to learn she had jumped ship to Elite.
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Both the White House and a diplomatic source tell CNN that the administration was not involved in arranging the meeting.
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"Given that all this took place before cell phones, arranging a ride home would not have been easy," Mitchell wrote.
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Yet when Mr. West called, Mr. Franklin delivered, reportedly arranging the choir for "Ultralight Beam" in just a few minutes.
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I know I spent more than enough time arranging this room and fantasizing about my professional leap into interior design.
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The group's coordinators are also arranging for materials to be distributed to homes for those who don't have enough supplies.
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Where her mother had a knack for arranging a gallery wall, Ms. Robbins finds that hers come out looking chaotic.
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That's striking considering that Kim won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2000 for arranging the first-ever inter-Korean summit.
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Several analysts expect the government to force Goldman to disgorge the roughly $600 million it earned arranging the bond deals.
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Ford Credit is the automaker's captive-lending arm, arranging financing for customers who buy or lease Ford vehicles from dealers.
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Nissan and Mitsubishi said they would remove him as chairman, while the French government said Renault was arranging interim leadership.
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She and Mr. Adamcyk also fashioned some mystical balances when arranging Nono's stray polyphonic whorls in this surround-sound environment.
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At the end of arranging all 750 cubes, the patterns come together to reveal an enormous portrait of Cena himself.
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But it revealed in the court filings that it had earned $3 million for arranging the sale of the Leonardo.
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When receiving and reviewing work documents, downloading articles, or arranging a portfolio, you may find yourself accessing many PDF files.
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Putz agreed to visit the man, arranging for two colleagues, a tree pathologist and a swamp specialist, to join him.
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She busied herself with arranging a favorable marriage, and found a suitable Catholic heiress whose parents agreed to the match.
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Pruitt was reportedly a key figure in arranging for the salary increase, which was originally rejected by the White House.
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" To that collection, he has applied the wizardry that has led Europeans to call him "the Picasso of flower arranging.
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And here's a profile of Aras Agalarov, a Russian property developer whose name appeared in emails about arranging the meeting.
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There are other indications Trump is interested in a shake-up that could involve shedding and re-arranging his Cabinet.
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U.S., France, and Japan were said to be arranging to evacuate their consulate staff from China, the Associated Press reported.
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Just weeks later, after arranging for neighbors to look after their children, ages 8 and 19403, they sailed for Europe.
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Bloom acknowledged arranging financial help for Harth, who she said had lost income because of the publicity surrounding her allegations.
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Giuliani's requests were a quid pro quo for arranging a White House visit for President Zelensky," said Sondland, adding: "Mr.
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Commissioner Adam Silver then got involved, arranging Monday's meeting, with Oakley and Dolan joining him at the N.B.A.'s headquarters.
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She released a new book last year, and teaches inspiring workshops in addition to arranging her homegrown blooms for events.
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Our country is in the fight of its life, and Democrats are arranging the proverbial deck chairs on the Titanic.
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On Monday, Mr. Sanders's office told them it would be arranging travel for them to arrive in Washington by Wednesday.
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The loan priced at a steep discount, which investors suggested might imply a potential loss for banks arranging the financing.
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Newsom said on Sunday the government was arranging to repatriate foreign cruise passengers by charter flights to their home countries.
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Ms. Gui accused the ambassador, Anna Lindstedt, of arranging the talks without authorization from the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs.
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The titular cleaner is a self-described "impresario," cleaning coins and arranging them in strange patterns, alluding to occult symbology.
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Australian authorities told NBC they were arranging for an investigation of the piece, which could have drifted to the sand bar.
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Separately leadership staff are arranging staff level briefings to keep everyone on the same page with the messaging on the details.
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Nor would he be compensated for the days and months of work involved in arranging Cash's divorce, which was now imminent.
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Barwa Bank, Emirates NBD Capital, HSBC and Mashreq are arranging the U.S. dollar issue, according to a May 3 bourse statement.
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Still, the concept is an interesting one and a nice change from the exhausting back-and-forth of arranging a date.
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Arranging the first generation's wired camera stands — and occupying all your computer's USB ports in the process — was annoying at best.
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Early Tuesday morning, the organizers furiously typed away on laptops and took phone calls, arranging last-minute details for the action.
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That means both covering the menial parts of arranging meetings and coordination, and the more proactive side of engaging existing leads.
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Breaking Dawn director Bill Condon's production partner Jack Morrissey works with the festival, arranging the celebrity appearances and helping with promotion.
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SXAP rose 0.4% on news that top representatives from the United States and China are arranging to resume talks next week.
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Top representatives from the United States and China are arranging to resume talks next week, Trump administration officials said on Wednesday.
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Michael Bickerton, 49, was sentenced to eight years in prison for "arranging or facilitating the commission of a child sex offense."
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An additional year of planning could be beneficial given the difficulty the NFL has had in arranging a game in China.
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Since we last posted, the TechCrunch team has been hard at work arranging what is going to be a fantastic event.
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Special counsel, Robert Mueller is investigating Trump, Junior for arranging a meeting in 2016 between a Russian lawyer and campaign officials.
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This former All-Star tells Haberstroh that NBA players actually prefer Instagram to Tinder when it comes to arranging hook-ups.
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Canada had already agreed to take the rubbish back and the two countries were in the process of arranging the transfer.
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Explaining that songwriting means colour-correction, she describes arranging chords and rhythms in a way that brings her vision into focus.
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The Senate intelligence committee signaled in March that it was reviewing information about Kushner's Russian contacts and his role arranging meetings.
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An indictment said Lin helped a Chinese national matching Qin's description flee, arranging for his flight to Beijing in October 2015.
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If so, the generals may be waiting until Mnangagwa can be reinstated as vice president before arranging for Mugabe to resign.
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NEW YORK, Oct 27 (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank has decided to pull back in arranging leveraged finance transactions in the United States.
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I once thought of arranging a reunion with Gulley, the guardian angel-turned-killer, just to see what made him click.
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The men refused to let Cacciola be treated in the hospital, arranging for a clan doctor to visit the house instead.
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Students make decorations following the principles of ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arranging, which dates back to the seventh century.
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Previous reports that the bank had realised $100 million or more in "arranging" fees had been "incorrect and misleading", it added.
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But as the Arab Spring came to Syria, he became involved in anti-Assad protests, arranging meetings and organizing public protests.
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The lead insurer arranging a deal with a bank may have four to six co-insurers to cover 1 billion euros.
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By the end of it, we've both put so much time and effort into it, arranging, rearranging, building the track selection.
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You had folks on the official forums with stickied threads arranging to make these transactions for free, with tipping heavily suggested.
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"Someone told me about a job in England and about this family who was arranging to take people," he told me.
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The panel was compiled and moderated by Frank Luntz, a Republican pollster well known for arranging focus groups with GOP voters.
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But after arranging the Gen Re reinsurance, A.I.G. highlighted its rising reserve levels in the next two announcements, Mr. Nachman said.
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There are no boorish mob-connected real estate moguls here, no garish heiresses carefully arranging to be caught nude for Instagram.
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The show was arranging a "mix and match" — auditioning potential Annas against potential Elsas — and wanted to see Ms. Murin again.
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For his current exhibition, he constructed layered space in his paintings by arranging different-sized, monochromatic rectangles atop of each other.
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Read this article, and then consider: • Do you think this attempt at arranging a cease-fire in Yemen will be successful?
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White House officials said the decision was taken due to the weather and cited security concerns in hastily arranging a motorcade.
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They are accused of paying off college officials and arranging for fake test scores to get their children into elite universities.
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In 2003, Ms. Markovic was accused of abuse of office, including arranging to secure a government apartment for a grandson's nanny.
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" For doulas in either setting, he said, "arranging the atmosphere, creating a special space around the event, is exactly the same.
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The campaign wasted its money by not embedding in the community, Kulnarni responded: It's not as simple as arranging phone calls.
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"I've been arranging these all morning," said Ms. Klein, waving a hand above the pieces she has been collecting since childhood.
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But Mr. Stern dreamed from his earliest days with the Philharmonic, in the 21994s, of arranging a concert tour of Israel.
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In addition to arranging your collection on the floor, she recommends mapping it out using a computer modeling program like SketchUp.
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We all headed to the dining room, arranging ourselves around the dining table where the Carnegie family had shared their meals.
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Her Soviet handlers, at Gabriel's behest, are arranging for her to adopt a cute little orphan girl to assuage her loneliness.
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Cohen admitted in August to arranging a nondisclosure agreement with Daniels to buy her silence about her alleged affair with Trump.
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My spouse took over all of my treatment needs, such as organizing medications, arranging doctor&aposs appointments, and regular blood draws.
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It turns out to merely provide different ways of arranging half-hour chunks of what was, sadly, a pretty dull story.
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Busy commuter routes have such tightly packed services that arranging a timetable around several companies would be a recipe for chaos.
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Canada is also arranging to fly its passengers home, and 11 Israelis will head into medical isolation at Sheba Medical Center.
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One of the show's highlights features Connick sitting at his desk as he explains the processes of composing, arranging and orchestrating.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Arranging a phone call with the president of the United States used to be seen as a diplomatic win.
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Safeway, the chain that Ford testified seeing Judge arranging shopping carts at, did not respond to CNN's request for employment records.
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He pleaded guilty in April to accepting, arranging and approving illegal payments from Fiat Chrysler executives to high-level union officials.
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Amazingly, Lonsdale and Roebuck find all the flower-arranging beauty they need along local trails and roads, even on construction sites.
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Zakharova said the organization was arranging the evacuation of potential targets from the region to "save as many people as possible".
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Citigroup, HSBC and UBS are arranging the debt financing, which is expected to launch for syndication to investors before the summer.
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One of the properties found by the newspaper is a 100-year-old mansion complete with ballroom and flower-arranging room.
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Undocumented parents must plan for the devastating possibility of being detained or deported, including arranging for child custody and selling property.
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In recent months, Korea Development Bank discussed arranging a merger between Hyundai Merchant Marine (HMM), itself under creditor-led debt restructuring.
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Vitvitsky attempted to improve relations between Lutsenko and Sytnyk by arranging dinners for them so that they could air their grievances.
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The president admitted, among other things, to arranging for the charity to pay $10,000 for a 53-foot portrait of him.
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I've played with some amazing women over the years and when we're in a room arranging, it's just a different intention.
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Viewers, an artist's statement explained, could only see the actual, un-blue images by arranging to meet the artist in person.
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Seko is arranging a visit to China this month and the proposed U.S. tariffs would come up then, Jiji news agency said.
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Neither can you form a lattice, Torquato explained, by arranging objects of five different sizes, such as the cones in chicken eyes.
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But with or without a congressional hearing, one thing is clear: Acosta must face the consequences of arranging such an improper agreement.
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The hotel is also working on arranging more time for guests to interact with the turkeys at a special meet-and-greet.
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He was arranging to move into a friend's place and leave behind his $750 a month one-bedroom triplex in Rawlins, Wyoming.
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Spokespeople for the banks arranging the financings declined to comment and spokespeople for the companies did not respond to emails requesting comment.
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Rihanna also recently got in on the home rental trend, arranging a vacation at famed hair stylist Paul Mitchell's home in Hawaii.
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Administration officials declined to offer support after critics noted his role at the Treasury Department in arranging bailouts of the 2008 crisis.
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That means that each visit — including getting down the chimney, arranging presents, and getting back up again — can only take 0.0002 seconds.
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His right-hand man, a smuggler named Vladimir, was responsible for buying the cigarettes in Russia and arranging transport to the border.
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The fees earned from arranging permanent financing on those loans have also declined, although more modestly, by around 21% to US$172m.
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Bilott spent the next few months on the floor of his office, poring over the documents and arranging them in chronological order.
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The group is also placing the victims in temporary housing and arranging travel for anyone who needs medical attention out of state.
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These aren't particularly complicated; mainly, you're just clicking on particular buttons in the right order or arranging things in the correct manner.
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Dr Zhang and Dr Yang speculated that they could improve matters by arranging for their piezoelectric composites to be more dramatically deformed.
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As a kid in Sittwe, he helped out local shops arranging and dusting books, and in return was allowed to read them.
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The newly unsealed evidence suggests, but doesn't prove, that the bizarre line of communications was about arranging the hush payments for Daniels.
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It was also the first time I combined my passions for Knolling — arranging things really neatly — and sketching into one single photograph.
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Claire (Carla Gugino, Gerald's Game) manages Henry's house, while his blind son Oliver (Matthew Beard) hovers in the background, helpfully arranging flowers.
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The Democratic-led House of Representatives Judiciary Committee appears closest to arranging for Mueller to testify, possibly as soon as May 15.
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The timing and complexity of arranging such partnerships means the economic impact of any such tie-ups is likely a ways off.
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For arranging the payment to McDougal and making the payment to Daniels, Cohen was charged last year with violating campaign finance law.
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In addition to arranging marijuana delivery, Eaze has a service, EazeMD, that connects people with a doctor who can prescribe medical marijuana.
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She was also "arranging a time for Kellar to have a sexual encounter" with the victims, FBI Special Agent Kyle McNeal said.
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Robo Code is where Robo Wunderkind shines because you can put together simple algorithms by arranging virtual blocks in the iPad app.
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He then began arranging the 50 mannequins on his roof—the total number dead, including the shooter—a process that took hours.
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Alternative investment firm Sancta Capital Group and Franklin Templeton Investments Middle East participated as anchor investors, with Arqaam Capital arranging the deal.
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So I just end up wiping down a few tables and arranging stuff and thinking about what I'm going to do later.
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This deal would have been DOA in any other administration, but the Trump FCC isn't just approving it; they're practically arranging it.
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How others might profit from his legacy hinges on how astute he was about arranging for control of his music after death.
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The spokesperson said that the airline is arranging for hotel stays and meals for the flight's passengers while they await another flight.
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Those spinoffs will also create demand for loans to support the new entities, helping to boost income earned from arranging the funding.
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Three unnamed employees, one in Manhattan and two in Florida, aided Epstein by arranging some of his sexual encounters, the indictment said.
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Trump campaign adviser George Papadopoulos sent an email to top campaign officials in March 2016 about arranging meetings with Russians, sources said.
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Again he bent to the job, his back almost parallel to the floor, arranging the food just so, a heron at work.
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However, a link was provided to a chatroom for the purpose of getting in touch with the hackers and presumably arranging payment.
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SA is arranging loan financing to fund part of the 12.9 billion reais ($3.6 billion) that rival Cetip SA Mercados Organizados CTIP3.
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Arranging those clues in order and talking to bystanders in the right sequence is usually the trick to finding the way forward.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller is reportedly examining Trump Jr. for his role in arranging the meeting, which Sekulow denied having knowledge about.
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APICORP will provide the remaining 85 percent, and will be the manager for the fund and responsible for arranging finance, Bahri said.
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Andrey Shemetov, the head of the global markets department at Sberbank CIB, which is arranging the IPO, said investors spanned the globe.
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In 2005, Edgar Ray Killen, a former Klansman, was sentenced to a 60-year prison term in 2005 for arranging the murders.
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That visit cost then-Secretary of Finance Luis Videgaray his job, amid perceptions that he played a key role in arranging it.
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Nicholas Kristof The government is arranging classified intelligence briefings for Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump to prepare them for the White House.
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Kushner volunteered to testify before senators because of his role in arranging meetings between top campaign advisers and Kislyak, the Russian ambassador.
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Kaepernick's former teammate, Eric Reid, however, expressed concern that the NFL arranging a workout for the former quarterback was a publicity stunt.
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Do you know someone whose greatest joy is arranging an artisanal cheese board, watching "Barefoot Contessa," or "coaxing" flavors out of ingredients?
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"Decide how to divvy up tasks, such as paying bills, balancing your accounts, or arranging appointments with your financial professional," Keckler says.
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They will research and/or book travel, gifts, and other online purchases for you at no additional cost for arranging the services.
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Kushner volunteered to testify over his role in arranging meetings between top campaign aides and Russian envoy to the US Sergey Kislyak.
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When I'm creating a piece, I'm arranging color and material to reach a particular end, like a [painter] would over a canvas.
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Mr. Cobb's primary task — producing documents for Mr. Mueller and arranging for White House aides to meet with prosecutors — is largely complete.
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I'll have a 60-hour week when I'm hanging an exhibition and arranging and hosting the reception, but then it calms down.
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This is why I think it's necessary to portray darkness in order to portray true hope, instead of just arranging pretty things.
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Arranging them into distinct patterns, he and other scientists found that the genetic code comprised 64 three-letter "words," known as codons.
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Life instantly became less about looking forward to family get-togethers and holidays, and more about arranging visits and liaising with lawyers.
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The colors are so diverse and vibrant that the head horticulturalist, David Goldstein, has taken to arranging them on trays for parties.
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The research must have been a herculean task, not to mention the effort of arranging the 246 songs used throughout the show.
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Though Ms. Alpert owned a business arranging travel incentives for large corporations, she was not prepared to manage the household's financial affairs.
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The UK Foreign Office said it was "working intensively" with US authorities on arranging a flight for British nationals, according to BBC.
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An advantage of arranging your own ride is that you can direct it to a hospital or doctor's office of your choosing.
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The lawyer will oversee due diligence on the property, Mr. Suero said, arranging for a title search and appraisal, among other things.
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Earn's arranged for them to bunk up with an alluring fan named Violet who also happens to be arranging the campus function.
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The community has been preparing for the onslaught for three years now, arranging for basic necessities like portable toilets and ice water.
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The gelatin assembled itself into layers (as it does when it forms Jell-O), thereby arranging the metal ions into layers, too.
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The bank also took heat from European authorities for arranging currency swaps that helped Greece mask borrowing ahead of its debt crisis.
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Mr. Dreeben took a hard line, saying that a vacation or an expensive lunch traded for arranging a meeting could be sufficient.
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Three years later she found herself at Kevin Costner's Colorado ranch arranging the actor's nuptials to Christine Baumgartner (though post-"Waterworld"). Still.
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"I was very lucky to meet her," Mr. Tuong said last week, while arranging a display in the back of his store.
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Still, the encounter seemed to symbolize China's interest in arranging talks on the North among all the parties, including the United States.
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Fourth, as I testified previously, Mr. Giuliani's requests were a quid pro quo for arranging a White House visit for President Zelensky.
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The Unification Ministry was deeply involved in arranging talks between the two Koreas and joint economic projects like the Kaesong Industrial Park.
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Lawyers for the whistleblower approached Maguire for "guidance" on arranging a potential meeting with members of the House and Senate intelligence committees.
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David Thompson wrote the book, and the Tony winner Jason Robert Brown will preside over the writing and arranging of the music.
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Baggage handler wins over the internet An airport baggage handler was recorded meticulously arranging suitcases as they arrived on a carousel belt.
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She felt that what the job required — scheduling, managing social media accounts, answering emails, and arranging meetings — aligned with her skill set.
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They wrote in a court filing that, in arranging the illegal payoffs, Cohen acted "at the direction of Individual-1" — Donald Trump.
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Arranging for a tree to be recycled as mulch or compost after Christmas lowers its impact, and some firms offer tree rentals.
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The commissioner and Jay-Z, the music star who became an N.F.L. ally, had a lot to gain by arranging the tryout.
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The commissioner and Jay-Z, the music star who became an N.F.L. ally, had a lot to gain by arranging the tryout.
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For the league's coaches and general managers, the April 2020 draft date will still allow them to finish scouting and arranging deals.
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For the league's coaches and general managers, the April 2020 draft date will still allow them to finish scouting and arranging deals.
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Sitting on an airplane, she listened to the man in front of her on the phone arranging his pickup from the airport.
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Nevertheless, both he and Trump had expressed an interest in arranging a second meeting, something some U.S.-based analysts see as premature.
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For eight hours sweeping, mopping, washing clothes and dishes, laying beds, and arranging a two-story house, Aparicio receives $6.20 (120 pesos).
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Cohen pleaded guilty to arranging the payments in violation of campaign finance laws and other crimes last year in the same district.
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The representative said Nielsen raised the idea of DHS officials arranging "Zumba" fitness classes for migrants while they're being held by immigration authorities.
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That could be giving a workshop, a private teaching lesson, arranging, live touring, selling merchandise, appearing on a TV show, a brand collaboration.
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The company effectively acts as a real estate agent for short-term lettings: taking photos of the property, vetting applicants, and arranging viewings.
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He showed his aptitude for spelling early, arranging block letters to form the word "horse" at age three, said his father, Krishna Nemmani.
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S. trade talks in recent months have yielded no major breakthroughs, and attempts at arranging another meeting in coming weeks have fallen through.
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America is alone among rich countries in not arranging for its government to provide some form of health care for all its people.
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His wife Maheen stands by the side, holding his notes while his sister stands behind the camera arranging lemonade for the TV crew.
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When Ujo Music tried to blockchainify the notoriously messy business of arranging payments to artists in the music industry, it did not succeed.
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They are also typically responsible for other non-flight duties such as scheduling flights, arranging for maintenance of the aircraft and loading luggage.
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One judge was taped apparently arranging to absolve a suspect of raping a 13-year-old girl; several had questionable contacts with politicians.
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Twitter user Sami Campagnano noticed that her neighbours were arranging their skeleton decorations in a new scenario each day and started documenting it.
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All while the Envoy SPS Personnel were arranging for a bus, re-booking flights, and answering a flurry of questions from these passengers.
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Beacon did not respond to questions from MapLight about whether the firm was involved in arranging any of Dataminr's deals with US agencies.
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Contrary to some common misperceptions, Feng Shui isn't about decorating — it's about arranging your space to match what you're trying to bring in.
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The Huskies received a slap on the wrist from the N.C.A.A. after arranging for Moore a tour of ESPN's studios in Bristol, Conn.
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HackerEarth, an Indian startup that grew from arranging hackathon to offering corporate innovation services, has closed a $4.5 million Series A funding round.
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Three unnamed employees, one in Manhattan and two in Palm Beach, aided Epstein by arranging some of his sexual encounters, the indictment said.
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So, whether she's into tailgating or flower-arranging, barre class or bird-watching, you really, truly can't screw it up with these picks.
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In Tom Sachs's foreword to the book, he writes about his own preoccupation with "knolling," arranging objects parallel and at 90 degree angles.
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But Braille Bricks are assembled on a Lego baseplate, so re-arranging letters and numbers is as easy as rebuilding a Lego structure.
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We wanted to have more time to talk about the arrangements – arranging on records was never really something I cared about, until now.
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The titles of the Cure's classic albums are so goth that arranging them together forms the greatest tortured abstract poetry you've ever heard.
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Order books for the debt sale went up to around $850 million, including orders from the banks arranging the transaction, the document showed.
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ERI has a total of four trucks in New York City making similar routes each day, with building managers arranging pickups in advance.
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Literally taking these plants into her own hands, she first sources them from sites near her home before carefully arranging them to photograph.
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Mr. Huberfeld had been convicted of fraud in 0003 for arranging for another person to take a brokerage licensing exam on his behalf.
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Nowadays, ordinarily, I'll do the preparation—the programming, the arranging and the rest—on the computer, and then I'll just convert to analog.
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Schaefer said on Twitter that, in response to the controversy, she'll be arranging her own "pussy jokes" comedy show in the near future.
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Rather than arranging atoms in various ways, their storage grid is based on atomic vacancies—spaces within a layer where atoms should be.
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" He also alleged that Musk "knowingly orchestrated a significant fraud by arranging the $2.6 billion acquisition at a time when SolarCity was insolvent.
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Elgie, meanwhile, hatches a more drastic plan for his wife, arranging a psychological intervention, with the aid of a sympathetic shrink (Judy Greer).
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MM and B&N and was considering arranging initial public offerings for the troubled private lenders once they are back on their feet.
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During that time I try to wrap up for the day, completing short stories, sending emails, or arranging interviews for the following day.
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UConn did receive a slap on the wrist from the N.C.A.A. for arranging a tour for Moore of ESPN's studios in Bristol, Conn.
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He found that arranging mirrors in a zigzag projected an inverted image that he could then trace onto a metal plate or canvas.
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Even on a limited budget of about $24,000 a year, part of their retirement planning was arranging their money to make that happen.
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Mendenhall argued that the only remaining barrier to reuniting the family was housing, and Sherman charged the foster-care agency with arranging it.
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We are arranging his flight back to the United States and he will be sent directly to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.
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It's actually because the Canadian Red Cross, which was the first institution that was arranging our blood, bought blood from an Arkansas prison.
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Arab Banking Corporation and Commerzbank have fully underwritten the loan and are arranging the loan syndication as initial mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners.
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The program's lower payment rates, the difficulty arranging specialist care, and the higher administrative burden are the often cited explanations for this gap.
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Bain Capital Credit, BlueMountain Capital Management and Neuberger Berman may have found a solution by arranging new or reworking existing CLOs without complying.
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Number employed in the US: 35,340What they do, according to O*NET: Perform tasks during funerals, like arranging a casket and directing mourners.
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For the latest film, however, he grows more fashion-conscious, arranging for his dorsal plates to flash bright blue whenever he's totally stoked.
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Horse Country serves as the central booking outlet and first began arranging tours of farms and industry businesses at the end of 2015.
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Mr. Bigelow said flying tourists to the International Space Station would give his company experience at handling the complex logistics of arranging spaceflights.
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Whether she's arranging looped vocal samples, pitched percussive tinkle, or conventionally melodic piano chords, the fragments stand immobile, straining for an inert complexity.
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And while Trump Jr. appears to have had the lead role in arranging the meeting, Kushner and Manafort's roles also deserve serious examination.
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Lucano has since been cleared of the charges of fraud and arranging marriages, but he's still facing others, and the ban still holds.
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By managing the chaos and neatly arranging your windows, you can easily see everything you need all at once and work more productively.
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Alarmingly, my books appear to be breeding independently, so I am now leaving them to get on with arranging themselves without my help.
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It was a fight for something — for a new way of arranging society, for new forms of economic and social and class relations.
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Another bank systematically paid commissions to lay people (in one case, a gym owner), rather than to financial experts, for arranging risky mortgages.
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When Nishiyama, bespectacled and monklike in his movements, grew interested in flower arranging while an art school student, he joined an ikebana club.
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Arranging a wedding is also an act of community, of collective will and commitment, one that seems temporarily out of reach. Distancing. Isolation.
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The transaction has received orders of nearly $2.5 billion, including $300 million of interest from the banks arranging the deal, said the document.
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Making phone calls, arranging meetings or offering support on an issue no longer qualified as an "official act" as defined by the court.
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She was accused of paying to inflate her son's ACT score and of arranging to misrepresent him as black and Latino on applications.
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Save the Sound also worked to make the free-flowing West River appealing to migrating fish by carefully arranging rocks in small pools.
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He was a teenager touring the Midwestern dance circuit with the Nat Towles Orchestra in the 260s when he became enamored with arranging.
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Mayer said Hannity had put Shine in the White House, after introducing the pair, arranging a dinner, and pushing for it to happen.
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First Abu Dhabi Bank and HSBC are also involved in arranging the potential debt sale, which is expected to close later on Tuesday.
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COORDINATED SELL-DOWN A most-favoured nation clause on the loan expired in December when arranging banks entered a coordinated sell-down process.
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At first, you're going to have plenty of tasks you do that don't fall under that umbrella, from arranging meetings to ordering supplies.
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But a worrisome pattern has emerged recently, with some organizers arranging large-scale marches that inevitably end in violent confrontations, vandalism and arson.
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ATC was arranging modest shipments of Emirati crude to Bahrain's refinery and other plants from Abu Dhabi's state oil company, two sources said.
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By all accounts, Pompeo, who still serves as CIA director, made progress in arranging a summit between Kim and Trump later this spring.
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The Saudi system focused on arranging work and marriages between insurgents and women, so that a family life could give them renewed purpose.
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The piano she began learning at age 21982 became a jazzy component of much of her work, including arranging as well as songwriting.
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I refuse to believe that "growing up" involves someone paying your bills, buying and arranging your furniture, and framing your Taylor Swift posters.
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The diplomat, Anna Lindstedt, is accused of arranging unauthorized talks between the daughter of a detained bookseller and two men representing Chinese interests.
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The pipeline consortium was still arranging for $4.1 billion in loans late last year to complete 80 percent of construction on the project.
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The release also said border agents found WhatsApp messages on Cabrera Fuentes' phone that revealed correspondence with the Russian agent arranging the mission.
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The police said they would seek to arrest Carlwyn Baldo, mayor of the city of Daraga, whom they accused of arranging the Dec.
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Change your environment to make it easierResearch suggests that people with high willpower are exceptionally good at arranging their environment to avoid temptations.
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The senator's staff obliged, arranging an "off limits" tour for Ms. Chao's guests, who were visiting from the home region of her mother.
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He handled logistics for Asaib during the war against Islamic State, ensuring fighters showed up at their positions and arranging matters after deaths.
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The woman wore lipstick and nail polish and a little pink cardigan, and, as she talked to the man, she kept arranging herself, adjusting her hair and dabbing at her eyeliner and rubbing her shiny lips together and shifting in her chair, as if she were the stylist arranging a bouquet for a photo shoot, but of course she was also the bouquet.
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Both men said they were owed millions of dollars by a Nigerian company, Malabu Oil and Gas, for arranging meetings with Shell and Eni.
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Spaceflight Industries, a launch-arranging company, has already signed an agreement to partner with Virgin Orbit to secure flights on LauncherOne for its customers.
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Macquarie also managed to pass on some of the painful deals that constrained arranging banks' balance sheets including Kraton Polymers' acquisition of Arizona Chemicals.
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The indictment accuses the alleged trolls of everything from buying Facebook and Twitter ads to promote their fake news agenda to arranging astroturf protests.
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The show was clearly in love with language, with arranging words in unexpected ways and delighting in the fizzy alchemy of the resulting scripts.
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Sebastian convinces her she can put up a show, and there are a few scenes of her typing and arranging papers, but that's it.
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This is a good energy for arranging and managing plans concerning school or teaching, traveling, and any publicity or promotion you're doing for yourself.
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Those looking to rent can send agents messages arranging viewings or challenge them to find apartments to suit their budget, location and size needs.
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"He is at the border and we are arranging with Zimbabwean authorities to have him sent back to Harare," Malanji told Reuters by phone.
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Jefferies is arranging the deal, which includes a US$127m incremental first-lien term loan and a US$50m incremental second-lien term loan.
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He allegedly told police that he had come to "rescue" the fictitious girl, although the documents quote explicit text messages arranging a sexual encounter.
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Bank of America-Merrill Lynch, BNP Paribas, First Gulf Bank, JP Morgan, Mitsubishi UFJ, and Societe Generale are arranging the deal, the document added.
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" Arranging furniture pieces into room vignettes allows shoppers to imagine the sellers' items in their own homes — a process Brent dubs "accessorized to sell.
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But Mr. Ravitch and Mr. Sine added a wrinkle to the model by investing in venture capital-type transactions as well as arranging them.
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He appears absorbed by the ticklish task of arranging a 31% cut in his department's budget, which Mr Trump will shortly propose to Congress.
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Bassema, who asked that neither she nor her cousin be identified to guard her family's privacy, took charge of arranging the traditional Islamic burial.
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It was here, for example, that he made a small-scale maquette of his Tate show, arranging postage-stamp reproductions in its miniature galleries.
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I took some time during 5 Days of Adulting to decorate the space: hanging up artwork, organizing the kitchen cabinets, arranging furniture, and more.
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It also said it's arranging for the process to be independently supervised by a Switzerland-based third party qualified to conduct technical software reviews.
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"We have consistently resolutely opposed the United States or other countries with which China has diplomatic relations arranging this kind of transit," Geng said.
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"I could not be more proud of our Brewster team for arranging this patient's final wish," the ambulance service's president, Mark Brewster, told PEOPLE.
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My toddler's current favorite pastime is arranging magnetic alphabet letters on a chalkboard in sequential order — something encouraged by one of his favorite apps.
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His wild lifestyle of pills, sex, parties and more pills, is juxtaposed with images of Verdon feeding their daughter dinner and arranging child care.
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The authorities were arranging for them to be returned to Santa Ana, where they will be separated and supervised more closely, Sheriff Hutchens said.
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When he first got there, he continued to act as the cartel's de facto leader, arranging drug deals via cell phone and fax machine.
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Despite spending her first days as a newlywed recovering from shoulder surgery, Kaley Cuoco is arranging a more luxurious vacation with husband Karl Cook.
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When you're arranging [for] three other people, you use a different part of your brain, so it was fun to get to do that.
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The debt issue, which will price on Wednesday, has received orders of more than $1 billion, including orders by the banks arranging the deal.
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"Members are free to do whatever they want out there on the floor, including arranging deals amongst themselves," a second senior GOP aide said.
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Mandy's Answer: When guests stay over, try re-arranging the furniture slightly so the living room doesn't feel cluttered with the bed pulled out.
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Americans are constantly arranging and rearranging the puzzle pieces of work, family and (if they're lucky) leisure that never seem to fit quite right.
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"Naughty" is a mess — sometimes an S&M banger, sometimes a cheer, sometimes a cheeky Broadway number, never once arranging itself into something cohesive.
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McGee was hit with 2 charges -- including arranging the entertainment and failing to cooperate with the NCAA investigation, both considered "severe" breaches of conduct.
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Uri Savir, who was then serving as Israel's Consul General in New York, almost certainly would have been involved in arranging such a visit.
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Even for more time-pressed events (say, arranging a funeral), thinking something over for a few minutes can help clarify a decision, said Yarrow.
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The $555 they will have to pay the company arranging the trip would cover the cost of plane tickets directly to the United States.
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We knew it was going to be very improvised arranging which meant we kind of had to play each instrument one at a time.
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Banks underwriting the financing for the Qualcomm and NXP deal will earn about $65 million to $70 million in upfront arranging fees, he said.
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Hastert is currently serving a 15-month sentence in a Minnesota federal prison for unlawfully arranging bank withdrawals to cover up sexual abuse allegations.
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He spent months arranging a meeting for the four of them, a night to talk things through and find a way to move forward.
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Women report having more difficulty arranging time off to take care of personal and family matters than men, as well as earning less money.
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What emerges from the full transcript is not a smuggler arranging nefarious deals, but a man stuck in Sudan and desperate to get out.
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Arranging the workload within a single day means that drivers are on the go from the first practice sessions, starting at 8:15 a.m.
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"We are arranging for houses for those who already own cars, while those who don't have a four-wheeler will get one," he added.
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Arranging private share sales for Uber insiders has been notoriously difficult, said Albukerk, because CEO Travis Kalanick has kept a tight grip on transactions.
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The federal government stepped in and signed purchase-of-service agreements with these provider groups, arranging to reimburse them for the services they provided.
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That could be in the form of attending lunch-and-learn sessions, arranging frequent lunch meetings or having to sign up for networking lunches.
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Stop making all their plans for them, stop arranging their lives so that you can experience vicarious achievement and stop interfering with their education.
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Players these days are practically tied to their devices before the game, listening to music, arranging tickets for friends and family, watching game video.
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MIT Media Lab, an elite group within MIT, was largely responsible for courting Epstein and arranging the donations, according to a New Yorker report.
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Two years ago the current owners announced that they wanted to sell the house, and a trust has been focused on arranging its purchase.
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It is arranging for hearings with key witnesses, subpoenaing crucial documents, and refusing to flinch in the face of resistance from the executive branch.
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Can you imagine having all of that going on in your life, and you're arranging for doctor's appointments, providing the transportation, to the doctors?
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They ran minor errands that relieved us of stress, such as picking up the flowers for our centerpieces and arranging them on the tables.
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JPMorgan and HSBC had strengthened their credentials by arranging Saudi Arabia's $17.5 billion debut international bond offering last year, which was four times oversubscribed.
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So many lawmakers are expected to make the trip that the White House is arranging a separate aircraft to transport them, congressional aides said.
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Prosecutors have already stated that, in arranging the illegal payments, Cohen acted "in coordination with and at the direction of Individual-1": Donald Trump.
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Jay, realizing Michaela would be difficult — if not impossible — to defeat at the final Tribal Council, made the unexpected move of arranging a blindside.
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The machine then sifted through the arguments to identify cohesive themes from both sides of the fence, before arranging the arguments into coherent sequences.
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The company received over $1.45 billion in orders for the five-year issuance, including $200 million from the banks arranging it, the document said.
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Disgorging the $600 million fee it earned for arranging the bond deals is the likely starting point for any resolution in the United States.
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He traveled around the world with lawmakers — including Mr. Biden, then a senator from Delaware — arranging their schedules and sometimes even carting their luggage.
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Mr. Bennet was a key figure in arranging Mr. Eagleton's withdrawal from the ticket, a testament to his growing skill as a Washington insider.
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Mr. Miyagi made the most of it, staging entrances from behind the audience and arranging the actors and musicians in wraparound tableaux like frescoes.
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Analysts at Jefferies note that past efforts to secure oil supply have involved snapping up equity stakes abroad or arranging loan-for-oil schemes.
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The letter cites a report from Protocol, a tech news website, that found several groups where users were swapping weapons or arranging their sale.
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Like a bowerbird arranging its display for potential mates, he seeks not to best his chesty, chattering rivals, but to persuade the open-minded.
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The leader of the ring, officials said, was Ariel Tavarez, 38, of Pennsylvania, who often acted as the operator, taking orders and arranging couriers.
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But his storytelling and arranging ambition have grown to match his vocal power, especially on his new album, "No Shape," which arrived last week.
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The official added that diplomats from other countries, such as South Korea and the United Kingdom, are arranging their own transportation out of Wuhan.
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She lived in Santa Barbara, had married again and divorced again, existed only as a voice on the telephone arranging logistics or relaying information.
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"The cloak-and-dagger exercise in Pakistan arranging the trip was fascinating," Mr Kissinger told the White House staff when he returned to Washington.
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BWRC pays the bank a fee of 2,500 pounds for arranging the crowdfunding campaign and an additional 16,500 pounds if it reaches the target.
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Other days it meant arranging for guest speakers to come and lead on-site classes about reducing stress or cooking nutritiously with limited ingredients.
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The sources said UNB was finalising the list of arranging banks for its latest issue, which would likely take place during the third quarter.
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The musicians often make do without managers or road crews, arranging their own shows and driving themselves across vast expanses to their next performance.
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But Neville Wakefield, the "Desert X" curator, is calling the disappearance a likely "botnapping" and is arranging missing-bot billboards offering a $1,000 reward.
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Invest the time to give a problem employee direct feedback, working with him to resolve the troublesome behavior, and maybe even arranging peer feedback.
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But the anniversary event has been plagued with problems and delays in announcing selling dates for tickets, obtaining permits and arranging security and sanitation.
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I respectfully request someone, preferably you, contact me so that I might discuss the specifics as well as arranging meetings with the appropriate individuals.
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So back in April 2000, after some nimble arranging, I traveled across Syria for a week and returned to Israel satisfied with my journey.
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BNP Paribas, JP Morgan, Mizuho and Scotiabank are arranging the facility for Raizen while Citi, HSBC, Mizuho and Santander led the transaction for Klabin.
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The winners of a record 27 World Series titles, the Yankees are fired up about arranging another tickertape parade down Manhattan's Canyon of Heroes.
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Arranging a burial is a grim task, but Costco members may not realize that the warehouse chain has established itself in the funeral business.
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The second mandates abortion providers to enter into written transfer agreements with a local hospital, as well as arranging transport arrangements with ambulance services.
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As we enter the theater, she is already ensconced in work, arranging a set of foam blocks on the floor, sliding and stacking them.
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Artsy generates further revenue by arranging and administering online bids at live auctions, for which it receives a 5 percent commission on successful sales.
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"We are engaged in arranging serious negotiations to guarantee the safety and protection of civilians," said Wael Alwan, Failaq al-Rahman's Istanbul-based spokesman.
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The Supreme Court ruled that routine political activities such as arranging meetings were not "official acts" that could be prosecuted under federal bribery law.
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They gathered image fragments from vintage books and porn magazines, arranging them into densely layered compositions inspired by the structure of a Ferris wheel.
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And for a scene where the young Zin Mi is tucked into bed, two handlers are seen arranging the shot, right down to the blankets.
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In the summer of 2017, the Argentine team had been inactive for two years, hamstrung by an association that showed little interest in arranging games.
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Iraqis' liking of Iranian dates was evident at a sprawling market outside Baghdad where traders were busy arranging colorful cartons of them in long rows.
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This chat line is open only for seven days however — the priority is always to get people offline and arranging real-life dates, says Kang.
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Those charges included arranging illegal payoffs to silence accusations infidelity on Trump's behalf from adult film star Stormy Daniels and former Playboy playmate Karen McDougal.
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A lot of my work was arranging the panels in an order that made sense, even though the individual panels weren't conceived all at once.
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The ride-hailing company ousted Joe Sullivan, the chief security officer who presided over the payments, for arranging the deal and not alerting the public.
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Arranging transit days in advance, scheduling personal care assistants, dealing with malfunctioning assistive technology and preparing meals made to specifications are just a few examples.
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Sorting out the division of assets and arranging for the custody and future care of children are always the hardest aspects of ending any marriage.
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Sheena Wagstaff, the head of the Met's modern and contemporary art department, played a key role in arranging the museum's acquisition of the SGDF gift.
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BIDV is taking part with Russia's VTB Bank in a pilot project aimed at arranging payments between Russia and Vietnam in the their national currencies.
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"Arranging the new study campaign is a step toward expanding intra-Party education from 'a key few' to the party members more broadly," Xi said.
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They have also invented new art forms: a ceremony for drinking tea, a way of arranging flowers and a kind of musical theatre called noh.
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This scam involves tricking people into arranging payments from their accounts into those of scammers, often by faking messages from the police or tax authorities.
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Instead, if a crypto-item developer charges a fee on secondary sales, say 5 percent, they'll split that with Rare Bits for arranging the transaction.
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Meanwhile, trade-sensitive autos sector rose 0.5% on news that top representatives from the United States and China are arranging to resume talks next week.
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Meanwhile, trade-sensitive autos sector rose 0.4% on news that top representatives from the United States and China are arranging to resume talks next week.
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When the Lions come to punish Felix, Rafa, and Neto, Miguel manipulates them into arranging a meeting with the Commander, nicknamed el Azul (Fermin Martinez).
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The Danish-born Bülow was accused of arranging the murder of his wife Sunny in an effort to inherit her fortune and marry his mistress.
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Two sources told CNBC that U.S. and Chinese officials are talking about arranging a meeting between Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping for late February.
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Meghan's half-sister Samantha Markle claimed responsibility for arranging her father's paparazzi photos before the wedding, and Markle admitted he lied to Harry about them.
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Two sources also told CNBC on Thursday that U.S. and Chinese officials are talking about arranging a meeting between Trump and Xi for late February.
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I note all this because this year's photo issue doesn't have an overarching theme—at least we didn't have one in mind when arranging it.
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He also tends to their everyday needs, providing marriage counseling, arranging for financial aid, finding jobs for the unemployed, mentoring teenagers, and filling other roles.
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The MFN protects investors and stops any of the arranging banks dumping the paper at a lower level in the secondary market during its period.
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The initial thinking on pricing had been in the area of 3.35 percent and 4.125 percent respectively, according to an earlier message from arranging banks.
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R. Kelly's team is having a hard time arranging a meeting between Joycelyn Savage and her parents ... because both sides can't agree on a location.
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The government has been playing hardball from the beginning, arranging a group of survivors to side against Apple before the initial order was even filed.
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"By any sensible measure, the document production—unprecedented in volume—that [Chuck] Grassley is arranging far exceeds what any senator could reasonably expect," Whelan wrote.
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John Kasich, another vanquished rival, also gave the convention a miss—though, as the governor of Ohio, he was responsible for arranging its ample security.
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Their Sunni neighbours, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Turkey, co-ordinate with America's military advisers in Antakya, arranging the supply of American anti-tank TOW missiles.
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Testimony from British publicist Rob Goldstone, a publicist for Azerbaijani-Russian pop star Emin Agalarov and who originally emailed Trump Jr. about arranging the meeting.
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This presents a challenge for Ms. Daniel, who does the arranging in the townhouse: where to put the items that have served as place holders?
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Because of rigid French labor laws, arranging a volunteer vendange experience can require some persistence, but opportunities do exist, particularly among small, family-owned wineries.
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He tried to dissuade her from a writing career by arranging a talk with Irna Phillips, a well-known creator of radio soaps and serials.
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Rather than arranging every last element for maximum thematic coherence and effect, he'll leave in a moment, a scene, seemingly for the hell of it.
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Ivanka Trump was instrumental in arranging a White House meeting with anti-trafficking activists that Trump attended in the first few weeks of the administration.
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BNP Paribas, Citi and JPMorgan, as well as Bank ABC, Gulf International Bank, HSBC, NBB, Societe Generale, and Standard Chartered are arranging Nogaholding's debt sale.
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Text messages arranging a secret meeting between Guzman, Mexican actress Kate del Castillo and American actor Sean Penn were key clues that tipped off investigators.
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The Times, citing text messages and other evidence, recounted how Moonves tried to keep an accuser silent by arranging possible jobs for her at CBS.
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Lenders and investors are preparing to work aggressively to win those deals and protect existing assets and incumbent arranging positions, three middle market participants said.
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Books of The Times The essayist Michel de Montaigne thought that quoting well, in a piece of writing, was akin to arranging other people's flowers.
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At the same time, Zurich-based art dealer Irmgard Burchard was arranging a show of many of the émigré German artists persecuted by the Nazis.
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The profit from the futures half of the transaction pays for all the costs of borrowing money to buy the physical oil and arranging storage.
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So, while arranging a polygraph examination, her counsel did not reportedly seek out witnesses to support the claims of her client, including high school friends.
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Martin produced the majority of the Beatles' music, famously experimenting with them in the studio and bringing his great eye for arranging to their songs.
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Microsoft researchers have explored this in 3D modelling through arranging objects by pushing them deeper into a 3D scene by pressing harder on the screen.
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Much like how vector illustration involves manipulating shapes and putting them together to create a final design, CSS image creation involves layering and arranging shapes.
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Their work, which is described in the current issue of Science, offers the possibility of arranging many small quantum computers into dense, powerful parallel networks.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration is arranging a phone call on Monday with top regulators to discuss financial markets amid a rout on Wall Street.
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Much of the motion, including the nature of the sanctions sought, was redacted, and the lawyer accused of arranging the contact was not publicly identified.
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One possible explanation is that women still shoulder more of what researchers call "kinkeeping" — arranging for calls and visits, sharing family news, planning holiday gatherings.
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Axiom Space of Houston, run by Michael Suffredini, a former NASA space station manager, is also arranging flights and hopes to fly tourists next year.
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Mr. Ronay has been arranging small shapes made of carved and stained wood into aggregate sculptures for nearly two decades, and they've always been appealing.
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Some female critics have accused the pair of catering to the male gaze, of arranging their naked or barely clothed bodies for a voyeur's pleasure.
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"If I were arranging the calendars of Prince Harry and Prince William, I would have them traveling in the Commonwealth all the time," he said.
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Banks on the right of Madrid were not given regular updates, despite arranging banks being stuck with around €500m of the loan at one stage.
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In a statement, the airline apologized for "any disruption this may cause to our customers' travel plans" and said it was arranging rebookings or refunds.
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But the bedrooms had built-in cabinets beneath the windows, which the twins felt limited their furniture-arranging options, and the kitchens were comparatively small.
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Working with his brother, Mr. Zambada said he helped the kingpin flee from his pursuers by arranging for a helicopter to ferry him to safety.
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There, the government uses them for propaganda, arranging for them to speak out against the "living hell" they said they had experienced in the South.
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The United States government is arranging a charter flight to evacuate American diplomats and citizens on Sunday, according to a person familiar with the plan.
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Roger Goodell, the commissioner, and Jay-Z, the music star who became an N.F.L. ally, had a lot to gain by arranging the tryout. 8.
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In a letter to Broadcom Chief Executive Hock Tan, Qualcomm proposed arranging a meeting focused on price as soon as mutually convenient for both parties.
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The decision narrowed the basis for such prosecutions, ruling that only formal government actions count and that routine political courtesies, like arranging meetings, do not.
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But I believe that my father would have emphasized speaking with his local counterparts rather than arranging and sorting the contents of his desk drawers.
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Then comes the agony of arranging the funeral procession, with Robert Kennedy (Peter Sarsgaard) and Jack Valenti (Max Casella) poised to be consulted or overruled.
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At first it was nothing to worry about — it was simply texts arranging for when she would send him payments of money she owed him.
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It serves as the company's creative hub, and scores of Moda Operandi's 350 employees can be found there arranging shoots, styling clothes and writing code.
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The United States government is arranging a charter flight to evacuate American diplomats and citizens on Sunday, according to a person familiar with the plan.
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He escaped after sending coded messages to France arranging for a map of Germany to be delivered in the hollow handle of a tennis racket.
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Giuliani's requests were a quid pro quo for arranging a White House visit for President Zelenskiy," Sondland told the House Intelligence Committee on Wednesday. "Mr.
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That court said routine political activities such as arranging meetings or reaching out to public officials generally could not form a basis for criminal prosecutions.
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The President also denied in an interview last week with The New York Times that he had been involved in arranging Kushner's top security clearance.
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In October, the Nordstrom family officially suspended its attempt to take the retailer private due to challenges in arranging debt financing ahead of the holidays.
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Arranging debt for blue chip borrowers, a more active segment for Mizuho, yielded fees of just US$628m last quarter, Thomson Reuters LPC previously reported.
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Sweden: The country placed its ambassador to China under investigation after she was accused of arranging unauthorized, secret talks to free a detained Swedish bookseller.
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He became a collaborator with Mr. Simon, and a catalyst for him, in 1987, when he began arranging songs and meshing guitar lines with him.
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In the lobby and public spaces, I noticed pop-up events ranging from boutique clothing sales, facials and hand massages, and a flower arranging workshop.
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Competing for the title of his strongest suit — a ridiculously long list of candidates included guitar playing, singing, dancing, arranging and wearing ruffles — was sex.
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As a favor for a friend, she spent several days translating and arranging appointments for The Boston Globe, and she discovered a knack for the work.
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Seventy Pine's fitness center will be run by La Palestra, a company whose services extend to arranging out-of-building exercise at places like Mount Kilimanjaro.
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"See the house here, and the steps leading down, and this stone is the lake," says Fahmy, arranging the ring on the hand of a visitor.
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With an 11 percent increase in public health funerals in the last four years, Jo's team is arranging an increasing number of these types of services.
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Some critics have said that arranging such trades on U.S. soil while booking them abroad could create a loophole for banks to get around the rules.
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She wasn&apost asked to enter a plea at the hearing but told the judge that she was arranging to be represented by a private lawyer.
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You can try cutting open fruit or avocados and arranging them around your vases — this will make your table look like a still life on steroids.
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Meanwhile, as dawn rises on the reign of Bran the Broken, we are treated to a triumphant shot of Tyrion arranging chairs for 30 solid seconds.
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The dpa news agency reported that the raids are focusing on traffickers bringing people from Pakistan and India by arranging sham marriages for them in Germany.
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In addition to being treated to the sophisticated sound of harp music played by Erin Hill, guests also got to participate in a flower arranging workshop.
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A court-authorized search of 49 seized cell phones revealed hundreds of texts arranging heroin sales and links to overdoses in Maryland, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia.
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The internet is so wound up in our daily lives, that it's become almost impossible to imagine paying a bill or arranging a hangout without it.
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