The dogs underwent a short-term assessment and a long-term assessment.
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Fitch's assessment of regulation forms part of the overall assessment of operating environment.
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"At least, that's my assessment and I think that's the White House's assessment."
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The 'medium-risk' business environment assessment (comprising a low-risk assessment of business profile and medium-risk assessment of the operating environment) adds a single notch to the solvency assessment of 'aa', resulting in an overall intrinsic rating of 'aa+'.
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PwC's assessment process included an assessment of controls related to Facebook's device integration partners.
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Our intelligence officer confirmed that assessment, and I then expressed that assessment to my commander.
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The Damage Assessment and Recovery Team will be brought in for its formal assessment Saturday morning.Whew!
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He also served on the National Assessment Synthesis Team for the first US National Climate Assessment.
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He also served on the National Assessment Synthesis Team for the first U.S. National Climate Assessment.
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"It's not that they failed the assessment, but the assessment has not been completed yet," Chula said.
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Silicon Valley Assessment: Stock Exchange Assessment: Now we meet the junkyard e-commerce category's supreme leader — Wish.com.
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"This assessment is encouraging and overdue, but the key to any assessment is implementation," Mr. Smith added.
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"A lot of stuff around bail reform is around risk assessment rather than need assessment," Sills tells me.
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"I don't want to potentially tie, right now, a blanket operational assessment with a technological assessment," he said.
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I studied four types of policy analysis: cost-benefit analysis, risk assessment, environmental impact assessment and impact analysis.
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"Our measure of sexual violence contains more assessment of sexual coercion, less assessment of forced physical penetration," Reidy said.
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" CARLOS CASANOVA, ECONOMIST FOR ASIA PACIFIC REGION, COFACE, HONG KONG "The assessment reinforces our Country Risk Assessment for China.
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The other main assessment, known as wait assessment, measures how often a train arrives at a station on schedule.
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After that initial assessment is over, a new team of personnel will arrive — the Damage Assessment Recovery Team, or DART.
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But none of us should be satisfied with trading simplicity or speed of assessment for accuracy, thoughtfulness, and holistic assessment.
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Because the assessment from 2016 was that Russia preferred Trump, any updated assessment would have touched on that key point.
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The assessment valued the collateral, which included physical assets, at $248.5 million compared to PrivatBank's own assessment of $242 million.
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Focusing on them leads to biased assessment of risk, which, in turn, contributes to a biased assessment of smartphones' utility.
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The intelligence community's assessment At Thursday's Poland news conference, Trump found another reason to raise doubts about the intelligence community's assessment.
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"We had an intelligence assessment of him then that is not that different than the assessment you'd give now," Carter says.
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And it is not just the assessment of our intelligence community, it is the assessment of the Israeli military and intelligence community.
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"He's waiting for my assessment and the assessment from the intelligence community and he's open to my advice on it," Mattis said.
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Aside downgrading its economic assessment for three regions, the BOJ raised its assessment for one, and it maintained its view for five.
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"I think assessment practices are ripe for re-examining," said David Eubanks, assistant vice president for assessment and institutional effectiveness at Furman University in Greenville, S.C., who has worked in assessment for years and now speaks out about its problems.
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Here's what I don't want to do: I don't want to potentially tie, right now, a blanket operational assessment with a technological assessment.
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"We did not make an assessment of the impact that Russian activities had on the outcome of the 2016 election," the assessment said.
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But this is a consistent difference in assessment of America's allies, not a consistent difference in assessment of the merits of regime change.
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"We recommend a four-legged platform that includes a cognitive assessment, a balance assessment, an eye-tracking assessment, and a symptom checklist," says Robert Cantu, a clinical professor of neurosurgery at Boston University and one of the authors of that consensus statement.
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Fitch sought to receive a third-party assessment conducted on the portfolio information, but at this time no assessment was available for this transaction.
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For example, it has agreed to conduct an annual internal assessment of security risks, and to obtain a third-party assessment every two years.
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Uptrust's goal is to shift from risk assessment to needs assessment and ensure people are supported throughout their interactions with the criminal justice system.
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This new assessment had CPD support and it inflated the threat from the Communist Soviets, contradicting the assessment of the official National Intelligence Estimate.
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While we have the benefit of 20/20 hindsight, my assessment is that this officer was not equipped with the necessary behavioral assessment experience.
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People make a positive assessment of those who share their political convictions, and that positive assessment spills over into evaluation of other, irrelevant characteristics.
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These services include: weather forecasting; climate prediction; natural hazard assessment, prediction, and response; and environmental management, including air quality forecasting and land use assessment.
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"There is a large gap between our assessment and Xerox's largest investors' assessment of Xerox's value," said Ryosuke Katsura, senior analyst at SMBC Nikko Securities.
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On Monday, Johnson would not say whether his assessment of Russian interference has changed since the January intelligence community assessment of Russia's election-related hacking.
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The Cabinet Office stuck to its assessment of machinery orders, saying the pick-up was stalling, using the same assessment for an eighth straight month.
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He also created the Classroom Assessment Scoring System Tool (CLASS), an assessment tool that is currently used by every Head Start program in the country.
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This August, each owner will have to pay a one-time assessment of $500 to $1,000 for repairs, and another assessment is coming next year.
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Michael Gilday said Tuesday that the assessment could be done within weeks and is likely to top the 355-ship fleet the last assessment suggested.
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The report recommends, for example, that financial organizations establish clear cybersecurity assessment objectives and report findings and ways to fix problems uncovered by the assessment.
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The tax authority usually issues at least one preliminary assessment before its final assessment, which can be challenged in court if not accepted, tax advisers say.
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RISK ASSESSMENT EU countries have until the end of June to assess cybersecurity risks related to 5G, leading to a bloc-wide assessment by Oct. 1.
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French tax authority usually issues at least one preliminary assessment before its final assessment, which can be challenged in court if not accepted, tax advisers say.
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In the old paradigm, education and assessment were bundled, with association members paying a fee to take a course followed by an assessment of content knowledge.
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Other similar scales exist, including the Neonatal Infant Pain Scale (NIPS), Pain Assessment in Neonates (PAIN), the Neonatal Assessment of Pain Inventory (NAPI), and many others.
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"Even though beauty is an assessment of fitness value, there is no reason why assessment of fitness needs to be purely physical," writes, meaning that acting
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"Consumers' assessment of current conditions weakened, primarily due to a less favorable assessment of business conditions," said Lynn Franco, director of economic indicators at The Conference Board.
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"We did not make an assessment of the impact that Russia activities had on the outcome of the 2016 election," an unclassified assessment released last January states.
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For example, the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act gives authorities the discretion to consider indigenous knowledge in any environment assessment, but that input doesn't necessarily translate into action.
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"It's a literacy assessment as opposed to an achievement assessment, which is basically what we've been doing in the past with reading, math, and science," Carr said.
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There is also ambiguity over what constitutes an assessment: an actual bill from a tax office or its notice of a property assessment for the year ahead?
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"We did not make an assessment of the impact that Russia activities had on the outcome of the 2016 election," an unclassified assessment released last January states.
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Today's open letter from academics and researchers backs up the Commission's assessment of feeble first efforts from Facebook and offers further fuel to feed its next monthly assessment.
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But the ballooning assessment industry — including the tech companies and consulting firms that profit from assessment — is a symptom of higher education's crisis, not a solution to it.
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Unless a local assessment office had already carried out a tax assessment for a taxpayer's property, they would be unable to deduct any prepaid taxes on the property.
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"Our assessment data is collected at a very high rate which allows us to produce a full assessment within one minute," Dan Beeler, SyncThink chief technology officer, told Reuters.
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He's also dismissed the U.S. intelligence community's assessment that Russia interfered in the election by hacking Democratic Party systems, treating the assessment as an attack on his legitimacy. Sen.
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For the long-term assessment, a month after the first assessment, 72 dogs were taught to associate a bowl on one side of the room with a sausage snack.
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"Our assessment of the impairment was significantly greater than the Company's assessment," said the letter, which was dated May 13 and made publicly available by Companies House in recent days.
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"Our assessment of the impairment was significantly greater than the Company's assessment," said the letter, which was dated May 30 and made publicly available by Companies House in recent days.
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CMS's so-called market assessment will reassess all laboratory payment rates using just one segment of the laboratory market and have that assessment dominated by data from just two laboratories.
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His words signaled that he continues to equate the assessment of Russian election meddling with efforts to deligitimize his election, even though the US intelligence community made no such assessment.
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This is due to the changed assessment of the liquidity gap and systemic risk component, as the outstanding hard-bullet bond is no longer considered material to the component's assessment.
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Richard Burr, found the opposite, saying that the January 2017 assessment "provided a range of all-source reporting to support" the assessment that Russia preferred Trump and sought to "denigrate" Clinton.
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The Program for International Student Assessment for Development, which evaluates 15-year-old students in reading, math, and science, released an assessment this spring that included Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Paraguay.
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"Since increasing funding for small firms has been included in the MPA assessment, and considering that the MPA assessment is quarterly, we suspect such measures may be implemented quarterly," Yang said.
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This means that if a local assessment office hasn't determined a home's property tax assessment for the next tax year, it won't be possible to deduct prepaid taxes on the property.
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Our poll finds, however, that Americans are most positive in their assessment of immigrants from Europe, followed by Asia, and least positive in their assessment of immigrants from the Middle East.
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The Cabinet Office cut its assessment of the sector, saying machinery orders were "seen stalling," compared with the previous month's assessment that said the pick-up in orders was seen stalling.
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"Any assessment of homeland security must include an assessment of today's Department of Homeland Security," Jeh C. Johnson, a former homeland security secretary in the Obama administration, said at the hearing.
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The protocol set out a number of requirements, including a pre-closure assessment, engagement with local communities, publication of an impact assessment and ensuring continued provision of alternative ways to bank.
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" Turnbull agreed with Trump's assessment, saying, "That's exactly right.
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We need an honest assessment about why they exist ... .
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In the private markets, there may be the same amount of irrational upward assessment as reflected by some valuations that get ahead of themselves, but irrational downward assessment is rarer simply because such an assessment would mean the market thinks a company is not fundable and, without capital, it likely goes out of business.
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The Department of Justice created a "privacy impact assessment" in 2008 and is legally required to update the assessment "whenever agencies develop technologies that collect personal information," according to the GAO report.
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Based upon its standalone assessment and strategic importance, ALIC's final rating is capped at one notch below its parent, and any further deterioration in its standalone assessment will result in a downgrade.
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"Of the users that received an assessment of potential PCOS, a significant portion reported visiting a healthcare professional for diagnosis within a month of the assessment," Clue founder Ida Tin told TechCrunch.
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According to the latest annual assessment of progress produced by the Dutch Environmental Assessment Agency, only seven of twenty-five parties analyzed are on track, with implemented policies, to achieve their NDCs.
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Iraq threat assessment We are providing you with an updated threat assessment after Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's decision to order US diplomatic personnel to depart the US Consulate in Basra, Iraq.
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The EU's executive arm said that member states should carry out a cybersecurity risk assessment on their own nation's network, which would eventually lead to a bloc-wide assessment later in the year.
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Earlier in the week, it was Coats too who issued a stern statement backing up the intelligence community's assessment of Russian interference in the 2016 election after Trump challenged that assessment alongside Putin.
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"This is a complex investigation making an assessment of many aspects of evidence and I anticipate that assessment will take some time before we can make decisions in context of charges," Paterson said.
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" According to Houlton, Nielsen said she was not aware of the assessment regarding Russia's preference for Trump because the question she was asked "did not reflect the specific language in the assessment itself.
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Pentagon's assessment and Trump's decision Trump's acceptance of a military option to conduct missile strikes against three suspected Syrian chemical research, development and storage sites was shaped by the Pentagon's classified intelligence assessment.
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Like so many other recruiting platforms, the HireSweet team started working on an assessment tool but then realized that the problem companies were facing wasn't really assessment, it was scouring the right candidates.
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ARTS Because of an editing error, an article on Wednesday about the Sexual Offenders Assessment Board's psychological evaluation of Bill Cosby overstated what is known about the board's process in making the assessment.
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Under the program, judges in four counties used a computerized risk assessment tool called the "Public Safety Assessment" to determine a person's risk of failing to appear at court or reoffend if released.
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Pompeo said the "intelligence community's assessment is that the Russian meddling that took place did not affect the outcome of the election," when the intelligence community did not, in fact, make that assessment.
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A bipartisan group of senators and representatives has also released the Office of Technology Assessment Improvement and Enhancement Act, which seeks to make the Office of Technology Assessment more responsive to policymaker needs.
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"This painting is ten feet square": That assessment is objective.
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Griffey is most forthcoming in his critical assessment of Hartley.
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Assessment of Flint Water Crisis May Hinge on Stupidity vs.
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He offered a stark assessment of his time at CNN.
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It's an assessment that's impossible to prove right or wrong.
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That assessment has been echoed by the US intelligence community.
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Two current employees said the company stands by that assessment.
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He ordered the corps to redo its Environmental Assessment (EA).
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Source: Environmental Assessment, Dakota Access Pipeline Project, July 20163 Sept.
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CNN hasn't reviewed the intelligence that led to this assessment.
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What was your assessment of what needed to be done?
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One in four jobs had an assessment attached, he estimates.
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But she wasn't alone in her assessment of the scene.
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For example, symptom assessment, based on questionnaire responses, was imprecise.
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Neither of those issues is addressed in the environmental assessment.
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DeepSense relies on behavioral predictions and a small personality assessment.
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We'd certainly love to hear Diaz's assessment of the situation.
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But publicly, the top House Republican offered a different assessment.
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But that assessment of Mr. Comey is one of them.
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"We have asked them to clarify their assessment," Nazara said.
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Or is that an incorrect assessment of your colleagues' attitude?
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Let's return to a realistic assessment of China's reserve requirements.
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Firefighters are still engaged in firefighting & are beginning damage assessment.
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The apps' PCOS risk assessment tools are easy to use.
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What's your assessment of Filipina representation in the fashion world?
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Fitch's assessment factors in cautious growth and limited market risk.
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Q: Was it your assessment that there was a protest?
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Any assessment of his book that elides this is incomplete.
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What do you think of Cher's assessment on Kim's style?
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I am sorry to report that's not an accurate assessment.
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The committee called for an independent assessment of He's claims.
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Prosecutors want to send Mr Shestun for a psychiatric assessment.
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This is about creating better assessment and vehicles on demand.
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Mr Mian describes a "blanket ban" on any objective assessment.
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The House assessment of course the president was cheering on.
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It said it was contesting the assessment at various levels.
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I asked them what they thought of Golf Digest's assessment.
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Age assessment is tricky, with a wide margin of error.
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My overall assessment of the 2019 Whitney Biennial is mixed.
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That said, not everyone agrees with the Trasande team assessment.
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For now, the monitors' assessment is based on research abroad.
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Futures markets show that Carpenter's assessment is actually quite generous.
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It's clear now, six months later, that assessment was premature.
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Trump appeared most irritated by Coats' assessment on North Korea.
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Fitch's solvency assessment also reflects the moderate capitalisation of CEB.
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The funding came from insurers and an assessment on policyholders.
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But reputation assessment systems, especially opaque ones, can be biased.
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The other half were simply offered a family history assessment.
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Multiple sources said her overarching assessment of GitHub rang true.
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The OECD's assessment highlights the delicate policy challenges facing Japan.
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But Iowa is, at a minimum, stirring a fresh assessment.
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BERN - Swiss National Bank (SNB) Monetary policy assessment 0830 GMT.
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The city council commissioned an expert assessment of the proposal.
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Not all of these cases were included in Kessler's assessment.
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Poister said the state would conduct an environmental impact assessment.
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"That's time to observe, to make an assessment," Claxton said.
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One sign was the assessment Wednesday morning from veteran Rep.
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"We have not initiated an assessment of that," Coats said.
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I do not share any assessment based on blame games.
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Startups can help address the state of mental health assessment.
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Vyjayanthi Sankar is a leading education, assessment and management expert.
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Rhinehart disagrees with the neighbors' assessment of what's going on.
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So there is an assessment phase going on right now.
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The CIA's assessment was first reported by The Washington Post.
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"We will look into the matter and make an assessment."
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The Career Assessment Site (CAS) may serve as a resource.
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Intelligence agencies would have 45 days to make an assessment.
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In October, "consumers' assessment of current conditions improved," Franco said.
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Does that assessment feel true to you in North Carolina?
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Last year saw the first publication of this global assessment.
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Munich Re's assessment could give a boost to the project.
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They also want an updated intelligence assessment on Saudi Arabia.
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Japan and South Korea, of course, lost in this assessment.
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The officials cautioned that this was still an early assessment.
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Asked if she agrees with that assessment, Pelosi didn't hesitate.
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Running a third infrastructure capacity assessment will produce nothing useful.
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Uniper will announce its assessment of the offer next week.
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John Nicholson, later said that he agreed with Ghani's assessment.
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That's the grim terror threat assessment from London's top cop.
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Hill's final assessment of Webb during preseason could be telling.
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But the Climate Assessment plainly states that is the case.
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I am sure the Republican establishment enjoyed that assessment. 8.
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Some will vociferously disagree with this assessment of the president.
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The judge largely agreed with that assessment earlier this month.
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"Constantly moving, verbally abusive, rude, aggressive," that school assessment noted.
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That assessment referenced 137 outside studies and had eight authors.
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Katharine Mach is director of the Stanford Environment Assessment Facility.
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Screening and assessment Not all impaired drivers are the same.
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Others agreed with the assessment, and have done the same.
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She seemed to scold Mr. Trump for his quick assessment.
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Trump, however, disputed that assessment again during today's press conference.
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That requires an assessment followed by consultations with members states.
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The absence of the data from IARC's assessment was important.
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Syria and its military backer, Russia, gave a different assessment.
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That was more upbeat than its assessment made on Nov.
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Silicon Valley Assessment: What's for sale on Gilt in 2016?
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For Kostya, any assessment of who Ukrainians are is complicated.
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Sources: The Guardian, The Diplomat, The Hindu Kush Himalaya Assessment
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In any reasonable pregame assessment, the Huskies were the underdogs.
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Here's an assessment by our White House correspondent Mark Landler.
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With that kind of assessment, I'm able to have hope.
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It also had a monthly assessment of more than $860.
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But I have upgraded my assessment of the government's response.
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Republicans in the Senate seem to share a similar assessment.
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This assessment will be updated as we collect new information.
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Below is an assessment of the veracity of those claims.
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Here's an assessment on the veracity of Mr. Trump's tweets.
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I think it's too soon to make such an assessment.
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How can this decision be made without a hazard assessment?
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Without a hazard assessment, we cannot answer those critical questions.
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But that doesn't seem to be an entirely fair assessment.
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MFT offers a more nuanced assessment of voters' moral concerns.
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The same is true for history's assessment of President Trump.
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The secretary must make this assessment annually for five years.
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" He explained, "It is intended to be an honest assessment.
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Or are they awarding based on their assessment of potential?
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It doesn't seem as if Abloh agreed with Friedman's assessment.
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You do an assessment to see where you really are.
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Several governors aren't following the president's assessment — including some Republicans.
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That assessment determines what tools you'll need, Ms. Bodt said.
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It's partly based on a perfectly rational assessment of needs.
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That was a powerful assessment that flight was not possible.
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But the motive force is not any assessment of science.
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But it ultimately comes down to their own clinical assessment.
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A more complete assessment was planned after daybreak, he said.
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Unfortunately, development organizations regularly stop at this "needs assessment" step.
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A paltry 26 percent of Republicans agree with this assessment.
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That assessment was shared by Chicago Fed President Charles Evans.
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Is that an accurate assessment of... (CROSSTALK) COMEY: Yes, sir.
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My assessment was that ending at the midterms was best.
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She knows that this assessment looks suspiciously like victim blaming.
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One needs no medical degree to make this clinical assessment.
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That's the assessment of our chief fashion critic, Vanessa Friedman.
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The IHS assessment is to be made public on Tuesday.
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The department also issues a comprehensive assessment report every year.
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What evidence does the article provide to support your assessment?
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A Facebook spokesperson said the company disagreed with this assessment.
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Some Republicans who spoke to The Hill shared that assessment.
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Either way, I suspect history will make the tougher assessment.
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But assessment tools can be designed to minimize racial bias.
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The costs of conducting a threat risk assessment can vary.
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Cruz gave his blunt assessment to the White House team.
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I am sure the Republican establishment enjoyed that assessment. 34.
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ET, the battleground assessment came in, confirming no US casualties.
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The United Kingdom was involved in the EU risk assessment.
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His assessment was published Wednesday in a Chinese financial magazine.
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Boeing later made a similar assessment on the 737 Max.
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And, you know, others will have to make that assessment.
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There needs to be some type of assessment of accountability.
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The office plans to release a preliminary assessment next week.
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U.S. media coverage is directly at odds with Namaki's assessment.
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In his assessment, he asked several questions to gauge distinctiveness.
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We'll want to see the assessment on the fiscal path.
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Establish or enhance a centralized data assessment and reporting resource.
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"It was very much a quick assessment," Mr. Stansfield said.
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The I.M.F. also gave an upbeat assessment of the meeting.
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That requires a sober assessment of what China does well.
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He said this includes a security assessment of the configuration.
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The assessment provides a legal framework for such a plan.
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Go deeper: More details on the IPCC's 2018 climate assessment
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The report was an assessment of the period from Feb.
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And I stand by my assessment of that, of Libertarians.
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Clapper, the DNI, corroborated that assessment from Aspen on Thursday.
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But Kelly did not agree with that assessment at all.
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Despite Huggins' assessment, the 1930 team was still very good.
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I'd love to get your assessment of all of them.
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However, that assessment could quickly change based on new information.
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This is a disagreement over ethical rules, not medical assessment.
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Results of that assessment are expected over the next month.
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All of that is discussed as part of the assessment.
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"We really did not think that anyone would go into a system and interfere with a student assessment, because this was impacting individual students," EQAO director of assessment Richard Jones said in an interview.
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The government on Thursday also raised its assessment of business sentiment, the first upgrade in four months, while sticking to its overall assessment that the economy is recovering gradually though pockets of weakness remain.
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If they tell you to stop recording, and you refuse, now you have to do a risk assessment, and your risk assessment is, will they arrest me even if it's wrong to arrest me?
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Usually a reporter's or a pundit's assessment of a snapshot in time, which will be completely at odds with another's snap assessment tomorrow and the next day and the next week and so on.
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Healy said an initial assessment of a range of exercises conducted across Europe this summer with over 40,000 U.S. and allied forces had been positive, but a deeper assessment would be completed in October.
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For example, New Jersey used a risk assessment program known as the Public Safety Assessment to reform its bail system this year, leading to a 16 percent decrease in its pre-trial jail population.
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Nielsen has said she "agree(s) with the intel community's assessment, full stop," an assessment that concluded the interference was done with the intention of bolstering Trump and harming his opponent, Hillary Clinton, politically.
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The Advisory Committee for the Sustained National Climate Assessment was created in 2015 by the Obama administration to help local leaders and policymakers figure out how to apply lessons from the National Climate Assessment.
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"I believe the decision should be based on risk assessment and supply-chain assessment, and should also reflect the requirements the UK has in terms of economic development when they choose suppliers," he said.
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" In fact, Meyers's initial assessment of that immigration order basically applies to his assessment of most every Trump administration initiative that's followed it: "not only cruel and unnecessary, but apparently, very poorly thought out.
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" The risk assessment software requires the ICE agent to ask the immigrant up to 20173 questions and the assessment must be reviewed twice, which the DHS claimed can "add several hours to alien intake processing.
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In addition to his assessment about Trump and Russia, Comey did not hold back at the town hall on his unvarnished assessment of the two men Trump most recently chose to lead the Justice Department.
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The Argus WTI Houston price assessment is a U.S. Gulf coast benchmark price assessment determined by trades done at a differential to the CME Group's Nymex Cushing futures price, according to price agency Argus Media.
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Those facts, the US assessment that Russia views Trump as someone they can work with and the separate assessment of Russian interference in the 2020 elections may have led Pierson to connect the dots. Sen.
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But Ms. Ditto said the federal exchange's assessment would be fairer.
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This assessment covers everything from oceanography to ornithology and marine ecology.
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Lewis agreed with that assessment, and suggested Trump lower his expectations.
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Trump has repeatedly cast doubt on the CIA assessment this week.
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Mirantis CEO Adrian Ionel mirrored this assessment in a statement today.
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Independent assessment also doubted Aramco would be valued at $2 trillion.
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I mention that because I think that's relevent to my assessment.
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His assessment matches that of many other experts in his field.
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All four nod in agreement at the assessment of Zinke's performance.
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This assessment followed reports that the retailer is exploring a sale.
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I don't think it's all about their assessment of Fed policy.
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Personity turns users' online footprint into an authentic professional personality assessment.
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A Don Henley–looking fellow offers an assessment of the mayor.
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Students in Massachusetts and North Carolina took part in the assessment.
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At the end of the examination, you receive your profile assessment.
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"Do a rigorous assessment of what the cost is," Astrada said.
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The new midterm assessment suggested adding one more New Frontiers mission.
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I don't know if the Indian tribes agree with this assessment.
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Modly spoke as the Navy conducted its own force structure assessment.
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Many organizations rely on this tally as the best current assessment.
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Actually, that assessment is unfair to dogs — real, anthropomorphic and metaphorical.
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It says it is basing this assessment on current case law.
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Jessen prepared a psychological assessment of Rahman sometime in November 2002.
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Graphic on ILZSG's assessment of global refined zinc market balance: tmsnrt.
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The furios infosec team destroyed the vendor in a technical assessment.
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The Bank of England was bashed for its assessment of Brexit.
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Preliminary assessment points to unexpected soil properties as the main reason.
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A good place to start is with a thorough self-assessment.
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But security experts differ in their assessment of its overall impact.
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Advisors also rely on other fintech, such as risk assessment software.
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Importantly, this particular risk assessment was only focused on adult exposure.
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By Cousins' assessment, the Kings can "play with the best" offensively.
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He also denied the central bank's assessment of PrivatBank's balance sheet.
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Increasingly, social media seems to be tilting towards the latter assessment.
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Unanimous agreement is required by various professionals in a MHA assessment.
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As for the GOP's Trump, Biden had a much harsher assessment.
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It will not resume production until it completes its damage assessment.
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Mr Trump's tweet was at odds with his Treasury Department's assessment.
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A more sober assessment of his reign reveals a complicated legacy.
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Monsanto has disputed the assessment, citing numerous studies deeming glyphosate safe.
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Ukraine's president, Petro Poroshenko, hailed investors' "unbelievably positive assessment of reforms".
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Along with that, there would be a child support assessment made.
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HCAHPS stands for Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems.
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That's an assessment that's looking increasingly detached from US intelligence officials.
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Age progression could someday factor into insurance assessment and health care.
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The government left unchanged its assessment that capital expenditure is increasing.
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But a military assessment is not the same as public opinion.
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Powell's gloomier assessment of the outlook appear to indicate future cuts.
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"I think programs are incorporating that into their assessment of patients."
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Stephenson said the document reflected a preliminary assessment and was incorrect.
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The PNG government also said it had sent disaster assessment teams.
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An environmental impact assessment would also be carried out, he said.
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Panetta then called for an assessment of available assets at 6pm.
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Based on a broad assessment by Navigant, that's not the case.
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The central bank also gave the U.S. economy a solid assessment.
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But Buiter said Friday that he didn't agree with that assessment.
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"Paulo Guedes will make this assessment in due course," Marinho said.
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The Polish government has downplayed the significance of the formal assessment.
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A quick assessment of the House battleground further supports the case.
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The education startup offers personalized learning and assessment services to students.
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You took a health assessment with Bupa – what was it like?
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Agencies must ensure proper consideration and assessment of input from stakeholders.
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Moon has suspended the THAAD deployment, pending an environmental impact assessment.
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The Fed is right in its positive assessment of the economy.
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It's not special treatment; it's just realistic and efficient threat assessment.
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Liles said the agency had "very high" confidence in that assessment.
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That platform needs to have an automatic assessment engine behind it.
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"That is a pretty superficial assessment of the situation," Axler said.
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Assessment is not a means to diagnose, judge or label individuals.
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The assessment for the 58 percent grade was $39.06 a ton.
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Some details in this wifi tube tracking data protection impact assessment.
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The WFP plans to make another assessment during July and August.
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He agreed with Espelage's assessment of the program, he told CNN.
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And yet, by his own assessment, those efforts were vastly underappreciated.
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The government will give an update on this assessment during summer.
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I recommend a more targeted approach based upon security risk assessment.
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A 360° assessment is a great way to gain this perspective.
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" Toomey, however, offered the optimistic assessment "it probably gets resolved quickly.
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Still, Ms. Yellen delivered a generally upbeat assessment of economic conditions.
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The memo eventually reached Trump, who reportedly agreed with its assessment.
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Even so, their assessment of the risks is one to consider.
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And Warne is not coy in her assessment of the space.
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That assessment turned out to be the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT).
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Any assessment of the AIIB's safeguards must also consider the alternative.
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Many will need careful assessment and appropriate psychosocial or pharmacological interventions.
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Some recession anxiety stems from people's assessment of their current finances.
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The employee was sent back to the United States for assessment.
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There is cause for skepticism with respect to the DIA assessment.
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Specific actions, in addition to centralizing risk assessment, should be taken.
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Putin developed "a clear preference" for Trump, according to the assessment.
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He also offered a sobering assessment of the situation in Europe.
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This is a subjective assessment, and it's one that Apple rebuts.
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After receiving a neurodevelopmental assessment, Ethan was given an autism diagnosis.
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An updated version of that climate assessment is due out soon.
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Platts started publishing a daily Asian LNG price assessment in 2009.
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An updated assessment in 22014 raised the price tag to $2011.
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Why didn't these benefits improve the public's assessment of the law?
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Nascar mandated in 2013 that drivers submit a baseline neurocognitive assessment.
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It is due to give its latest assessment on March 20.
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Clinton after what was a remarkably harsh assessment of her conduct.
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Military and intelligence officials differ in their assessment of ISIS-K.
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Most revealing, perhaps, is President Trump's assessment of his own appointees.
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The assessment process took place over the course of 12 months.
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Pompeo did not present evidence for his assessment of the attacks.
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Threat assessment: Hot and heavy The threat from Russia is growing.
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Later, she clarified that she agrees "full stop" with the assessment.
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The standalone baseline credit assessment was affirmed at baa1, it added.
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The report is a component of the Fourth National Climate Assessment.
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Lindsey Graham's sentiments after hearing the CIA's assessment of Khashoggi's killing.
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His doctors in the United States said that assessment was inaccurate.
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Mr. Yildirim also reaffirmed the assessment of Turkey's military chief, Gen.
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In 22019, the Congressional Office of Technological Assessment (OTA) was abolished.
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If Wong's analysis is correct, the Treasury's assessment may not be.
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"I probably agree with that," Drummond said of his coach's assessment.
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Start with an honest assessment of how you see your airmen.
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Rogers's last visit before this committee on the threat assessment issue.
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That assessment found LNG export policy was essentially unchanged between administrations.
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The assessment has been in the works for three years. Sen.
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That's still plenty of time to give aid packages careful assessment.
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They also undergo a battery of assessment tests and brain monitoring.
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His answer only underscored Ryan's assessment of this administration's image problem.
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Exxon completely rejected the idea of making such an assessment public.
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There also will be a "personality assessment" but no psychological screening.
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"I think there needs to be an honest assessment," Huma said.
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But he did say Trump's assessment of the race was accurate.
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Silicon Valley Assessment: Come to Groupon for your discount bikini waxes!
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Congressional Republicans are split on whether they agree with this assessment.
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New beginnings often start with a truthful assessment of a situation.
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Is that even a fair assessment for outside observers to make?
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And that was the assessment of many of his GOP allies.
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What's your assessment of the time spent for this investigation method?
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This kind of assessment comes up in a variety of contexts.
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It's a harsh assessment, perhaps, but there's something there with Cena.
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It's just an assessment based on what we have observed there.
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The strained self-assessment is then met with a jarring interruption.
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Officers responded by opening an assessment, the most basic FBI investigation.
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Few people disagreed with Mr. Biden's bleak assessment of La Guardia.
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Mary Kerrie went to the hospital for assessment on September 4.
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A quick assessment of the House battleground paints the same picture.
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The final assessment is based on a personal self-improvement project.
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His doctors made a similar assessment regarding his prospects in life.
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Industry lobbyists who welcome the proposed changes agreed with that assessment.
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After an assessment, the organization pays abortion bills directly to clinics.
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Clinton's fitness for office, and these emails could inform that assessment.
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He added that PNC did a personal assessment of each borrower.
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I invited a professional photographer, RC Rivera, over for an assessment.
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Impressed by what he was seeing, he delivered a satisfied assessment.
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Yet Trump himself has repeatedly voiced doubt about this assessment since.
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Now, the first, large rigorous assessment offers an unequivocal answer: yes.
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He and other experts finished their assessment of Wuhan on Jan.
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The 1,656-page National Climate Assessment was released on Nov. 23.
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The same assessment surely applies to the conundrum of pioneer failure.
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The project secured approval after an environmental impact assessment in 2018.
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Mr. Powell offered an unreserved assessment of growth and good times.
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"They're doing a full medical assessment of crew on that ship."
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The author of those words was hardly alone in her assessment.
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The ethos extends to the assessment and defense of Trump's behavior.
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But Mr. Meyer's assessment of the Icahn scheme was proved right.
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But is a negative assessment of the Nordic economies really right?
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Examining the assessment was only the first step, the committee said.
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Here is an assessment of claims from Democratic and Republican lawmakers.
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Here's an assessment of his remarks at two events on Wednesday.
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Here's an assessment of the White House's responses to that question.
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But that assessment was dropped, alongside those for nine other chemicals.
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This quick assessment will tell you if your team has it.
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They got rid of the Office of Technology Assessment in 1995.
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He was set free in December 2018 without such an assessment.
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Twitter amplified those discussions and democratized the assessment of player legacies.
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But that assessment immediately drew fire from the international health community.
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The European Food and Safety Authority had given a favorable assessment.
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Diess's assessment contrasts with the federal government's view of the situation.
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But the amorphous nature of the threat demands a cool assessment.
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That assessment diverged markedly with Barr's reading of the IG report.
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Bailey's case does not lend itself to such a binary assessment.
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But backers of more systematic assessment seem to have won out.
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Investors seemed to be buying that more optimistic assessment on Wednesday.
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But for now, the company is in mapping and assessment mode.
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Several other scientists have voiced their disagreement with the assessment, however.
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Subjects take a single, brief online assessment and boom, they're typified.
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On Friday, though, the State Department offered a more blunt assessment.
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Divorcing bail reform from risk-assessment algorithms may not be easy.
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See the rest of our N.F.L. reporter's assessment of Week One.
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He offered a new assessment: "The danger is greater than before."
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His answers aren't always satisfying, and an overall assessment is tricky.
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"I think, I think that's a very fair assessment," Bridenstine said.
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In terms of my criteria the (inflation) assessment hasn't really changed.
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It's hard to overstate the importance of the jury's assessment here.
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NBC News was first to report details of the Pentagon's assessment.
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This assessment determined there have been no incidents of workplace harassment.
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However, the reduction will still be relevant to our credit assessment.
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But consumers were less upbeat in their assessment of current conditions.
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Santoli asked the economist for his assessment of Wall Street analysis.
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That assessment changed when they had Sara and Ana, their daughters.
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Here's an assessment of Mr. Trump's references to The Times's reporting.
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And that wasn't an unreasonable assessment to make in the moment!
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Experience suggests Charles Li's assessment of capital controls is more astute.
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Asked if he agreed with McMaster's assessment, Al-Jubeir said yes.
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"I also initiate an assessment of the corporate culture in Swedbank".
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He said the assessment was based in part on satellite imagery.
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It said a satisfactory impact assessment had not be carried out.
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This assessment touches on its largest achievements and its biggest disappointments.
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The assessment said that the example of what happened to Col.
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The detection triggers an instant Strategic Command, or STRATCOM, assessment process.
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USGS led the on-shore efforts of the joint interagency assessment.
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The underfunded Assessment Division was ill equipped to perform its duties.
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CHINA-DESIGNED UK NUCLEAR REACTOR PLAN CLEARS THIRD ASSESSMENT STAGE - REGULATOR
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Assessment is an area where I can see many challenges arising.
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Lowe was blunt in his assessment of the need for stimulus.
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Here's an assessment of his progress on the promises he made.
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Tuesday's assessment notes that "unidentified actors" attacked election infrastructure in 2018.
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I'd love to get your assessment of all of them. Yeah.
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Bolton disagreed with the crown prince's assessment, according to the sources.
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The debate over the recently uncovered CIA assessment is just beginning.
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Such an assessment could take weeks, if not months, to conclude.
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Since Obama had nixed the pipeline based on an environmental assessment commissioned by the State Department in early 2014, opponents will likely argue in court that Trump cannot reverse the decision without conducting a new assessment.
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Robert M. Lee, founder of cybersecurity firm Dragos, explained that there is a much higher level of confidence in Friday's intelligence assessment than there was in the WMD assessment 14 years ago, and for good reason.
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Since Obama had nixed the pipeline based on an environmental assessment commissioned by the State Department in early 2014, opponents will likely argue in court that Trump can't reverse the decision without conducting a new assessment.
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Siilo's toolkit assessment was finalized at the end of Febuary 2018, and is valid for a year — so will be up for re-assessment under the replacement system (which was introduced this April) in Q1 2019.
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What I would say is we would do an assessment of the threat; and based on the intelligence assessment of the threat, we would make a decision based on everything in the world when we fly.
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A study of Virginia, which adopted risk assessment in 2002, found that judges overruled an algorithmic risk-assessment's recommendations most of the time, and that racial disparities increased among circuits that used risk assessment the most.
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This finding was at odds with previous risk assessment in Germany and the United States, and was followed seven months later by EFSA's own assessment of glyphosate as "unlikely to pose a carcinogenic hazard to humans".
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As a result, hundreds of large and mid-size employers only allow students to apply for a position once they have taken a new standardized assessment: the AMCAT, an employment assessment from global credentialing leader Aspiring Minds.
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The reading score fell to 2200 in 219 from 2000 two years before, and is down five points since 1992, the first assessment year for reading, according to the report, the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NEAP).
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The Senate report said that the intelligence community's assessment of Russia's intentions were sound, which is at odds with the House Intelligence Committee Republicans' report that found "significant intelligence tradecraft failings" in the assessment of Putin's objectives.
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Per the threat assessment materials the Tredyffrin-Easttown School District has made available online, a team of administrators, counselors, school psychologists and other staff will oversee the assessment and consult with law enforcement to determine the risk.
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An initial assessment is the Iranian missiles struck areas of the al-Asad base that are not populated by Americans, according to a US military official and a senior administration official, though a full assessment is underway.
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He said increasing requirements for active safety features to get top ratings in car safety assessment schemes such as the European New Car Assessment Program (Euro NCAP) would be the big market driver for the coming years.
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The bathroom is full of steam and I postpone my self-assessment.
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It will be as grim as the assessment in 2008, he says.
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Serbian President Tomsilav Nikolic gave a more optimistic assessment of the visit.
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"That case is currently under an assessment right now," Scrocca told CNN.
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Officials said they plan to make a full damage assessment on Tuesday.
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It will not resume production until completing the assessment for potential damage.
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Fitch no longer accounts for commingling loss in the recovery uplift assessment.
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The approval has taken much longer since assessment first began in 2007.
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What's more, she didn't mention any symptoms during her pre-operative assessment.
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Less than 5 percent reported randomization, sample size outcome or blinded assessment.
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" Roque released a statement saying his office viewed the assessment "very seriously.
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I tell him he talks too much; he balks at this assessment.
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Consumers' assessment of current conditions, on the other hand, improved in January.
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And Democrats scored two and a half times higher on the assessment.
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That unusual movement was part of the US assessment of Iranian threats.
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Many CEOs worry whether the economists are right in that assessment, however.
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This Homeland Security Department's assessment identified countries with deficient information-sharing practices.
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Corinne is correct in her assessment that she is a horrible dancer.
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The Cabinet Office said exports are flat, unchanged from last month's assessment.
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Control was originally a threat-assessment system housed at Section 31 headquarters.
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The letter was an unusually frank assessment from a high-profile investor.
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Seafield is supposed to conduct its own independent assessment before admitting anyone.
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That led some in the market to question the Fed chief's assessment.
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As someone who sees a therapist, I definitely agree with Harrington's assessment.
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The latest US Climate Assessment shows how much each of these contributed.
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The woman dropped out of the SEAL Officer Assessment and Selection program.
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The next National Climate Assessment was due to be released in 2018.
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The groups diverge in their assessment of every element of Trump's performance.
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"[My] initial assessment was that he [passenger] really wasn't conscious," said Cutrer.
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The more human-like she is, the better her threat assessment becomes.
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The automated risk assessment system failed this test in the court's view.
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Brown herself once shared that assessment, and to some degree still does.
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That isn't a low assessment of the general public—it's practically contemptuous.
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But that he could not offer the same assessment for the President.
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Cubs manager Joe Maddon made the optimistic assessment prior to Tuesday's game.
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The People's Daily said that 1981 assessment was "unshakably scientific and authoritative".
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The assessment should include a clinical interview, and where appropriate, psychological testing.
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S&P's next assessment of Italy's debt is scheduled on Oct. 26.
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Topics in the assessment included investing, borrowing, insurance and basic financial knowledge.
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On refugees from Iraq and Syria, the assessment is nearly the opposite.
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Bernie Sanders and an assessment of what liberal voters want from candidates.
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CLINTON: Well, I'm just not sure I agree completely with that assessment.
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Garren, renowned celebrity hairstylist and cofounder of R+Co, confirmed Cunningham's assessment.
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Risk assessment and underwriting is at the very core of the business.
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RUBIO: That's not an accurate assessment of what I said about ethanol.
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Weeks later, the intelligence community released its annual consensus World Threat Assessment.
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Stephen Townsend, pushed back on the assessment, albeit without mentioning Trump directly.
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He gave a high assessment of China's developments and progress in science.
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The Trump administration is certainly hinting that it agrees with that assessment.
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How conscious were you of pushing back against that assessment of her?
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Manufacturing data on Monday also offered an upbeat assessment of the economy.
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The NDG's assessment here is not weighing in on that wider point.
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"Our assessment now is even more resolute than it was" on Oct.
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Immediate Enforcement and Assessment of Domestic Preferences According to Buy American Laws.
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The ratings firm's assessment was based on the states' 250-214.7 budgets.
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Steele says a forthcoming assessment by FEMA will be more thorough. Gov.
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Immediately after the tasting, Lee says he is "unfazed" with our assessment.
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Jones also confirmed the departure with a blistering assessment of the company.
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The department will also complete an internal fraud assessment by April 2018.
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I only had time to make a last assessment of my appearance.
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Initial assessment indicated the November missile North Korea launched was an ICBM.
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This sort of survival feminism preaches hyper-awareness and constant risk-assessment.
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The report was published by the Secret Service's National Threat Assessment Center.
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He was taken into custody and will undergo a mental health assessment.
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The inspector general report was unsparing in its assessment of Mr. McCabe.
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This assessment will ensure that people with autism are receiving appropriate treatment.
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Trump has rejected the CIA's assessment, and stood by his Saudi ally.
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Mendes did not respond to requests for comment on the Fosun assessment.
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The government upgraded this assessment for the first time in three months.
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Despite such controversy, the idea of risk assessment is gaining considerable traction.
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The senators called for an assessment of Trump's intelligence sharing by June.
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They would say no, but I think that's a fair assessment. Yeah.
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But he offered a stunning assessment of the gravity of the situation.
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The demand has been made following a finance ministry assessment on Oct.
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At least part of Trump's base shares his rosy assessment of Putin.
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JAPAN GOVT DOWNGRADES ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT IN MARCH, FIRST TIME IN 3 YEARS
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On Monday, Spicer said the President stands by his assessment from January.
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The ECB will publish detailed results from its comprehensive assessment on Friday.
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"I mean that guy seems okay," was C.K.'s typically droll assessment.
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Its assessment (and possible legislative proposals) will be completed by May 2018.
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If Blackpool grime had a risk assessment, it would no doubt fail.
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Plouffe acknowledged he lacks the medical credentials to make such an assessment.
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An earlier assessment given to CNN said seven US citizens were injured.
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But in my assessment, social values might also contribute to the problem.
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But he said the committee's assessment would not affect the political process.
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Share how to do realistic risk assessment by directly addressing stated fears.
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However, they are more pronounced than at our previous monetary policy assessment.
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The U.S. is trying to understand and make assessment of the situation.
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The assessment for the 58 percent grade was at $40.36 a ton.
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That assessment still holds for areas outside of wilderness areas, she says.
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Congress is again dedicating resources to an in-house technology assessment capacity.
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If necessary, the assessment can be carried out by a single official.
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But soon after, Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis gave a different assessment.
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The adults also attended assessment meetings at six, 12 and 24 months.
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The report is the second volume of the Fourth National Climate Assessment.
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It has also produced its own summary and assessment of them (here).
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Platts kept its JKM LNG spot price assessment for June 18 unchanged.
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It's currently worth $26.7 million, according to the British Columbia Assessment Authority.
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It's a CIA's assessment that I think is the most important here.
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Yet a sober assessment suggests that AI should be welcomed, not feared.
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I stand by that assessment, although the picture today is slightly different.
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It's unclear how this assessment is made, or even what "risk" means.
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The government also left unchanged its assessment that capital expenditure was increasing.
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The only way I can make that assessment is to be briefed.
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The assessment is based on the collective insights of the intelligence community.
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