He used his assigning authority strategically, sometimes taking on the big decisions himself, other times assigning them to a justice who might be wavering to bolster his or her vote.
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Here's the latest: • Assigning blame in the Khashoggi case.
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But the movie refrains from assigning blame — or virtue.
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I love the idea of assigning emotions to natural elements.
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It's just that assigning meaning to events is so satisfying.
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We make a mistake by assigning identity labels to them.
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Equity demands assigning this same ruling to adult reporting requirements.
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Assigning them to secure facilities is excessive and excessively expensive.
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This is about assigning who has to eat the losses.
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It's a fascinating case of assigning meaning to a meaningless image.
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Blame serves several functions, assigning both physical cause and moral responsibility.
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But I'll think twice before assigning a new buzzword to them.
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Assigning someone to watch the watchmen is a long-overdue safeguard.
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He left her in a corner without assigning her a place.
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But occasionally, the computers assigning the identification numbers are to blame.
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Start by assigning everything its place with a simple plastic organizer.
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They are assigning themselves a big role in reversing the problems.
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This is done by assigning users both public and private keys.
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Mimus' tracking involves assigning attributes to each person as they are detected.
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Indeed, assigning tech startups human names dates back at least five years.
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Permanently re-assigning officers to the city&aposs most gang ravaged areas.
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It was a mistake on the part of the assigning editor (hi).
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But they will not come from assigning him to pander to millennials.
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A well-organized movement cuts turf, assigning different counties to different organizations.
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There was a partisan divide, however, when it came to assigning responsibility.
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Researchers used water as a baseline, assigning it a score of one.
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They're preparing the ground for finger-pointing and assigning blame on us.
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The Knoxville police department is assigning an officer to investigate the incident.
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Will teachers avoid assigning controversial materials or discussing controversial views in class?
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The Communist Party is actually assigning the people to control Hong Kong.
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Volkswagen has a history of assigning strange names to its vehicles — Touareg?
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He checks in on the news in Asia and begins assigning stories.
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In terms of assigning specific responsibilities, I would have to have more information.
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Betting markets roughly split the difference, assigning him a 20% chance of victory.
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This is accomplished primarily by assigning eels specific pieces of literature to memorize.
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And that's done by assigning musical analogs to variables in the climate system.
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The system for assigning cabin crew to flights varies from airline to airline.
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The envelope contained a letter assigning my younger daughter to a middle school.
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They store letters and other characters by assigning a number for each one.
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Rating agencies say they assess multiple other factors beyond leverage when assigning ratings.
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I start assigning motivations that were blurred or forgotten before the opening credits.
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In neuroevolution, you start by assigning random values to the weights between layers.
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But what happens when the person assigning the book is also the author?
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Their health and safety should be the basis for assigning EPA's priority focus.
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After assigning two women to follow the surrogate, he followed up with them.
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Facts can be independently verified, whereas assigning blame is a matter of debate.
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Colleges are increasingly assigning digital books and study tools instead of paper textbooks.
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George's activism eventually resulted in the government assigning money to address the issue.
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Traders are assigning an 84 percent chance to another rate hike in December.
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Instead of assigning blame, it's a way to let go and move on.
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If you have a problem conversation you are looking backward and assigning blame.
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S&P also said it was assigning a BB-plus issuer rating to Hartford.
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Maybe she's so incompetent that assigning her tasks creates more work for everyone else.
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I email my work back to the assigning attorney and call an Uber home.
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The market seems to be assigning 80/20 odds to an AT&T win.
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But, as philosophers have long known, assigning values to things or situations is fraught.
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I looooove assigning my dollars jobs and seeing all those little ovals turn green.
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He then transferred the WAV file to MIDI, assigning piano and the interpretation method.
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And you know, I -- I -- I can't speak to probabilities that people were assigning.
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The assigning of these works is, at Antioch, nothing less than a battle cry.
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Job description: Oversees sales representatives and account managers, assigning sales territories and setting quotas.
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Most people are comfortable assigning blame and it almost always targets the financial industry.
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Of course: Asking young people to use a paper calendar was like assigning homework.
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Assigning more women to leadership roles is certainly one step in the right direction.
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So, I've had trouble assigning the causality or even figuring out where it begins.
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I was always creating wonderful adventures with my neighborhood friends, assigning roles to people.
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But assigning blame, at least in public, doesn't happen often — even in troubled cases.
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I'm assigning jewelry and just kind of making sure everyone is good to go.
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Even better is Woolf assigning both best and worst living English novelist to Hardy.
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The same is true of matters like assigning hospital rooms or home health aides.
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Bank holding companies: Fitch has proposed adjustments and clarifications to its criteria in respect of assigning ratings to bank holding companies (BHCs) and to the notching of OpCos above BHCs and inserted text related to assigning ratings to acquisition vehicle holding companies.
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A veterinarian can help by assigning a more specific body condition score, using a chart.
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Collecting data from third-party websites and assigning it to Facebook would similarly require consent.
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To this day, I've been trying to figure out the rationale behind assigning the track.
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Everyone relates to the experience of assigning outsized significance to the debris of a relationship.
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A FICO score considers five core bits of financial information, assigning each a different weight.
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One of the shortcuts these systems take is not assigning every pixel the same importance.
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Outside the courthouse, protesters and counterprotesters shouted at one another, assigning blame for the violence.
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U.S. NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION ASSIGNING TEAM TO INVESTIGATE TESLA CRASH IN FLORIDA -- SPOKESMAN
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The department has said it will attempt to "maximize public benefit" in assigning the flights.
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In other words, before assigning people desires, needs, and identity, ask them what they are.
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But he cautioned assigning any motivation to Sunday's shooting based on the years-old rumors.
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He also encourages experimentation, having students perform characters without assigning gender in scenes at all.
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I've started the semester by assigning two important and recent books that both feature Wisconsin.
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National Ratings: Fitch has inserted new proposed text on the process for assigning National Ratings.
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All of that added up to Baseball Reference assigning him minus-20.9 wins above replacement.
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"For others, it's not so much about editing, it's about actually assigning homes for things."
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Teachers should review the article and the photos in advance before assigning this Student Opinion.
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They met on the town's streets and erected barricades — even assigning lookouts on street corners.
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Harry B. Harris, the head of the Pacific Command, assigning him instead to South Korea.
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Five more days passed, correspondence shows, without Airbnb assigning a dedicated person to his case.
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Teachers should review the articles in advance before assigning or presenting the lesson to students.
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But after a good run in its first decade, few colleges are assigning it now.
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Facebook has started assigning users a reputation score, predicting their trustworthiness, The Washington Post reported.
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And it explains terms, like "executor," so you know what sort of rights you're assigning.
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Here are ten common misconceptions that stem from assigning human values and needs to dogs.
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Ms. Shaw, 28, is an assigning news editor in Manhattan for Yahoo Entertainment and Lifestyle.
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This doctrine forbids Congress from assigning its legislative powers to the federal government's executive branch.
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The Dutch Data Protection Authority went further, assigning a $679,257 fine (€600,000) for Uber's shady actions.
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Assigning a gender adds no value to the human benefits found in this brand of technology.
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I just want to say it feels like you're assigning me writers' room homework right now.
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It's time to start assigning the property rights and building up a legal regime around it.
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At 21 seconds Assigning a lineage to Cecil Taylor's style has long been a fraught enterprise.
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It turns out that assigning those banks responsibility wasn't just my opinion; it was Congress's intent.
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Market participants are assigning a near-2.83 percent chance of a rate hike at the Dec.
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The GDPR will speed up the process by, in effect, assigning a value to personal data.
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We go out of our way to avoid assigning a takedown of any book or author.
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It's a convenient way to manage big projects by creating lists, sharing documents and assigning tasks.
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That's all fine and dandy, except for the corresponding paint colors Nintendo is assigning each team.
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Traders actually are assigning a small chance — about 10 percent — to a rate cut by December.
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Traders actually are assigning a small chance — about 10 percent — of a rate cut by December.
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A separate app lets you further control the settings by assigning various configurations to various situations.
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" Rubio went on to criticize Trump for assigning white supremacy groups only "50% of the blame.
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Full disclosure: The Book Review editors asked if I knew Sciolino before assigning me this review.
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Despite the suspicion of arson in many cases, the Israeli authorities were cautious in assigning blame.
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Best Buy has been assigning more work to its creative department over the past 18 months.
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What if, by assigning moral significance to it, we're just looking at it the wrong way?
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They're really just finding DNA common amongst all races of humans and assigning it as black.
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Assigning grades to schools gives a parent no insight into the educational welfare of their child.
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The outsize majority of writing, creating, assigning and decision-making done in Styles is by women.
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Assigning each house a number simultaneously advanced two bedrock principles of Enlightenment thought: rationality and equality.
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The bank had hoped to make the changes without assigning blame to the departing board members.
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Once those good ones are put aside, we might do better by assigning funding through chance.
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Beyond divides its teams between components, as opposed to simply assigning different products to different groups.
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The theory was explored in hundreds of experiments assigning people to think about their own deaths.
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The court ruled that race could not be the sole factor in assigning students to schools.
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Wine Spectator is probably best known for assigning scores to wines on a 100-point scale.
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They're also assigning a 63% probability to a second cut before the end of the year.
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Senior Warden Don Bosco has appeared out of nowhere and begins assigning us places to sit.
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Assigning myself the project of recording a one-second video every day in 2015 seemed, on Jan.
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Notice that by assigning a variable to a vector, VPython will then treat it as a vector.
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She's thought about assigning email addresses to every blade of grass in her home city of Melbourne.
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Assigning smart devices and connecting devices is done through the Logi Pop app for iOS and Android.
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Kuwait has described the tanker attacks as a threat to international peace and security, without assigning blame.
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As a consequence, quantum theory forces us to be circumspect in assigning physical reality to individual properties.
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And those prices provide us with a sound basis for assigning resources to their most productive uses.
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Trump, who's already emerged as the presumptive GOP nominee, said Monday he was assigning New Jersey Gov.
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Ride-hailing networks might group together people with similar interests or friends in common when assigning rides.
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Her research team is randomly assigning patients who screen positive for trauma into one of three groups.
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Do the women writers pitch them or does an assigning editor ask the women to step up?
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One such penalty, according to Beasley: Assigning mental health diagnoses for an accuser's dismissal from the Academy.
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Before Unicode was invented, there were hundreds of different systems, called character encodings, for assigning these numbers.
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So assigning blame for their weight or assuming that they didn't try isn't just wrong, it's condescending.
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Crucially, this system of assigning cancer a stage doesn't formally take a cancer's genetic mutations into account.
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TSA is also scaling back its practice of randomly assigning passengers to PreCheck lanes over security concerns.
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The group discussed the midterm election and 2020 reelection outlook, as well as assigning roles moving forward.
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The group discussed the midterm election and 2020 reelection outlook as well as assigning roles moving forward.
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Users can connect up to four of the Buttons at once, assigning different colors to each player.
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On Friday, the assembly voted in favor of assigning criminal penalties to the use of ticket bots.
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This has important implications, not just for assigning past blame, but also for deciding America's future role.
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He said there was not yet enough evidence of impropriety to merit assigning a new special counsel.
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The National Transportation Safety Board said it was assigning two investigators to assist in determining the cause.
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"This prevents establishing the facts with any precision, assigning responsibility and providing justice and reparations," he wrote.
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This September, the streaming service is assigning a whole bunch of cinematic classics to your watch list.
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"The main objective of this report is not about assigning blame," Mladenov told the 15-member council.
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However, certain statements assigning blame to Poland for the mass slaughter of Jews are now technically illegal.
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I'm just interviewing people who are asserting their own experiences without assigning any kind of value judgment.
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Many of his experiments start by arbitrarily assigning participants to a "red" team or a "blue" team.
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At one point, General Motors had high hopes for Holden, assigning key executives to oversee the division.
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Traders currently are assigning about a 50 percent chance that the Fed will hike again in December.
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Top prescribers were given special treatment, with Insys assigning its own employees to help with office work.
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Simply assigning blame will not correct the staff shortages that put this chain of events in place.
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You could put together a vegetarian potluck, assigning out the recipes to friends or letting them choose.
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I continually aimed to deliver impressive work so they&aposd keep assigning me articles, and it worked.
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Assigning each biosimilar its own unique reimbursement code creates a robust, competitive biologic market which benefits patients.
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Nevertheless, the liberal wing of the Democrat party is assigning amnesty as a definitional moment for Democrats.
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Still, compared to an average year, investors are assigning a greater valuation premium than usual to IPOs.
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We need to start assigning actual monetary value to the raising of the citizens of this country!
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By contrast, China relies on a system of assigning a number to each version of a model.
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We can do better than assigning winner-take-all legislative majorities by picking names out of bowls.
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"TON DNS" is a service for assigning human-readable names to accounts, smart contracts services and network nodes.
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The letter accuses Link of assigning materials during a graduate seminar that said that the Holocaust never happened.
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But the test they used only considered 321 sections of DNA when genotyping dogs and assigning them breeds.
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This is why I believe that we are going to have to surrender all hopes of assigning fault.
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Sarieroglu said her ministry had started an investigation into the blast, assigning a delegation to evaluate the explosion.
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Of the 57 GOP delegates for Indiana, NBC News said it was assigning at least 51 for Trump.
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Unfortunately, regulators (and the public) don't typically take best intentions into account when assigning liability for ethical violations.
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In another telling move, regulators told teachers to quit assigning app-based homework to slash students' screen time.
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The space agency agreed, training him and assigning him to mission STS-95 aboard the Space Shuttle Discovery.
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Heading into the week, traders were assigning a 91 percent chance of an increase, according to the CME.
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The international community, however, has pointed at the Maduro government, not opposition demonstrators, when assigning blame for deaths.
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BlaBlaCar is focusing on making BlaBlaLines as frictionless as possible, automatically assigning stops and matching drivers with riders.
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We all have certain terms that we're comfortable assigning to our bodies — and terms that make us cringe.
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The city of Rongcheng, about 500 miles from Beijing, is one place assigning residents individual social credit scores.
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ETHIOPIAN TRANSPORT MINISTER SAYS INVESTIGATION OF CRASH IS NOT ABOUT ASSIGNING BLAME, IT IS ABOUT ENSURING AIR SAFETY
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S&P was the first rating agency to remove its top-grade status, assigning the negative outlook later.
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In assigning ratings to the certificates, Fitch does not express an opinion on their compliance with sharia principles.
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When assigning new ratings, Fitch only gives credit to property appraisals that are less than two years old.
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Mr. Martin remained uninterested, assigning the group's first session, on June 21993, 21979, to Ron Richards, his assistant.
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You should be excited about recruiting great writers; assigning topical, smart stories; and giving constructive feedback on pitches.
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As President Trump has told us, this is not the time for calling for division or assigning blame.
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"They want a model" and then to practice, said Dr. Seemiller, who posts samples when assigning a paper.
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At work by 70, home by 7, he spent hours each night assigning jobs for the next day.
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Once you start assigning guilt to groups, rather than to individuals, bad, illiberal things are likely to happen.
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For two years, there was an international system for assigning blame for chemical attacks, but Russia killed it.
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Among measures being weighed are assigning small crews to keep refineries operating during an outbreak, the people said.
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Determining the number of pills, the location and the distributors can be a major factor in assigning liability.
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Assigning a "job" to every dollar simply helps you keep track of exactly where your money is going.
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The subpoenas fell within the judicial power of assigning retrospective guilt, not the lawmaking function of formulating rules.
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City has contended that UEFA acted incorrectly in assigning its case to the governing body's financial crimes unit.
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The U.S. Transportation Department granted 20 daily Havana flights now after previously assigning routes to several Cuban provinces.
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Teachers should review the article and lesson plan in advance before assigning or presenting the lesson to students.
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But assigning identities to the 21,2641 human remains that were recovered from the wreckage is a separate matter.
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Just days ago, the President tweeted out an Islamophobic image, assigning traditional Muslim dress to his political opponents.
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Assigning a reviewer to San Francisco is an experiment that could lead to Eater's expansion into other cities.
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Many journalists don't get Conway quite right, either, assigning her more power in Trump World than she has.
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And the boss later becomes concerned about what she might think about his assigning her to the project.
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In tasting panels, drinkers choked down these wines, assigning them the same low ratings as spinach and peas.
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In a sense, readers are becoming assigning editors, although I have not ceded my job as the boss.
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Trump has been slow to make any consequential statements, repeating that he needs more information before assigning blame.
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For instance, rapidly assigning professional and career words, and family words, to men or women, measures engrained sexism.
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Assigning luck, and perhaps a new tax bracket, or blame was far more popular than chatter about the odds.
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Investors may grow wary of assigning high valuations in private rounds that may not be sustained on public markets.
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Have you ever wondered where assigning people a "race" based on their skin color and facial features comes from?
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We are assigning more computing power to our frontal lobes and drowning out baser impulses from our reptilian modules.
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Its main line of business is staffing, which often goes beyond simply assigning candidates to open positions, Salka said.
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The industry organization has no government affiliation, but it is charged with assigning age and content ratings to games.
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The fed funds futures market was assigning a nearly 65% probability of at least one rate cut by Dec.
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When assigning ratings to the sukuk certificates, Fitch does not express an opinion on their compliance with sharia principles.
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But for Servan-Schreiber, assigning 1 in 3 odds on an event that occurs is not "getting it wrong".
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Designed for maximus huggus Even though Pari looks like an Aardvark, Foxlin said they avoided assigning a specific species.
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Traders on Friday were assigning a 41% chance of a half-point cut, according to the CME's FedWatch tracker.
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She didn't know how to have sex without assigning meaning to it; she was grateful for every consensual encounter.
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This summer, the state committed to assigning a peer coach to every hospital emergency department and footing the bill.
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I work on assigning charge-to accounts for all last month's credit card purchases, and then do bank reconciliations.
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But politics is all about finding ways to work together, not just assigning blame when consensus is not reached.
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When assigning ratings to the sukuk issuance, Fitch does not express an opinion on its compliance with sharia principles.
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The California Justice Department would be responsible for investigating violations and assigning penalties of up to $5,000 per incident.
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The fed funds futures market is assigning a 47.8 percent probability of at least one rate cut by Jan.
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The vehicles are called Xaero-B and Xodiac, continuing the company's tradition of assigning X-names to its products.
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He oversaw eight to 10 reporters, assigning them as often to squash and sailing as to basketball and baseball.
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The proposal involves the employment of Fitch's existing SRM as the starting point for assigning the agency's sovereign ratings.
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Pruitt has come under fire for assigning personal tasks to another aide, Millan Hupp, who is Sydney Hupp's sister.
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We must encourage businesses to treat these employees fairly by assigning flexible schedules and, in some cases, more hours.
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Beware even assigns a "threat level" to individuals, though the method of assigning those levels is a company secret.
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That means rather than assigning me something, people trusted me, fully, in a way I'd never been trusted before.
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What the data suggests is that instead of assigning a devil's advocate, you want to unearth the devil's advocate.
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In 2015, the United States Navy began assigning warships to the region to prevent weapons shipments from reaching Yemen.
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In 2015 the United States Navy began assigning warships to the region to prevent weapons shipments from reaching Yemen.
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Assigning agents to interview duty would pull them from their primary roles at the ports and along the border.
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The league's logic is that assigning online sales to a single location allows cities to steal from one another.
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That's because the WorldCom directors had signed securities offering statements that contained inaccuracies, assigning those board members direct responsibility.
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These are familiar, important concerns that Times journalists weigh, and often struggle with, when brainstorming, assigning, reporting and editing.
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The governor, some of the police officials say, is assigning troopers to high-profile places to raise his visibility.
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Traders are even making room for two cuts, assigning a nearly 60% chance of another move lower in December.
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Better yet, you can reconfigure the controller's settings on-the-fly, assigning specific prompts to the buttons you want.
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In assigning ratings to banks, we assess corporate governance by taking into account both the country and the issuer.
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"It is too soon to be drawing conclusions or assigning blame or responsibility in whatever proportions," he told reporters.
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She believes J.P. Morgan hadn't been assigning higher valuations to the start-up as its private market valuation soared.
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For professors the path of least resistance is just to keep assigning the same book, in its latest edition.
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Some media outlets list Olympic results by the total number of medals won, assigning all of them equal value.
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The other side likes him because, often, he doesn't go too far or too high up in assigning blame.
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I definitely want to be assigning into the heat of the 2020 stuff, not just the obvious 2020 pieces.
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First, it pushes the energy of innovation in the wrong direction, toward assigning losses instead of building up care.
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The new study, called the Trial Assigning Individualized Options for Treatment (TAILORx), was designed to fill in this gap.
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Benalla&aposs subsequent two-week suspension and his re-assigning to a desk job have been roundly viewed as inadequate.
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So, we took the liberty of assigning superlatives to all the merch collections we couldn't get enough of this year.
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Assigning numerical values to the survey let the researchers refine their neural network so it tracked alongside how people felt.
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Aside from the hardware, it includes compatible apps for tracking time spent on work and assigning tasks to the box.
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That said, just a week ago the market was assigning barely a 1-in-5 chance of a March hike.
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It used to come pouring in, these great pieces ... We used to sit in the diner … and I'm just assigning.
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The claim is that photographers attending Rose's concerts must sign a release assigning ownership of the images to the singer.
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The Israeli military said it was assigning two brigades to the Gaza area and some reservists were being called up.
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The researchers scored each patient, assigning a point for each yes, and matched up the responses with patients' medical records.
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This criteria report describes Fitch's approach to assigning and maintaining ratings for new and existing originator-backed sukuk issues, respectively.
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"Either positively or negatively, assigning or rating people with numerical values is not appropriate for the App Store," says Chen.
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Assigning blame for bad news and claiming credit for good is among the most banal but potent tactics in politics.
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I see the sexually abusive component, especially in peer-on-peer same-sex cases, as almost about assigning gender roles.
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Leadership knows that most often, a good place to start in assigning blame is to look somewhat closer to home.
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With someone dead and more than two dozen people injured, this is, of course, not the time for assigning blame.
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Another five analysts have initiated coverage of Lyft, with two of them recommending the stock and three assigning neutral ratings.
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When assigning blame, two factors are common: diet and physical activity, namely poor diets and a lack of physical activity.
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BuzzFeed is unique, however, for assigning a journalist to cover the intersection between Trump and the news media, it added.
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Assigning an age for the specimens also proved challenging, according to Katerina Harvati, the lead author of the new study.
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It would be like assigning Earth's gravity a different name than the moon's, just because we think Earth is special.
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What I think it sometimes get used as is a platform for assigning blame, a platform for a political grandstanding.
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Boston recalled RW David Pastrnak from Providence just three days after assigning him to the American Hockey League club. 3.
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A bigger concern to me is that people might interpret these findings as assigning fault to people who get cancer.
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Zarembski cautioned against assigning blame for Monday's accident, noting that Amtrak does not own the track where the accident occurred.
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An investigation team in the Netherlands tasked with assigning criminal responsibility for the plane's destruction named four suspects on Wednesday.
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And yet assigning blame, to oneself or to another (deserved or not), is what we do when things go wrong.
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And when he sides with the court's liberals, he decides who will write the opinion, often assigning it to himself.
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As is customary, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. gave no reason for assigning the majority opinion to Justice Kavanaugh.
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At the assigning stage — as editors and chief critics decide what to review — we make room for discovery and surprise.
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In 2015, the United States began assigning Navy warships to the region to help prevent weapons shipments from reaching Yemen.
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But analysts who follow Iran's opaque politics said his criticism on Monday was sharper in assigning blame to Mr. Rouhani.
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Despite the many smoke point charts and guides out there, Wolke was wary of assigning specific temperatures to specific oils.
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A better approach might be for hospital staff to systematically take the phenomenon into account when assigning patients to rooms.
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At one point, a character laments that fairy tales lost their spooky appeal once people began assigning morals to them.
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They worked like this for three months, at one point assigning the Jewish electrician to wire the tunnel with lights.
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But as officials communicated their sense of resigned acceptance, they also expressed disinterest in assigning specific accountability for systematic transgressions.
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Andrew M. Cuomo had pulled the inquiry away from Mr. Vance, assigning a special prosecutor to look into the claims.
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"I think it is too soon to be drawing conclusions or assigning blame or responsibility in whatever proportions," Trudeau said.
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He is acutely conscious of how migration complicates preparing for diseases, and of the need to educate without assigning blame.
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"Simply assigning blame will not correct the staff shortages that put this chain of events in place," said Tyrone Covington.
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The EPA is assigning a handful of employees to act as liaisons to trade associations and companies for the effort.
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In her ruling, District Judge Rosemary Collyer claimed the government failed to weigh all the factors in assigning the label.
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Partly through crytpographic keys and partly by assigning credentials to different entities, from devices to people to assets to services.
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Conversely, if the current push falters and fails because it is undercut by Congress, then assigning blame will be straightforward.
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While under pressure, many leaders make a common mistake at this phase: They prematurely jump to assigning roles and responsibilities.
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He uses the term "Rembrandtness" and argues for assigning shades of likelihood that a painting is by the artist himself.
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"We are going to be more prone to assigning meaning to each others behaviors that isn't always accurate," she said.
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The panel's Republican senators, all men, did not question her, assigning that task to Rachel Mitchell, a sex crimes prosecutor.
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Or assigning someone to reach out to La David Johnson's widow and try to smooth the whole awful situation over.
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Doctors Without Borders emphasizes that it is not equipped or responsible for assigning blame for the strikes or determining their intention.
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O*NET ranks how important " interacting with computers" is to every profession, assigning each an importance score between 1 and 100.
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But Mr Trump would be more accurate in assigning responsibility if he turned his finger around and pointed it at himself.
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The answer is not to be 50 / 50 or random [when assigning genders in translation], but to give people more information.
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The league will now notify the Italian antitrust authority of its decision before it can proceed with officially assigning the rights.
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They empowered villagers to take control of their destinies by educating them and assigning monitors to keep watch over water sources.
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Assigning human emotions and comic relief to this common terror probably does some de-traumatizing for certain kids rather than traumatizing.
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This includes editors being extra mindful of the pieces they are assigning and understanding that people are allowed to set boundaries.
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Money markets are currently assigning a 50% probability of a 10 basis points rate cut next week at a scheduled meeting.
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While on the topic of schools assigning prom dates, the three co-hosts' old prom photos appeared on a large screen.
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That process works by assigning tasks to a person's various brain wave patterns, which change depending on the individual's mental state.
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Other than the delightful novelty controlling Mario in another set of spacial dimensions, Mario 64's genius was assigning specific objectives.
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In that sense, the narrative we have grown so fond of assigning to Manning's triumphs has been turned on its head.
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Take the time to ensure that your schedule for the day is doable by assigning times to your to-do list.
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Leadership knows that most often a good place to start in assigning blame is to first look somewhat closer to home.
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It also comes with a new threat level scale, assigning specific colors and response levels to the danger of a hack.
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Researchers followed 43 infants and their parents for one year after randomly assigning them to one of three sleep-training options.
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Ms. Hamill attributed a drop in gang violence at Rikers to a revamped system of classifying and assigning inmates to housing.
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You might just be giving undue space in your life to anger by assigning each issue a 45-minute complaint session.
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Venezuela's attorney general, Tarek William Saab, said he had ordered an investigation into the incident, assigning three prosecutors to the investigation.
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But Scott also criticized Trump for assigning blame in a way that put white supremacist protesters on equal footing with counterdemonstrators.
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This is about trying to regulate people's bodies and in turn assigning control over their bodies to politicians and other people.
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Klout came to somewhat dubious conclusions, ranking blogger Robert Scoble above Barack Obama and assigning users "expertise" in seemingly random topics.
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According to Heads, he and Miller stopped short of assigning it to a family of mushrooms, because they couldn't be sure.
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The other coast: Facebook would have walked into a political trap by assigning attribution to the root of the disinformation operation.
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For most of the instrument's history, composers have conspired to keep it out of the limelight, assigning it a supporting role.
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Apple's reasoning here is that this will make it able to do a better job of assigning credit to new customers.
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The accuser's company finances these inquiries, either assigning H.R. or hiring lawyers or other professionals to report on whatever they find.
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Part of DeCarmine's process is assigning go-to contacts for each new employee so they always have someone to turn to.
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It has not been involved in grain marketing in Russia since 2017, assigning its transshipment quota in the terminal to Glencore.
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Eventually, the editor suggested recruiting a roster of mystery writers to solve the puzzle, assigning a different chapter to each one.
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"We're not assigning responsibility at this point," Ms. Nauert said on Thursday, adding that the perpetrator of the attack is unknown.
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He further reported that US Strategic Command had not been assigning nuclear gravity bombs to B-52s since at least 2010.
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But I've found that, at least for now, Alberta's capital is more focused on getting through its grief than assigning blame.
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Across the country, police leaders are assigning themselves a big role in reversing a complex crisis, and not through mass arrests.
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The BOP takes a number of factors into consideration when assigning an inmate to a facility, it said in a statement.
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US allies, including Britain and Germany, have condemned the attack on the Saudi oil facilities, but stopped short of assigning blame.
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It celebrated the lessons she'd learned from past relationships, without assigning blame, and catapulted her to another level in pop's stratosphere.
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"If we can spend less time manually picking through data and assigning labels, we can start looking at the bigger picture."
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New York added depth at forward over the weekend, signing Justin Fontaine and assigning the right wing to Hartford of the AHL.
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Ultimately, Chen credits a people-oriented management style and assigning the right people to the right jobs for Everbright International's successful transformation.
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Dedicated Twitter denizens have been assigning songs from a particular artist (or album) to each astrological sign, then tweeting it all out.
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The market, however, remains complacent about two hikes this year, assigning just a 38 percent chance for the Fed to move twice.
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And the way The Daily Beast approached it in assigning both of us to the White House sort of tacitly understood that.
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He also says he sees AI being deployed horizontally across Google Maps features, not just in assigning street names and outlining buildings.
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Still, the futures market is assigning a 7 in 10 chance of a quarter-point reduction by the end of the year.
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The government treated it as a criminal case, assigning it to Vladimir N. Solovyov, at the time a 40-year-old investigator.
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McGahn said the president runs the White House with a "hub and spokes model," often assigning the same task to multiple people.
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Markets are assigning a more than a 70% probability of a quarter point rate cut at its next policy meeting in July.
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Google considers prior experience in assigning new hires to a level, but the annual analysis only compares employees by their assigned level.
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They then showed that by assigning the right weights to the connections, they could create strong amplifiers inside even simple population structures.
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Several banks cut Superior's target price after it released its results, and ratings firm Moody's downgraded it, assigning it a negative outlook.
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It breaks down the process of assigning key inputs in Unity3D by teaching you how to build a simple first-person player.
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Companies get control and visibility over their most important information and ensure improvement by scorecarding and assigning accountability to their management teams.
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But other cyber researchers said that analysis was premature, and western security officials contacted by Reuters were cautious about assigning any attribution.
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The incoming president's CIA plans, meanwhile, allegedly include cutting staffing at the agency's Virginia headquarters and assigning more people to field posts.
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Meanwhile, the Trump administration has signaled that it would fund a voucher expansion by assigning $20 billion in federal funds to vouchers.
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There are advantages to assigning coordinates to digits, versus letters, in Sub-Saharan Africa with its thousands of language groupings, Sall explained.
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When his school stopped assigning homework, Ms. Rivera tried enrolling Damian at other charters, but the deadlines were past, the applications onerous.
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The story notes that CNN has not been assigning emojis next to stories from other major digital competitors in singling out FoxNews.com.
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To dramatize his cry for help, he drafted the governor himself, assigning him as counsel for an indigent man charged with assault.
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She manages the daily news flow on the CNBC Newsdesk, assigning reporters, editing scripts and deploying network assets to cover breaking news.
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A lighter touch, meanwhile, would involve assigning the identity on a delayed basis and disclosing this information only at the regulatory level.
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If the referee rules the penalty is five minutes and a game misconduct and Toronto overrules, there's no assigning a lesser infraction.
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Another alternative is to release immigrants with electronic monitoring, which generally involves placing GPS ankle monitors on adults and assigning them caseworkers.
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By separating record sequencing and storage, and randomly assigning records to different storage locations, it enhances resiliency of the entire data center.
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Traders are only assigning a 57.6 percent chance of an additional hike to close out the year, according the latest CME projections.
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Moody's lowered its ratings for Saudi Arabia, Oman and Bahrain while assigning negative outlooks to the United Arab Emirates, Oman and Bahrain.
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Cowles: We don't have a formal policy for assigning a book about a white male politician to, say, a woman of color.
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Then the city took action, positioning a concealed security camera exclusively on baby Jesus and assigning police officers to monitor the footage.
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The proposed rules wouldn't require her school to provide her support, like assigning her to a different homeroom than her alleged rapist.
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Again we regrouped, feeling it would be shortsighted to spotlight the crisis over two episodes without assigning some responsibility for the problem.
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Teachers have been assigning more homework online due to the limitations of not having a physical classroom in place of proper lessons.
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The Laura and John Arnold Foundation created a tool for assigning bail that was adopted by state lawmakers in writing the law.
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Others have advocated for the expanded use of restorative justice, which focuses on repairing the harm done rather than on assigning punishment.
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At a time when Sexton was giving readings accompanied by a rock band, Bishop was assigning her class exercises in iambic pentameter.
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Eyal said his company accepts only 8 percent of applicants, conducting extensive skills and background checks before assigning them to any job.
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Unfortunately, some system operators are not assigning value to the resiliency attributes of the base-load plants providing power to their grids.
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Geert Cappelaere, Unicef's regional director, spoke of the "horrors" that children faced even after they escaped Raqqa, stopping short of assigning blame.
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The anticipation has gotten to the point now where traders are assigning a 2800% of three cuts before the end of 2500.
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Using 31 metrics and assigning a point value to each, the site then came up with an overall score for each state.
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By assigning tasks this way, Americans have gotten cheaper iPhones, and Chinese and Indian consumers have gotten greater access to advanced technology.
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And he doesn't have a social security number, so I'm going to be assigning him a start number, which is good… okay.
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Snapchat's algorithms also had a bad habit of mistakenly assigning bits of the foreground and background to each other, breaking the illusion.
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Assigning blame to an invisible subset of irresponsible internet users allows people to feel better about the deplorable state of the union.
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"The authority has sent a letter assigning the frequencies to telecommunications companies today," an official at the National Telecom Regulatory Authority told Reuters.
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The system mirrors star ratings the CMS has been assigning to nursing homes, Medicare Advantage health plans, dialysis centers and home health services.
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Fitch reviewed 79 CLO transactions in the first quarter of 9083 affirming and assigning stable outlook to the notes of all reviewed transactions.
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Kim said that to explain the concept of non-binary to their seminary, they often compare it to assigning a gender to God.
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The Baltimore Police Department announced on Wednesday it was assigning 115 more officers to work patrol shifts in an effort to reduce crime.
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That could mean moving an idea to the next meeting's agenda, assigning someone to look into it, or dealing with it via email.
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Much of her work features layers of materials, drawing on archaeologists' practices of uncovering objects or substances before assigning them meanings or values.
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Justin Onuekwusi, a fund manager at Legal & General Investment Management, said markets were probably assigning too high a probability to a no deal.
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Millennials are prioritizing their cars and homes less and less, and assigning greater importance to personal experiences — and showing off pictures of them.
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In assigning the standalone rating, Fitch analysed CSCECL's financials after deconsolidating its property development subsidiary, China Overseas Land & Investment Limited (COLI, 'A-'/Stable).
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Her school put in place a phonics sequence that continues through fifth grade, and started assigning more challenging literature, including Langston Hughes poems.
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But the nature of assigning value to the things we share online means that a meme's value will be taken personally by some.
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If I'm an assigning judge and I assign asylum too many times in a row, I may worry that I'm becoming too lenient.
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Instead, during my time with a handful of Cadillac engineers and marketing executives, when pressed, they would completely push aside assigning a label.
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While you might not jump instantly to assigning the term AR to this kind of feature, this is how Apple thinks of it.
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The applicants alleged Standard & Poor's engaged in misleading and deceptive conduct by assigning AA and AAA credit ratings to the Lehman Brothers products.
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Several researchers have found that there is no correlation between elementary school homework and academic achievement, with the exception of assigning free reading.
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But the logic doesn't carry over to blaming Trump, because the phenomenon for which conservatives are assigning blame arose within the Republican Party.
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Both candidates have taken aim at each other using the Trump-style tactic of assigning nicknames, in this case 'Lyin' Brian' and 'Pinocchio.
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Those talks involve compensating staff by assigning more orders for chassis and steering assembly which will become more relevant with self-driving cars.
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In assigning the standalone rating, Fitch analysed CSCECL's financials after deconsolidating its property development subsidiary, China Overseas Land & Investment Limited (COLI; A-/Stable).
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This accurate tool was the focus of a just completed multi-center clinical trial called TAILORx (The Trial Assigning Individualized Options for Treatment).
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Here one needs to install SecurityCenter CV, and then create a service account within Cloud Platform, assigning permissions to the Tenable service account.
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One of embryologists' more time-consuming jobs is grading embryos—looking at their morphological features under a microscope and assigning a quality score.
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"Assigning PVC was the right policy, with the decision of the Prime Minister of the government," according to video published by local media.
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Haraguchi's technique relies on assigning symbols to numbers, turning pi's random sequence of digits into stories — mostly, he says, about animals and plants.
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Graft was predictably commonplace; government employees who were in charge of assigning multimillion dollar contracts earned official state salaries of $215 a month.
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Aleks Kostich of the Taos County Public Defender&aposs Office said Tuesday his agency is gathering information and assigning attorneys to the defendants.
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The insurer would keep an important role, of ensuring speedy victim compensation and assigning blame to the manufacturer or other at-fault parties.
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The Centre for Systemic Peace, an American think-tank, tallies civil and ethnic conflicts, assigning them a seriousness score of one to ten.
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OPEC came to a general understanding on production cuts in Algiers in September, but has since struggled with assigning targets to each member.
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Whether the committee approves a fourth rate rise in December remains an open question, with traders currently assigning it a 39 percent chance.
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Earlier this month, McDonald's concluded a review of its US marketing strategy by assigning lead creative duties to independent agency Wieden and Kennedy.
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It seems particularly unjust to withhold the privileges of adulthood from this group while also assigning them the most fearsome liability of adulthood.
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It's not about assigning blame but recognizing that if there is such a person who could control President Trump's tweeting, it's not Priebus.
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The IG will review the Bureau of Industry and Security and the International Trade Administration's processes for assigning aluminum and steel tariff exemptions.
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Richard Kraft has classified Trump's daily actions "in the fashion of a soccer referee," assigning yellow and red cards to the President's conduct.
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Bribery allegations have dogged South Korean soccer, prompting K-League authorities to introduce a computer-generated allocation system for assigning referees last year.
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That's surprising, because Uber's driver assignments and pay are gender-blind, meaning a driver's gender isn't considered when matching riders or assigning fares.
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The International Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses is responsible for assigning the scientific names of the virus (meaning its family, genus, species, etc.).
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Of course, assigning intention can be difficult in many cases and that is what makes the first foul practically a freebie in MMA.
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Another alternative is to release them under electronic monitoring, which generally involves placing GPS ankle monitors on the parents and assigning them caseworkers.
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Assigning editors can access the database at no cost, sorting reporters by state, city and coverage area and then getting their contact information.
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To be clear, Byron's assigning those odds to JUST the Lakers ... saying it ain't lookin' so good for the other team in Tinseltown.
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The researchers conducted an experiment by randomly assigning various white people to read three different faux news accounts of the Census Bureau's projections.
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From fashion sites with large millennial audiences to traditional print media, newsrooms are assigning teams of reporters to generate wall-to-wall coverage.
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Companies began hiring more in-house lawyers, reducing costs by handling more routine legal work themselves rather than assigning it to outside counsel.
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Because interventions tend to be delivered in groups (randomly assigning by classes or schools), it's important that we analyze results only by groups.
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As it did in 2016, Congress must pass a supplemental bill assigning resources to the restoration and reconstruction of Puerto Rico's power grid.
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In 2014, the company introduced Google Classroom, an app that teachers could use to digitize daily tasks, like assigning homework or taking attendance.
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Employees are open about their mistakes if they know that the manager cares enough to uncover the root cause, instead of assigning blame.
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Cofounders face an important decision when assigning the leadership roles at their company, with some startups electing to split the job of CEO.
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"Who thought we'd be plugging computers and all sorts of things into it?" he asked, assigning similar possibilities to the Internet of Things.
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I don't think there's anything wrong with assigning an expensive book if it is really worth the money and the alternatives are inadequate.
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Many law firms joined the effort, assigning lawyers to evaluate the clemency applications and to forward deserving cases on to the White House.
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Mr. de Blasio also did away with Mr. Bloomberg's system of assigning schools letter grades, which were largely based on students' test results.
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Although I am a conservative professor, I recommend making a concession to it by explicitly assigning writers of different races and social backgrounds.
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I got a ledger from the Dutch East Indies Company thanking me for my service and assigning monetary values to each of the fallen.
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Assigning IP Protecting IP ownership Strategic IP Portfolio Patents Trade Secrets Trademarks Copyright Read on for our detailed breakdown of each of these items.
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Another alternative is to release immigrants with electronic monitoring, which generally involves placing GPS ankle monitors on the parents and assigning them case workers.
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When he tries to encourage her to come clean about stabbing Villanelle, Eve informs him she'll be re-assigning him to a new project.
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December 13, 2018 - The US Senate passes a resolution condemning bin Salman for Khashoggi's murder, but the Trump administration steers clear of assigning blame.
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But in a certain light, assigning this team the most universal sporting symbol on Earth was to deprive them an identity of their own.
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Markets agree, with traders assigning just a 2 percent likelihood that the Federal Open Market Committee will approve a move at this week's meeting.
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Assigning a trusted friend or family member as your legacy contact will give them some management controls over your profile whenever you pass away.
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But the chants are also common throughout Latin America and much of the world, so assigning a political ideology on such evidence is precarious.
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He found that the arbitrary process of assigning a call to one operator instead of another has real effects on a borrower's loan status.
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A strategy like the one above is about assigning a name to a certain kind of experience — just like haunted houses and escape rooms.
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Somewhere down the line, we might think about assigning ourselves boss-monster tasks, the kind of long-term projects that really feel like achievements.
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In 2016, Pago Pago International Airport in American Samoa came under fire for weighing passengers before boarding and assigning seats to maximize aircraft balance.
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A school in Porto Alegre, in the southern state of Rio Grande do Sul, sacked a teacher for assigning material that discussed gay sex.
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Even more awkwardly, the pontiff was personally responsible for assigning one of the priest's defenders, Bishop Juan Barros, to a new diocese in 2015.
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Truffaut draws out the book's most surreally boring moments, devoting an entire scene to a hypnotic faux-interactive soap opera about assigning guest bedrooms.
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COFECE determined that the companies colluded by assigning transport routes to specific shippers between five Mexican ports and seven countries spread across the globe.
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Assigning the wrong goals to the wrong functions is one mistake that occurs when online marketers do not know the foundations of traditional marketing.
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Biopsies, however, are still the most reliable "means of detection," and real-life doctors and nurses "outperform AI" in assigning treatments and spotting symptoms.
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Aleks Kostich, managing attorney in the Taos County public defender&aposs office, said the office was gathering information and assigning attorneys to the defendants.
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Humans start an estimated 84 percent of wildfires, and determining where and how the worst ones originate is a crucial step in assigning blame.
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Clinton is likely to win only a couple more delegates out of the state than Sanders, thanks to Nevada's model of assigning delegates regionally.
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Since genre is a perceived, externally imposed category rather than an intrinsic musical element, the job of assigning genre usually falls to the critic.
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Early assessments are certainly important, but we should avoid assigning Donald Trump a letter grade, as one would do for a high school student.
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So they started off small, assigning research assistants to simply sit across the street and count the number of people walking in the door.
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Because of his background in contracting, LaValle handled the construction eleements while Polizzi oversaw the design of the home, including assigning the rooms themes.
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But, for the most part, we accept what happened and move on, assigning victory to the victors and trouble and failure to the loser.
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The philosopher is also wary of assigning the label "evil" only to events of massive scale, essentially basing our moral categories on body counts.
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The NATO ally issued a sharp rebuke this week and slammed what they called your "blind eye" approach to assigning responsibility for the assassination.
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Markets are assigning a nearly 100 percent probability to a December rate hike, though only factoring in one or two so far for 2018.
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O*NET ranks how important "using mathematics to solve problems" is in any job, assigning each a "math importance level" between 1 and 100.
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While Republicans have been generally unified in assigning blame to the Democrats, at least some Republicans are worried that the Democratic arguments could stick.
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Investigation underway Venezuela's attorney general, Tarek William Saab, told CNN he had ordered an investigation into the incident, assigning three prosecutors to the investigation.
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After Garner's death, the agency stopped assigning rookie officers to areas with high crime, and also announced a $35 million mandatory officer training program.
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A school district in New York announced Thursday that its teachers will no longer be assigning homework to elementary school students starting this fall.
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In the rhythm of the game, that means that you will be taking your villagers and assigning them into job slots for half days.
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The suit also alleges Google has a history of improperly asking about prior salaries and assigning women to lower job levels with lower salaries.
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The TFS also includes rigorous safeguards for indigenous rights, such as assigning independent auditors and requiring jurisdictions to set up reporting systems, said Schwartzman.
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The Gini coefficient measures inequality by assigning a decimal number that can range from 0, which represents perfect equality, to one, meaning perfect inequality.
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But Ms. Higgins said officials are assigning staff and officers to help house and process all those admitted for hearings, wherever they end up.
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After Garner's death, the agency stopped assigning rookie officers to areas with high crime, and also announced a $35 million mandatory officer training program.
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Hospitals are taking extraordinary measures to bulk up the workforce, from calling on retirees for help to assigning medical students to answer the phones.
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Raniere, like Rand, taught that dexterous use of money — the assigning of value to various goods and services — was one of humanity's highest virtues.
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The fed funds futures market is assigning a 73.5% probability to a 100 basis point cut in March, according to the CME's FedWatch tracker.
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Whether they get a byline or a contributing line, or neither, depends on the amount of reporting they did and the desk assigning it.
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Even if Lily didn't split her ideas of motherhood into perfect absence and wicked presence, I did — assigning precisely that psychic division of labor.
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A series of other decrees were also issued, assigning some mayoral posts and a new undersecretary of the Ministry of Interior for security affairs.
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Eighty-six percent selected their school based on quality and convenience, assigning top value to a school's prestige, its academic program and flexible coursework.
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On the subway ride home, I'd been futzing around in the Jacquard app, assigning actions to my Levi's Trucker Jacket with Jacquard by Google.
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"I felt that that wasn't ethical and it was just an untenable situation for me as the assigning editor to be in," Kiely said.
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My editor here asked me the same question when assigning the story: "I'm just curious what the piece will BE … " The answer is complex.
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While Khashoggi's death sparked international outrage, the Trump administration steered clear of assigning blame, and many businesses have quietly continued their plans for expansion there.
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The appeal against the procedure for assigning the frequencies could delay the process and in turn impact Italy's ability to raise cash through the auction.
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Yet eventually we stop assigning ownership to the originator and shame to followers, and start examining the intricacies of how a mechanic is uniquely implemented.
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But while the Reproducibility Project sought to provide an overview of the field, the Accelerator is assigning many researchers to verify just a couple studies.
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Traders are assigning an 18.3 percent chance for a rate cut in September or November, according to the latest readings on the CME's FedWatch tracker.
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So this year, instead of making sprawling, abstract resolutions, I'm focusing on something much more manageable: I'm assigning myself one useful, measurable goal a day.
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Even without any dollars in play, the most important and difficult part of Wink and Vaisman's project has been assigning a stock price to memes.
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China learned its lesson, investing $180bn to deploy 5G networks over the next five years and assigning swathes of wireless spectrum to three state providers.
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Traders at the CME are assigning just a 12 percent chance for a hike at this week's Federal Open Market Committee meeting, which concludes Wednesday.
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There are the holidays that close the post office, sure, but at some point we started assigning days of the year to just like...things.
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The idea behind Blameless is that customers create incident reports, without assigning blame, so they learn from mistakes and avoid making them in the future.
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AAA conducted a study testing the distraction levels of ten 2015 car voice-activated systems, assigning a figure based on how distracting the technology is.
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"Rather than pointing fingers or assigning blame, let's use this occasion to expand our moral imaginations, to listen to each other more carefully," he said.
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UN weapons inspectors returned "overwhelming and indisputable" evidence of the use of nerve gas, although their mandate did not include assigning blame for the attack.
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Social media acts as a massive collective Sorting Hat, silently assigning most of us to filter bubbles wherein our beliefs and biases are rarely challenged.
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Remember, the biased press assigning blame for that violence, nor did I. You can&apost hold one psycho accountable and attributed some of the person.
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However Schrems' lawyers came up with the idea of grouping claims by "assigning" them to one person who can sue on behalf of everyone else.
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S&P and other rating agencies have long faced criticism from investors, politicians and regulators for assigning high ratings to securities that quickly turned sour.
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Students' schedules are filled with final paper after final exam after final project, and professors can get away with assigning whatever the hell they want.
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In recent years, some college campuses have explored restorative justice, a process that focuses on repairing the harm done rather than assigning a particular charge.
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While you're making your next multi-course masterpiece, you'll be able to avoid mixing up your cook times by assigning a timer to each dish.
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The Ministry of Commerce and the National Development & Reform Commission, who are together responsible for assigning export quotas, did not respond to requests for comment.
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O*NET ranks the importance of "persuading others to change their minds or behavior, " assigning each occupation a "persuasion importance level" between 1 and 100.
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Holder's memo, issued in 2013, encouraged prosecutors to shy away from assigning nonviolent defendants in drug-related cases with charges that would trigger mandatory minimums.
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But they agreed that assigning benefits only to those who work a certain number of hours, or generate a certain amount of income, creates problems.
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But assigning the protector/protectee roles based on gender so consistently, and then neglecting to debate exactly what that implies is simple adherence to stereotypes.
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Assigning a complex, creative industry to a yearly schedule of major announcements is a great way to burn them out, and that's exactly what's happening.
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Those include setting up an incident command center and temporarily assigning an additional logistics chief, technicians, and Veterans Integrated Service Network staff to the facility.
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Assigning black students to white schools and vice versa was necessary to destroy a system built on racism — even if white families didn't like it.
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One couple allowed guests to "tweet their toast," assigning the wedding a hashtag; the tweets were projected around the reception hall like a live ticker.
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Scientists are studying the process to determine if some kind of internal map assigning new cells to a specific place has been lost in mammals.
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When assigning ratings to the programme and issuance issued under the programme, Fitch does not express an opinion on the structure's compliance with sharia principles.
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"It appears that the Federation, in assigning the 19143 title to Genoa, was slavishly and uncritically inspired only by the contemporary press," the report says.
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Diesel once proposed assigning numerical values to each move in a fight, but the plan was scrapped because it was too complicated, The Journal reported.
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An official notice in July said the government opposed any "big, Western and bizarre constructions" and banned the assigning of Western names to charming towns.
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One such intervention simulates an experience of discrimination by randomly assigning one group of participants to experience "small and seemingly innocuous advantages" in a game.
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Hall claims that the government violated his religious freedom rights by assigning the training, which consisted of watching a short video on the LGBT community.
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As soon as their probe sent along its image codes, they recreated the image with a pastel set by assigning colors to various number ranges.
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"How Pretty" is just one player in a new wave of mobile apps that rate users' appearances by assigning a numerical value to their face.
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Kraft has classified Trump's daily actions "in the fashion of a soccer referee," assigning yellow and red cards to the President's conduct since his inauguration.
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The LP's cerebral title references a technical term used to describe a standard way of "assigning a measure to subsets of Euclidean space" (thanks Wikipedia!).
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The paper breaks down each country's performance on those 32 diseases on a scale from 1 to 14.83, as well as assigning an overall score.
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Assigning focus on gender at birth leaves out so much of their potential and talents that have nothing to do with what's between their legs.
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Markets, though, have remained unconvinced, with the futures market assigning just a 50.9 percent chance to a fourth hike, according to the CME's FedWatch tool.
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They tentatively named the bird Crossvallia waiparensis, assigning it to the Crossvalia genus of another large penguin and the name waiparensis from the Waipara river.
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It can be either an attempt to empower their children or to avoid the pressure of assigning a name to their offspring, Dr. Towers said.
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In the study, Joseph determined how ready each county in Pennsylvania was to adopt ride-hailing by assigning each one an RSI (ride-sharing index).
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Clinton and her associates crucial breaks while assigning agents who privately exchanged reams of messages bashing Mr. Trump to investigate his campaign's links to Russia.
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Assigning responsibility for the catastrophe in Syria would be an important part of postwar healing, but the priority now should be to end the war.
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For example, she recommends assigning boys the kinds of household chores typically given to girls, like mending clothes and dusting furniture and nurturing younger siblings.
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Combined, the two studies are enrolling more than 750 patients and randomly assigning them to either a 10-day infusion of remdesivir or a placebo.
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Neither agency has experience in overseeing virtual currencies, so assigning responsibility to one (or both) will require increased appropriations to develop rules and effective oversight.
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For the uninitiated, wholesaling real estate involves contracting a property and then assigning it to an end buyer before the contract with the seller closes.
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The market is expecting additional cuts in April and July and is event assigning a 201543% probability to a fourth quarter-point cut in December.
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Orchestrators like Mr. Brohn determine the flavor of a musical's score by assigning the instruments and deciding which ones the musicians will play and when.
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The CIA declined Wednesday to comment on Trump's plans, which reportedly include cutting staffing at its Virginia headquarters and assigning more people to field posts.
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They sifted through the work of the photographers they've been assigning over 16 years of conflict, and pulled together this powerful collection of their images.
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The consultancy invests in molding new hires to learn the "Bain way," teaching both technical and soft skills before assigning rookies to big name clients.
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Researchers studied 13,557 children in Belarus, assigning them as newborns either to a program that promoted exclusive and prolonged breast-feeding or to usual care.
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The first thing the bankers noticed was that Trump was, once again, vastly overstating his fortune, assigning absurdly high valuations to his real estate assets.
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These days, virtually any attempt at assigning responsibility and accountability at the president's feet — however factually and legally legitimate — is met with howls of outrage.
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The FCC thus far has applied its first-come, first-served system for assigning toll-free numbers to the 1-877 through 85033-844 blocks.
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Holzer's work goes far beyond American borders in its efforts to make individual and collective wounds visible, without always assigning specific perpetrators to those wounds.
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Roberts, along with Thomas and Alito, dissented, so Kennedy, as the senior member of the majority, had the privilege of assigning the opinion in Hellerstedt.
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But most of the effort has faltered and the state has backtracked on market reforms, once more assigning resources, setting prices and controlling most distribution.
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Instead of assigning one person to support each client, we created a four-person team; if someone left, another team member would quickly onboard them.
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The rating of the securities is five notches below RBSG's 'bbb+' Viability Rating (VR), in line with Fitch's criteria, for assigning ratings to hybrid instruments.
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These encyclopedic books interpreted dreams by assigning three-digit numbers to different symbols, and nearly any image or experience that could appear in a dream.
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Last year, the federal Bureau of Prisons reversed an Obama-era guideline that considered inmates' gender identity when assigning them to male or female housing.
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Administrators at Washington, D.C.'s Lafayette Elementary School have apologized for assigning students of color to portray slaves in a classroom exercise, according to CNN.
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So Clinton's pitch to the superdelegates would have been that assigning the nomination to her would in fact be a vindication of the popular will.
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"I am happy to be in China and we are assigning the same high degree of importance to the military relationship" with China, Mattis said.
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What if instead of lawyering up and assigning blame like we always do, we take a step back in this instance and try a little empathy?
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It has revised ratings on 17 issues by assigning 'emr' suffixes following discovery of an error in the application of criteria with respect to these issues.
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It just means it's unethical to do experiments testing the effectiveness of sunscreen by randomly assigning some people to use it and others to skip it.
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Perhaps some of my editors were wary of assigning me the new Allegra Goodman because that would have taken away a slot from a female reviewer.
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Scientists at Stanford worked with 609 overweight adults, randomly assigning them a healthy low-fat or healthy low-carbohydrate diet, then checking in after a year.
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It has revised ratings on eight issues by assigning 'emr' suffixes following discovery of an error in the application of criteria with respect to these issues.
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Given the relative multiples that Wall Street and private investors are assigning to these open-source companies, it seems pretty clear that something special is happening.
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That may overstate the Kremlin's ambition, assigning it greater clout than it wields: "We're making them ten feet tall", worries Fiona Hill of the Brookings Institution.
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RCTs involve randomly assigning a policy to some people and not to others, so that researchers can be sure that differences are caused by the policy.
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Earlier drafts of the text, as well as a statement adopted by EU foreign ministers last Monday, were less explicit in assigning culpability directly to Russia.
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When I suggested that assigning traits based off of an AI reading, rather than an in-person meeting, would actually increase a hirer's bias, Kalkat disagreed.
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The Economist has analysed all international and civil wars since 1900, along with the belligerents' wealth and degree of democratisation (assigning colonies to their own category).
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Together, they trick your brain into assigning positions and distance to sounds, even when wearing something like headphones, which only have two directional outputs for audio.
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The Justice Department has taken steps such as creating an opioid task force and assigning prosecutors to opioid hot spots to focus on pursuing more cases.
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But the board was not tasked with assigning blame, and prosecutors must conduct their own investigation if evidence assembled is ever to be used in court.
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Now, through assigning quizzes in Google forms, teachers can lock students into the assignment and keep them from browsing the internet or searching for answers elsewhere.
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The ministry said the incident shows the need for new rules on transporting prisoners after unions criticized corrections authorities for not assigning an armed police escort.
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The company promises an up-front fare to the rider, with no fumbling around for cash or evaluation of a driver's performance beyond assigning a rating.
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Instead of assigning chapter and verse numbers for each line of dialogue, the MCU Bible features timestamps where each line can be found in the movie.
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The high level of automation means that it's trickier to address difficulties through means like just assigning additional labor and more shifts to the production line.
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At this point, someone makes an attempt at putting us all on the buddy system, assigning each of us a letter to spell out a word.
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But… By killing off Vine instead of allowing someone else to breathe new life into it or assigning a small skeleton crew to maintain the app:
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The rating assigned to the securities is three notches below CGD's 'bb-' Viability Rating (VR), in accordance with Fitch's criteria for assigning ratings to hybrid instruments.
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The Latin American Art Museum of Buenos Aires has reorganized its permanent collection, assigning a new context for 20th-century Latin American art and its movements.
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I get stuck on that question, and I have leaned away from assigning pure fact checks of tweets and trying to offer more analysis than that.
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When assigning ratings to the programme and certificates to be issued under it, Fitch does not express an opinion on the programme's compliance with sharia principles.
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We've seen numerous examples of "algorithmic bias" in tech: translation apps assigning genders to job titles, or facial recognition technology detecting Caucasian faces, but not black.
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" Theory of mind is generally defined as exactly that—assigning thoughts and emotions to others and recognizing that there is such a thing as a "mind.
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Eventually they settled out of court, with the bookstore retaining use of the name but assigning its common-law rights to use the name to Amazon.
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Also new is a security investigation tool that mostly focuses on allowing admins to create automated workflows for sending notifications or assigning ownership to security investigations.
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Now—more than a year after the incident—the Cobb County Police Department has opened an internal investigation into what happened, assigning Abbott to administrative duties.
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We should be careful about assigning blame to a single incident in the past, ignoring the many other issues that existed then, and still exist today.
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Pausing, assigning optimal actions, and watching it play out feels like a legacy system and a bid for nostalgia and not something that is inherently worthwhile.
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Goldman Sachs is currently assigning a 65 percent chance that the multiple sides in the tax debate can come to some kind of agreement in 2018.
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And yet, it seemed a shame to repress the glaring, deviant beauty recorded in Wiggins's photograph by assigning it a name that didn't sufficiently describe it.
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The report found the spill was caused by drainage and design flaws but stopped short of assigning blame, saying such a verdict was outside its scope.
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"IDW media is a publishing business, and people are assigning the appropriate valuation to this kind of mature, stable, not-really-growing publishing business," he said.
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The administration announced a policy in May that required the Bureau of Prisons to use "biological sex" as the determining factor for assigning facilities and bathrooms.
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The Americans and Iraqis have made some attempt to improve governance by assigning advisers to bolster the weak governor in Nineveh Province, where Mosul is located.
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That's the same method the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office uses when it scores the spending of legislative proposals, assigning any government revenue generated toward debt reduction.
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They're actually the product of a genetic mutation in the regular white clover plant, but that hasn't stopped humankind from assigning meaning to their unique shape.
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The administration announced a similar policy in May that required the Bureau of Prisons to use "biological sex" as the basis for assigning facilities and bathrooms.
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Two hard-working women handle the business side, fielding emails from interested couples from a range of countries, vetting their paperwork and assigning appointments for ceremonies.
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But the process of assigning and editing reviews isn't always so easy — it's often a lengthy and complicated process, somewhere between an art and a science.
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Last year, I went to Kolkata, India, where a nonprofit is assigning addresses to slum residents to allow them access to bank accounts and ID cards.
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They transformed their homes into centers of bureaucratic efficiency — copying fliers, assigning neighborhoods for petition drives and scheduling protest shifts at elementary schools and bus garages.
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He told the convention audience that a processing center was assigning "NULL" to vehicles with outstanding tickets that the DMV didn't have license plate information on.
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That designation, however, is only used on the basis of assigning review responsibility at the SEC, so it should have a negligible effect on the company.
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The government admitted that it had violated its guidelines in assigning an investigating officer to the case who had previously been involved in the complaints process.
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The Republicans have been trying since December to get the documents, with the FBI assigning 54 agents to review them to protect classified or sensitive information.
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The NRA score doesn't differentiate between the strength of different gun control laws, instead assigning one point to each of the laws included in the database.
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Union leaders blamed management for assigning the overtime and even raised the prospect of a subway strike, something not seen in New York City since 2005.
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Each testing company builds its own reference data set, drawn primarily from its own customers, and each company also creates its own algorithm for assigning heritage.
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In general terms, this kind of attack is called SIM hacking — essentially convincing a carrier to assigning Dorsey's number to a new phone that they controlled.
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Tonal's practice of automatically assigning weights based on performance and encouraging exercisers to push their limits is both convenient and motivating — but could also be dangerous.
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Macron's version also included assigning dedicated tax revenues to the budget and using it stabilise euro zone economies hit by crises not of their own making.
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While Pruitt said "there are no actions we've taken, that I'm aware of" regarding assigning employees based on their criticism, he said he takes whistleblowers seriously.
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And with the party assigning more than 229 S.D.E.s to the satellite caucuses, who won them, and by how much, could help determine the Iowa winner.
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Then I noticed a line underlined in red pencil: my name, rank and service number and the words assigning me for training in MOS 70A-10.
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For 10 years, Gerald Bostock, 55, had his dream job assigning volunteers to represent abused and neglected children in the Juvenile Court of Clayton County, Georgia.
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Thus the review is of little use in assigning responsibility for individual deaths, or evaluating whether some hospitals, doctors or nurses are especially prone to error.
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Macron's version also included assigning dedicated tax revenues to the budget and using it stabilize euro zone economies hit by crises not of their own making.
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Macron's version also included assigning dedicated tax revenues to the budget and using it stabilize euro zone economies hit by crises not of their own making.
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The Trump administration insisted after the murder that it was waiting for more information before assigning blame, but has neither accused nor absolved the crown prince.
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The Republican-led Senate also passed a resolution assigning blame for Khashoggi's murder to the crown prince and demanding that the US pull back from Yemen.
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The company, which has helped people watch their weight through assigning points to food and organizing meetings, is renaming itself "WW" to reflect to overall health.
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That includes assigning five more reporters to debunk false reports online and starting a blog, called "Hechos," or "facts" in Spanish, to dispel the worst offenders.
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JPMorgan denied that and said Mr. Peters was fired for improperly assigning credit for a new client to an employee who managers didn't think deserved it.
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Lately, traders in the fed funds futures market have come around, assigning an 87 percent chance to a fourth increase in December, according to the CME.
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And while Rosenstein said assigning Mueller to this task does not imply any belief that the administration did anything criminal, it's Mueller's job to find out.
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That's the Ducks' power play rate plus penalty kill rate for the playoffs, which is a way of assigning one number to a club's special teams.
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At a meeting in the West Wing, Mr. Kelly said he was assigning Kirstjen Nielsen, then his deputy, to enforce the new policy, the people said.
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Blockchain platforms are secured through cryptography, assigning a unique alphanumeric code to each user, which is effectively treated as a digital signature for every transaction that make.
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The regulator, the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA), has said it would outline in April the process and timing for licensing and assigning 5G spectrum.
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As recently as Wednesday afternoon, traders had been assigning a 67% chance that the Fed would approve a quarter-point cut, most likely at the December meeting.
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The regulator, the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA), has said it would outline in April the process and timing for licensing and assigning 5G spectrum.
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James Allen, she added, has developed a formula assigning a value to an influencer's following and engagement rate to determine what, exactly, the influencer can be gifted.
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Also in December, Mexican lawmakers pushed through a controversial new security law formalizing the role of the military in the drug war and assigning it new powers.
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It is an attitude that puritanically denies the fact of human sexuality, assigning a corrupting blame on technology for simply playing a part in our sex lives.
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The values it's assigning companies seem to be way ahead of where VCs would value them, taking the dog-walking company Wag as the most recent example.
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There was profanity, but to focus on that is to lose sight of the skillful movement of his language: acknowledging the situation, assigning blame, and meting punishment.
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The euro zone bailout fund ESM is considered as the obvious choice for that role but opposition from Germany has so far prevented assigning it that role.
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Much like grunge and many other sub-genres throughout history, the blanket term came as a result of the music press looking in and assigning a name.
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"Communities have to be resilient," he said, and assigning tasks to people at all levels could mean a greater team available when a new infection strikes. 7.
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Usually this is a manual process, by which an embryologist sorts through multiple images, assigning a quality score that helps them decide which ones to implant first.
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Assigning a jail guard to watch one inmate may be a bigger drain on resources, she said, than in a prison where inmates are housed long-term.
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The New York Times reported Wednesday that the Trump White House is weighing assigning New York billionaire Stephen Feinberg to oversee a review of the intelligence community.
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There's no sign that assigning these new titles has anything to do with that, but regular readers of the Amazon tea leaves will wonder all the same.
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Instead of assigning the blame to busted deals and bankruptcies, several Wall Street sources pointed toward plunging commodity prices as a source of falling high-yield deals.
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A leader named Deganawida forged peace by assigning each tribe member to one of nine different clans: Wolf, Bear, Turtle, Sandpiper, Deer, Beaver, Heron, Eagle or Eel.
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Feinberg noted that his fellow doctors had become "data clerks," given all the time they spent charting, assigning billing codes and filling out fields in medical records.
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Yet every performance here glows with a compelling, specifically embodied mixture of trepidation and hope, as the characters bicker and cosset, obliquely assigning blame and offering support.
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"This was simply a politically motivated attempt to shame certain people into caucusing by assigning them 'grades' and 'scores' that had absolutely no legitimacy," the paper wrote.
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GREAT BRITAIN: Over half of respondents from the UK see humans as the main cause for climate change, with another 37% assigning partial blame to human activity.
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The IFT has set deadlines for the company to complete steps such as assigning employees to the new companies and drafting plans for transferring resources and infrastructure.
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O*NET ranks the importance of "understanding written sentences and paragraphs in work related documents, " assigning each occupation a "reading comprehension importance level" between 1 and 100.
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Our research explored how voters felt about primaries or caucuses by randomly assigning people to read about the basics of how a primary or a caucus works.
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Samaritan Ministries International, which Mr. Doyle and his wife, Sarah, joined last winter, plays matchmaker, assigning member families to help pay the medical bills of other members.
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Ellie Basham, the executive director of Life Care, said in a statement that it was assigning every resident a representative who could answer questions from family members.
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One government attorney told BuzzFeed that the delay was due to the agency's difficulty in assigning FOIA workers to review requests while adhering to social distancing guidelines.
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"Assigning someone a name that means small will subtly or heavy-handedly convey that the person, at least metaphorically and in certain respects, is small," he said.
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And they are an ethical way to study risky behaviors: You can't experiment by randomly assigning groups of people to drive drunk or sober for a year.
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By assigning all the roles to a handful of actors, Mr. Nunes also highlights how the cycle of familial violence affects everyone — protagonists, chorus, gods and Furies.
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A new system in 20 cities in China uses software to dictate quarantines, assigning people a color code — green, yellow or red — that indicates their health status.
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The fed funds futures market is assigning a near 60% chance of a rate cut at the Fed's April policy meeting, according to the CME FedWatch Tool.
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Similarly, research indicates that jurors are likely to be more lenient in assigning liability and punishment when a defendant is or appears to be 50 or older.
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At the time, some teachers at her school discouraged students from joining the protest, assigning pop quizzes and lowering participation grades for those who did, she said.
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Mackay himself is a prose master who seems to take real pleasure in assigning a street-smart Pakistani named Usman Kassar to teach Martin the local lingo.
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On Capitol Hill, Democrats are wasting no time assigning President Trump and G.O.P. leaders the blame for any economic upheaval that may arise from a government shutdown.
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S&P stripped Britain of its triple-A rating after the Brexit vote last year, downgrading it by two notches to AA and assigning a negative outlook.
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He was instrumental in assigning the bloc's top jobs last summer, running the bloc's foreign policy on Iran and Western Balkans, as well as talks with Britain.
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Tehran denies any role in the attacks, which hit two of the kingdom's most important oil facilities, and Mr. Trump has stopped short of assigning definitive blame.
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Fully aware of these challenges from the beginning, Woody adopted a divide-and-conquer approach, breaking the research into pieces and assigning them to different Panoramic researchers.
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Some experts say it could be a sign that Salesforce is overpaying for these acquisitions by assigning them too much value for intangible assets like customer loyalty.
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In areas such as sport, the new group will increase its coverage by assigning one reporter to cover a match for multiple titles, freeing up other reporters.
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I once went on a two-month-long canoe voyage with two other guys, and within days, without anyone verbally assigning roles, we automaticallyadopted routines and roles.
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But I stay focused on impact and I try not to get hung up on wanting to look and feel good by being angry and assigning blame.
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But assigning that blame is also a way of avoiding talking about even the symptoms of corruption on a larger scale, let alone what might cure it.
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German stock exchange operator Deutsche Boerse said it will change the rules for assigning companies to indexes below the country's blue-chip index DAX to boost transparency.
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By assigning the faithful execution of laws to the president, Congress cannot give executive powers to someone else, ensuring that the buck stops in the Oval Office.
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At Donato's urging, La Reau has expanded his involvement with the team, conducting workshops, assigning readings in the off-season and involving the players in community service.
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In addition to assigning seats, the site lets you log each guest's meal information, giving you a seating chart that you can then provide to your caterer.
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In 2012, the Obama administration released new guidelines that forced correctional facilities to give "serious consideration" to assigning housing for transgender individuals based on their gender identity.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A deal on assigning the European Union's top jobs is getting "closer and closer", Donald Tusk, chairman of the EU leaders' summit, said on Tuesday.
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Assigning our sense of purpose to a specific day and time and promising a myriad of changes feels a little like trying to create certainty out of chaos.
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But, emotionally, these women all focused on these other factors, constructing narratives that made sense for them -- assigning blame subjectively, not based on science or all the facts.
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"I'm assigning you to the blood tests unit because you seem smart," said the HR Director, calling for one of his staff to get me for my induction.
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Still, assigning companies human names simply to make tech products more approachable is a newer trend, and it's poised to escalate quickly in the age of artificial intelligence.
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S&P stripped Britain of its coveted triple-A rating after the Brexit vote last June, downgrading it by two notches to AA and assigning a negative outlook.
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Even if drones can trim those costs by limiting Uber's need for drivers, or assigning them shorter, simpler routes for smaller payments, they can create their own problems.
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Details: There are four main causes of crashes, which the U.S. legal system will continue looking to when assigning liability for a crash involving an AV. Driver error.
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After the Yellen speech, the market was assigning very little chance of a hike this summer — just a 4 percent probability for June and 31 percent for July.
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There is a whole multitude of options, and assigning probabilities to scenarios as extreme as nuclear Armageddon or lasting peace on the Korean peninsula is no easy task.
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" He told BuzzFeed News his objective in assigning the project was to show how difficult it is to go viral, and that it was "designed to be failed.
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The art of smart, well-reasoned and strategic foreign policy begins and ends with setting realistic priorities, assigning realistic goals and seeing them through to their logical conclusion.
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At the demo, Mathews had the Kiosk app set up to receive data under one foot of distance for assigning guest's Facebook profiles to the little circular iBeacon.
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A Dutch-led international team tasked with assigning criminal responsibility on Wednesday said three Russians and a Ukrainian will face murder charges for bringing down the MH17 flight.
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The firm stripped Britain of its coveted triple-A rating after the Brexit vote last June, downgrading it by two notches to AA and assigning a negative outlook.
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You could argue that investors are simply assigning China-based startups overly lofty valuations, as happened here in the U.S., and we partly believe that to be true.
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That said, nonchalantly assigning yourself with a phobia can belittle the fact that some people struggle to go about their daily lives because their phobias are so severe.
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Mizuho Securities' Irina Koffler said she had been relatively negative on this trial all along, assigning only a 30 percent probability of success, in a note on Thursday.
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Now companies will be given a choice between assigning a non-executive director to represent staff, create an employee advisory council or nominate a director from the workforce.
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Most schools now give teachers the option of assigning cursive homework and classwork to their students, and many have chosen not to devote the time to the skill.
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SB24 makes it illegal for local government and law enforcement to refuse to cooperate with detainer requests, assigning penalties as high as $227,000 and removal from public office.
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During the financial crisis, ratings from the three major agencies — Moody's, S&P and Fitch — came under scrutiny for assigning top grades to risky mortgages that ultimately collapsed.
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" The debate began after CNN political commentator Mark Shields argued that assigning blame to anyone but the shooter in the Saturday massacre in Pittsburgh is "outrageous" and "disgusting.
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Western governments and voters may not be able to stop Russia from hacking politicians' servers, spreading disinformation or assigning intelligence officers to unscrew the lids on urine samples.
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This evidence is consistent with what the OPCW-UN JIM detailed in its fall 2016 reports assigning responsibility to the regime for chlorine attacks in 2014 and 2015.
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And if you think about product management, it encompasses many things under one title, such as writing specs, planning a roadmap, assigning tasks and defining cycles or sprints.
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Bruce Leicher, general counsel and senior vice president for Momenta Pharmaceuticals, which makes biosimilars, said assigning different suffixes for interchangeable drugs would suggest they are not the same.
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Dickerson said he reacquired the patent this year, 17 years after assigning his rights to Georgia Tech, which had made no effort over the years to stop infringements.
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Ultimately, the desired outcome of whatever investigations are launched by Congress or other agencies should go beyond assigning blame for the potentially avoidable losses of Jakelin and Felipe.
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Since then, he's developed a more advanced system to keep track of his visits, which involves recording trips with photos and assigning numbers to correspond to the stores.
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A charter school in Texas is reinstating a teacher who was placed on administrative leave after assigning students to write a list of the positive aspects of slavery.
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The calculation is regarded as tough because it includes off balance-sheet exposures and also prevents banks from assigning less capital to activities deemed to be lower risk.
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Major League Baseball is all but hiding this American League division series, assigning it the midweek afternoon time slots for Games 1 and 2 at Globe Life Park.
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" The wise pre-teen adds, "I became frustrated when my teacher kept assigning books with characters I couldn't relate to, so I decided to do something about it.
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Keep in mind that this governance issue is not about assigning fault; it is only about how to determine moral priority and who should bear the social costs.
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Each year, NBA MVP voters are tasked with assigning value to something that requires calculations and estimates far greater than the human mind can fathom on its own.
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Assigning nurses too many patients leads to worse patient care, Linda Aikens, a longtime researcher who is now a professor at the University of Pennsylvania, told Business Insider.
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The fed funds futures market is assigning a 100% chance of at least one rate cut at the Fed's March policy meeting, according to the CME FedWatch Tool.
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The fed funds futures market is assigning a more than 70% chance of a rate cut at the Fed's March policy meeting, according to the CME FedWatch Tool.
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The MTU does everything from outlining strategy and assigning state funding down to organizing events such as the "Flowers for Hungary" program, a contest for the prettiest environment.
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Mr. Avenatti said he was assigning 24-hour security to Ms. Clifford after a car tailed her after a dance performance at a Florida strip club this weekend.
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By publicly assigning blame to Disney, Sony is effectively signaling to Spider-Man fans that it wants Spider-Man to remain in the MCU but Disney won't cooperate.
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She said that she was removing herself from the case and assigning it to one of her deputies once it became clear that Mr. Smollett was a suspect.
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Mr. Trump has promised to broker a peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinians, assigning the task to top advisers led by Jared Kushner, his son-in-law.
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Indian media reported that the complaint was about interference by the ICRA's top executives in assigning investment-grade ratings on debt-laden Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services (IL&FS).
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Mr. Gillum, 39, quickly turned the question on his competitor, assigning blame to the "collapsing of our political discourse" under President Trump, an enthusiastic supporter of Mr. DeSantis.
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Traders in the fed funds futures market are assigning about a 50-50 chance the central bank makes one more rate move before the end of the year.
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Furthermore, by assigning ratings to the programme and certificates to be issued under it, Fitch does not express an opinion on the programme structure's compliance with sharia principles.
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"Do we need things like laws around assigning responsibility for harm because people have biases when interacting with robots that they don't have with other devices?" she asks.
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A Bank of England rate hike may also support the pound, with markets assigning a roughly 60 percent chance of a 25 basis-point rate hike in August.
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While analysts remained cautious about assigning blame, there was little reticence in official circles in Ukraine, particularly as it became clear that the country was the primary target.
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The one-notch uplift for recoveries is supported with sufficient overcollateralisation, which Fitch relies on to cover credit loss on the cover assets when assigning the bond rating.
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He has blamed the decline of U.S.-Russian relations on Congress, just as Vladimir Putin has, rather than assigning responsibility to Putin's years-long global campaign of chaos.
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Uniquely, the company claims to be able to extrapolate those findings to millions of other people it has not surveyed, assigning them one of 32 distinct personality types.
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The Circuit Court ruled that the District Court judge was biased and acted unlawfully, setting the opinion aside and assigning the case to a different lower-court judge.
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Mr. Trump's populist stance is a double whammy, assigning less value to their expertise, while creating the uncertain conditions under which it is most likely to be needed.
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Within days of the executive order being signed, we fielded a survey experiment on a sample of 600 respondents, randomly assigning each person to one of two groups.
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In a separate note Tuesday morning, Suzuki and her firm reinstated coverage on the retailer, assigning it a buy rating and a price target of $170 per share.
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If you consider that rich people's efforts at evasion are likelier to be successful, then their approach of assigning more underreported income to the rich looks more reasonable.
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Maluuba describes its approach as "divide and conquer," taking on the Atari 2600 title by breaking it up into various smaller tasks and assigning each to individual AI agents.
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But some users had an unusually large number of headshots, and it appeared as if the researchers had made some errors in assigning players to the wrong experimental conditions.
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Today is planning day for the next month, so I spend the morning sending emails, assigning tasks out to contractors, and setting up our clients' budgets for next month.
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KeyBank appeared to be the only bank launching coverage on Tuesday that did not recommend buying Lyft, instead assigning it a "sector weight" rating and warning of slowing growth.
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McLay never had any intention of exclusively assigning Aliche and Savage Black clients when she hired them, and neither of the Level II trainers signed on with that expectation.
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Last December, Mashable published a guide to the best plants to give as gifts, which is basically the gift equivalent to assigning someone a packet of leafy green homework.
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The goal is to turn the process of bringing on an employee and assigning them hardware and the services they'll need to operate — like Gmail or Salesforce — right away.
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The maps could be used to locate products like Wi-Fi-connected lighting, for example, automatically assigning names and locations to lights in customers' bedroom, kitchen, and so on.
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BRUSSELS, July 2 (Reuters) - A deal on assigning the European Union's top jobs is getting "closer and closer", Donald Tusk, chairman of the EU leaders' summit, said on Tuesday.
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The software does this by assigning a long random number, known as a key, to each data field, such as "name" or "account number", that is to be pseudonymised.
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This muting activity will be visible to anyone joining the broadcast from either Periscope or Twitter, but assigning chat moderators can only be done from Periscope, the company says.
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For 23 weeks starting today, the company is randomly assigning people to one of three diet and exercise plans, then asking them to report back on how they fared.
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With the Trump administration reaching the 100-day milestone, many political observers are taking a snapshot approach, focusing on the President's poll numbers or assigning him a letter grade.
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Presidential spokesman Harry Roque said the issue would be raised with an international ocean mapping agency under the United Nations, which was responsible for assigning names on underwater features.
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He and co-founder Steven Sakayroun (a software engineer and IBM alum) came up with the idea for assigning location coordinates to mobile numbers in previous software development roles.
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In his 2010 film, "Dogtooth," a middle-class couple raises three children according to an elaborate set of codes and rituals that include assigning new meanings to common words.
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BMO's Joel Jackson initiated coverage of the chemical-maker with an "outperform" rating, assigning a price target of $160 - a potential gain of over 15 percent from Wednesday's close.
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The former vice president recently said American values are being "shredded" by Trump, and accused the president of assigning "moral equivalence" to those who carry out violent, hateful acts.
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In 2007, CMS adopted a new system for assigning different health conditions levels of severity, which could affect how much hospitals are paid for treating patients with those conditions.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German stock exchange operator Deutsche Boerse said it will change the rules for assigning companies to indexes below the country's blue-chip index DAX to boost transparency.
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In the workplace, this means assigning tasks to people based on their personality types, which is one of the things that the MBTI is supposed to help companies do.
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And Pelosi has plenty of tools with which to whittle away at the opposition number, not least of all assigning committee posts, selecting office space and naming special appointments.
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The brazen false flag is a case study in the difficulty of assigning blame in a world where hackers routinely borrow one another's identities to throw investigators off track.
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The VPN keeps your data safe and anonymous by assigning you a temporary IP address and hides your true IP address from every website or email you connect with.
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Fitch had dropped Chicago's general obligation rating to BBB-minus, one step above the junk level, from BBB-plus in March, assigning a negative outlook to the lower rating.
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The Bureau of Prisons released a policy change to its manual, which now says that the department will use "biological sex" as the basis for assigning facilities and bathrooms.
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Tyler was a newly hired, fresh-faced television producer who would now be assigning and editing my stories in the newsroom where I had worked for almost 30 years.
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She profiles numerous characters and explores the dynamics of how they function in their space, assigning all corners of her fictive metropolis their own chapter and particular color palette.
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SoftBank is the belle of the ball in banking these days, with some firms assigning teams solely to recruit and land deals involving the $100 billion mega tech fund.
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The letters declared April 3 as "Punish a Muslim Day," and called for offenses ranging from verbal abuse to murder and bombings, assigning a point value to each one.
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This year, several associate judges took the rare step of criticizing him in public, accusing him of abusing his authority of assigning cases to get the verdicts he desired.
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We asked John Manning, senior director at the North American Numbering Plan Administration, the group responsible for administering and assigning telephone numbers in the United States, that very question.
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It's designed to cut carbon pollution from the electricity sector by 32 percent over 2005 levels by 2030 by assigning states individual reduction targets based on their energy mix.
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Mr. Lowry, who spent three weeks recruiting and assigning writers for the issue, still does not shy away from publishing or writing pieces that are harsh toward the president.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders offered the Trump administration's "fullest condemnation" on Monday, but she did not go as far as May in assigning blame to Russia.
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Perhaps a better solution would be to stop assigning sex at birth and remove gender markers from government-issued documents entirely, thus eliminating the entire hassle before it begins.
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Her motion also suggests that a judge take additional actions, such as assigning a court-ordered monitor and requiring training to make sure that no further such discrimination occurs.
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There are good larger points to be made here — about assigning blame in wartime and what it means to soldier on under deeper burdens than immediate circumstances, however awful.
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With this, maintainers will now be able to report vulnerabilities from their repositories and GitHub will handle assigning IDs and adding the issues to the National Vulnerability Database (NVD).
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Omnicare was accused of failing to obtain new prescriptions from doctors after the old ones expired or ran out of refills, and instead assigning new numbers to old prescriptions.
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Assigning such a pejorative label to her would overlook her roles as a wife, a mother, and a successful entrepreneur, all because of an illegal act in the past.
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Observers like Mr. Jilge of the Council on Foreign Relations say that caution is prudent in assigning blame, but that suspicion of Moscow is warranted given the accumulating pattern.
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If you have a group of 20 people, that means assigning eight people to discuss the topic as members, with six people offering critiques, and the last six observing.
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Researchers did blood tests on 12,336 men and women, average age 57, assigning them an "inflammation composite score" based on white blood cell count, clotting factors and other tests.
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"I am happy to be in China and we are assigning the same high degree of importance to the military to military relationship, as you just noted," Mattis said.
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By the 1960s, advocates were pointing to studies showing that assigning bail was unnecessary: The vast majority of people would return to court if released without paying money bail.
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At the time, I wondered if the network might not be assigning too much weight to major events, at the expense of the more traditional and typical TV lineup.
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Because of the inherent difficulty in assigning numeric odds to everything from effects of policy investments to global catastrophic risks, it's moved away from relying too heavily on quantification.
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"I think it's on us to identify where notions of beauty come from and to be careful in the ways that we are assigning value based on that," she says.
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Essentially, the bill would give the federal government the ability to really scrutinize states with a history of voter discrimination, assigning election observers to states or municipalities with repeated problems.
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Rather than exhaustively recap each episode, though, we thought we'd chart Jimmy McGill's moral journey by paying attention to his various decisions and assigning him a Dungeons & Dragons*-style alignment.
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There's sleep tracking onboard as well — though it's pretty basic stuff, utilizing the accelerometer to determine how much the wearer is moving and assigning it either light or restful sleep.
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Iowa's caucus system uses state delegate equivalents (SDEs) to tally up total votes for each candidate, assigning delegates for the Democratic National Convention based on the state delegate equivalent results.
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Bernstein says Richardson also ejaculated on her chest during a shoot the photographer told her was for V Magazine, but which the magazine does not recall ever assigning to him.
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ABUJA (Reuters) - Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari swore members of his cabinet into office on Wednesday, assigning a new minister of state for petroleum in Africa's top producer of crude oil.
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It also suggested that a mentorship program be set up, assigning experienced commanding officers to help sailors develop leadership skills and focus on seamanship, navigation, team building and operational safety.
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And even if we don't buy into that, others will gladly do it for us, assigning us to one box or another solely based on whom they see us dating.
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However, when considering an audience of educators or the general public, assigning value to a certificate becomes murkier, as it's dependent on the reasons a participant is taking the course.
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When an AI is evaluating its choices and assigning each card a value, those values can be manipulated by certain personality quirks that Woods programs the AI to choose from.
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The most important part in jump-starting an effective video-centric communication strategy is assigning clear ownership with an adequate amount of empowerment and resources to reach video strategy goals.
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Physicists therefore have to simplify or "parameterize" clouds in their global models, assigning an overall level of cloudiness to each grid cell based on other properties, like temperature and humidity.
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Some points of China's argument were rejected by the WTO panel, including a claim that the Commerce Department systematically punishes Chinese state enterprise by assigning them high anti-dumping rates.
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Recruiting, assigning and promoting: I am not familiar with the CIA's personnel system that Jeffrey holds up as a model for recruitment, assignments and promotions that responds to policy needs.
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Tech firms have moved fast to develop new products, but assigning liability - who is responsible for any accidents or losses - is not always clear, the WEF said in a report.
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The chart below tracks the price movements for each index, beginning with the inception of the QQQE in March 173, and assigning an initial value of 100 for each index.
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But the market is betting on a rate cut as soon as September and is assigning about a 25 percent chance to two reductions by the end of the year.
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Instead, Pandora leans on natural language processing to parse the content of a given podcast episode, assigning descriptors related to content type, production style, the host profile, and lots more.
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Assigning responsibility for the attack could be difficult, but it could stir Erdogan to take an even tougher stance toward Kurdish separatists, CNN intelligence and security analyst Bob Baer said.
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On the fake news question, the funny thing about that is that [Google's] PageRank is a pretty good system for assigning webpages authority without having to pick winners and losers.
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Or in another situation, instead of assigning someone a set of goals, you can invite them to participate in the formation of those goals and enable them to choose it.
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Money markets are assigning less than a 50 percent probability of an ECB rate hike this year and 80 percent likelihood of a rate hike from the Bank of England.
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But ascribing all of the weight to economic and structural problems and assigning to the government the primary responsibility for curing them is both analytically false and certain to fail.
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The 3rd Circuit, however, said she could only act to enforce the settlement agreement's provision barring players from assigning litigation funders a right to seek money from the claims administrator.
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"Too often groups will make a decision to do something without assigning personal responsibilities, so it is not clear who is supposed to follow up by doing what," Dalio writes.
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In assigning the rating to CICC, Fitch has taken the Chinese sovereign (A+/Stable) as the ultimate source of extraordinary support to CICC and notched the rating three levels down.
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The researchers undertook a large experiment assigning people to groups under controlled conditions, varying the gender makeup and asking groups to make decisions either by majority rule or unanimous agreement.
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Baltimore Police spokesman Lieutenant Jarrod Jackson said the department is using a variety of strategies to make up for staffing shortages, including assigning specialized officers to handle more routine duties.
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Yes, but: In a press call following its announcement, Facebook executives including Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg, made it clear that assigning blame for the disinformation campaign falls to Washington.
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It is, essentially, a sales tax, among the oldest taxes that exist, but it hasn't been done because assigning a fixed monetary value to our data can be very difficult.
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It is a slightly inexact application of Pete Palmer's concept of linear weights, which is a process of assigning point values to various statistics so they can be properly compared.
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Each said that their M.F.A. programs did not recognize the Spanish-speaking side of their identities, either by assigning Latino authors or by supporting the Spanish element of their work.
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Zupco's acting CEO Everisto Madangwa said in a phone interview that those security measures include assigning at least one police officer to each bus, "to ensure passenger comfort and safety".
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One of its mechanisms for choosing channels is assigning them a "P-Score," which is a numerical value determined by an algorithm that Google says it's tested against 5,000 campaigns.
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In its latest attack on the president, the Bloomberg campaign is seizing on an issue that is bringing a wave of anxiety to the country — and instantly assigning political blame.
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The plan includes expanding rapid response teams to fix problems on the tracks and assigning E.M.T.s at five stations to respond when passengers need medical assistance, another reason for delays.
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Letter To the Editor: Katherine Stewart's April 17 Op-Ed essay, "When Is a Church Not a Church," is a textbook example of unfairly assigning nefarious motives to lawful action.
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"Assigning fault in an accident is rarely a zero-sum process where one driver is 100 percent at fault whereas the other driver is zero percent at fault," she said.
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I like the existential conversation that happens around Kafka, and I used to enjoy assigning Dennis Cooper's "My Loose Thread" because it provoked such strong feelings, of love, of revulsion.
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The final guidelines will see companies given a choice between assigning a non-executive director to represent staff, creating an employee advisory council, or nominating a director from the workforce.
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Castro's plan also reimagines enforcement along the border, including the reconstitution of Immigration and Customs Enforcement by "splitting the agency in half and re-assigning enforcement functions" within the agency.
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" — "Stuck on Ourselves" (1993) "Under my system any teacher caught assigning Dickens to a person under the age of 25 would be sentenced to teach summer school at half pay.
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Punishment would be harsher for assigning 'Moby Dick,' a book accessible only to people old enough to know what it is to rail at God about the inevitability of death.
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Lyft's IPO priced at the top end of its upwardly revised range last month, assigning it a valuation of more than $24 billion in an offering that raised $2.34 billion.
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Keith recalls plugging in his turntable, zoning on in a single drumbeat from a track on a record, and assigning that single sampled drumbeat to one of the 16 pads.
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In seventh grade, she told me she'd be assigning me a mentor; there was an organization, called the Seedling Foundation, that provided adult mentors for kids with parents in prison.
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These studies involve randomly assigning participants to two groups — one that receives treatment (the experimental group) and one that doesn't (the control group) — to measure how effective the treatment is.
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However, when it comes to assigning a multiple for the purposes of valuation, public investors still tend to rely more heavily on revenue growth to represent the momentum of the business.
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Prudent US commanders took to assigning the AGI a station in the formation, lest it get in the way or cause a collision when the task force changed course or speed.
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"After all, Europe is a woman," he told a news conference after three day of tortuous talks between 28 EU leaders on assigning the bloc's top jobs exposed their deepening divisions.
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The College Board, the nonprofit group that runs the standardized test, said it will start assigning a score to students who take the SAT to reflect their social and economic backgrounds.
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Arizona also demoted a pair of 21-year-old players, assigning center Laurent Dauphin (one goal, one assist in 18 games) and defenseman Anthony DeAngelo (two, five in 11) to Tucson.
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By assigning the AV test vehicle to bring dirty laundry from their four stores to their central cleaning plant, they freed up 2 employee drivers to serve customers at luxury hotels.
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But US Customs and Border Protection has been criticized for assigning agents to stand outside her room and then seize her as soon as she was medically cleared to go home.
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There's no such thing as the "standard" $60 AAA game in VR. That's partly because even AAA studios that work in VR, like Ubisoft, are assigning small teams to limited projects.
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The system that Facebook seeks to patent augments that process with machine learning, gathering signals about the likelihood that the reported content is in fact objectionable and assigning it a score.
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Whirlpool's simplified voice commands for Google Assistant and Alexa devices mean you'll no longer need to state the specific brand when requesting to complete an action, such as assigning wash settings.
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So the HomePod is using all seven physical speakers to create an array of virtual speakers and assigning those virtual speakers different parts of the music for increased clarity and bass.
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While Jia was eventually able to secure funding from Evergrande, the deal came with severe terms, like assigning away the rights to Faraday Future's intellectual property and many of its assets.
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" The backdrop: Allies including Germany and Japan had sought more information from the U.S. before assigning blame, but German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Tuesday that the evidence against Iran was "strong.
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Most important, teach your child collaboration skills by taking the time to talk about any group projects at school, and introducing them to best practices around assigning work and ensuring accountability.
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A new app in China is now assigning users a personal credit score, and it's drawing comparisons to the season three opener of Black Mirror where an app assesses people's worth.
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There's nothing here to suggest that aggregating the handful of reviews of that book and assigning a grade to them will help that book find an audience, however worthy it is.
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By calling attention to these violations, and by assigning key responsibilities to the National Intellectual Rights Property Coordination Center, the administration is taking an important step toward checking China's economic expansion.
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The Dutch-led international team tasked with assigning criminal responsibility for the plane's destruction named the four suspects as Russians Sergey Dubinsky, Oleg Pulatov and Igor Girkin, and Ukrainian Leonid Kharchenko.
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Having this information not only creates the satisfaction of assigning a name to recognizable parts of the film experience, but it also equips you to maximize the quality of the same.
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Johnson is still working out details of his plan, which involves such intricacies as assigning "shareholder days" to those owning corporate stock within a year for purposes of taxing capital gains.
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VARIATIONS FROM CRITERIA Fitch's global master criteria report Insurance Rating Methodology references the Insurer Financial Strength (IFS) as the typical initial anchor rating when assigning ratings to an insurance holding company.
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Witches remain in business so long as we feel powerless: They offer the blessed relief of assigning blame; they allow us to distill spite, that heady brew of vindication and humiliation.
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We can't fix them with more security analysts any more than a retailer could fix shoplifting by assigning a security guard to watch every shopper as they wander around the store.
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A United Nations-OPCW Joint Investigative Mechanism (JIM) carried out the task of assigning blame for chemical weapons attacks, but Russia vetoed a resolution to extend its mandate beyond November 2017.
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Born way back in 2008, Klout promised to measure your influence based on your social media activity, assigning users a "Klout score" from 1 to 100 based on their social pull.
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They escaped to Jordan with their daughter, and applied for asylum with the UN; they spent two years vetting the couple before assigning them to resettle in the US in 2012.
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On the other side of the workroom, installed autocrat The Vixen set about demonstrating that it can happen here by assigning roles outright, without accepting any input from her team members.
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"We're making progress against violent crime," he said, adding that he had "full confidence" in Ms. Coley as his police director and her initiatives of assigning more road and foot patrols.
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In the meantime, we need to be cautious about assigning blame and be patient while men right themselves, lest we find our nation even more divided by men falsely claiming victimhood.
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" Even the current first lady, Melania Trump, took the somewhat unusual step of issuing a statement that appeared to align somewhat with her predecessors, while also avoiding assigning partisan blame. "Mrs.
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The timing has provoked anxiety among some Trump aides, who worry it will be explicit in assigning blame to the White House political operation and other advisers if Republicans lose badly.
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Some college classes and educators are trying to teach students about dating, love and sex in an attempt to reverse the culture against dating -- even assigning students to go on dates.
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IT teams can also automatically set up Jira to alert people about high priority tickets, such as assigning the ticket and having Slack or a text message automatically notify the team.
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And since AI is constantly watching the video streams, it can extract valuable data about timing and actions across the entire assembly line, which can inform new ways of assigning work.
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Company officials acknowledged that assigning their sales staff to scrutinize suspicious orders was a conflict of interest, according to emails cited in the legal filing, but allowed the practice to continue.
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Fed officials have indicated they will be raising rates two more times in 2018, but the market has been skeptical, with traders assigning just a 51 percent chance of that happening.
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Assigning the chief of staff to such a specific policy initiative is rare, given the top aide's duties in running White House operations and overseeing disparate factions in the West Wing.
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In a large newsroom, the collaboration between a reporter and a photographer often depends on the whims of their respective assigning editors, who calculate strengths, weaknesses, and, most of all, availability.
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France's fiscal strength will not improve to the extent that the rating agency envisaged when assigning the positive outlook on the Aa2 rating in May 2018, Moody's said in a statement.
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Those include hiring employees, discharging employees, determining individual employee rates of pay and benefits, day-to-day supervision of employees, assigning individual work schedules, positions and tasks, or administering employee discipline.
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We believe the State Department is making a big mistake in not re-assigning these positions and putting off the decision on an appointment of special envoy to monitor anti-Semitism.
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If you have a pet-sitter, housekeeper, neighbor or others accessing your home while you're away, consider upgrading to a keypad lock and assigning each individual a unique code, said Morris.
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Most high schoolers have some sort of way to use their school emails at home, but assigning laptops has a positive effect on student-teacher communication, according to the Hechinger Report.
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The OIG recommends State Secretary Mike Pompeo discipline any political appointees, including U.S. envoy to Iran Brian Hook, who have violated policies against using non-merit based factors when assigning employees.
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"We will need to reallocate jobs to 500,000 workers," he said, including assigning workers different jobs within the same or a different company, early retirement or encouraging them to become entrepreneurs.
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However, the chances of the U.S. central bank holding the line rose sharply Monday as oil prices spiked, with traders now assigning the equivalent of a 34% chance of no move.
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He said Mr. Trump considered the hacking episode to be "simply an intractable disagreement at this point," thus effectively assigning equal weight to the Russian and American views on the matter.
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Since 2010, city inspectors have been assigning grades to restaurants, which are required to post them prominently, as a way to heighten awareness of food safety and hold restaurants more accountable.
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But some points of China's argument were rejected by the WTO panel, including a claim that the U.S. Commerce Department systematically punishes Chinese state enterprise by assigning them high anti-dumping rates.
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Assigning an exact chance to how polling this early translates to the eventual results is difficult because of the high number of candidates running and the traditional volatility of Iowa caucuses' polling.
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It had to do something, so the Nasdaq-listed company set up an experiment, randomly assigning its employees either to work from home or in the office for a nine-month period.
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" Last summer, Sessions launched an "Opioid Fraud and Abuse Detection Unit" within the Department of Justice, assigning 12 prosecutors to "focus solely on investigating and prosecuting healthcare fraud related to prescription opioids.
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With no trade deal, and much higher tariffs, global growth will clearly be lower and the markets are assigning a lower multiple to the markets, but how much is still not clear.
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We gave ourselves a breakneck education in journalism, we mentored one another in editing and assigning stories, in moderating a rowdy community of commenters and figuring out what social media was for.
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Amazon, Microsoft, and Apple want you to feel like you're talking to a human, and they've all decided to attach a gender to each assistant by assigning them female names and voices.
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"The reality is we're at much closer to mid-cycle for both companies than we are a peak or trough, and investors are assigning the wrong multiple to both companies," he said.
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Mr Pruitt could simply have ignored the recommendations issued by the boards—though this might prove awkward when defending the policies before a judge—or tied up scientists by assigning menial tasks.
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Seemingly clinging to a creaky branch, Mylan's embattled CEO Heather Bresch on Thursday defended her company's widely panned price hike of EpiPens, assigning blame instead to an "outdated" U.S. health care system.
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Though BPD's administrative investigation into the "Crime Stoppers" tip remained open, BPD opened a third, separate investigation into the new tip, assigning a new, third detective to investigate the same officer's conduct.
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While its main use is for retraining soldier abilities — something you shouldn't have to do often, if at all — assigning an Engineer to this facility increases your soldier healing rate by 100%.
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Essentially, Hex's AI evaluates every card active on the board and in its hand, assigning them a numerical value that is positive for its cards and negative for the human opponent's cards.
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Launched in 2009, the Aadhaar system is an ambitious, albeit flawed program aimed at assigning unique identity numbers, not only to Indian citizens, but everyone who resides and works in the country.
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"There is pushback [from the market] against the core definition of the liquidity measurement, assigning days of liquidity to every asset," said Neal Epstein, senior credit officer at Moody's in New York.
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And that demands an elaborate structure of institutions devoted to assigning, diffusing, limiting, channeling, and constraining that authority so that it protects rather than undermines life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
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The platform also automates the work of managing a project, in terms of assigning tasks to labellers and making sure there is enough overlap and duplication to keep accuracy and consistency high.
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The U.S. is engaged in a fragile cease-fire arrangement with the Russians in Syria, which some have suggested could make the White House cautious about assigning blame for the DNC hack.
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This was the problem faced by the MIT group: Even very simple functionality in Ruby on Rails applications, like assigning values to variables, tends to be defined in often-vast external libraries.
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Most tests of low-carb diets have involved either measuring what people eat over long periods of time or assigning people to different diets and then tracking their weight and health outcomes.
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Instead the chief justice, normally the court's longest-serving judge, has the job of choosing when to hear cases and then of assigning each to a "bench" of two or more justices.
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At stake was whether a school district could use race as a "tiebreaker" when assigning students to different campuses, as a way to achieve diversity and avoid what amounted to segregated schools.
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In the past, drug traffickers were reluctant to use containers because they would frequently lose control of the product for an extended period and would have difficulty assigning blame for a loss.
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The senior official was adamant that the woman's allegations were taken seriously and procedures were followed and they also said no evidence was presented that warranted re-assigning Hyten during the investigation.
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The wind caused all sorts of problems and a watery grave for many a ball, even a shank by American Charles Howell, who had no problem assigning the blame to the conditions.
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After assigning 22015 Hornets to combat deployments and 235 to the dedicated training squadron, the Corps discovered it had just 2250 F/A-218s available for squadron-level training at eight units.
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In Oklahoma, aside from the shaming videos, clubs have made their own efforts to keep parents in line, including assigning game proctors to document bad behavior and even having children reprimand them.
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