In addition, by awarding financial support to the cultural club, it noted, the academy was, in effect, awarding one of its members, Ms. Frostenson.
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In 2008, Texas had both a Democratic caucus and a primary, with the caucus awarding one-third of the state's delegates and the primary awarding the rest. Mrs.
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Awarding a person suggests endorsement of their beliefs and personality.
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Those opposed to awarding American the flight have until Nov.
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So we won't be awarding any Pinocchios in this kerfuffle.
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After that ruling, the Justice Department began awarding the grants.
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Or are they awarding based on their assessment of potential?
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All that's left is awarding the medals 290 meters later.
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Awarding someone who isn't alive is rare, the school said.
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Harris returned to speak after the awarding sponsor was removed.
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Most states wound up splitting their delegates, awarding a pool of at-large delegates proportionally by the percentage of the vote and awarding other delegates to the candidates who lead in each congressional district.
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It shocked most legal observers, awarding Hogan $140 million in damages.
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This year the awarding committees seem to have got that right.
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Many other celebrities choose to give back by awarding college scholarships.
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He wants to block the court from awarding Cindra spousal support.
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But the process of awarding a delta is a lot easier.
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Dassault Systèmes's 3DEXPERIENCE Lab is awarding 'The Most Innovative Hardware Startup'.
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In the velodrome they'll be awarding medals in men's omnium cycling.
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It led to the awarding of the NHL's first penalty shot.
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The referee eventually intervened, awarding Gaethje his third successive knockout win.
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He also said the jury acted reasonably in awarding punitive damages.
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The Women's Tennis Association has been awarding record-breaking prize money.
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France Football magazine has been awarding the Ballon d'Or since 1956.
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Awarding the casting agents who selected those actors for their roles.
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Eastern capitals demanded geographical balance in awarding the prominent Brussels roles.
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Several Olympians, coaches and sports officials say the Olympic spirit is dampened and the credibility of the Olympic movement undermined by the emotional toll taken on athletes by the awarding, stripping and re-awarding of medals.
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THE Norwegian Nobel Committee has a penchant for awarding premature peace prizes.
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Other states are developing rules and awarding licenses at a faster clip.
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In 2017, NNPC published results in January awarding contracts to 39 companies.
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A jury found in ZeniMax's favor in February, awarding it $500 million.
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In 2012, a jury sided with Obrycka, awarding her $850,000 in damages.
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The awarding of electoral votes is determined by each individual state legislature.
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CTA later apologized for the mishap before ultimately re-awarding the prize.
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Some juries have sided with the plaintiffs, awarding large amounts of damages.
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As a result, they will not factor into the awarding of delegates.
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Some schools, however, have long shunned the practice of awarding honorary degrees.
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Universities have a long history of awarding college credit for physical education.
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"The Hurt Locker" (2008) is an intense, awarding-winning film about war.
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Or a hotel making up for a bad experience by awarding points.
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On the Democratic side, Indiana is awarding 83 delegates, proportionally as usual.
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The new Oscar awarding achievements in popular film is a bad idea.
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Are they awarding the performances they hear, or the potential they discern?
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Much will depend on the Democratic Party's arcane math for awarding delegates.
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Including the other tournaments, the League will be awarding €250,000 in prizes.
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Election officials said there were no political considerations in awarding the contract.
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A Florida jury agreed, awarding Hogan $140 million in damages earlier this year.
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The jury ultimately sided with them, awarding the family exactly $1,593,500 in damages.
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They found that competition winners cheated, awarding themselves more money than they deserved.
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So the pro-life group is awarding the President the distinguished leader award.
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It aims to add 15,000km by 2022, awarding projects through strict online tenders.
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Harvey's faux pas was awarding the Miss Universe crown to the wrong woman.
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The government has said it followed the correct procedures in awarding the deal.
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Corruption and self-dealings in awarding Cup sites have been all too frequent.
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The ATP also stopped awarding ranking points for Davis Cup victories this year.
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Unprintable here, the subheadline even suggests awarding gold medals for exceptional, uh, performance.
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Local governments also would be forbidden from considering those policies when awarding contracts.
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Since then, lower courts have changed their opinions, awarding compensation to the victims.
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The Constitution also calls for awarding at least one representative to each state.
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He dismissed the shareholder's allegation that awarding Musk was equivalent to corporate waste.
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This year's Emmys aren't just about awarding those few hours of farewell television.
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"But the awarding bodies should not discriminate about this being different," he said.
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The court ruled in Cohen's favor, awarding him more than five million dollars.
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By awarding the contract to State Grid, Islamabad paid a higher price, they said.
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A growing number of corporate universities are awarding degrees in conjunction with traditional universities.
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In 203, the Michelin Guide began awarding coveted stars to restaurants in the district.
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Airbus allies say awarding the airborne surveillance contract to Boeing would "reward bad behaviour".
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For all his hustling this week, I am awarding Jay this week's Fishy award.
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It's not clear if Trump knew of the discussions about awarding Putin the penthouse.
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We're also awarding bonus points for the popped blazer collar on the included figure.
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The IOC is considering awarding the 2024 and 2028 Games at the same time.
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What are we awarding the director for, that isn't already encapsulated in Best Picture?
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The revelations prompted the government to take a much tougher line when awarding contracts.
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And the results were electrifying, with judges awarding him with 24 out of 30.
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This prompted Zeldin to ask the Navy about awarding Stone his first Purple Heart.
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In 2013, Obama honored Rustin's life by awarding him the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
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To all of the other awarding bodies and institutions: This is how it's done.
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Airbus allies say awarding the airborne surveillance contract to Boeing would "reward bad behavior".
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By awarding such a senior job to Johnson, she also showed a conciliatory side.
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Awarding the Games 11 years in advance also implies increased financial and political uncertainty.
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Amazon has said that it believes political interference influenced the awarding of the contract.
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He'd once glimpsed an article about the country's prime minister's awarding an Olympic gymnast.
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Salesforce is awarding over $5 million in cash bonuses to its top five executives.
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Gregorius wasn't awarding himself any style points, but he was pleased with the outcome.
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The presentation in October will mark Trump's second time awarding the Medal of Honor.
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Awarding the benefit of the doubt, though, means acknowledging the presence of legitimate doubts.
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The allegations caused the awarding of the Nobel Prize in Literature to be delayed.
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I feel the Grammy awarding system is way off and completely out of touch.
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The fake photo of Trump awarding the dog a Medal of Honor was altered from a real photo of Trump awarding James McCloughlan, an retired Army medic who saved men's lives during the Vietnam War, with the Medal of Honor in July 2017.
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Online for-profit schools currently dominate the awarding of doctorate degrees to intelligence professionals, with four private for-profit online schools — Capella University, Walden University, the University of Phoenix, and Northcentral University — awarding the most degrees, almost 211 percent of the total.
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The process of considering candidates and awarding the Nobel Peace Prize is done in Norway.
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Local governments are also forbidden from considering those policies when awarding a contract, she said.
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According to the math, the results would be about the same of awarding them proportionally.
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HP Tech Ventures will be awarding the inaugural "Breakthrough Innovation Award" to one lucky company.
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Besides updating systems, organizations need to overhaul the system of awarding network privileges to employees.
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The latest verdict overturned that decision, awarding the government 42.2 million crowns from the plaintiffs.
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Mr Maduro has reciprocated by recognising Russia's annexation of Crimea and awarding Rosneft more licences.
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German music publishers decided to stop awarding the prize in order to prevent future controversies.
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There was no recommendation to change any criteria for the awarding of the Purple Heart.
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It is rising amid protected wetlands and faces charges of cronyism in awarding construction contracts.
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It would require a new system for calculating and awarding subsidies to low-income purchasers.
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Prosecutors in Peru have been probing potential wrongdoing in the awarding of the pipeline contract.
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The change could also lead to courts awarding less alimony to the lower-earning spouse.
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Michelin launched its maiden gastro-guide to Seoul in 2016, awarding Ristorante Eo one star.
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Obama surprised Biden at a farewell ceremony by awarding him the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
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At a White House ceremony Tuesday awarding the Medal of Freedom to retired Army Gen.
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The UAE shares close ties with India, last month awarding Modi its highest civilian honor.
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But since he didn't email us to claim his prize, we're awarding you the trophy.
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Three juries have found J&J liable, awarding a total of $172 million in damages.
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The awarding of the chip contract to AMD is a big win for the company.
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There is no indication that Biden played a role in the awarding of the contract.
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Edwards was convicted here of extortion in 2000 in the awarding of the casino licenses.
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The official purpose of the dinner is to promote First Amendment values by awarding scholarships.
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She will oversee the awarding of this year's prize, which will be announced in October.
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Mabuza was an ally of Zuma and was accused of involvement in corruption in awarding tenders.
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They said the payments were for awarding benefits to claimants the attorney represented in 3,149 cases.
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Fox News calls Trump awarding the G7 to his own resort as "Home Field Advantage" pic.twitter.
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It aims to add 15,000km to the network by 2022, awarding projects through strict online tenders.
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Or it could be a serendipitous accident and these two different award shows fail at awarding.
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In return for their contribution, the CDC is awarding them a $50 multi-use gift card.
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"Okay, folks," he said a few moments after incorrectly awarding Miss Colombia, Ariadna Gutierrez, the title.
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A jury saw it Katy's way ... awarding her and the Archdioceses $10 mil back in December.
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The 91st Academy Awards came to an end on Sunday by awarding Green Book Best Picture.
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It also forced the Academy to postpone the awarding of the 2018 Nobel Prize for Literature.
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Maisel, 2018 gave us a mountain of incredible films and amazing series ripe for the awarding.
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In awarding money to students, scholarship grantors are trying to make college more accessible, he added.
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Obiang, who came to power in 22014, oversaw the awarding of all the country's oil contracts.
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It said the new selection process would start with the awarding of IAAF events after 2021.
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In 2009, President Obama signed a bill awarding the entire unit the Congressional Gold Medal. Mrs.
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Awarding legal fees to the winning side, he said, would encourage such cases to be litigated.
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The judges also wrongly changed the law related to invalidating patents and awarding injunctions, Samsung added.
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The committee awarding Nobel Prizes does not seem to share Ms. North's narrow view of literature.
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On Tuesday, Arizona, Florida, Illinois and Ohio, will hold primaries awarding a trove of pledged delegates.
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Previously, superdelegates could vote on the first ballot, awarding influence to party insiders in the establishment.
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The awarding of the prize to Ms. Chin suggested a note of continuity at the Philharmonic.
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New research suggests "hard/lab science" is valued over "patient-focused science" in awarding research grants.
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And awarding reparations here could mean Tulsa paves the way for reparations on a national scale.
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In addition, local governments would be forbidden to consider a business's bathroom policy when awarding contracts.
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Predictability when awarding contracts is typically as important as how much money that Congress ultimately provides.
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Seven years later, a federal jury has agreed, awarding the company a stunning $93.6 million judgment.
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It also reflects our federal system by awarding an electoral vote for every senator and representative.
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The board of directors cites the bank's strong 2018 performance in awarding Dimon his highest compensation ever.
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In the end, those judges sided with Felder awarding The Irish Dragon a hard-fought unanimous decision.
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If you enjoy Custom Games awarding experience then please help us combat the behavior we're seeing now.
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In other words, this is about race, but also status, and the control and awarding of resources.
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No word on whether the Academy will begin awarding a Best Audience Dancing prize (but they should).
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Ticketmaster is only awarding vouchers to events that are hosted by LiveNation, the ticketing service's parent company.
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It includes the awarding of academic, artistic, and athletic prizes and the major address of commencement weekend.
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De la Flor said the government would likely start awarding contracts at the end of the year.
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On Monday, Florida jurors compensated Hogan further by awarding him an additional $25.1 million in punitive damages.
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There was controversy in recent years about the Nobel committee passing on awarding a prize to Rubin.
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The Constitution gives each state legislature the power to change its method of awarding its electoral votes.
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Football administrators hardly have the best track record when it comes to awarding things based on merit.
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But they led to an internal partitioning of Bosnia while arguably awarding Serb forces for their atrocities.
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The French authorities are also investigating the awarding of the 2016 Summer Games to Rio de Janeiro.
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In 1860, the House passed a resolution charging President Buchanan for awarding military contracts for political ends.
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The Obama administration on Friday announced it is awarding about $85033 million in grants to expand apprenticeships.
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A jury found both sides liable, awarding $101.2 million in damages to Medtronic, and $660,000 to NuVasive.
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Not awarding the contract, he writes, would have prevented thousands of hurricane victims from obtaining much needed….
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The result, with the jury awarding Mr. Bollea $115 million in compensatory damages, could threaten Gawker's existence.
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Both companies want larger payouts, maintaining that the court's test when awarding extra damages is too restrictive.
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Kindle FreeTime gamifies the reading process, setting goals and awarding kids with badges for hitting various milestones.
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It was a rare instance of Goldman hiring an outsider and awarding him the rank of partner.
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But for decades, awarding a Pulitzer to a musical wouldn't have been a safe, respectable middlebrow choice.
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Rockliff said company accountants studied whether awarding luxury cars to top-growing poppy farmers was worth it.
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No. The cycle of the awarding each Games is well established, with one winner at the end.
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CMS has been awarding millions in unused money to states in need for the past two months.
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In turn, these businesses receive a number of incentives, including preference in the awarding of government contracts.
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Amazon is pointing the finger right at the president over the awarding of the JEDI military contract.
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On Thursday, Brazil's latest auction collected $2.4 billion in pledges, awarding 22 of 68 regions on offer.
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The firm is known for a focus on talent and also on awarding lots of incentive compensation.
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Awarding Kavanaugh a presumption of innocence after Ford's allegation is neither necessary nor appropriate under the law.
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The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation recognized the city's progress, awarding it the 2015 Culture of Health prize.
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Here are six ways the 2017 Emmys set new records and milestones for awarding excellence in television.
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The jury decided it is, awarding Kelly Jones control over the decision about where the children live.
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The listing is expected to help the unit attract and retain talent by awarding bonus shares to staff.
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But these nominations and awards have overwhelmingly been in the technical categories, particularly those awarding visuals and sound.
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The jury will return on Monday to consider awarding Hogan punitive damages on top of the $218 million.
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If Halle Berry could decide, she'd be awarding Ruth Negga the Best Actress Oscar at Sunday evening's show.
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Financial stability is a key factor when US Citizenship and Immigration Services makes decisions about awarding green cards.
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Shyanne sued in 2015 and finally scored a victory last year, with a judge awarding her about $235k.
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The settlement includes an offset for a decision awarding Ecuador $42 million on its environmental and infrastructure counterclaims.
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American officials have threatened to stop awarding contracts to firms whose weapons are deemed vulnerable to cyber-attacks.
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Pelosi criticized Trump for awarding conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh the Presidential Medal of Freedom during the address.
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The process of awarding the contracts has been at the center of a contentious fight on Capitol Hill.
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Virginia's rules for awarding delegates mean that other candidates, particularly Rubio, could come out with delegates as well.
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Awarding scholarships or otherwise covering the cost of attending school is not considered compensation, according to the law.
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The amount comes from the court awarding her 41.5% of the "marital assets" worth just over £1 billion.
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It has prompted studios and awarding parties like the Oscars to shine a brighter light on those individuals.
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And then it truly shelled out, awarding a $193 million contract to Universities Space Research Association in Maryland.
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For Zeke's coolness under pressure, alliance building and spy-shack caliber eavesdropping, I'm awarding him this week's Fishy.
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The judges agreed, awarding Torres a clean sweep unanimous decision with scores of 30-27 in her favour.
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In 2014, President Obama proclaimed his love for the actress when awarding her the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
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Awarding contracts will take time, he said unless the energy ministry expedites the process within power producer SEC.
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After initially awarding a corner, the French referee turned to the video review and then gave a penalty.
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Finally, follow along each week to see how you did – awarding yourself points according to our scoring guide.
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Sure, there's no invisible referee awarding you points and crowning winners, but is any of that really necessary?
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Awarding these films also incentivizes studio execs to make similar films down the line, to recreate their success.
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In 2010 the then-president, François Bozizé, formally rehabilitated him, awarding him the state's grandest medal of honour.
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Or bartenders can mete out drinks like justice, awarding the well-behaved, while teaching the assholes a lesson.
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Campaigners contend that the awarding of the project lacked transparency and was not done in consultation with residents.
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The court should also consider sanctions and the awarding of attorneys' fees as a further message of deterrence.
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It also contains specific guidance on particular elements of agency work, including hiring, grant-awarding and rule-making.
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The Grammys merely have a tradition of not just awarding blockbuster pop but really dang smooth blockbuster pop.
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The IOC could take advantage of this and start awarding Olympics on shorter time horizons, not longer ones.
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The most recent round of the court fight ended in May with a jury awarding Apple $539 million.
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The court promised to improve and said it would begin the process of awarding compensation to the parents.
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Michigan is the biggest prize of that day, awarding more than three times the pledged delegates of Mississippi.
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Pete Wells reviewed it twice for The Times, in 2012 and 2015, awarding it two stars each time.
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The NCCHC also said it was awarding the jail the group's first-ever certification for mental health services.
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However, the state is only awarding 14 delegates on Tuesday, making it the smallest prize of the evening.
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By awarding it with one of its top honors, the CTA is celebrating the responsible use of cannabis.
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The United States Postal Service is on the verge of awarding a major contract for new mail trucks.
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At the higher education level, the US still leads in awarding the most science and engineering doctorate degrees.
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The fund will help Etsy sellers rebuild their businesses by awarding grants to a select number of sellers.
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But the time has come to discard the kickoff altogether, simply awarding the opponent possession after a score.
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But the time has come to discard the kickoff altogether, simply awarding the opponent possession after a score.
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So we've taken it upon ourselves to create 206 trophies that Snapchat should be awarding us with. 1.
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Tyra Banks hosts this Season 12 finale, awarding one of the five remaining contestants the $1 million prize.
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FEMA is legally bound to assess whether applicants might qualify for SBA loans before awarding them FEMA grants.
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She helped galvanize organizations of anthropologists in Africa and Europe and oversaw the awarding of fellowships and grants.
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It averaged 4.6 out of 5 stars among almost 200 Amazon reviewers, with 349.993% awarding it 5 stars.
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In some cases awarding its riders, who are employed as contractors and not employees, only A$10 per delivery.
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Rossello has proposed privatizing the generation of energy and awarding concessions to private contractors for power transmission and distribution.
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There will be no literature prize awarded this year due to a sexual misconduct scandal involving the awarding body.
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While conflicts are often a disqualifying factor in awarding a potential advisory role, doctors can be given a waiver.
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Now she's asking a judge to place an injunction on her father, in addition to awarding her unspecified damages.
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According to the Journal, Grenell's letter marks the first explicit warning about the consequences of awarding Huawei 5G technology.
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In the military: The US Army is awarding the Medal of Heroism to three students killed in the shooting.
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AIG filed a federal lawsuit and the board, reorganized under a more sympathetic governor, caved, awarding AIG $18 million.
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PARIS – The French government says it is tightening rules for awarding the Legion of Honor, France&aposs highest distinction.
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In similar vein, the government should have held an open tendering process when awarding the contract to Seaborne Freight.
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The verdict came after three straight prior jury verdicts in St. Louis against J&J awarding plaintiffs $195 million.
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"Investors are awarding a high multiple to the stock market this year, so IPO investors are benefiting," she said.
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The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences is the oldest among them, having been awarding Oscars since 1929.
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Amazon is awarding the star spellers of this year's national bee with some of their very first endorsement deals.
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Otherwise, all went as usual with the Bee awarding co-champions again on Thursday for the third consecutive year.
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And he's awarding the grievance-filled Putin his most cherished thing -- recognition of Russia's importance on the world stage.
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Bystrov, the head of the industry body, said the government was considering awarding the contract without a competitive tender.
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Unfortunately, this technique led to some spelling errors, but we're still awarding some bonus points for cleverness. [H/T:Reddit]
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The awarding of the 2018 and 2022 finals, to Russia and Qatar respectively, is being probed by Swiss authorities.
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For the second year running, Netflix is awarding its "Netflix Recommended" badges to smart TVs that meet its criteria.
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The school makes an effort to curtail student debt by awarding aid packages with little work-study or loans.
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Or how about when he co-sponsored a bill with Warren herself awarding Selma marchers a congressional gold medal?
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It just feels bizarre to be awarding social justice points to a franchise best known for E. Coli outbreaks.
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It would affect the "policies and procedures for soliciting offers, evaluating proposals, and awarding contracts," according to the Pentagon.
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There wasn't anything obviously criminal or illegal about Philadelphia's awarding a cozy no-bid contract to the mayor's brother.
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Chaffetz, however, asks the NIH to detail its standards for awarding grants and the vetting and oversight of grantees.
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On Monday, the French government announced that they'd be awarding Gassama, who is a Malian migrant, with French citizenship.
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It would affect the "policies and procedures for soliciting offers, evaluating proposals, and awarding contracts," according to the DOD.
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But, before we start awarding Kinsley any prizes, there are at least three questions we might want to ask.
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The City of Santa Monica also announced its scooter permits today, awarding them to Bird, JUMP, Lime, and Lyft.
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Republicans argue that requiring federal contractors to disclose donations would inject politics into the process of awarding federal contracts.
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The Department of Housing said Tu Hogar Renace guidelines for awarding contracts and setting prices were approved by FEMA.
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The organization, which charges customers for some classes, has also started awarding master's degrees that can be earned online.
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Trump's order marked a rare and highly unusual intervention by a US President in the awarding of such commendations.
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Mr. Lederman and the fight's other two judges — including the referee — were criticized for awarding Ali a unanimous decision.
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What makes it most interesting, perhaps, is a complicated handicapping system, awarding head starts based on age and gender.
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Yet in awarding the 2020 Summer Games to Tokyo in 2013, the International Olympic Committee barely considered the weather.
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Article II, Section 1 of the U.S. Constitution is clear on the state power and interest in awarding electors.
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Scientific research ideally is colorblind, with merit the only factor in hiring, publishing or the awarding of research grants.
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Mitch McConnell: Like his predecessor, Chief Justice Rehnquist, the Senate will be awarding Chief Justice Roberts the golden gavel.
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The club maintains tight control over the broadcast, and has been awarding one-year contracts to CBS since 1956.
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Halle Berry introduced actor-singer Will Smith as a "champion for diversity" when awarding him the MTV Generation Award.
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There's more proper representation onscreen now than ever before, and the people awarding these projects have to mirror that.
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She was asking a judge to place an injunction on her father, in addition to awarding her unspecified damages.
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President Trump raised the idea Thursday of awarding bonuses to teachers who are willing to carry guns in schools.
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The company is also awarding some top drivers a one-time cash "appreciation" reward, on a per-trip basis.
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Now, the government is taking control of awarding Academy of Sciences research grants, raising new fears about academic freedom.
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According to the NRA, the Los Angeles law has nothing to do with awarding contracts to the best candidates.
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Some of the moves seemed cribbed straight from daytime television: bringing home a soldier from Afghanistan and reuniting him with his family, awarding a nine-year-old girl with a scholarship, and awarding the conservative radio icon Rush Limbaugh the Presidential Medal of Freedom — complete with a ceremony in the First Lady's box.
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In 2015, there were over 112 major eSports events awarding over $123 million in prizes to the world's top gamers.
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The CIA led the way in 2013 by awarding a $600m cloud contract to Amazon (familiarising cautious officials with AWS).
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Instead of awarding bonuses to executives, all TSB's remaining 8,300 staff received a bonus of 230,2568 pounds for the year.
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After she failed to show up in court, a judge dismissed the case awarding 50 Cent $30,618 for legal fees.
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But awarding the country's highest civilian honor to someone with the sheer scale of the Adelsons' partisan donations is uncommon.
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Audiences seem high on Ryan Reynolds' snarky take on the eponymous sleuthing Pokemon, awarding the film with an A- CinemaScore.
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This morning, Queen Elizabeth has made her grandson a Duke while also awarding him separate Scottish and Northern Ireland titles.
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In October 2015, the City of Las Vegas honored Spriggs and her efforts by awarding her Citizen of the Month.
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H.E.R. can no longer live in obscurity now that she's being recognized by the highest awarding body in her industry.
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They also said its new criteria for awarding grants were "reasonable," and consistent with Congressional intent and HHS' past practices.
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Google is also awarding $1,000 grants to local PTAs in every state in the US that participate in the initiative.
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Their investigations have exposed conflicts of interest, abuse of power, fraud and awarding of state contracts in exchange for bribes.
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The board had previously been criticised for coddling its superstar CEO, awarding him overgenerous pay packages—£303m ($107m) in 2015.
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The CNH has run eight oil auctions to date, awarding 72 exploration and production contracts to more than 60 companies.
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But even awarding recruiters two-points for each diverse hire hasn't had much of an effect on the company's demographics.
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In many cases, DB pensions were offered decades ago when they seemed like a cheap alternative to awarding pay rises.
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Now, DARPA's vision is getting closer to reality, with the agency awarding contracts to eight institutions to develop its ideas.
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In the meantime, they have called on the administration to refrain from awarding further leases, including the two in Wyoming.
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It said they show Gupta-owned companies unduly influence the awarding of government contracts worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
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THE JURY AWARDING THE LEGENDARY WWE WRESTLER $115 MILLION IN COMPENSATORY DAMAGES THEN ADDING ANOTHER $73 MILLION IN PUNITIVE DAMAGES.
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In order to access the money, students must apply, be accepted, and enroll in the particular institution awarding the money.
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The catch is that it involves awarding one member of the coven the honor of being eaten by the rest.
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The few moviegoers who did see the film this weekend seemed to enjoy it, awarding it with an A- CinemaScore.
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The ministry did sign a contract for five new corvettes, but faced criticism for awarding the contract without a competition.
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Most actions that lead to the awarding of the Medal of Honor are based on eyewitness accounts or physical evidence.
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His office said the formal awarding of the SolarCity contract was made by Fort Schuyler on behalf of the state.
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She said she hoped that awarding the prize to Mr. Santos would act as a spur for a future agreement.
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Esper reportedly recused himself from the awarding process as his son had previously worked for one of the unsuccessful bidders.
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Like most people, Mr. Trump senses the fundamental unfairness of awarding the presidency to the loser of the popular vote.
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Esper reportedly recused himself from the awarding process as his son had previously worked for one of the unsuccessful bidders.
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The president tweeted on June 2 that he would be awarding the Medal of Freedom to NBA legend Jerry West.
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Another change included awarding teams two free throws after they have been fouled for the fifth time in a quarter.
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Andalusia's regional government was responsible for awarding the 30-year concession to a Grupo Mexico-Minorbis consortium in February 2015.
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Part of the allegations against FIFA include awarding Russia with the 2018 World Cup and Qatar with the 22.6 competition.
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US regulators are considering awarding banks tangible regulatory points for helping consumers most affected by the coronavirus pandemic, Reuters reports.
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How is such an abandonment and subsequent fraudulent awarding of course grades normalized as partial completion of an MFA degree?
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A U.S. jury on Wednesday cleared CNEX, while awarding the U.S. firm no damages on its own trade theft claims.
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In the late '60s, when a real push for diverse new members was instituted, the Academy went from awarding Oliver!
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In turn, commissioners approved CorrectHealth staying on through June 2018 – ahead of the awarding of a new three-year contract.
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Salesforce is awarding over $22021 million in bonuses to its top five executives, according to a regulatory filing on Monday.
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The family sued, and on Wednesday a jury awarded them $1 million, but the judge reversed the decision, awarding nothing.
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But the Pentagon claims awarding it to multiple companies would be too complex and slow the migration of the data.
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He could accelerate the march of progress by awarding large cash prizes for innovations in energy storage and other technologies.
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The Department of Cultural Affairs has launched the Create NYC Language Access Fund, awarding grants ranging from $5,000 to $25,000.
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McConnell recalled that he took part in awarding the late foreign leader with the Congressional Gold Medal several years ago.
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Matt Warman, a junior culture minister, told lawmakers that Mr. Johnson had no role in the awarding of that grant.
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Dasuki was arrested in 2015 for allegedly awarding contracts with funds meant for Nigeria's military campaign against Boko Haram insurgents.
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He said none of the other members of the administrative team were in favor of awarding Sharapova a wild card.
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To the delight of fawning Democrats, Variety recently announced that it would be awarding its prestigious Impact Award to Chelsea.
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The awarding of this year's Echo music prize to a rapper duo accused of reciting anti-Semitic lyrics caused outrage.
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The nonprofit's mission statement focuses on receiving and awarding grants that will develop and support educational documentary films and filmmakers.
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The Golden Raspberry Awards, known as the Razzies, announced their winners Saturday, awarding the best of the worst in film.
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Appropriations laws in the last several years have generally banned the IRS from awarding contracts to businesses with unpaid taxes.
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BREAKING: Trump bans EPA employees from providing updates on social media or to reporters, bars awarding new contracts or grants.
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State-owned Airports of Thailand Pcl (AOT), which grants the concessions, may consider awarding licenses to multiple operators, analysts said.
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Bernie Sanders, for instance, that the government should experiment with a prize system instead of awarding patents to drug companies.
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Their investigations have exposed conflicts of interest, abuse of power, fraud and the awarding of state contracts in exchange for bribes.
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London's mayor, Sadiq Khan, said awarding Uber a probationary licence "vindicated" TfL's decision to refuse it a new five-year permit.
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Invitees will be determined by awarding spots to winners of other recognized championships and using the Women's World Amateur Golf Ranking.
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IOC president Thomas Bach has hinted he would not be against awarding the 2024 and 2028 Games at the same time.
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The artistic director requested that the court not be involved in awarding spousal support to either himself or his estranged husband.
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TOTAL RECALL Quiz time The judges for which literary award broke the rules this week, awarding two authors instead of one?
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The company said Trump held a private dinner in 2018 at which Catz "advocated against awarding" the JEDI contract to Amazon.
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While we may not be awarding them Oscars any time soon, their antics have prompted spinoffs, weddings, and lots of thinkpieces.
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Their objection was limited to the further step of awarding affirmative benefits — mainly, the ability to work — without Congress's specific approval.
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Failure to correct these violations may result in legal action, besides preventing other federal agencies from awarding contracts, the agency said.
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On Thursday, the Energy Department said it was awarding $55 million for new cost-sharing projects including fuel-efficient vehicle technologies.
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Experts on federal contracting said it would be highly improper for a president to intervene in the awarding of a contract.
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Well, that would be because Amazon thinks Trump has it out for them and inappropriately influenced the awarding of the contract.
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Given the Democrats' policy of awarding delegates proportionally, I'm starting to wonder how anyone puts this thing away before the convention.
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The email also enacted a contract freeze, prohibiting staff from awarding new grants or contracts, as well as continuing work assignments.
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Each sponsor will be awarding prizes to the projects that address their challenges the best, including up to €2000,25 in cash.
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There are few things businesses hate more than the idea of a jury awarding millions of dollars to an aggrieved employee.
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It said it would be awarding a series of grants of between $25k and $50k to bot developers throughout this year.
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It has lost two mesothelioma cases in New Jersey and California, with juries awarding a total of $142 million in damages.
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The last time Kogas entered the market to buy two cargoes in December 2016, it ended up awarding up to 11.
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Colorado was squarely in the Republican column for decades, only awarding its electoral votes to Democrats twice between 303 and 2004.
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Many patent cases are handled in the Texas court, which has a reputation for awarding favorable verdicts to plaintiffs alleging infringement.
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The easiest way to think about these four awarding bodies and their views on racial inclusion is to consider their age.
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Public prosecutors are investigating potential wrongdoing in the process of designing and awarding the contract after Kuczynski's government requested a probe.
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The company last week signed a deal with Eni, awarding the Italian company a 25 percent stake in the offshore project.
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After Galaxy and Sands failed to reach an operational agreement, they split up with the government awarding Sands a subconcession licence.
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She was awarding by the National Press Foundation in 2019 with the prestigious Benjamin C. Bradlee "Editor of the Year" award.
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But it could instead move in another direction by awarding the peace prize to the Peshmerga, who created peace through force.
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This season, the Florida Panthers inexplicably began awarding a "Spacey in Space" hoodie to the most valuable player of each game.
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The novel is a repetitive collage, awarding each character, or household, only a few sentences or paragraphs before swerving away elsewhere.
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A video review showed the ball cleared the fence, awarding Bruce the homer and giving the Mets a 2-1 lead.
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Hillary Clinton has proposed awarding up to a million student-parents $1,500 per year for expenses like child care and transportation.
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The CNH estimates that Ayatsil, Tekel, Pit and Kayab could start producing about two to three years after awarding the areas.
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The Gupta family are friends of President Jacob Zuma who have been accused of unduly influencing the awarding of state tenders.
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After awarding 3.8 GW capacity on Monday, a further 2 GW will be allocated through a competitive price tender this summer.
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Spooked by rising prices, price-sensitive importers India and Argentina backed out of awarding tenders this week, and quickly reissued them.
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We're okay with awarding them a participation trophy on this one, as were the 1.2 million fans who liked the photo.
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After Galaxy and Sands failed to reach an operational agreement, they split up with the government awarding Sands a subconcession license.
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The practice of awarding billions to private interests through the tax code makes it harder to enact real comprehensive tax reform.
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Importantly, the bill reaffirms NSF's merit-based peer review process for awarding grants – the international gold standard for prioritizing research proposals.
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We're awarding her as the Artist of the Decade, and it's a performance everyone is going to want to watch live.
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President Obama, for example, went almost 17 months before awarding the 2012 medals in the arts and humanities in July 2013.
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Until this month, Amazon had been awarding two shares a year to warehouse employees, worth about $3,500 at the current price.
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The literature prize will not be handed out this year after the awarding body was hit by a sexual misconduct scandal.
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A differential of a point, or even half a point, can make all the difference when it comes to awarding medals.
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The NEH is awarding a total of $13.2 million among these organizations to help create and sustain the nation's humanities infrastructure.
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She said she would double the size of the Foreign Service and end the practice of awarding diplomatic posts to donors.
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When awarding federal software contracts, agencies should give favorable consideration if at least 10 percent of the work force is rural.
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Ferguson decision— which upheld state segregation laws — by awarding a victory for the civil rights of African-Americans in Brown vs.
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A coalition of government watchdog groups has added other proposals, including stricter accountability in awarding state contracts and greater budget transparency.
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As part of the escalating wave of knife crime gripping London, young people have started awarding themselves "points" for rival stabbings.
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They are also the teams that employed Curtis McElhinney across his first 10 N.H.L. seasons, without awarding him a playoff start.
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The Gault & Millau guide added to the onslaught, awarding them a score of eight out of 20, a devastatingly poor rating.
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Letter To the Editor: This week, the scientific world celebrated the awarding of the Nobel Prizes for medicine, chemistry and physics.
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Awarding both Games now, to cities eager to hold them and capable of doing so, avoids that problem for a while.
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Google's CEO Sundar Pichai recently announced that the company will be awarding $1 billion in grants over a five year period.
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And instead of awarding grants for individual projects, donors need to move toward multiyear, general-support funding so groups can expand.
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Prominent marijuana activists responded by awarding Sanders with their first-ever trailblazer award at the High Times Business Summit in December.
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After several seconds of suspense, the Hawk-Eye review showed that Ostapenko's shot had landed just long, awarding Gauff the victory.
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The company became a Silicon Valley fairy tale, with investors awarding the privately held company a valuation of around $9 billion.
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Adding intrigue to the bidding process is the possibility of the IOC awarding the 2024 and 2028 Summer Games in Lima.
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The awarding of the prize to Mr. Liu led to a six-year freeze in Norwegian-Chinese relations, which hurt trade.
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Amazon is disputing the awarding of the contract, accusing Trump of exerting improper pressure on the Defense Department to favor Microsoft.
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After greeting the doctors and nurses on duty, he began his rounds, eventually meeting 13 soldiers and awarding 12 Purple Hearts.
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Iraq decided against awarding the contract to Siemens after the Trump administration intervened on behalf of GE, the Financial Times reported.
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Opponents also say technology upgrades would be sidetracked while the private entity was set up, potentially adding years to awarding contracts.
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The verdict came after three straight prior jury verdicts in St. Louis against J&J awarding plaintiffs a combined $195 million.
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He's the first non-classical or jazz artist to win the prize since they started awarding them for music in 1943.
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A month later, Trump was standing in a sumo wrestling ring awarding a human-sized trophy, all orchestrated by the Prime Minister.
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The Gates Family Foundation also is awarding $10,000 to $30,000 grants to rural communities to purchase new digital equipment for movie theaters.
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The bill would speed up their access to degree-awarding powers and government funding, and align their regulation with that of universities.
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Amazon cited a 2018 private dinner hosted by Trump where it alleged that Catz "advocated against awarding" the JEDI contract to Amazon.
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On Wednesday, Trump shared an edited photo, created by the Daily Wire, that showed him awarding the Medal of Honor to Conan.
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Turkey's lira firmed more than two percent this week after President Tayyip Erdogan won last weekend's referendum on awarding him greater powers.
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" President Trump suggests awarding bonuses to trained teachers who carry guns in school: "Frankly, they'd feel more comfortable having the gun anyway.
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All four judges — Heidi Klum, Simon Cowell, Howie Mandel, and Mel B — seemed impressed as well, awarding Hadwin with a standing ovation.
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Just before leaving office in 2017, Obama surprised Biden by awarding him the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor.
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The probe was "procedurally unfair" and was "tainted with apparent bias", the ruling decreed, before awarding costs to the former first minister.
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Before and after training, researchers analyzed transcripts of surgeons' interactions with patients and families, awarding up to 100 points for optimal communication.
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The appeal alleged that the ministry did not consult with the Xinca indigenous people before awarding the Escobal mining license to Tahoe.
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German companies have already experienced disadvantages resulting from China's political calculations, when it comes to the awarding of public contracts, for instance.
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Terry Branstad and others discriminated against a state government official because of his sexual orientation, awarding the employee $1.5 million in damages.
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Several of the justices indicated they might be willing to relax that standard, giving federal judges increased discretion in awarding enhanced damages.
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Bayer to date has lost three U.S. jury trials in the Roundup litigation, with juries in California awarding multi-million dollar awards.
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While Clay declined comment on Friday, he lavished praise on the artwork last year after awarding it a prize in the competition.
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The organization even sent a later tweet patting itself on the back for awarding "12 Nobel Medicine Women" in all 116 years.
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Many howled for years that public market investors were "delusional" awarding Amazon such a high market cap when it constantly lost money.
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Swiss authorities are also investigating whether corruption played a role in FIFA's awarding of World Cup hosting rights to Russia and Qatar.
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Apple won that case with a jury awarding them $399 million in damages -- the total profits from the Samsung phones in question.
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There [are] enormous audiences, rivaling traditional television, watching this programming and it is great the academy will be awarding stuff they love.
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Yet an extended CR would prevent the Army from awarding the prototype contract currently scheduled for the second quarter of FY 2020.
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Toumi, who served as culture minister for 12 years, is accused of squandering public funds and awarding illegal privileges, state TV said.
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The judge chastised the New York congregation for claiming ownership and removed it as Touro's trustee, awarding that power to Jeshuat Israel.
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Despite a jury awarding Simpkins $85033 million, she too was only able to collect $250,000, due to Ohio's state damages cap law.
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Michelin is awarding stars to more informal restaurants, luxury restaurant group D&D London's CEOBut Michelin's method for assessing stars hasn't changed.
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Everything was a competition, so he kept a running score of everyone's Man Points, awarding or deducting them as he saw fit.
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For the 2018-19 school year, 13 states have indicated they will be awarding funds on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Last month three members of the California Assembly introduced legislation barring the state from awarding concessions to any company seeking such trademarks.
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Earlier this year, the German Football Federation (DFB) commissioned a report into alleged irregularities over the awarding of the 2006 World Cup.
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Which is perhaps why this question surprised me when it came unbidden: Are the museums largely awarding exhibitions to heteronormative Black artists?
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"Recent judgments have set precedents, emphasizing the need to strengthen investigation, denying traffickers easy bail and awarding compensation to survivors," he said.
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On December 203, the awarding of that contract was disputed by bidders who had not been given the federal business, Vandiver said.
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The voucher program works by awarding companies with a priority review voucher if they develop a therapy for a rare pediatric disease.
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The loss would also be a significant blow to Trump, given that Florida is a winner-take-all state awarding 2900 delegates.
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"This festival was his hunting ground," Argento said in a speech ahead of the awarding of the Palme d'Or and other prizes.
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Published in 1977, "Song of Solomon" was cited by the Swedish Academy in awarding Morrison with the 1993 Nobel Prize in literature.
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VAR has been responsible for awarding several of these penalties and also used to confirm other on-field decisions made by officials.
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To the Editor: Bob Dylan's silence after the awarding of the Nobel Prize in Literature may be existentialist, as Adam Kirsch argues.
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To understand how this works, it helps to know that there are no national rules in the Republican Party for awarding delegates.
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These employees were already receiving full tuition remission, and by fraudulently awarding themselves additional scholarships they were able to pocket significant funds.
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It has also given one-time payouts, such as awarding moms enrolled in the card a Mother's Day bonus of about $270.
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The sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said Iraq will be awarding contracts in three phases over the next four years.
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It's the crown jewel and was recently awarded a Michelin star despite Michelin being notoriously stingy about awarding stars to Italian venues.
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TV there are security risks involved with awarding contracts to state-owned companies to build transportation infrastructure in the Washington, D.C., area.
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Some migrants said Mexican officials had slowed down the process of awarding the visas or denied them outright without providing any explanation.
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So at the same time you're laying off a bunch of rank and file employees, you're awarding yourself (millions in bonus pay).
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Though, to be fair, awarding the trophy tonight before 24 teams kicked a ball might cause problems at the next FIFA Congress.
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Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown, who appointed Koko, wants Eskom's board to investigate Koko's role in awarding the contracts, the newspaper said.
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Court trials have revealed a pattern of awarding public works contracts in exchange for bribes, with works overvalued, delayed and poorly executed.
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"Awarding these contracts is an important milestone in developing the Bacalhau area," said Anders Opedal, Equinor's head of technology, projects and drilling.
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The inspector general also looked into reports that Harris encouraged favoritism in awarding agency contracts to personal friends, which the CIO denied.
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"I hope the new government that will come after the election will launch new tenders for awarding new exploration licenses," he said.
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Recently, California state lawmakers advanced a measure to prohibit the state from awarding contracts to any company involved in the wall's construction.
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Washington (CNN)The US Army is awarding medals for heroism to three students killed in last week's school shooting in Parkland, Florida.
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Ricardo Rosselló said Wednesday he had ordered a review of process that led to the electric utility awarding the contract to Whitefish.
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The awarding of a patent doesn't always mean a product will come to market — indeed, Apple may choose never to develop it.
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On the other, this year's Emmys really did end up awarding non-white people in a way that represents some real breakthroughs.
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"I was handling daily activities," he said in response to the allegation that he accepted bribes in return for awarding government contracts.
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" Grayling had defended the awarding of the contract last month, telling the BBC: "I make no apologies for supporting a new British business.
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Prosecutors said the public corruption case arose from two separate, overlapping schemes in the awarding of hundreds of millions of dollars of contracts.
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Trump made the announcement at the White House while welcoming various administration officials before awarding the Presidential Medal of Freedom to seven people.
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Suffolk County Supreme Court Judge Patrick Leis III took the unusual step of awarding shared custody rights to both biological parents and Dawn.
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In 2017, the group scored various cities, awarding Los Angeles the 14th spot on the list for the aggregate health of its charities.
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By awarding degrees based on demonstrated competency rather than seat time, progressives can give a leg up to learners who work full-time.
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The faces and cultures that get portrayed on screen and recognized by awarding institutions are not reflective of the vibrant heterogeneity of America.
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It rejected Rennert's argument that the jury rendered an "irrational" verdict by awarding damages despite believing MagCorp was solvent at all relevant times.
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The actual awarding of the Grammys is great, of course, but let's be honest: The performances are the real reason to tune in.
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Trump's opposition to awarding the coveted contract to Amazon would flare periodically with news reports focusing on the online giant, the official said.
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The Pentagon said it "strongly opposes" the request from the internet giant, which is challenging the awarding of a defense contract to Microsoft.
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The event was the institute's 19th annual Alexander Hamilton Award Dinner and was awarding DeVos along with the group's departing president, Larry Mone.
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As president of the organization tasked with awarding and protecting artistry in music, it's Portnow's literal job to deliver better results than that.
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A driverless flying taxi developed by aerospace giant Airbus has taken one step closer to reality with the awarding of a testing contract.
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The present case did not look into matters related to the awarding of the 2006 World Cup to Germany, the ethics panel added.
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The women didn't score quite as well as the men, with the judges praising them but awarding them just 25 out of 30.
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While the outgoing government has covered a very small part of the losses, Conte says he intends to make awarding damages a priority.
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Partly to signal the academy's openness, Vilnius University has started awarding "memory diplomas", mostly posthumously, to some Jewish students evicted on Nazi orders.
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Other corruption investigations, including one looking into the awarding of contracts for new submarines and warships, are still swirling around the prime minister.
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The U.S. aviation safety agency said it was awarding Vietnam a "Category 1" rating two weeks after Reuters reported the decision was expected.
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Since the energy reform was enacted, Mexico has conducted eight oil and gas auctions, awarding some 90 contracts covering onshore and offshore acreage.
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He was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross, Silver Star and the Purple Heart-all later revoked due to Army regulations against awarding animals.
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The government has also driven up its costs by awarding public servants a big pay rise to make good on an election promise.
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Cover image: Russian President Vladimir Putin waves during the awarding ceremony marking the International Volunteer's Day on December 5, 2018 in Moscow, Russia.
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Transnet is one of a handful of state firms accused of irregularities in the awarding of state contracts under former President Jacob Zuma.
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Though it has been loathe to share information for privacy and business reasons, awarding limited data access to cities has solved several standoffs.
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We can use the government's own purchasing power to create quality jobs by prioritizing quality-job-creating companies when awarding new government contracts.
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Analysts argue both plans would add trillions of dollars to the deficit while awarding most of the tax benefits to the nation's wealthiest.
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The German football federation's own report into alleged irregularities over the awarding of the 2006 World Cup was published in March last year.
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British banks have faced mounting criticism from investors for awarding their top executives more favourable pension arrangements than the rest of their employees.
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In turn, Ukraine is obliged to alter domestic economic policies through measures like overhauling the judiciary and changing rules for awarding state contracts.
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British banks have faced mounting criticism from investors for awarding their top executives more favorable pension arrangements than the rest of their employees.
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Within constraints set by the national parties, each state party is allowed to devise its rules for awarding delegates to the national convention.
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Finally, before awarding deference to agency decisions, a court must find that the agency addressed all standards mandated on the agency by Congress.
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A group of Republican lawmakers wrote a letter Thursday asking President Donald Trump not to delay the awarding of a Pentagon cloud contract.
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The decision, announced Thursday morning, comes after revelations about the government awarding security clearances to individuals with criminal backgrounds and suspicious financial dealings.
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The FAA settled on the number in the late 1980s by averaging what juries were awarding in damages to survivors of accident victims.
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At the time, Auburn's track team was granting six athletic scholarships a year while Southeastern Conference rivals were awarding as many as 23.
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A tribunal in The Hague issued a unanimous decision on June 20153, awarding most of the contested waters in the bay to Slovenia.
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In August, a state court in San Francisco found that Roundup had caused the cancer of a school groundskeeper, awarding him $289 million.
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Texas is a key state that will vote on Super Tuesday on March 3, awarding the second biggest pledged delegate haul after California.
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But Mr. Mattis said Congress would have to pass legislation to waive the five-year time limit for awarding the Medal of Honor.
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It is possible that the awarding of new contracts will cease, potentially placing Mexico's future oil exploration and production back into state hands.
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"Significant new policies and procedures have been implemented to strengthen Howard's internal controls with respect to the awarding of financial aid," he said.
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Ms. Warren has proposed a variant on the same theme: awarding $10 billion in new funding to governments that adopt land-use reforms.
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The Department of Homeland Security's Office of Inspector General and two congressional committees are also reviewing the awarding of the contract to Whitefish.
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The awarding of two Olympics at the same time would alleviate that concern for the Summer Games for at least the next decade.
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Amazon is disputing the awarding of the contract, accusing President Donald Trump of exerting improper pressure on the Defense Department to favor Microsoft.
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After awarding the best microscope photography of 2019, Nikon has revealed the winners of a second competition, called Nikon Small World in Motion.
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On Tuesday ADNOC signed a deal with Eni, awarding the Italian company a 25 percent stake in an offshore ultra-sour gas project.
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He was prevented that year from going to Oslo to attend the ceremony awarding imprisoned Chinese dissident writer Liu Xiaobo the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Rome, Luiss University holds 212020th edition of "Alumnus Luiss", annual prize-giving ceremony, this year awarding ECB executive Committee member Fabio Panetta (1900 GMT).
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France's President Francois Hollande "titanic hug" did the rounds earlier this year, with some online commentators awarding it the "most awkward hug ever" accolade.
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In December 2016, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced it was awarding $184 million in funding to protect Americans from the virus.
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The Republican National Committee has canceled its partnership with NBC for a late February debate in Houston and is awarding the broadcast to CNN.
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The NHL is making a big bet on Las Vegas, awarding a hockey franchise to billionaire businessman Bill Foley for the 2017-2018 season.
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The country's chief executives are masters of boosting their own pay by packing their boards with yes-men and awarding themselves generous share options.
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Each winner agrees to furnish Sponsor with or execute any additional document requested by Sponsor in connection with the awarding of any prize.7.
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Back in 100, before the enthusiasm for awarding share options to executives took off, the ratio between chief-executive and worker pay was 22010.
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Ms Pynchon was warned at the start of her career that awarding punitive damages against employers could mean she would never arbitrate another case.
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This may change governance at the company where we see some issues, for example the awarding of large bonuses to current and former managers.
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About half of colleges do this, awarding more grants to freshmen than upperclassmen, said Jackie Bright, executive director of the National Scholarship Providers Association.
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A corruption scandal related to the awarding in the 2018 and 2022 World Cups led to changes in how World Cup hosts are chosen.
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"We welcome the decision to look at simultaneous awarding of two summer Games," he said after meeting the IOC's Bach at the Olympic museum.
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Strache held out the prospect of awarding her public contracts in road construction if she helped the Freedom Party succeed, according to the video.
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And each climbing course has its own scoring system, awarding points for things like speed and "flow," gained by keeping your hands moving steadily.
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The SFP investigation began late last year, and covers the awarding and execution of public works contracts between Pemex and a unit of Odebrecht.
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Italian oil contractor Saipem cut guidance for the year on Wednesday saying clients hit by low oil prices were delaying the awarding of contracts.
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Former President Obama took around 85033 months before awarding the 2012 medals in the arts and humanities in July 2013, according to the Times.
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So, in theory, the legislature could pass a law—after Election Day—simply awarding the state's electoral votes to one candidate or the other.
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"We have gone through the standard process for awarding that money, and much of it will move in July and August," the official said.
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A group of lawmakers is aiming to show some "Respect" to the late Aretha Franklin, awarding the "Queen of Soul" a Congressional Gold Medal.
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Unlike a lot of other state legislatures, the Texas legislature still follows a tradition of awarding important posts to members of the minority party.
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"It's unconvincing to try to pass this off as a rhetorical point being misread," wrote the Fact-Checker in awarding Ocasio-Cortez four Pinocchios.
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JPMorgan's lawyers also urged prosecutors not to criminalize hiring practices — including something as simple as awarding an internship — that were common in the region.
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Thirty-nine percent of companies will be awarding a cash bonus this year, according to a new survey from outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas.
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As Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross commented in May when awarding one of the president's export awards, international education is America's seventh largest export industry.
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And they hoped to incentivize states to close their primaries to Democrats and independents, while awarding more delegates to congressional districts held by Republicans.
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Last month, the state, which has also disputed the judge's finding, announced that, as of July, it is awarding the contract to another company.
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But banks have topped up basic pay by awarding allowances to senior staff and also increased fixed salaries as a result in some cases.
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The Department of Defense announced Wednesday that it was awarding contracts to three private security firms in an expansion of its bug bounty program.
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If the institution responsible for awarding delegates is unable to follow its own set of rules, then to some degree, the rules don't matter.
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In its findings, the lower court said there were signs of bribery in the awarding of degrees to a number of people including Casado.
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Lamptey previously served a six-month ban, imposed by CAF, for wrongly awarding a goal during a CAF Champions League semi-final in 2010.
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The ring-road scheme has been halted due to allegations of corruption in the awarding of contracts, leading him to sack the transport minister.
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If Jackson's expansion were to become law, the awarding of Electoral College votes could no longer be skewed or disrupted by third-party candidates.
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In it she excoriated the Walt Disney Company for awarding its chief executive, Robert A. Iger, a pay package in 2018 worth $65 million.
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Democrats on the House Oversight Committee say Tribute's contract history should have given FEMA serious pause about awarding the company a huge food contract.
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" She said that use of the technology "is supported by both parties in Congress" and that Mr. Zinke "had no role in awarding contracts.
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Andrew M. Cuomo is awarding more than $7 million in grants to a variety of colleges around the state to offer courses to prisoners.
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Instead of developing and operating its own successor to the shuttles, NASA turned to commercial companies, awarding contracts in 2014 to Boeing and SpaceX.
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The proposal would disclose the "payout rates," or details about how often DAF accounts are sitting on money for charity but not awarding it.
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He is suspected of awarding regulatory favours to Bezeq Telecom Israel in return for favourable coverage on a news site the company's owner controls.
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The tournament, taking place against the backdrop of the pyramids of Giza, is awarding the women's champion $48,640 out of a purse of $430,000.
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It says the company is taking a "non-elitist" approach by awarding stock options to all of its 5,500 employees, not just to executives.
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Rome, Luiss University holds 210900th edition of "Alumnus Luiss", annual prize-giving ceremony, this year awarding ECB executive Committee member Fabio Panetta (211 GMT).
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Kean says the singularity of these 400,000 decisions marks a key point in the history of Britons interacting with, and awarding agency to, animals.
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But in November, Trump floated the idea of awarding a "fake news trophy" to media outlets to mark their "distorted" coverage of his presidency.
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In early 2016, it severed ties with a Florida-based firm, VHU Logistics, less than a year after awarding the company its first routes.
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Looking ahead, La Liga will also look to capitalize on the recent awarding of the 2026 World Cup to Canada, the U.S. and Mexico.
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The U.S. Army is awarding the Medal of Heroism to three students who died when a gunman opened fire at their Florida high school.
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The Olympic committee's guidance to global sports officials in the context of the Russian doping scandal includes not awarding future event contracts to Russia.
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Another scandal involves claims of bribes for politicians who had a hand in awarding huge contracts to supply meals in São Paulo's public schools.
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Trump heralded the recipients for their service and sacrifice before awarding them the medal, the highest possible decoration for bravery by public safety officers.
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The state then auctions off grant money for each census block, awarding the financing to the private company that seeks the lowest state subsidy.
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A trip to the White House, with the ceremonial awarding of a jersey to the president, has long been an affirmation for champion teams.
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Hours after Mr. Carlson's job was announced, the network said that it was awarding its correspondent Jesse Watters a weekly hourlong show on Saturdays.
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Awarding up to 30 new fellowships totaling over $1 million in stipends, fellows will receive free housing and workspace in the Tulsa Arts District.
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But some journalists in the Correspondents' Association felt that awarding a featured spot to Mr. Baldwin could inject a blunt partisanship into the proceedings.
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One of Mr. Trump's sons, Donald Trump Jr., was even involved in choosing who would run the agency responsible for awarding lucrative energy contracts.
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Among more than 400 Amazon reviewers, this model earned an average rating of 4.3 out of 5 stars, with 61% awarding it 5 stars.
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Rhizome announced an open call for its 20183 microgrants, awarding between $22018 and $18652,22018 for projects related to net art, virtual reality, or poetry.
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Though the jury sided with Hogan, awarding $140 million in total damages, the case is widely expected to be overturned by an appellate court.
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No grants may mean no students: The NSF has indefinitely suspended reviews of grant proposals, and may delay decisions in awarding funding for postdoctoral fellowships.
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Last week, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said the federal government had no role in the process that led to awarding the contract.
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Google started its Android Security Rewards program in June 2000, awarding money to researchers finding vulnerabilities in Android as well as Nexus phones and tablets.
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Reinforcement learning is a tool used in artificial intelligence to steer agents toward a desired goal or direction, by awarding them points for "good" behavior.
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ISPI-Italian Institute for Studies on International Politics holds prize-giving ceremony "Premio ISPI 2017", awarding Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni, in Milan (1115 GMT).
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"The Grammys become more inclusive by not consistently awarding folks like Beyoncé 'urban' trophies, while giving the top prizes to the white artists," he said.
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They also celebrated a tradition that had gotten its start in the early days of the Experiment Fund: the annual awarding of the Experiment Medal.
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The hearing is still in progress, but so far the judge is leaning toward awarding Stephen monitored visits with Madison, the daughter they have together.
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Fiorentino, however, stands by her accusations — and believes that Hollywood is hypocritical for awarding both her former husband and Bryant in the wake of #MeToo.
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But Stalin was barely five years dead and no one was going to risk a spell in Siberia by awarding first prize to an American.
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His report, published last year, despaired that a wannabe plumber had to choose between 33 qualifications, offered at three different levels, by five awarding organisations.
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But the centrepiece is not the meal, or even the awarding of the prize, but the discussions with the shortlisted authors that punctuate the evening.
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But in a statement Tuesday, the UAW said it had taken steps to prevent any similar cases, including stringent new procedures for awarding vendor contacts.
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The big picture: Oregon has become the 15th state to enact new legislation awarding their electoral votes to the winner of the national popular vote.
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With the win, Kendrick becomes the first non-classical or jazz artist to win a Pulitzer since they started awarding them for music in 1943.
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Sources told Bloomberg that there has been a freeze in awarding game licenses in China as part of changing within the agency that approves them.
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Yet there has never been a person on the other side of that interview awarding points to those people based on their answers — until now.
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Allegations of widespread corruption in the awarding of government contracts worth billions of dollars have also dented investor confidence and widened divisions within the ANC.
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That's how awarding institutions have been responding to Hollywood's lack of diversity and a glaring overemphasis on content driven by white people and white voices.
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The index ranks cities worldwide by how "livable" they are, awarding them points out of 100 according to stability, healthcare, culture/environment, education, and infrastructure.
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Awarding two Summer Games in tandem is rare for the IOC, and under normal circumstances, the 2028 host city would not be known until 2021.
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The department also proposed awarding four slot-pairs at New York-JFK to Interjet, Volaris, and VivaAerobus that will provide new service to Mexico City.
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Dylan cannot be put into either, and it's hard to see what point there is in awarding this prize to someone as famous as Dylan.
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In a quest to reduce fees and improve returns, AustralianSuper is building its internal management capability, as opposed to only awarding mandates to external managers.
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Google is awarding the Press Association, a large British news agency, $805,000 to build software to automate the writing of 30,000 local stories a month.
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Modi's government changed rules for the awarding of renewable energy projects in 2017, leading to higher competition, lower prices and greater acceptance of renewable energy.
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As the contest grinds on, the Democrats' preference for awarding delegates in proportion to voting results make it difficult for Sanders to overcome that deficit.
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Mabuza, who has not served as a cabinet minister before, was an ally of Zuma and was accused of involvement in corruption in awarding tenders.
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Except for individuals held in slavery, the U.S. patent system has always welcomed all inventors by awarding patents regardless of race, gender, or economic status.
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The department also proposed awarding four slot pairs at New York-JFK to Interjet, Volaris and VivaAerobus that will provide new service to Mexico City.
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Disney has already given a show of confidence in Johnson, awarding him with the task of creating a trilogy in an expanded Star Wars universe.
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Florida and Ohio's GOP presidential primaries are especially vital, with the former awarding 99 delegates and the latter 66 delegates in winner-takes-all contests.
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But in California, this long-accepted "fee-shifting" practice is under attack, as courts have begun awarding fees against unsuccessful plaintiffs in public interest lawsuits.
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Brazil's government is evaluating quickly awarding licenses for companies to build local power generation projects of various types, including both renewable and non-renewable energy.
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Amazon is claiming "unmistakable bias" in the Pentagon's awarding of a contract to Microsoft that could be worth up to $10 billion over 10 years.
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Their efforts seem to be working: in 2018, the U.S. EPA recognized their food recovery efforts by awarding them with a Food Recovery Challenge Award.
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Rather than awarding a limited amount of time off based on seniority, a system blunder allotted off days to too many of the carrier's pilots.
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"The size and terms of the contract, as well as the circumstances surrounding the contract's formation, raise questions regarding PREPA's standard contract awarding procedures," Reps.
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In a match between Bayer Leverkeusen and Borussia Dortmund, referee Felix Zwayer decided to pass on awarding a penalty for felled Leverkeusen player Stefan Kiessling.
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Mozilla and the National Science Foundation are awarding cash to projects that aim to connect those still waiting on the bandwidth we take for granted.
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Happy to announce we are awarding $1M to Las Vegas - in order to help local law enforcement working OT to respond to last Sunday's tragedy.
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In Friday's decision, Circuit Judge Marjorie Rendell said the attorney general has only limited oversight of the program for awarding the Byrne Justice Assistance Grants.
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But by awarding the prize to him, the Nobel committee is choosing not to award it to a writer, and that is a disappointing choice.
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As Ed Yong at The Atlantic explained, awarding just three people out of the hundreds who made significant contributions to LIGO is awkward and problematic.
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A court in the southwestern city of Kumamoto on Friday found in favor of the families, awarding a total of 370 million yen ($3.4 million).
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Awarding city space to wealthy artists who can afford to bankroll their own work saves taxpayer dollars at the expense of diversity, experts told us.
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CVS Health is awarding bonuses ranging from $150 to $500 to employees who have been working during the coronavirus pandemic, the company announced on Monday.
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By last Friday morning, the area was blanketed with dust as utes skidded around in circles, with judges awarding points for skill and crowd reaction.
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That is precisely the message that's driven home by a new paper that looks at gender bias in the awarding of research positions in France.
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After two days of deliberation, the NBL said on Thursday that awarding the Wildcats the title was the only appropriate outcome according to league rules.
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In 2014, a US court concluded that Sudan had provided Qaeda with aid that led to the attack, awarding the families $35 million in compensation.
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Finally, and for a bit of fun: As in Iowa, each Nevada precinct caucus culminates in the awarding of county convention delegates to each candidate.
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In 2016 it drew plenty of fire for awarding the literature prize to Mr. Dylan; it was the first time a songwriter was so honored.
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In particular, he cited cases involving the awarding of attorney's fees in patent cases and guidelines for deciding whether a patent has been willfully violated.
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PA, awarding the company a 20 percent stake in the Umm Shaif and Nasr concession and a 5 percent interest in the Lower Zakum concession.
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Offers from companies would then be made and then, in the final phase, the terms of awarding and hiring the selected companies would be negotiated.
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Earlier, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) pushed back against accusations that it was involved in Puerto Rico awarding the no-bid contract to Whitefish.
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The awarding of the contracts for a border wall comes as the government assesses the damage from Hurricane Harvey, which has devastated parts of Texas.
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The Thai king stripped his royal consort of her title months after awarding it because she sought to supplant the queen, a palace statement said.
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In December, Amazon filed its legal challenge against the awarding of JEDI, saying that Mr. Trump used "improper pressure" on the Pentagon at its expense.
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Trust the experts: PCMag named QuickBooks the best online accounting application for small businesses, awarding it "Editors' Choice," with a 4.5 out of 5 rating.
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Look at Academy Award nominees Timothée Chalamet and Adam Driver, who get to be lusted after by all of Twitter and lauded by awarding bodies.
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The Nobel committee will likely want to see "real and irreversible" change in North Korea before it considers awarding anyone the Peace Prize, Urdal added.
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But the Pentagon ended up awarding the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure contract — known in the industry as JEDI — to Amazon Web Services rival Microsoft instead.
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His platform called for the nationalization of major utilities, tax rises for companies and higher earners, and awarding 10% of companies' shares to their workers.
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"The size and terms of the contract, as well as the circumstances surrounding the contract's formation, raise questions regarding PREPA's standard contract awarding procedures," Rep.
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Equally misguided, under the proposal, the greatest determining factor in awarding federal dollars to infrastructure projects would be the ability to secure significant outside funding.
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And its government is being sued for awarding a contract for freight shipments after a no-deal Brexit to a ferry company with no boats.
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The Trump administration announced Friday that it's awarding about $250 million in Title X federal family planning grants to states and providers across the country.
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Judges award points on a range from 0.25 to 10, awarding skaters for skating skills, transitions in their routine, performative elements, composition, and musical interpretation.
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And not just at its campus in Bethesda — about 80 percent of its budget goes to awarding research grants for institutions across the United States.
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"We will be awarding a contract to the bidder best expected to meet Canada's needs," said Public Works Minister Judy Foote, who manages the procurement.
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On one level, they remain what they have always been: a legally mandated list of names awarding credit to the people who were involved in production.
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There is some criticism in Pakistan that the awarding of the contracts to Chinese companies – while speeding up projects – is also costing the country more money.
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The game, which is apparently optional for employees, lives on workstation screens, awarding points for fulfilling orders and pitting teams against one another in the process.
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Some political analysts doubt Ouattara's awarding of a handful of extra posts to the PDCI in the new government will be enough to mend the relationship.
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AmaBhungane said last week the emails show companies owned by the Gupta family unduly influence the awarding of government contracts worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Juno couldn't give out stock to its drivers forever, since a company only has so much equity available, and tax law made awarding these shares tricky.
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The brand is celebrating all of her scandalous outfits by awarding her with a "Sexiest Style Risk Taker" trophy, which she of course displayed on Snapchat.
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For all the breathless coverage, the New Hampshire Democratic primary is truly dinky — awarding only 2023 pledged delegates, one percent of the 1,990 needed to win.
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Taiwan has set up 14 language centers in Indian universities and other educational institutions to promote the Chinese language, training about 6,000 students, and awarding scholarships.
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Harry was also named Earl of Dumbarton and Baron Kilkeel, in keeping with the tradition of awarding titles from different constituent parts of the United Kingdom.
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NASA will put out a formal request to companies for lander proposals in March, with the goal of awarding and solidifying contracts between May and July.
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A federal judge in August said the EPA's criteria for awarding exemptions was too strict, reversing a denial for Sinclair Oil and enticing others to apply.
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A memorial for Peter Wang The US Army is awarding the Medal of Heroism to three students killed in the Parkland, Florida, school shooting last week.
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Peterson, follows the awarding of billions of dollars in default judgments against Iran for its role in the deadly 1983 bombing of Marine barracks in Beirut.
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But in Pennsylvania and Maryland, with their more intricate systems for awarding delegates, are poised to at least give Cruz some targets at which to shoot.
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Taiwan has set up 14 language centres in Indian universities and other educational institutions to promote the Chinese language, training about 6,000 students, and awarding scholarships.
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Maybe we should be awarding each other periodic prizes for monthly point totals — the loser sending the winner achievement presents so we're getting actual physical rewards.
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Earlier this month, OPM said it was awarding four contracts for "investigative fieldwork" to KeyPoint, CACI Premier Technology Inc, SCRA LLC and Securitas Critical Infrastructure Services.
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"On behalf of Dan and Luke … thank you guys so much for awarding us this gift," he said while Watson, 27, jokingly swatted at his shoulder.
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In seeking an injunction against awarding grants under the new criteria, Planned Parenthood said research has shown an abstinence-only focus on teen pregnancy is ineffective.
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Kickbacks and corruption Corruption watchdogs blame so-called "tenderpreneurs" -- individual councilors who get kickbacks for awarding dodgy government contracts -- for fueling corruption at the local level.
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Then, when presented with a new defendant, you simply ask every tree to vote on whether it thinks awarding bail is a good idea or not.
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It's also rolling out—along with advocacy groups Internet Society and Consumers International—new "minimum security requirements," and awarding badges to items that score high marks.
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" Google featured Drupe in a recently deleted (but archived) post on the Android Developers website, praising the developers and awarding it a "Google Play's Editor's Choice.
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The settlement includes an offset for the decision awarding Ecuador $42 million on its counterclaims, of which Burlington is entitled an additional $24 million, ConocoPhillips said.
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The Nobel Foundation, which controls the prize money donated by dynamite inventor Alfred Nobel, has warned it could drop the Academy from awarding the prestigious prize.
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On the recordings, Robinson confides she is nervous about being set up by a board of directors she claims has been fraudulently awarding contracts for decades.
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The SEC said DeBaggis struck a deal to make "illicit cash payments and political contributions" to Ahmed in exchange for awarding three contracts to State Street.
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And on the post secondary front, less expensive, competency-based alternatives to the traditional "seat-time" approach to awarding college degrees and credit will broaden opportunities.
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Federal prosecutors had asked police to start an investigation into the awarding of the contract, a media representative for the prosecutors said, declining to provide details.
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In awarding its prize to both Evaristo and Atwood, the Booker violated its own rules, while reminding us that literary prize–giving is a silly endeavor.
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From the early 2000s, Cambodia began awarding large economic land concessions for mines, power plants and farms to foreign companies to spur growth and reduce poverty.
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When a closer look revealed that many were short just a few hundred dollars, the university started awarding small just-in-time grants and financial counseling.
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Barratt said in October it had suspended its London Regional Manager Alastair Baird after an investigation into alleged misconduct in the awarding and managing of contracts.
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Rick's take: Games officials are closely watching the awarding of the 2016 World Cup, where the joint North American bid may prevail and influence other decisions.
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Instead, he found a full Army color guard and ceremony awarding him a Bronze Star, almost 75 years after the battle that made him a hero.
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And the US Defense Department last week announced an indefinite delay in awarding a $10 billion cloud-computing contract that Amazon was widely expected to win.
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The race immediately becomes more expensive heading into Super Tuesday, when campaigns will need the resources to compete in the 11 states awarding delegates that day.
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The awarding of the Pulitzer to Lamar was widely hailed, but the choice of the avant-garde-leaning Henry Threadgill, two years earlier, was largely ignored.
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The jury ruled mainly in Alling and Van Thillo's favor, awarding them more than six hundred thousand dollars in damages; S.B.V. appealed, and the parties settled.
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It also ensures that small businesses receive consideration for prime federal contracts, with a special emphasis placed on awarding contracts to women and service-disabled veterans.
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Tycoons find it harder to win special dispensation from New Delhi, and transparent auctions have replaced the discretionary approach to awarding licences for telecoms and coal.
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A Maryland state legislator said Thursday that the state needed to investigate whether industry perks played a role in the awarding of the district's technology contracts.
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The process of choosing a winner is famously opaque, with no public shortlist and no insight into what the independent Norwegian awarding committee is looking for.
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A Texas jury sided with ZeniMax, awarding the company $500 million in damages following a trial in which Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg testified on the stand.
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In addition to awarding scholarships, the HSF also boasts a variety of programs aimed at helping its alumni turn their college education into a rewarding career.
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The club takes a creative approach to incentivize patrons to perform, awarding $2 tokens, redeemable at the bar, per song sung for up to three songs.
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For them, the idea of awarding a base to a hitter without a pitch even being thrown is at a minimum blasphemy, and at worst apocalyptic.
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Brazil, Guyana and Mexico, all of which have vast proven oil reserves, have attracted billions of dollars in oil investment by awarding exploration and production rights.
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These results are the basis for awarding pledged delegates to the Democratic National Convention, and the Democratic nominating process is ultimately a contest for pledged delegates.
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This week, as Marty O'Connor graduated with an M.B.A. degree, the school surprised his mother, Judy O'Connor, by awarding her an honorary M.B.A. for her dedication.
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SandRidge Energy Inc gave CEO James Bennett an 86 percent pay boost for 2016, awarding him $18.8 million in the year the company exited bankruptcy protection.
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"This year's Laureates have transformed our ideas about the cosmos," the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said on awarding the 9 million Swedish crown ($910,000) prize.
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The CR also is frustrating for defense contractors because it makes it harder for them to plan ahead and also could delay the awarding of contracts.
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In 2016, the government-initiated U.A.E. Research Program for Rain Enhancement Science began awarding grants to scientists whose work explores weather modification in the area. Prof.
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Yes, but: Three juries in a row have ruled in favor of the plaintiffs this past year, awarding them hundreds of millions of dollars in compensation.
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President Barack Obama had a surprise up his sleeve Thursday at a tribute to the vice president, awarding Joe Biden the Presidential Medal of Freedom with distinction.
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Juul's total payout to investors is expected to exceed the $2 billion that it is awarding to its employees, according to a person close to the deal.
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In its filing on Thursday, Apple argued that the method for awarding damages in design patents is a settled issue and not worthy of Supreme Court review.
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Hip-hop artists get to perform for a national audience normally denied to them by other awarding bodies like the Grammys, Emmys, and of course, the Oscars.
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In addition, the DOE said that it was awarding $10 million in funding to ten new solar projects via its Solar Training and Education for Professionals program.
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Some GOP congressmen had also asked the president to delay the awarding of the contract until the possibility of a pro-Amazon bias could be further investigated.
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The foundation awarding the prize credits Black Lives Matter for "building a powerful movement for racial equality, courageously reigniting a global conversation around state violence and racism."
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A federal judge stayed a lawsuit Tuesday that alleges that the process of awarding a major Pentagon cloud computing contract — which could go to Amazon — is unfair.
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Iris Bohnet, an economist at Harvard University, has noted a similar effect caused by awarding hygiene ratings to restaurants and putting energy-efficiency labels on white goods.
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The jury is not entirely out, but many experts do think that China's authoritarian government constitutes a real threat with regard to awarding Huawei with 5G contracts.
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Awarding Trump the nomination would not only result in a likely loss in November, but could also embed his brand of conservative politics in the GOP's DNA.
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Even awarding capitalists a third of the spectrum seems like a generous concession; at very least it still constitutes disproportionate representation for the rich on the airwaves.
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Banks tried to get round this by upping fixed pay and awarding allowances on a monthly or quarterly basis to bump up basic pay to senior staff.
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Today, in the ultimate act of infographic mansplaining, the Nobel Prize in Stockholm congratulated itself (via its official Twitter feed) for awarding all those female Nobel Laureates.
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This investigation seems to have been sparked by one of Tobey's comments that implied the Defense Department has been biased toward ULA in awarding military launch contracts.
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A long-awaited report by the independent commission of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) had also raised concerns about awarding of the 2020 Olympics to Tokyo.
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Last February, a federal jury sided with the families, awarding them $218.5 million in damages, which was tripled under the federal Anti-Terrorism Act to $655.5 million.
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The report on the investigation on whether the Gupta family had an influence over Zuma's appointment of ministers and the awarding of contracts was published last month.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Transportation Department on Thursday proposed awarding 24 slot pairs at Mexico City's Benito Juarez International Airport to Alaska Airlines, JetBlue Airways Corp (JBLU.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The transport secretary has defended awarding a 14 million-pound contract for shipping goods after Brexit to a new ferry company that owns no ships.
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"It sends a message to foreign investors that there are rules in this country... that governments will no longer be playing political games awarding projects," Tsipras said.
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Awarding the Games to international locations served the Olympic goals of promoting peace and international understanding, stimulated the expansion of sport and encouraged health and fitness movements.
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He petitioned the Supreme Court in 2010 to prosecute the telecommunications minister at the time over his involvement in awarding cellphone spectrum to companies below market rates.
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The Pentagon Inspector General said it is reviewing aspects of the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) program, including allegations of possible misconduct in the contract awarding process.
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The LEGO Foundation announced Wednesday it is awarding a $100 million grant to Sesame Workshop for a mass-media program to help educate millions of refugee children.
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But the study points out that buybacks are aimed not necessarily at benefiting shareholders, but rather at offsetting the dilution that results from awarding stock to executives.
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The Pentagon inspector general said it is reviewing aspects of the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) program, including allegations of possible misconduct in the contract awarding process.
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A jury ruled against chemical giant Monsanto on Monday, awarding a California couple $2 billion in damages after determining their cancer was caused by the weedkiller Roundup.
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C.D.C. officials have begun awarding $60 million to states, cities and territories and have said they will help states hire contractors to conduct control work like spraying.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's State Attorney has ordered the opening of a criminal investigation into the awarding of a maritime procurement contract, the Justice Ministry said on Monday.
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The process for awarding the winning bid is a symbol of what's wrong with the federal government and why the country has so little confidence in Washington.
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While serving as a government witness during Mr. Skelos's trial, Mr. Walker testified that he was under investigation over the awarding of county contracts to campaign donors.
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Its business model works by tracking client behaviour - from what food they buy and their exercise habits to how they drive - and awarding points based on this.
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Prince Miteb was reportedly accused of hiring nonexistent employees and awarding contracts to his own pet companies, including one deal for walkie-talkies and bulletproof military gear.
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Mr. Magaqa had accused the town leaders of failing to follow proper procedures in awarding the contract and failing to obtain the proper permits from heritage officials.
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He hasn't even attended the last two years, and openly mocked the show for awarding "Hotline Bling" — a song with no rapping — the best rap song trophy.
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The bill provides incentives for some people in federal prison to participate in educational, vocational and therapeutic programs by awarding them time-reducing credits for completing them.
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Wanting to expand the reach of golf, he worked with the R&A to start the Asia-Pacific Amateur, awarding the winner a spot in the Masters.
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And creating an exacting criterion for awarding accolades discourages diversity — in Michelin's case, that means European and Japanese-style fine dining are generally valued above all else.
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"it's tough to beat this gorgeous machine that's truly a computer in every sense of the word," they said before awarding it 4.5 stars out of 5.
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What's next: A federal judge ruled that Oracle hadn't proved that it would be materially harmed by being excluded, but questioned the Pentagon's awarding just one contract.
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"A 'competition management group' was tasked with reviewing the submissions and awarding monthly bonuses to the employees who provided the most valuable stolen information," the indictment said.
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Hobbs, who fired Ash less than two years after awarding him a five-year extension, has been occupied lately with the search for a new football coach.
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The Italian oil services group said Brazilian authorities had opened proceedings into alleged irregularities by two of its units in the awarding of a contract in 2011.
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It could not continue on its historical course—awarding unknown European poets who would fail to stir excitement in the media (and social media)—and remain relevant.
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Aides say Mr. Trump has come to personally relish the camera-friendly awarding of the nation's highest civilian honor, which the president grants at his own discretion.
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South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg said on CNN&aposs "State of the Union" Sunday morning that he wouldn&apost avoid awarding ambassadorships to his top-dollar donors.
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A federal appeals court rejected that argument, awarding them only about $85,000 to cover the cost of responding to the final report filed by the independent counsel.
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So while the data does not prove a lack of interest in awarding movies about Hollywood, it certainly is not convincing that such an interest does exist.
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He also faulted awarding the shipbuilder a "cost plus" contract, under which it gets a fixed profit regardless of how much it costs to build the vessel.
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The co-chair for Paris' Olympics bid, Tony Estanguet, said its organizing team had convinced the IOC "of the merits of awarding" the 2024 Games to Paris.
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The public inquiry, which is being telecast live, is reviewing allegations that three Gupta brothers unduly influenced Zuma regarding political appointments and the awarding of government contracts.
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Director and co-writer J.J. Abrams appeared to clear up the confusion at a screening for the Oscar-awarding Academy on the day Rise of Skywalker opened.
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The extension will not affect the date for the awarding of the contract to build the 24-km (15-mile) elevated line, which is set for Oct.
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French prosecutors in the Diack case have already announced that they are investigating the awarding of the 2016 Games to Rio and the 2020 Games to Tokyo.
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Why North Korean workers were in Qatar before the awarding of the World Cup 85033 in 2010 only illustrates the ties that bind Doha and Pyongyang together.
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Home Depot is awarding its hourly employees in the U.S. a one-time cash bonus of as much as $220,21 following the passage of new tax legislation.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wall Street is awarding companies, like Carnival, who have made outlook adjustments to account for the impact of the novel coronavirus on business.
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Awarding up to 30 new fellowships totaling over $1 million in stipends, fellows will receive free housing in the Brady Arts District and free workspace, if applicable.
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The NEA endorsed Clinton in October 2015, giving her an "A" ranking on education issues as a senator, and awarding her the Friend of Education Award in 1999.
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It is supposed to alert the on-field referee if he has made a "clear and obvious error" when awarding a goal, a penalty or a red card.
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The jury announced the $4.14 billion award in punitive damages shortly after awarding $550 million in compensatory damages after a six-week trial in St. Louis Circuit Court.
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The working group, consisting of IOC Vice Presidents, was tasked with looking into awarding those two remaining cities the 2024 and the 2028 Games at the same time.
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In the past, the Globes often led the way when it came to the TV prizes, awarding new series that the Emmys often weren't hip enough to touch.
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His behavior did not stop a right-wing imprint of Simon and Schuster from awarding him to a major book deal in December, complete with a $250,000 advance.
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On Thursday, news agency EWN said the police watchdog had a paper trail showing Phahlane accepted money in exchange for awarding police tenders to a forensic services company.
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The $1 million they're awarding Dr. Raj Panjabi as the winner of this year's TED Prize will hardly make up for such a substantial loss in foreign aid.
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As the Winter Games are coming to an end, it only makes sense to rank these works of art, awarding bronze, silver, and gold to the top three.
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The Pentagon's inspector general then announced in August that it would investigate potential ethics concerns around the contract, including allegations of possible misconduct in the contract awarding process.
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The Pentagon's inspector general then announced in August that it would investigate potential ethics concerns around the contract, including allegations of possible misconduct in the contract awarding process.
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Snapchat won't broadcast whole sports games or award shows, but says that it could stream the most important parts of big events, like the Oscars awarding Best Picture.
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"I've known Kirk Douglas personally and appreciate his friendship," President Jimmy Carter said while awarding Douglas the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor, in 20183.
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Friday's decision came after months of controversy and protest over the process for awarding the deal and President Donald Trump's public criticism of Amazon, long considered the frontrunner.
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According to the report, Giardino and Candido received a $28,000 kickback in exchange for awarding the construction of the city's public works building to a politically connected company.
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Before officially awarding the cargoes, Pakistani officials managed to clinch a more favourable deal with Qatargas even though it was not in the original tender, the sources said.
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On October 31st, more than a year after Harris' listings were first hijacked, the court ordered a default judgment against Marhasin, awarding Harris $2 million in statutory damages.
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This will probe allegations that Mr Zuma allowed the Gupta brothers, business associates of his son Duduzane Zuma, to influence cabinet appointments and the awarding of government contracts.
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By awarding the launch to SpaceX, the US Air Force is giving the company a vote of confidence in a rocket that has only launched once so far.
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The jury found the company's talc-based products had caused the women's cancer, awarding $550 million in compensatory damages and $4.14 billion in punitive damages to all plaintiffs.
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Since March's municipal vote, the election board has deposed at least six newly elected local officials in the Kurdish south-east, awarding their seats to the runners-up.
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