There is so much that has to still be arranged.
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There were no details on how that would be arranged.
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Everything will be arranged by the time you get here.
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Super-fast delivery can also be arranged through the company's app.
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Time will tell if such an alternative can actually be arranged.
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Stars in globular clusters can be arranged according to their ages.
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It would be arranged a lot more intensely than it is.
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Charter flights will be arranged for international guests, the captain said.
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Mr. Cohen said Mr. Trump had requested the payments be arranged.
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Pickup can be arranged for all three locations of this bakery.
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The candidates will be arranged on the stage by polling order.
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And those symmetry rules mean theme entries must be arranged symmetrically.
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Departure will be arranged soon after a contract extension is signed.
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Additionally, your transportation needs to be arranged through the card benefits administrator.
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In order: Please, pretty please, let my swim trunks be arranged properly.
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It dawned on factory owners that machines could be arranged in new ways.
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A face-saving compromise may yet be arranged over the expensive pension proposals.
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Other items are also available, and delivery to the Hamptons can be arranged.
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At times, they can be arranged to form images the solver must identify.
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Runs through the bush in Kenya with Maasai warriors can also be arranged.
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Ortea said he would be prepared to meet Trump if it could be arranged.
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To perform this function, the atoms must be arranged in a highly unusual form.
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" Another pilot -- believed to be from another airline -- responded: "Perhaps CFIT should be arranged.
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Its detectors will be arranged in an equilateral triangle with sides 2.5m kilometres long.
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Should the address be arranged, a White House visit would be a natural accompaniment.
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Its 16-cylinder, 8-liter, quad-turbo engine will be arranged in "W" pattern.
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Lovest assumed a sale would eventually be arranged and her family given its due.
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Your kitchen's most important features should be arranged in a functional and appealing way.
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In any such event, an alternative Prize or element of the Prize will be arranged.
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But party elders convinced them to wait so a less turbulent transition could be arranged.
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Words can be arranged in infinitely many ways to express a single thought or sentiment.
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Clutter picks up and delivers your items on demand and everything can be arranged online.
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She added that some student involvement in ambulatory settings could be arranged, with proper precautions.
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And if it did, how could the stars be arranged so the system was stable?
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Think protein-and-veg sheet pan suppers that can be arranged on a quarter sheet.
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China's foreign ministry announced Friday that charter flights will be arranged to take them home.
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Jobs can then be arranged into four boxes: manual routine, manual nonroutine, and so on.
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The transaction is to be arranged by KFH Capital Investment Company and Standard Chartered Bank.
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State and city approval is required and construction financing must be arranged, the statement said.
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It was later rescheduled for Saturday on a court, and at a time, "to be arranged".
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Each of the balls in the interactive art exhibit will be arranged in 18,000 3x3x3 cubes.
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If this analysis suggests a consultation or prescription is needed, that can also be arranged automatically.
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According to Hoffman, Chinese investors want credit to be arranged and to borrow money against art.
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The Russian ministry source said he hoped another Syrian tender could be arranged in the future.
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The removable and adjustable panels can be arranged however you wish to snuggle up and snooze.
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This is something that would have to be arranged through a private message on the app.
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Its new batteries are modular and can be arranged in different configurations based on the car.
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Resort activities including kayaking, stand up paddleboarding, and electric Duffy boat rentals can also be arranged.
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There's a new tennis court — advantage, Mr. Murray — and picnics can be arranged for island hopping.
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The US and Iran need a "deconfliction" channel and maybe a discreet one could be arranged.
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More evacuation flights for US citizens in Wuhan will be arranged, the US State Department said.
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Other activities, like a fishing trip ($125) or seeing poisonous dart frogs ($50), can be arranged.
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A softer transition could be arranged, but it would require agreement among all the remaining 27 members.
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"From my point of view, this is basically possible, but it has to be arranged," Renner said.
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But no parallel evacuation could be arranged in Fu'a and Kefraya — so the boys eventually bled out.
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The company said passengers are being accommodated in local hotels and their return flights will be arranged.
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And no matter how that plan might eventually be arranged, the GOP ship is still going down.
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Cons: Water sports and activities all need to be arranged for an extra fee with the concierge.
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And they can imagine a world that might soon be arranged differently and work out the implications.
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The final details of the sale still needed to be arranged, and negotiations continued through the day.
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My frugal instinct took over, though I knew a fancier $49 version could be arranged through my hotel.
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Interviews with additional individuals are expected Sunday if they can be arranged, a senior White House official said.
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The Mountain Cave is modular and can be arranged into three different configurations to suit your Minecraft tastes.
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If it is later determined that Auger-Aliassime is better served with another coach, that will be arranged.
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Pre-prepared foods can be arranged ahead of time so you don't have to cook during your vacation.
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Infamously, one clue hinged on the way cutlery is supposed to be arranged for a seven-course dinner.
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Other US residents will go to Texas or Georgia and charter flights will be arranged for international guests.
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"Women's education, within the limits of Islamic Shariah, will be arranged through a special law," the document says.
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There are bicycles, a small gym and steam room, and a wine cellar where tastings can be arranged.
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These clusters happen to be arranged in a row, in the same order as the digits they supervise.
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And unlike Twitter, the content and conversations are neatly organized and can be arranged by popularity or time.
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"We'll be reaching out to the Vatican" to see if a visit can be arranged, Spicer told reporters.
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Twenty-three people died from starvation in Madaya in December before such an aid shipment could be arranged.
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With the possible exception of Jamaica, the new debating chambers will be arranged almost exactly like the old ones.
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Mueller could issue a subpoena for Trump to appear before a grand jury if an interview cannot be arranged.
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She has had only one conversation with Mr Kuczynski, and that had to be arranged by Lima's Catholic archbishop.
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Each dwelling is constructed around a central patio, providing outside space around which rooms and spaces can be arranged.
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Automatic backups can also be arranged via the suite, with 22018 GB of secure cloud storage alongside local solutions.
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DeLesslin George-Warren's "Indigenous Corps of Discovery" tours of the National Portrait Gallery can be arranged through his website.
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Kelly told committee members payment of the wall would be arranged through the White House and State Department. Rep.
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Financing will be arranged closer to delivery, leaving open the question of whether the Ex-Im Bank will help.
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Earlier, a French official said Paris saw a November summit as something that could be arranged later if necessary.
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But, bus schedules in Kentucky have to be arranged so that students can arrive early enough to eat breakfast.
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Dinner in the farm's atmospheric greenhouse can also be arranged, where you'll dine amid banana, fig and olive trees.
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I tried to alphabetize my books but then I realized they had to be arranged by subject, then authors.
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The traveler was not arrested, rather held until a return flight could be arranged to his place of departure.
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A more ethereal experience can be arranged as well: You can choose to have your ashes shot into space.
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The only thing missing was dolphins flipping out of the water — but at Kudadoo, that could likely be arranged.
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Somehow, a way needs to be arranged for seeds to be carried the optimum distance from their parental plants.
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By the time the newest collection is in position, the next clothing racks are arriving and ready to be arranged.
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To prove this, we need only consider how multiple copies of this pentagon could possibly be arranged at a vertex.
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If the deal could be arranged, Le Roux stood to profit handsomely by leasing the land back to the farmers.
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Samsung's showcasing a concept at CES in which square panels can be arranged into whatever formulation makes the most sense.
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He did not say if extra police would be arranged for protests this weekend as a result of the raid.
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This can be arranged by your hotel or through a third-party service (I used one called Allied Passport & Visa).
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Medical evacuation had to be arranged for seven of the injured, two of whom were taken to Italy by helicopter.
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Appointments with specialists that might otherwise take months to secure can be arranged in a day with a single call.
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" North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper said later that day that President Trump's visit can be arranged at an "appropriate time.
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And, of course, he probably came back with, "Well, that can be arranged…" [laughs] I look forward to it every time.
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The roof has to be mounted via a complex set of cable systems, but first the cables have to be arranged.
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Hezbollah only allows food into Madaya and Zabadani when a parallel shipment can be arranged into the northern pro-regime towns.
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Peeling permits the grains of sheets to be arranged in ways that create composite materials far stronger than the original timber.
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The Israeli foreign ministry and the Israeli embassy in Washington asked for a meeting to be arranged, but the secretary's office declined.
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A spokeswoman said additional responders would go to Puerto Rico as soon as transportation to the hurricane-ravaged island could be arranged.
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Private-equity financing can be arranged in short order, with money coming in, and out, depending on the needs of the business.
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Qubits, their quantum analogues, can be arranged in "states" that are best thought of as some mixture of both 0 and 1.
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Harris&apos attorney Tyler White said he&aposs hopeful that a separate plea deal with the same terms can still be arranged.
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"A three-layer security will be arranged around every church in Lahore," said Haider Ashraf, the city's deputy inspector general of police.
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Soros said the crisis is a European Union one and the financing could be arranged through the EU's "largely unused" borrowing capacity.
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It's a vision that exhales a cool efficiency and the promise that everything can be arranged into a symmetrical set of coordinates.
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American officials have said they did not think a third meeting should be arranged unless a substantive agreement could be negotiated beforehand.
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Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said he had spoken to his counterpart and hoped that flights would also be arranged soon.
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There's also a "spa cabana" where the hotel provides spa services, or they can be arranged in the comfort of your room.
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Deals can be arranged quickly, and often allow entrepreneurs to hold and develop businesses for longer before selling to private equity firms.
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The layout of a Homesense store aims to mimic how items would be actually be arranged in someone's home, according to TJX.
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At the Met, Berman's underwear, linens, and shoes will be arranged alongside the sumptuous dresses of a wealthy art collector, Arabella Warshman.
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Its 48,000 solar panels were to be arranged in the shape of a Disney-inspired design, Duke Energy said when announcing the facility.
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The better putdown is to say, as Obama did, that a future meeting might be arranged if some real business could be done.
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The seven makers below teach basketmaking to beginners, usually in group courses where they are based, though private lessons can also be arranged.
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A sand ceremony—bride and groom pour two separate vials of sand into a vessel—in orange and blue could also be arranged.
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"We tried to work with products for small space living situation that could be arranged in a flexible and multifunctional way," Levenborn said.
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A match between her and Rousey, if it could be arranged, would undoubtedly be one of the biggest in mixed martial arts history.
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"We will pay close attention to how Liu Xiaobo's funeral will be arranged," said Shanghai-based writer Wen Kejian, another friend of the family.
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For Emma, pleasure is connected to estrangement, and so sex has to be arranged on a queer dating app, discreet with no strings attached.
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The rates do not include food, beverages or alcohol, which can all be arranged for an extra fee, a representative tells CNBC Make it.
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But the industry was looking into additional shipments to be arranged via the Baltic Sea port of Rostock, should the pipeline crisis drag on.
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Additionally, the largest new projects in conventional generation will likely be arranged on a joint venture basis rather than be financed by one company.
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"When land is taken for real development, there needs to be proper compensation, [an] alternative livelihood should be arranged for the farmers," he said.
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Inspired by Terry Riley's indeterminate musical score "In C," they've developed sound and movement modules to be arranged and manipulated spontaneously by the performers.
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The new Les Voyages collection of travel-size products, like infused facial water ($2625) and mini candles ($2150), will be arranged on antique furniture.
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Local media reported a deal could be agreed by the end of the week and another cabinet meeting could be arranged to agree it.
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"This is likely posturing by Abbott to set up a scenario where a price cut could be arranged," Canaccord Genuity's Mark Massaro told Reuters.
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If you want your pet groomed for a viewing or ceremony before it is placed in the tank, that can be arranged as well.
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If you want your pet groomed for a viewing or ceremony before it is placed in the tank, that can be arranged as well.
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This puzzle seemed as if it would be relatively easy to construct, since the snake shapes could be arranged easily in many different configurations.
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The centerpiece of her daily routine is a tray laden with beverages and medicines, all of which must be arranged in a particular order.
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Those colorful little pieces of plastic, which are made by companies like Perler, Hama, and Artkal, can be arranged into quirky designs on pegboards.
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Gap Insaat, the contruction arm of conglomerate Calik Holdings, will sell a rare dollar-denominated deal worth $118.4 million to be arranged by Aktif Bank.
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It took a little while for it to be arranged, but she eventually got an in for Game 4 of the 2017 World Series Game.
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Even if all adults were registered to vote, for instance, those voters could still be arranged so that most of their votes had little power.
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Instead, aides wondered whether the summit was a mistake from the start, even after Trump insisted repeatedly it be arranged over a matter of months.
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Plates should be arranged with the main element slightly to the rear, so that, to a seated guest looking down, it appears to be centered.
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There are productivity quotas to hit, meetings to be arranged, never-ending paperwork and reports-back to be filed in the gossip-hungry group chat.
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"Any actual face-to-face conversations haven't been able to take place or even be arranged," First Quantum President Clive Newall told analysts on Friday.
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Several bankers also said buyers are often untested and pay in cash, meaning there is little in the way of lucrative financing to be arranged.
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Where trysts between lovers can be arranged via the ubiquitous cell phone, any excuse to meet in the sugarcane field -- including Valentine's Day -- is used.
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"Any actual face-to-face conversations havent been able to take place or even be arranged," First Quantum President Clive Newall told analysts on Friday.
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The New Directions edition — the first to be arranged chronologically — promises to invite new readers, while deepening the appreciation and heightening the delight of veterans.
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The individual print could be arranged like animation cells, as in a zoetrope, or layered in a single frame to show a sort of ethereal movement.
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The Dutch also want to know if it will be possible to secure the remains of the sailors so that a "decent funeral" can be arranged.
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Just a few taps on the smart phone and pornography pops up, or an assignation that might later lead to guilt, can be arranged, he said.
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And there are more fanciful speculations too, like the idea that moondust, in its undisturbed state, may be arranged in fragile, porous structures called fairy castles.
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It would also very likely result in the installation of a caretaker government of technocrats to manage the country until early parliamentary elections could be arranged.
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If Mr Joyce were to be found ineligible to sit, a by-election would be arranged for his rural seat of New England, north of Sydney.
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Pros: Self-healing foam, puzzle-shaped pieces can be arranged to fit project size, T-pins includedCons: One pack will not accommodate large blanket or throw
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Local winds also have to be arranged so that they allow the depression to spin — too much wind shear can tear an aspiring tropical cyclone apart.
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There was still school and housing to be arranged, but we were steadily assembling the pieces of a possible life, as if doing a jigsaw puzzle.
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The government said it would declare a national day of mourning on the day of Mr. Freitas do Amaral's funeral, which had yet to be arranged.
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Both of the candidates have agreed to return for a redo on the debate if it can be arranged before the June 5th primary, per KRCR-TV.
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This was true before Roe, and it is much more straightforward in today's world, where air travel is routine and services can be arranged on the internet.
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Society could be arranged to make it easier for people to live with or care for those with disabilities, by improving care arrangements and accessibility to services.
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His lawyer, Tony Serra, said Monday he will seek to move a possible trial to another California county if a new plea deal can&apost be arranged.
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Comprising six smaller tables, the set can be arranged in various compositions: in a circle, like a tranquil pond, or in a row, as a flowing river.
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Local partners are useful for gathering intelligence and conducting counterterrorism raids—but this can be arranged on the basis of mutual interests without permanent US security commitments.
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Meanwhile, longtime advocates of the change were left wondering why the new uniforms couldn't be arranged between now and opening day of the 2018 season in April.
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Measurements indicated a corresponding reduction in the entropy, or disorder, of the slower-formed glass—fewer ways its molecules could be arranged with the same low energy.
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Often there are artisans at work in the shop, and courses (which can be arranged in English) in weaving, bread making, baking, and soap making are offered.
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Handwritten notes indicate where the images were meant to be arranged along the walls, and the blueprints from Schoen's office have minute details of joists and wiring.
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These games are displayed by their original box art or can be arranged by their box spines — just as if you were pulling them from a shelf.
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For a normal patient, the process would take longer, and flights and accommodation would be arranged prior to them traveling to Seoul, as well as some payment taken.
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Rather than traditional bulbs packed with customizable LEDs and connectivity, Nanoleaf gives you panels that attach to the wall and can be arranged in a variety of layouts.
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The meeting was said to be arranged by the United Arab Emirates as part of an effort to convince Russia to move away from its support of Iran.
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The aim was to see whether they would be willing to return to Iran if a swap could be arranged, according to a person familiar with the cases.
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To contain the political damage, officials said a long-planned call between Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi of Iraq and Mr. Trump might be arranged for this week.
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Free tours for passengers can be arranged online, although the "art safaris," which last 15 to 45 minutes, need to be booked at least two days in advance.
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So to help those users out, Apple created Dynamic Stacks, which automatically sorts similar files together into groups that can be arranged by type, creation date, tags, and more.
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But during the pilot programs in Israel and San Francisco, rides needed to be arranged hours in advance, and sometimes, no drivers accepted a request, according to the Journal.
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De Mistura has met the two sides separately in Geneva while he tries to get agreement on how talks to end the six-year-old conflict should be arranged.
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Bowls of potato salad and coleslaw were set aside, platters of ham were waiting to be arranged, and Don's maple-soaked baked beans had been simmering away for hours.
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But one of its most surprising areas of growth has been in India, where an estimated 90% of marriages are considered to be arranged, according to a CNN report.
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That was hard because I didn't want to be fighting with my mom about when we're getting groceries next, or how various things in the house should be arranged.
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All of this had to be arranged within the context of Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points, which promised self-determination for the patchwork of ethnic nationalities on the European continent.
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But getting interpreters to court is hardly a given: With so few of them in such high demand, they have to be arranged weeks or even months in advance.
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" "While tests can be arranged to minimize this risk, any operational use of such a system in war poses a real threat to all satellites in orbit at similar altitude.
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Though the dishes that sit on the table are clean, they seem to be arranged in a similar way to how they sat when Bourdain and Obama were dining there.
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Okay, if it's not obvious — a magnetic surface that has its position controlled by an applied voltage can also be arranged so that its own position changes that voltage instead.
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Even as his aides express doubt the summit can be arranged in the next 18 days, Trump has told confidants and advisers he believes the original date may still hold.
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Chiller said that if the passports were not returned in time, the charter flight would leave without the nine athletes and that a second flight would be arranged for them.
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The Iranians had asked that a formal request be made for a visit to be arranged to the crew members and vessel and that one was duly being prepared, it said.
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For $2.75, customers will receive five or six ostensibly sauceless, cheeseless, crust lumps, which will be arranged into the shape of a full slice and served in a sad cardboard carton.
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The IPO will be arranged by Nomura Holdings Inc, Morgan Stanley and UBS AG. Permira bought Sushiro in 2012 from Japanese private equity firm Unison Capital for about 80 billion yen.
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If he does leave the state for another home, it would have to be arranged ahead of time, and he would have to wear a GPS monitoring device, the judge ruled.
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If he does leave the state for another home, it would have to be arranged ahead of time and he would have to wear a GPS monitoring device, the judge ruled.
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"Serious expression of interest from third parties for several assets have already been received," the Madrid-based investment company said, adding a deal could be arranged in a "very short time frame".
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The playbooks broke down exactly what Trump University employees should be doing for every event, including blueprints of how rooms should be arranged to the room temperature — never more than 68 degrees.
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What is clear is that, as late as June 2016, a meeting with the Russians had to be arranged through a friend with a promise of criminal evidence to secure a meeting.
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Her role has not been finalized, in part because she is weighing family considerations, but it is expected to be arranged in the coming days, according to Democrats familiar with the discussions.
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Some of the newly released families are sleeping and resting on the floor at the San Juan church campus, lying on thick blue mats, until their onward travel plans can be arranged.
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But what precisely such a plebiscite would ask and how soon it could be arranged are open questions, and to delay March 29 would require consensus from the other 27 member states.
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In each of the three visits I sat in on that day, Nagrani offered coronavirus counseling, letting patients know that videoconferencing was always an option if in-person visits couldn't be arranged.
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The company also has no way to monitor users' private conversations (and doing so would spark a privacy backlash of its own), which is where many of these agreements may be arranged.
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But its overall thrust — driven home by diagrams showing different nose types and the like — was unmistakable: The world's peoples could be arranged in a hierarchy, from the primitive to the most civilized.
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In a statement, it said the facility''s 48,000 solar panels would be arranged in a "Disney-inspired" design — clearly Aladdin, Simba or Mulan lost out and the company went with a classic.
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Monte had left a note in one section explaining that the sheets were to be arranged so that the map could be placed on a wooden panel and revolved around a central pivot.
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And the company went in an altogether different direction last year with Blocks — a system of square music pads with playable light-up scales that can be arranged in any number of configurations.
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Financing will be arranged through pension funds and private sector investment, with no government cash involved, state news agency ONA quoted Minister of Transport and Communications Ahmed bin Mohammed al-Futaisi as saying.
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From then on, its playlists would be arranged in more or less the same way as FIFA's—a heterogeneous mix of genres with international artists and bursts of techno/trance here and there.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May will meet opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn at 1330 GMT on Wednesday, her spokesman said, adding that further talks could probably be arranged if necessary.
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He is also a business partner and friend of the Trump family and according to his publicist Goldstone, it was Agalarov who requested the controversial meeting between Trump Jr. and Veselnitskaya be arranged.
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In addition to the tens of billions of dollars worth of loans and bonds that needed to be arranged, more than $73 billion worth of assets, including major divisions, had to be sold.
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So a warehouse organized for a robotic workforce can be arranged according to entirely different principles, with mops, say, stored next to glue guns because the two happen to be often ordered together.
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In most states, there isn't a clear path to appeal facilities' decisions or a requirement that a safe discharge to another setting be arranged -- rights that nursing home residents have under federal legislation.
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Last week, Trump accepted an invitation to meet with Kim by May, although it has yet to be arranged The two leaders have exchanged barbs in the past over North Korea's nuclear program.
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The building's crown jewel is a Modular Egress Training Simulator, a plastic and metal craft that can be arranged to resemble the cockpit of almost any helicopter or small plane on the market.
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Madonna's ex-boyfriend says the worn panties she sent him back in the day will hit the auction block despite legal issues, but if she wants them back ... a deal can be arranged.
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The TMO will raise 150 million lira ($41.6 million) via a sukuk that will be arranged by Islamic lender Kuveyt Turk, majority-owned by Kuwait Finance House, according to the country's Capital Markets Board.
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Tours and adventure outings vary in cost; at GeoTours, most half-day tours run between $30 and $60, depending on the activity and group size, and custom tours can be arranged with advance notice.
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Finance could be arranged through euro-denominated export credits, loans from the European Investment Bank or bilateral lines of credit, such as one worth €5bn that Italy signed in January for projects in Iran.
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It said deportation procedures had been completed for 591 migrants in the eastern province of Erzurum and that charter flights to Kabul would be arranged on Saturday and Sunday to send the migrants back.
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If six of the senators who voted last week to move forward with her trial were to agree, and vote against convicting Rousseff for something that was not a crime, this could be arranged.
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Her attorney pushed back against claims that Page was defying the subpoena, saying she was unable to review paperwork necessary to her testimony and that a new time for a interview would be arranged.
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A full line of massages can be arranged (2225 to 2003 Swiss francs), but for more serious treatment, Heilbad next door offers medical-grade physical therapy and therapeutic massages (2200 to 21856 Swiss francs).
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They may be arranged in the big, checkered Brady Bunch-style grid which Zoom calls Gallery View, or you'll be staring deep into the slightly pixelated soul of just one person on the call.
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CreditCreditMark Sommerfeld for The New York Times TORONTO — Jordan Peterson fills huge lecture halls and tells his audiences there's no shame in looking backward to a model of how the world should be arranged.
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Award-winning journalist Ressa was arrested by agents of the Philippines National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) last month, and had to spend a night in custody after a bail hearing could not be arranged.
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Thaler argued that choices could be arranged to encourage people to make the choice that was better for them or for society as a whole, but still maintain the freedom to make the "bad" choice.
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Pachelbel's Canon was originally written for three violins, she explained, but it can easily be arranged for a string quartet or the organ, keyboard and synthesizers, all creating a different sound depending on the occasion.
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He remains friendly with his ex-wife (the couple have two boys, and he has a daughter with another woman), and Ms. Lewin designed modular curved plastic planters that could be arranged in any schoolyard.
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The administration has told energy interests not to worry, that money will be found in the DOE's budget, one of the sources said, though it was unclear how much money could be arranged that way.
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As to whether private financing resulted in more reliably completed and maintained projects, the C.B.O. found that it sometimes could be arranged more quickly than public financing, which allowed some projects to be completed sooner.
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Outside of the cockpit, airline execs want a new Boeing plane to have more flexibility in how seats could be arranged and reshuffled, with some premium carriers calling for more flexibility to install lie-flat beds.
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But nor do many want a re-run of the poll, and so the likelihood is that an extension will be arranged so that the parties can be kept at the negotiating table, probably for months.
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There is only one way for the atoms to be arranged in order to form a solid, but several combinations for them to form a liquid, and still more besides for them to form a gas.
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The planned sukuk will be arranged by Citi, HSBC, JP Morgan, KFH Capital and NBK Capital as global coordinators and bookrunners, with Mizuho, MUFG, National Bank of Abu Dhabi and SMBC Nikko joining as joint bookrunners.
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Travelers interested in getting their feet wet can head to Mantaray Island Resort in Fiji (rooms from $13, including meals), where two-day beginner Scuba School International freediving courses can be arranged upon arrival (from $250).
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Mindscope, Neon Glow Twister Tracks, available at Maisonette, $17 (originally $20) with code "INSIDER15" at checkoutThis toy features 220 pieces of colorful track that can be arranged on the ground or built up into the air.
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One person briefed on Postmates' plans said that it very much is trying to avoid an IPO and that its first choice is to be bought — if a deal can be arranged at the right price.
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NASA released the above composite image of the galaxy cluster Abell 1033 some 1.62 billion light years away this week, showing wisps of gas that appear to be arranged in the shape of Star Trek's USS Enterprise.
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The bite-size donuts, known as Timbits, will be arranged just like a traditional flower bouquet, but instead of throwing them in some boring vase to die, you get to put them in your mouth to live.
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Almost all of its functions can be changed or tweaked to your liking using two coding languages: Scratch, a simpler more visual language that can be arranged in blocks like Legos, or Python for more experienced coders.
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Now, that&aposs not to say that something couldn&apost be arranged, but I will tell you this, my inclination on speaking here as a lawyer to the president, I can also speak for our legal team.
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Boats can be arranged at the information center in Lenungshammar, along with passes to use the picnic facilities and wooden shelters throughout the nature preserve; then head out onto Stora Gla Lake, just a short walk away.
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She recalled that when she was a child in Cupertino in the 1980s, she was asked to stand up in her classes to explain the caste system and answer questions about whether her marriage would be arranged.
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John Rawls in his influential book A Theory of Justice states that in a just society, among other things, social and economic inequalities should be arranged so they work for the greatest benefit of the least advantaged.
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I read a lot of proposals, white papers from think tanks about how debates should be arranged — but my one archival thing, which I just loved: This woman named Dorothy Ridings, Dot Ridings, she lives in Louisville.
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The second tranche of the loan, which will be arranged by international lenders, is expected to be $6 billion and close by the end of this year, KNPC acting chief executive Ahmad al-Jimaz said at the ceremony.
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The pacifist tradition of the American Friends reinforced his belief before Pearl Harbor that the United States must stay out of the war and his belief after that the postwar world must be arranged to prevent future conflicts.
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Announced in a blog post Tuesday, Instagram photos and videos will soon be arranged based on the likelihood of interest a user has in the content, their relationship to the person posting and the timeliness of the post.
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There are potential applications for the technology in healthcare as well as in athleticsThe strips are available in rolls and can be arranged in any pattern on clothes to connect different areas of the body, according to NUS.
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The two-year bond with a target of about $50 million would be issued through a book-building system to be arranged by Barclays Bank, Stanbic Bank and brokerage firm Strategic African Securities, Terkper told reporters in Accra.
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Judge Jackson challenged the agency's argument that such donations were a legitimate part of the permit process because, she said, a donation could be arranged for any prohibited action despite the intent or value of the action itself.
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Mr. Sykes and his colleagues are constantly alert to chatter that a new arrival has lost a piece of luggage or is celebrating an anniversary, so that a complimentary cosmetic bag or bottle of champagne can be arranged.
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And from a repertoire point of view, those songs that are capable of becoming first a hit record — how they could be arranged, sung, performed — and hopefully be one of those very few hit records that become standards.
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And the Cristal Illusion necklace, which also had a removable diamond-set camellia highlighting its quartz stones and round-cut diamonds, can be arranged as a double-row choker, a sautoir or in a kind of tie style.
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The dataset, which is based on the immense star catalogue generated by ESA's Hipparcos satellite, can also be arranged to show the motions of the stars over a timescale stretching millions of years into either the past or future.
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A senior Jordanian official said, "it had been agreed upon earlier that a meeting with the President will be arranged during an upcoming visit, likely to take place within the coming month or two and not during this visit."
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So by comparing their sequence of DNA letters, genes can be arranged in evolutionary family trees, a property that enabled Dr. Martin and his colleagues to assign the six million genes to a much smaller number of gene families.
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Ocado uses its own, grocery-specialized computer vision and machine learning, to enable the robot arm to see and find the right items to pack, then determine how they should be arranged, 3-dimensionally, in a tote before shipping.
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But secrets foster a specific version of reality in which the individual pieces have to be arranged in a particular way, fitting so neatly together that if just one were to change position, the whole picture would fall apart.
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ROME (Reuters) - The anti-establishment 53-Star Movement, Italy's most popular political party, said on Thursday a referendum on the euro was not its top priority and that it hoped Europe would reform before a ballot could be arranged.
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She was last arrested last month by agents of the National Bureau of Investigation on so-called "cyber-libel" charges, and was forced to spend a night in custody after a bail hearing could not be arranged in time.
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" Continuing, he said, "When Kenny Singer with Broadway Across America — working with the terrific Hamilton team — suggested that something like that could maybe be arranged with Hamilton, no one was more enthusiastic than the 41st president of the United States.
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"And when Kenny Singer with Broadway Across America — working with the terrific Hamilton team — suggested that something like that could maybe be arranged with Hamilton, no one was more enthusiastic than the 41st president of the United States," McGrath says.
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Generally, rebuilding teams can be arranged into two neat bins: you have the super old and the super young; the teams who need prospects and those who have 'em; those riding the pendulum down and those on the way up.
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The Senate, the upper house of parliament, passed a motion on "the need for a detailed explanation" of the deals and said Kachikwu would appear before a committee on petroleum upstream, gas and foreign affairs at a date to be arranged.
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"That a summit could be arranged hastily, seems impossible, and I have not proposed that... The G20 meeting in Germany will likely be the first meeting for presidents Trump and Putin", Niinisto said at a news conference at the Presidential Palace.
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An inexpensive lunchtime event, perhaps with a buffet, can be arranged for less than £10,000 ($13,500), but a glitzy evening affair can cost more than £300,000, says Angela Jones of Reed Business Information, a data firm which also puts on events.
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T.: To date our works can be arranged under roughly 7 cycles, which treat subjects as varied as alphabet politics, mirrors for princes (fürstenspiegel), German orientalism, or the relationship between Iran and Poland from the 17th to the 21st centuries.
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Lebo's Soweto Backpackers offers two-hour rickshaw tours, and you don't have to be a guest at the hostel to book a spot; tours are 460 rand, and pick up and drop off can be arranged for an extra cost.
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Relatives of the first four rescued boys have been allowed to see them through a window, and a similar visit will be arranged for the others after doctors give their approval, the head of the rescue operation, Narongsak Osottanakorn, said Tuesday.
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If the individual was, for example, a practitioner of tae kwon do, then a meeting can be arranged with a tae kwon do champion who is also a devout Muslim and who can thus speak to the challenge of balancing sports and faith.
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While Paris explains the majority of sex trafficking offenses will be arranged online and take place in hotels and motels, pimps will also look to sell their victims in the likes of truckstops while in transit -- hence the importance of trucker diligence.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier on Wednesday said he would travel to Ukraine with his French counterpart next week to discuss if, and when, a new round of talks involving Russia could be arranged on the conflict in eastern Ukraine.
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" On Tuesday, Emily Davis, a spokeswoman for the United States trade representative, said in a statement that the administration "is engaged in discussions with several countries to determine if means other than tariffs can be arranged to address our national security concerns.
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After Klopp's team had, improbably, secured its place, there were hundreds upon hundreds of jobs to do: tickets to be mailed, charter planes and hotels to be booked, meetings with the Spanish police to be held, media and fan events to be arranged.
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That makes the Minnesota senator the more compelling on-paper choice for Democrats who want electability and worry about Biden's weaknesses: A Klobuchar-Booker ticket seems like where these Democrats should settle, if these things could be arranged through some purely pragmatic calculation.
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On July 17, Elvira's attorneys filed a motion to strike the letter from the record as an unlawful ex parte communication until a hearing could be arranged and the attorneys could have the opportunity to cross-examine Schneider as to his claimed financial woes.
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Because Mrs May's deal is dead and a new one cannot be arranged in the ten remaining weeks, the priority should be to avoid falling out on March 29th with no deal, which would be bad for all of Europe and potentially disastrous for Britain.
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Purchase of just about everything can be arranged, and should you fall in love with the house's chopping boards (Black Creek Mercantile), crystal stemware (Lobmeyr) or bed linens (Once Milano), you can take them home immediately, from the mini-store located in the boot room.
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In the child's room, Allan dressed the twin bed in crisp white sheets, pulled the duvet cover over the duvet with impressive speed, and rolled a bath towel and a hand towel into little logs, to be arranged in the center of the bed.
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Unlike some of the control freaks whose art is also on view here, Posenenske made her art in infinite editions, out of parts that can be arranged in any shape you like: a generous distribution of authorship from the artist to her fabricators and collectors.
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The moves followed Trump's abrupt announcement last week of a yet-to-be-arranged meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. But the prospects for any diplomatic breakthrough are clouded by senior State Department vacancies, including a permanent U.S. ambassador to South Korea.
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White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said the meeting could not be arranged due to security concerns and the short notice of the trip, but she said they had a "great call" and that Abdul Mahdi accepted Trump's invitation to the White House in the New Year.
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The United Nations opened the peace talks with a symbolic ceremony on Thursday, attended by representatives of the warring sides, but there has been no further direct contact, with U.N. mediator Staffan de Mistura still trying to get agreement on how the talks should be arranged.
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Though Schneider tried to what he believed is the "right" thing, according to People, Elvira&aposs lawyers filed a motion to have the actor&aposs letter removed from the record until a hearing can be arranged where he can be cross-examined about his reported financial struggles.
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Unlike some of the control freaks whose art is also on view here, Posenenske made her art in infinite editions, out of parts that can be arranged in any shape you like: a generous distribution of authorship from the artist to her fabricators and collectors. (Farago)diaart.
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Should the need for support arise, Fitch considers it highly likely that support from BNG's public owners would be arranged in accordance with the private investor test as part of state aid considerations and also required under BRRD to avoid necessary bail-in of senior creditors.
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The reverse of this, as Dr Joppa (who has since moved to Microsoft) and Stuart Pimm, another ecologist at Duke, have shown, is that even 17% of the world's land surface, if chosen carefully, could be arranged to protect as many as 67% of the world's plant species.
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His brainwave was to recognise that, just as games of patience require the player to organise the pack as a grid of suits in order of the value of the cards, so the elements might be arranged by their atomic weights in "suits" that shared chemical and physical properties.
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The front-facing camera does seem to be arranged slightly differently in that it's embedded in the top bezel, and it seems like LG is getting rid of the "second screen" that was on the prior two models, or at least blending it into the rest of the display.
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A deal with Mr. Jeter and Mr. Bush seems to be leading the race, but their bid hinges on whether financing can be arranged, so the offer from the group led by Mr. Romney is still in the running, people briefed on the discussions told The Financial Times.
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The moment you have been collectively awaiting has arrived: A handful of Lou Reed's guitars, curated by his technician Stewart Hurwood, will be arranged against a stack of amplifiers and tuned to create a glorious noise that will morph as you wander about in this acoustically splendid cathedral.
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The layout of the store will also more closely mimic how the items would be arranged in your actual home, including art mounted on a gallery wall, lamps set up in dedicated cubbies and accent décor "conceptually displayed to entice the senses and inspire new discovery," according to a press release.
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"As a result of Brexit there are new challenges for Britain, politically but also in the economic area … Looking forward I choose to be optimistic on behalf of the British economy, but there are a number of matters that need to be arranged," Olsen said, mentioning new trade deals as example.
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When the canisters are placed on the lunar surface by the Astrobiotic vehicle, they will be arranged in such a way that the top of the canister is facing toward Andromeda, the closest galaxy to the Milky Way, and sunlight will be able to pass through the center of the canister.
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It seems the Galaxy Note 10 Lite will keep a hole-punch display for the front-facing camera, but its triple-camera system will be arranged in a rectangle, similar to the iPhone 11 and Pixel 4's camera squares and unlike the Galaxy Note 10's vertical camera row.
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NBC determined which group of candidates would be onstage on which night, and here's how they'll be arranged, according to the network: Wednesday, June 26, the first night, will feature Bill de Blasio, Tim Ryan, Julián Castro, Cory Booker, Elizabeth Warren, Beto O'Rourke, Amy Klobuchar, Tulsi Gabbard, Jay Inslee, and John Delaney.
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If the system is aware in advance that a recharging station will be used as part of the trip (which might be arranged by booking one via the vehicle's information screen) it can spread the use of electric power throughout the journey, to maximum advantage, knowing when the battery will be topped up.
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So when I heard about One Medical — a "modern, tech-enabled primary care practice" that offers access to hundreds of premier doctors with luxury offices across nine cities, not to mention visits that can be arranged same day, next day, weeks in advance, and instantly via its 24/7 app — I was intrigued.
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On Wednesday, from left to right, the candidates will be arranged like this: Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York; Representative Tim Ryan of Ohio; Julián Castro, the former housing secretary; Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey; Ms. Warren; Mr. O'Rourke; Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota; Representative Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii; Gov.
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She started writing her first novel of manners at age 257, but her mother disapproved of women novelists, and of novels in general; she forbade Edith to read any more novels until after her marriage, which took place as soon as it could be arranged — in 21870, to a wealthy sportsman with manic-depressive tendencies.
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Reproductive rights advocates fear that, if allowed to stand, the fetal burial rules could have a potentially devastating effect on women's reproductive health and futures: To this date, no one is really sure how the fetus funerary services would be arranged nor who would pay for them, according to several providers and legal experts interviewed.
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The caravan began with a few hundred people, mostly families, but as the segment on HCH — during which the program's hosts falsely claimed that transportation and meals would be arranged by the organizers — was replayed across the country and word of the group spread to neighboring Guatemala and El Salvador, it grew to some 7,200 at one point.
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Columbia's current policy, last updated in 2015, says that should a professor and one of their students enter into a sexual relationship, one or both of them should alert a member of the administration, so that it can be arranged for the student to no longer be under that professor's authority and to prevent possible harm to the student, professor, and university.
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Producers might also try to address some of their concerns in the vineyard, through how they manage the canopy of leaves, which can be arranged not only to allow a steady movement of air, reducing susceptibility to diseases, but also to shade grapes from the sun or to permit more direct sunlight, affecting the rate at which the grapes ripen.
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Their calculations indicate that galaxies and other structures are not merely randomly spread out in pairs across the sky; instead, they have a slight tendency to be arranged in more complex configurations: triangles, rectangles, pentagons and all manner of other shapes, which trace back not just to quantum jitter in the Big Bang's clock, but to a much more meaningful turning of the gears.
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Still, this was just a thought — I couldn't believe my luck when I discovered not only that DESTROYER, CRUISER, SUBMARINE and CARRIER could all be incorporated into lively, nonnautical-related entries, but also that along with BATTLESHIP as a revealer, these entries could be arranged symmetrically when their respective boat names were replaced with the number of squares corresponding to the boat's length in Battleship!
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Margaret Farrar, the puzzle's inaugural editor, imposed Times-ian rigor on what was then considered a thoughtless amusement, codifying most of the rules you know today: The grids are nearly always square; words must be three letters or longer; black squares must be arranged symmetrically so that the grid's pattern looks the same upside down; every letter should be "checked," meaning it appears in both a word reading across and one reading down, giving you two chances to figure it out.
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