Hope for Spectacles should be considered as good as dead.
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I must be considered as someone who can do something.
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Other important good time proposals should be considered as well.
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With prescription drugs, saving lives must be considered as well.
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And be considered as the friend to artists and labels.
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In some jurisdictions, such crimes may not be considered as murders.
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No character was too minor to be considered as a distinct individual.
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That means the matter could be considered as soon as this week.
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Ted Cruz (R-TX) was rumored to be considered as a potential replacement.
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You can fill out a survey to be considered as a volunteer here.
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This is indirect evidence and cannot be considered as providing even moderate certainty.
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Collection methods need also to be considered as a factor for the bias.
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I'd be considered as something different than a neutral, disinterested, third-party observer.
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So, in effect, it can be considered as a continuous lump of material.
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The new 9.7-inch iPad should be considered as a smaller iPad Pro.
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That value should be considered as a factor when evaluating launch service options.
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California Assembly Bill 5 (AB5) requires company workers to be considered as employees.
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The senator's opposition would simply be considered as part of the Senate vote.
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Pereira argued that it should be considered as necessary as meals or travel.
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And today's analysis ... suggests that the debt criterion should be considered as not complied.
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The 'complex' designation will allow the case to be considered as a class action.
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All of these destabilising attacks can be considered as preparation for any future conflict.
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But Villeroy said that the bloc should be considered as a single geographic area.
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"Public assemblies should not be considered as the 'enemy,'" Huang wrote in the letters.
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These decisions should be considered as early as possible in a company's life cycle.
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Frequently Asked Questions Q: Who is eligible to be considered as a CNN Hero?
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An ESPN spokeswoman declined to comment on who may be considered as Skipper's successor.
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Should gay couples be considered as adoptive parents on the same basis as straight couples?
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About 53,000 out of Oi's 55,13 creditors can be considered as small creditors, he said.
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Or, put another way, ShareACamper might be considered as an 'Airbnb for motorhomes and caravans'.
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But HSN says they'll still be considered as part of its broader "American Dreams" initiative.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ) Q: Who is eligible to be considered as a CNN Hero?
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Chris Christie was rumored to be considered as a potential replacement for Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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Can the GOP be considered — as the Muslim Brotherhood has been — a "conveyor belt" to extremism?
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Cohen said that the suggestion isn't that IVG not be considered as a viable fertility technology.
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Actors, too, choose whether they will be considered as a lead actor or a supporting actor.
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Thus, any cutoffs chosen by ACOG and WHO can only be considered as rough reference points.
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"Facebook data around personality needs to be considered as sensitive as other medical data," Stark said.
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Prior to approving the maps, Republicans announced that race would not be considered as a factor.
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"It took time for women to be considered as producers or in creative roles," he said.
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The reversal is too small and too brief to be considered as a left shoulder development.
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We did not suggest that tree restoration should be considered as the unique solution to climate change.
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This is an important milestone when many people can be considered as likely to be cancer-free.
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Thompson then took the court Wednesday night and demonstrated his scoring ability should be considered as well.
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They should be considered as some men consider themselves, and be free to choose what they want.
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Maybe a flat-out ban on donations from lawyers ought to at least be considered as well.
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The Trump administration, however, took a narrow scope of who could be considered as a close relative.
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But to be considered as such, you must spend 750 hours a year working on that business.
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The clue could have been "Some pride parade letters," but that might not be considered as tight.
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Republican aides said the proposal, along with many others, would be considered as the spending legislation is written.
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Rubio on Tuesday repeated his statement that he did not want to be considered as Trump's running mate.
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Brazil's President-elect Jair Bolsonaro strongly opposes the actions by MST, saying they should be considered as terrorism.
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Many digital TV companies believe closed-captioning should be considered as a part of the audio auditing process.
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"Limiting music player use should be considered as part of an overall safe listening strategy," Le Prell added.
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It had to be considered as separate legislation, rather than an amendment, to comply with Senate reconciliation rules.
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It cited a 2014 ruling, Svensson and Others, which found that merely linking couldn't be considered as such.
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OkCupid could be considered as the only dating service for serious relationships that exists for a younger demographic.
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Of equal concern, promises made to other nations, allies or adversaries, will no longer be considered as credible.
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"On the basis of these findings, dogs can be considered as clean compared with bearded men," he added.
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Their thoughts will "be considered as KFC evaluates a broader test or potential national rollout," KFC tells Bloomberg.
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"It can be considered as the equivalent of folk music here in the United States," Mr. Sahraoui said.
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"A radically different biochemistry elsewhere can be considered as a falsification of the theory of interstellar panspermia," he says.
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While he would like to be considered as the White House physician, he says, he has not been asked.
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We've asked the wage to be considered as the cost of living in California is higher than most states.
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However, some of the proposed threats seem a little strange to be considered as possible causes of America's downfall.
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Profits from that sale would be considered as a long-term capital gain in the eyes of the IRS.
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"Will-Rights" then come to be considered as "the power to act," not as the power to act reasonably.
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"Donald Trump says stuff every day that used to be considered as disqualifying for being president," Mr. Obama said.
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What I'm trying to do in this campaign is say that economic rights must be considered as human rights.
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"If he fails to leave within this time frame, he will be considered as staying here illegally," added Neupane.
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"When fine artists do decorative arts items, they tend to be considered as a different tier," Mr. Wright said.
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But Feng just wants masks to be considered as part of an overall public-health strategy during a pandemic.
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He said such a deal could be considered as soon as lawmakers pass legislation to protect "Dreamers" from deportation.
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He said such a deal could be considered as soon as lawmakers pass legislation to protect dreamers from deportation.
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You have previously said that such violence cannot be considered as just a women's issue or a feminist issue.
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While Britain could theoretically be considered as a destination port, it was not practical to bring the ship there.
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Opioids should only be considered as last resorts, and only prescribed after doctors discuss their risks and benefits with patients.
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"Uber and Careem both will be considered as local companies in Saudi Arabia and the Middle East," Al-Rumayyan said.
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Instead, she was surprised to learn that it might be considered as objectionable as an ad marketing firearms and ammunition.
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Yet, 40% or less also believed that more solo activities, like phone sex and masturbation, could be considered as sex.
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Those polls have been close enough that as many as 19 states can be considered as toss ups right now.
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They suggest these factors should therefore be considered as "building blocks" for policymakers when creating laws for self-driving cars.
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The former president's "terrible record of women abuse" should be considered as Hillary Clinton runs for president, said Mr. Trump.
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Today's updates could be considered as intermediate updates before Apple introduces new features in iOS 9.3 and OS X 10.11.4.
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"The Committee is of the Opinion that the debt criterion (..) should be considered as not complied with," the text said.
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It has a brain, but it's just about the minimum possible arrangement of neurons that could be considered as such.
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"So when we make recommendations on egg consumption, the metabolic conditions and health conditions need to be considered as well."
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It will likely take a while until it becomes stable enough to even be considered as a risk-off asset.
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However, Trump told reporters on Friday that Sue Gordon "could be" considered as acting DNI and said he likes her.
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" He thought that because prejudice derived "principally from the difference of color," it must be "considered as permanent and insuperable.
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Use of benefits like public housing, food stamps and Medicaid will generally be considered as "a negative factor," he said.
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She would like them to be considered as cultural institutions, on a par with theaters and concert halls, she said.
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One study led to a leading American scientist, Dr. Solomon Snyder, recommending that ergo be considered as a new vitamin.
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Mr. de Blasio said his program consisted of several measures that would be considered as legislation by the City Council.
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And what he saw and heard must be considered as a historic event in the rapidly evolving art of television.
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The artists, who included Oscar Murillo, asked to be considered as a group to make a statement on political unity.
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Both Roth IRAs and traditional IRAs offer tax benefits and should be considered as part of a diversified savings plan.
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"This should be considered as an accounting practice, and banks' right to collect defaulted debt will be unchanged," it said.
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This raises significant questions about what specific aspects of near-death-experiences could be considered as universal—and what not.
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"I hope hair sculpting can be considered as a normal haircut and accepted by more hair stylists and customers," Wang said.
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He specifically brought up Musk's involvement with SolarCity and SpaceX as examples why he can't be considered as an independent chairman.
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Whatever their function, they are so fully realized that they can't be considered as anything other than standalone works of art.
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The updated iPhone X could be considered as an "S upgrade" with a better system-on-a-chip and better cameras.
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Customer feedback from the Atlanta test will be considered as KFC evaluates a broader test or potential national rollout, Yum said.
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The actual spectral irradiance of the LED -- the relative amounts of each of the colors produced -- should be considered, as well.
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The New York Times once said she might be considered as the most influential art critic in the history of television.
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Tran said that while emerging market stocks on average were undervalued, China in fact may still be considered as over- priced.
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In fact, as soon as Werdum beat Velasquez he too began to be considered as one of the best heavyweights ever.
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The results below should only be considered as one potential outcome as the transaction is exposed to multiple dynamic risk factors.
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This, it said, should be considered as the EU and U.S. negotiate for a third year a transatlantic free-trade deal.
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Some of these changes might also be considered as ways to finance either key investments or additional middle-class tax relief.
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As such, while the 157,000 payrolls advance in July fell short of expectations, it should be considered as a strong report.
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A Hawaii District Court judge said that such relatives of individuals living in the U.S. should be considered as close relatives.
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The vote sends the measure to the Senate floor, where the bill could start to be considered as early as Wednesday.
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As recently as Wednesday, Murkowski said she didn't think the Medicaid cuts should be considered as part of an ObamaCare repeal.
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The vote sends the measure to the Senate floor, where the bill could start to be considered as early as Wednesday.
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ASMR can improve mood in depressed people because it can be considered as a form of mindfulness, according to the researchers.
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"In order to not be considered as just a joke, we decided to be serious like everyone else," he wrote underneath.
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In fact, Uber and Didi Chu Xing do not own car assets and therefore can be considered as being asset-light.
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Looked at this way, life can be considered as a computation that aims to optimize the storage and use of meaningful information.
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Consequently, the film will never be considered as true of a cinematic sensation as even the Lord of the Rings films were.
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"Valoptec ... will assume its role for the group's human capital, which must always be considered as a long-term investment," it said.
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But it's a necessary move if Hulu wants to be considered as part of the television ad budget, not the digital ones.
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Schiff said nothing about the exact timeline but added continued White House defiance of the House probe will be considered as obstruction.
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The energy minister added that he didn't think Iran should be considered as the cause of the unstable situation in the region.
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I understand that my comment cannot be considered as just a joke and at the time i was careless in my thinking.
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These benefits should be considered as city planners decide what rules to impose on micromobility providers and how to allocate urban space.
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"In terms of contribution to carbon dioxide generation, Thailand can be considered as one of the lowest in the world," Siri said.
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The original tweet may be considered as evidence as Mueller tries to work out whether the President was trying to intimidate Comey.
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They have been pushing for other rebel groups like Jaysh al Islam and Ahrar al-Sham to be considered as terrorist factions.
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The new regulations mean MPs' infants will no longer be considered as "visitors" banned from entering the chamber of the lower house.
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President Trump's Guard deployment can be considered as one element in a wider political package which includes, for example, recent steel tariffs.
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"Overall, the Committee is of the Opinion that (..) the debt criterion should be considered as not complied with," the draft document said.
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Carney said the estimates should not be considered as a target for BoE policy but added r* was likely to rise slowly.
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"Acupuncture should be considered as one option for migraine prophylaxis in light of our findings," the authors write in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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Application tracking software must also be considered, as less traditional CVs may not lend themselves well to being uploaded and re-formatted.
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She argued that the text could not be considered as a valid will as it was never sent, but the judge found otherwise.
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The companies have argued in their state insurance regulatory filings that traditional Medicare should be considered as a market alternative to Medicare Advantage.
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To be considered as a bride for their 103-year-old son, a civil engineer, she would have to delete her Facebook account.
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Campaign groups have expressed concerns that the money will be considered as infrastructure investments, reducing the amount available for roads, schools and hospitals.
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"Bariatric surgery should be considered as an effective treatment of type 2 diabetes in patients suffering from morbid obesity," Thereaux said by email.
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"In a post-Brexit environment, UK financial market infrastructures (FMIs) would be considered as third-country FMIs rather than EU entities," Draghi said.
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And advocates say such changes need to be considered as part of the push for abortion and other reproductive rights around the country.
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Either they act like decent, law-abiding Americans, or they should be considered as having forfeited the right of being treated as one.
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If Labour tried to nationalise a company without paying what would reasonably be considered as fair market price, a court challenge would follow.
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The Xi-Modi meeting last week can be considered as a preparation for the June SCO summit in the Chinese city of Qingdao.
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Given the availability of effective, safe, and accessible technology, telemedicine must be considered as a necessary part of the solution to this crisis.
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Once a situation like this gets to trial, what is going to be considered as both sides make a case towards a decision?
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"Indigenous homelessness must be considered as a loss of healthy relationships, spiritual, emotional, physical, political, and economic relationships over time," Thistle told me.
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"A lot of my work can in many cases be considered as readymades and are sometimes inspired by Marcel Duchamp," Nordsmark tells Creators.
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But the Warriors are within range of an equally rewarding accomplishment: the chance to be considered as the greatest regular-season team ever.
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He said religious views — where, for example, they include justification for violence against Americans — should be considered as part of the visa progress.
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"It is inappropriate to allow race to be considered as a factor in our criminal justice system," he said in a public statement.
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"Europe has very severe air quality issues, and enforcing standards in diesel cars should be considered as a first step toward cleaner air."
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U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch earlier on Tuesday asked not to be considered as a nominee, the Justice Department said in a statement.
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Prospects Conner Greene and Sean Reid-Foley will continue their development as starters, rather than be considered as weapons in the big-league bullpen.
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President Donald Trump said in a speech on Thursday that rocks thrown by migrants on the US–Mexico border should be considered as firearms.
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Therefore, our study should be considered as hypothesis-generating and framework-defining and must be complemented in the future by studies of additional astronauts.
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Mercury 60 is a telling reminder of all the barriers women have had to face to be considered as equal in the spaceflight industry.
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"For him not to be considered as one of the best freshmen in college basketball is a complete joke," coach Sean Miller told reporters.
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This indeed should be considered as "taking advantage" of U.S. innovators, especially when health or financial crises that might precipitate their use don't exist.
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Sophisticated methods -- especially the use of micro-targeted advertising via social media -- must be considered as a recipe for electoral success around the world.
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Any country that leaves the UNFCCC "shall be considered as also having withdrawn from this Agreement," according to Article 28 of the Paris Agreement.
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If Apple were to be considered as a gaming company, that would see it compete with huge players like Sony, Microsoft and China's Tencent.
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"The broader society, other sentient beings and the environment should also be considered as stakeholders throughout the AI system's life cycle," the experts write.
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"I don't think that living beings should be considered as art," said Ms. Hall, 47, who works at a rabbit rescue center in Connecticut.
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Eric Swalwell, a Democrat who dropped out of the presidential primary race, told reporters that the tweets "will be considered" as obstruction of justice.
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"Importantly, these threatened tariffs will be subject to negotiation, and therefore shouldn't be considered as final," the analysts wrote in a note to client.
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While Iranian-backed attacks against these "targets" could prove suicidal for Tehran, they should be considered as a distinct possibility if relations further deteriorate.
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The appeals court decided that the 2018 throttling incident, which occurred after the FCC's 2017 vote, shouldn't be considered as evidence in the suit.
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Among the changes are allowances for pastas made with potato, soy or other starchy vegetable-based flours to be considered as a vegetable serving.
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Violations would be considered as a misdemeanor in Oxford, according to reports, with penalties ranging from a $500 fine to six months in jail.
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In a landmark 1978 ruling, the court banned racial quotas but said race could still be considered as one of many factors in admissions.
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The speaker of Libya's parliament said Turkey's plan to send troops to Libya is "unacceptable" and will be considered as unwarranted meddling, AP reports.
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Horror deserves to be considered as a broad genre, not a niche that exists outside rooms where the most prestigious awards are given out.
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But it's only been about 19603 years since "sexual harassment" began to be considered as a real workplace problem deserving of serious legal attention.
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But as a father, he would only be considered as such if he could prove that his spouse was incapacitated or already returned to work.
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But I think there's no doubt that these distal associations play an enormous role in disease, and that they may be considered as druggable targets.
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On the contrary, a chatbot (even an intelligent one) can be considered as narrow AI, with a limited array of possible questions it can handle.
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Additionally, any faithless votes would be considered as a resignation of the office, the vote would be vacated, and the elector would be immediately replaced.
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"Removal of a child from the family should only be considered as a temporary, last resort," the report added, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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Timing is entirely determined by the crocodile remaining in the same place and for our quiet, relaxed presence not to be considered as a threat.
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Participation won't be limited solely based on a candidates' polling numbers, he said, adding that other factors including grassroots funding would be considered as well.
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There's a quirk in EPA regulations that says that if you modify an existing coal plant enough, it can be considered as a new plant.
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The decree follows PEC 215, a proposed constitutional amendment that means that only land occupied by indigenous people since 1988 would be considered as reserves.
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GOP lawmakers say they want any deal with North Korea to be considered as a treaty, which would require 67 votes to pass the Senate.
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Other studies show similar results, with evaluators requiring women to demonstrate more evidence of competence to be considered as equally good as their male counterparts.
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"I think that there are many things that can be considered as a betrayal," Zerkal said, when asked if the visa issue constituted a betrayal.
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"A gross margin expansion of 120 basis points can be considered as a cruise speed for coming years," Chief Financial Officer Paolo Marchesini told analysts.
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"If this negotiation (is) carried out in any form, then it will be considered as surrender and the Iranian nation will not surrender," he said.
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Call blocking technology also is expected to advance over time, which is another reason TRACED should not be considered as a one-and-done law.
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This year's event was a relatively relaxed affair — if any gathering of more than 1,000 athletes in a chlorinated bandbox can be considered as such.
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"There are 43 people now who may be considered as missing," Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown told reporters at a Thursday afternoon press conference.
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"I don't have a partner and therefore can't be considered as having suffered from the consequences of a law which bans gay marriage," Falcis explained.
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"To be considered as having abandoned her involvement in the crime, she would have needed to call the police or call the club," Levi says.
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Leah Williams, who is a descendant of those enslaved people, hopes her views will be considered as the university decides how to contextualize its history.
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Standard tip: $5 (up to $10 for exceptional service) Tipping here should be considered as an extra gift for those hauling heavy packages to your door.
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I think drag artists should definitely be considered as very talented and skilled artists, alongside other performance artists that we see more of in the mainstream.
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"[Machine learning] results have to be considered as only hypotheses or interesting starting points that are then further developed in studies by researchers," the authors wrote.
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"I have found a pattern of behavior between security personnel that could be considered as extrajudicial killings," Callamard told a news conference, without giving further details.
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Those were both added to the Unicode standard, but then late in the process, it was decided that those would not be considered as emoji characters.
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When discussing patents, the focus is often on utility patents, but design patents should also be considered as part of a well-rounded intellectual property strategy.
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The fact that caffeine is widely available shows it cannot be considered as a risk for health, even sometimes you've got studies showing quite the opposite.
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"It would be considered as a House bill, which would in and of itself cure the serious issue of the 'blue slip' constitutional requirement," Hoyer said.
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The news comes a day after Igor Sechin, CEO of the Russian oil and gas giant, said the Essar Oil deal could be considered as closed.
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The repeal of the tax is a part of Brady's "manager's amendment" to his bill, which the House Rules Committee proposed to be considered as adopted.
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A fourth, Rubio, in addition to his prolonged and winding agony over Trump, has said he does "not want to be considered" as Trump's running mate.
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Unlike the disaster aid, lawmakers said Tuesday that the renewal of the expiring surveillance program will be considered as a separate measure from the spending bill.
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Roux had said during the July 2016 trial that Pistorius' disability and mental distress following the killing should be considered as reasons to reduce his sentence.
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But the results, which will be considered as scientists and experts plan changes later this year to the formal exercise guidelines, are encouraging, Dr. Kraus says.
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"While his employer is a nonprofit 501(c)(6) organization, its primary purpose is not one that would be considered as a public service," he said.
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He repeated his warning late Tuesday night, telling MSNBC that a shelter-in-place order "has to be considered" as the numbers rise in the state.
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Relocation should also be considered as a potentially necessary step for communities in areas that are too high-risk or where other adaptation solutions aren't possible.
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"With this, all claims of State General Reserve Fund can be considered as definitely dropped and the case - concluded in favour of Bulgaria," the ministry said.
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"Logically, if there are fairy circles without the presence of termites, the termite theory cannot be considered as a strong explanation for the phenomenon," he said.
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Through the Wayfarer program, Pokémon Go players who are level 40 or higher can submit real world location to be considered as PokéStops in the game.
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As a result, the Senate will again debate the question of whether more testimony and documents will be considered as part of the trial, next week.
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Fleitz was also said to be considered as a potential candidate for director of national intelligence, for which Trump has not yet announced a permanent nominee.
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They have been successfully used by banking regulators in the past and should be considered as a helpful tool in the CFPB's regulatory toolbox going forward.
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Opioids should only be considered as a very last resort, because the serious side effects, like accidental overdose and addiction, don't usually outweigh the minimal benefits.
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" She says it's an interesting line of inquiry that deserves further research, "but there are many steps needed before it can be considered as a potential treatment.
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" Amrita, who moved to Connecticut from New Delhi when she was 8, wants her sons to be accepted, to be considered as normal "as Joey next door.
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Such higher-yielding crops would be considered as less harmful if they, for example, are small holdings or entail cultivation of food or feed on "unused land".
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Spielberg has said Netflix films should be considered as made for TV productions and thus should be included in the annual Emmy Awards for the television industry.
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His defense argued that his disability and mental stress that occurred in the aftermath of the killing should be considered as mitigating circumstances to reduce his sentence.
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Individual investors contend that the private stock offering is integral to Peabody's broader plan to exit Chapter 11 protection and should not be considered as legally separate.
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As with recent minor iOS and OS X updates, this tvOS update could be considered as an intermediate update before Apple introduces new features in tvOS 9.2.
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That, as Mr. Bernanke argued in a series of essays published by the Brookings Institution a few years ago, should only be considered as a last resort.
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"The AfD must be considered as one of the intellectual arsonists which through their ideology fuel these acts of right-wing extremist violence and terror," said Lüdecke.
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A lower court had allowed Douez's case to be considered as a group lawsuit, but the high court did not address the issue of class action status.
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"The temporary skilled visa programme should now be considered as settled without the need for further reviews and disruptive policy change," said Ai Group Chief Executive Innes Willox.
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During Wednesday's floor debate in South Dakota, one Republican representative said such procedures would some day be considered as dangerous and pseudoscientific as lobotomies, according to Mother Jones.
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These rates are negotiable and should be considered as part of a larger conversation around deliverables and the specific needs for your brand integration and content, Blake said.
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Forward-looking statements This press release contains statements that may be considered as forward-looking statements and as such may not relate strictly to historical or current facts.
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This article has been distributed for educational purposes only and should not be considered as investment advice or a recommendation of any particular security, strategy or investment product.
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If Apple does want the iPad Pro to be considered as laptop contender, then it will need to refine its keyboard hardware and its software gestures and features.
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SESTA includes language that "expands liability for 'knowing' support of certain criminal activity," that sites could be considered as participating in a crime, and could thus be charged.
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"In this situation, the person throws his headphones on the notifier, and tries to hand out battles, which may be considered as right to self-defense," Suneson added.
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Local knowledge should also be considered as a cheap way to save lives, such as constructing houses out of wood with thatched roofs, instead of concrete and tile.
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Such crop expansion would be considered as less harmful if, for example, it was applied by smallholdings or led to cultivation of food or feed on "unused land".
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Considering his behavior up to this point—"Britain and her colonies should be considered as one whole," he had written in the 1750s—Franklin's next step appears baffling.
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"Any further step from the Canadian side in that direction will be considered as acknowledgment of our right to interfere in the Canadian Domestic affairs," the statement reads.
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One in 10 Hong Kong residents who began 2018 as high net worth individuals could no longer be considered as such by the year's end, according to Capgemini.
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In his decision, Judge Alexandre Lazzarini said that Braskem shares had been pledged as collateral to loans through a lien, and therefore cannot be considered as Odebrecht's assets.
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"Meditation can be considered as an adjunctive lifestyle intervention in those interested in this practice," Levine, a researcher at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, said by email.
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I prefer to be considered as a theatergoer, a member of the audience, a spectator to be enlightened, sometimes shocked, often amazed at the skill and gusto displayed.
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She intends to stay focussed on her voting-rights work, but she did say that she would "be honored" to be considered as the Democrats' Vice-Presidential candidate.
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A majority of financial executives in boardrooms around the world say Amazon Founder and Chief Executive Jeff Bezos should be considered as the top businessperson of the decade.
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A year ago, the Supreme Court upheld a University of Texas admissions plan that allows race and ethnicity to be considered as one of many factors in admission.
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Insurance groups that generate 20% or more of their net premiums from international business sources on a sustained basis would be considered as having sizeable international business diversification.
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"Any further step from the Canadian side in that direction will be considered as acknowledgment of our right to interfere in the Canadian domestic affairs," the statement said.
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I urge the Majority to move immediately to have him stripped of his chairmanship and that any accomplices on the Judiciary Committee not be considered as a replacement.
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Aoun said this threw doubt over anything that Hariri has said, or will say, and his statements could not be considered as an expression of his full free will.
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After Democratic delegates expressed their support for Walker's bill, he requested the bill no longer be considered, as he did not want the statue to actually be taken down.
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Well, I would qualify that the analysis in our paper should be considered as short-term impact, because a lot of these minimum wage changes have been fairly new.
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"If a family has sought breastfeeding help and it remains painful or the baby can't latch, treating a tongue-tie may be considered as a viable option," she adds.
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A spokesperson for Tempe Police Department declined to comment directly on the footage, but confirmed that it would be considered as part of the police investigation into the incident.
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Breakdancing, said the authors, "must be considered as a potentially high-risk dancing sport," especially since dancers didn't often take enough time to heal before jumping back into training.
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If Democrats weren't comfortable with a single Republican heading the commission, there are at least two former presidents from their party who could be considered as a co-chairman.
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The addictive features targeted by Hawley's legislation can be considered as a form of "dark patterns," or design features that nudge users into certain behavior without their explicit knowledge.
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"Any further step from the Canadian side in that direction will be considered as acknowledgment of our right to interfere in the Canadian domestic affairs," the Saudi government wrote.
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The will of the Puerto Rican people in any status referendum should be considered as Congress follows through on any desired change in status for Puerto Rico, including statehood.
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I asked Hannity if it was true that, as a Trump confidant had told me, he wished to be considered as a potential Trump White House chief of staff.
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While their stories suggest a pattern of harassment, it remains unclear if they can be considered as corroborating evidence since some of the accusers never worked for Mr. Landesman.
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"Information assigned a level of classification under this or predecessor orders shall be considered as classified ... despite the omission of other required markings," the executive order governing classification states.
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Steinhoff said all options would be considered as part of its debt reduction strategy, adding it would continue to keep the ownership of its well-performing businesses under review.
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"There are hours before a game when they are required to be at the stadium, and that should be considered as part of the work, as well," Simon said.
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A market return would be considered as part of an overall strategy to ensure the country can fully return to markets when its current bailout programme ends, he said.
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The purpose of this post is to highlight some of the things that need to be considered as you prepare to move into the retirement phase of your life.
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In this way, you make clear the intent to put God's Project first, before any kind of personal project, including what could be considered as good for the Church.
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He goes on to admit that the changes "will likely make Roadhog a bit weaker" but adds that additional tweaks will be considered as the team evaluates the initial update.
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Tentative Decisions sees Erg stepping up his game and throwing his beanie hat into the ring to be considered as a serious songwriter in a way he's never done before.
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In North Carolina, the NCAA announced that the state would not be considered as a host for its championship games as long as its bathroom bill remained on the books.
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Any efforts to assist the tanker could be considered as providing material support to a U.S.-designated foreign terrorist organization, which has immigration and potential criminal consequences, the official said.
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The fact that a mathematician could be considered, as he is, a "rock star" — or, better yet, "the Lady Gaga of mathematics" — says perhaps more about the French than Villani.
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In this process, race can be considered as a "factor of a factor"—that is, as one element of "special circumstances" used to place a student's academic credentials in context.
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Fitch views insurance groups that generate 20% or more of their net premiums from international business sources on a sustained basis would be considered as having sizeable international business diversification.
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Jennifer Aniston's recent jaunt to Cabo with husband Justin Theroux and bestie Courtney Cox took a turn too dark to even be considered as a plot twist on The Leftovers.
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Relying on images that are strikingly dated, these riots appear to be a distant part of history; an outdated practice of resistance that should no longer be considered as valid.
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Still, the free trade continues to be considered as an optimal solution for the world as a whole, provided you don't forget the losers – and there are plenty of them.
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Initial reports had suggested that the Indian government would waive off the 30% sourcing norm for Apple under this category, but it has failed to be considered as the exception.
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The myth of abortion reversal must be removed from the mainstream medical conversation, as it will eventually reach their patients, and could be considered as a safe and viable option.
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The only restriction imposed on them is, that they shall not exchange republican for anti-republican constitutions; a restriction which, it is presumed, will hardly be considered as a grievance.
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"The complaint does not allege plausibly that the provision of banking services, which are not inherently violent or dangerous, can be considered as acts dangerous to human life," Swain wrote.
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Testing showed 24 of the 40 expired devices contained at least 90 percent of their stated amount of epinephrine, enough to be considered as potent as when they were made.
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It cautioned, however, that its statement to the market should be considered as an announcement to make a possible offer and is not confirmation of a firm intention to bid.
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Since carbon dioxide from coal combustion with oxygen weighs more than coal, paying for coal to stay unmined could now be considered as a low-cost way to sequester carbon.
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"The debt criterion ... should be considered as not complied and ... a debt-based Excessive Deficit Procedure is thus warranted," Valdis Dombrovskis, the Commission's vice president for the euro, told reporters.
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The situation does not seem to have put off Silver Lake from making what can be considered as the third-largest investment to buy an equity stake in English soccer.
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" Roskomnadzor claims the actions of the U.S. giants "can be considered as interference in the sovereign affairs of Russia and obstructing the holding of democratic elections in the Russian Federation.
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" But the founder also encouraged other mixers to get out of the game and warned that "very soon this kind of activity will be considered as illegal in most of countries.
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There's a debate within the community of country critics whether or not these guys are authentic, if they have the chops to play actual country music and be considered as such.
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The systems were looking to connect immigration applicants to specific social media profiles, presumably so that any information on social media accounts could be considered as part of the application itself.
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Yeah, I have a certain age and that's something to be considered as far as just how I train and stuff and how I continue to find ways of getting better.
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Apple wants the iPad Pro to be considered as a real computer, but a mixture of its hardware and software is still holding it back from being a true laptop replacement.
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Right now, 5G is an add-on that has to be considered as a separate decision in the design process for companies that rely on Qualcomm's chips, like Samsung and Sony.
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Given the sensitivity surrounding the subject — Ward has been criticized for publicly suggesting that McCain resign and that she be considered as his successor — most won't discuss scenarios on the record.
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The ice giant report will be considered as part of NASA's Planetary Science Decadal Survey, which outlines the agency's priorities for the next ten years—in this case, from 2022-2032.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel on Wednesday said Germany's restrictive guidelines could leave its partners in despair and it would have to be more ready to compromise to be considered as a partner.
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Wearing what may be considered as a surprising color choice for summer, Meghan opted for an olive green Ralph Lauren dress with a bateau neckline (a favorite of hers) and belt.
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A 1980 study on the Flint River found it would have to be treated with an anti-corrosive agent for it to be considered as a safe source for drinking water.
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It's true that water from upstate New York may not be considered as glamorous as water from Fiji, but New York's requires less transportation — another environmental selling point for Just Water.
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"Breast milk could be considered as human tissue, the same as blood, and, as such, its commercialization in Cambodia should not be supported," the agency said in a statement to Reuters.
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"I guess I could be considered as a potentially good candidate to become a spy," the 22012-year-old Chinese national told Reuters from inside Warszawa-Bialoleka prison and detention center.
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"The will of the Puerto Rican people in any status referendum should be considered as Congress follows through on any desired change in status for Puerto Rico, including statehood," he said.
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She confirmed that she would not be mounting a challenge on Tuesday, though she did say she would be "honored to be considered" as a running mate for the eventual nominee.
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"There've only been ultimatums by the claimant to pay the sum in full, which certainly cannot be considered as a constructive position and readiness for an amicable agreement," Sergei Kopytov said.
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Of course, good laws are not made from bad examples, so the antics in Pima County are an extreme example, and should not be considered as the sole basis for reforms.
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Success in the real estate business, according to Issa, isn't an impressive 21st century accomplishment and thus shouldn't be considered as evidence that Trump is either ready or suited to be President.
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During the hearing, the justices asked Marx why Carter's own text message saying she told him to get back in the truck could not be considered as evidence that it actually happened.
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If, as Mr. Cornyn said in 2000, "it is inappropriate to allow race to be considered as a factor in our criminal justice system," does it matter who brought it up first?
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The information harvest must be considered as a complete system that optimizes every step of the process from the breeding of seed varieties to the placement of food products on store shelves.
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A market return would be considered as part of an overall strategy, he said, to ensure Greece can fully return to markets when its current bailout, the third since 2010, is over.
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Since student characteristics — as indicated by test scores — are so highly correlated with the rankings, we argue that student characteristics should be considered as inputs when evaluating any outputs of a school.
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Referencing the affair and Wolfe's admitted lies to the FBI about that relationship and other contacts with the press, prosecutors called for his conduct to be considered as part of his sentencing.
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The guidelines provide examples of what could be considered as a specialized service, including VoLTE (high-quality voice calls), linear IPTV services, and remote surgeries, which would operate separately from the internet.
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Amazon Music, Apple Music, Tidal and premium Spotify and Soundcloud (honestly, who is paying for Soundcloud?) accounts will be considered as more "proper" purchases than YouTube streams or non-paid Spotify subscriptions.
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In its unanimous decision, the court severely narrowed the definition of the kinds of official acts a politician must perform to be considered as having partaken in an illegal quid pro quo.
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Tom Vilsack of Iowa, a top Biden supporter, made the case for why those supporters should rally to Mr. Biden, and even suggested Ms. Klobuchar might be considered as his running mate.
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Since student characteristics – as indicated by test scores – are so highly correlated with the rankings, we argue that student characteristics should be considered as inputs when evaluating any outputs of a school.
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"Clearly neither candidate can afford to be considered as someone who doesn't support Trump and his agenda," said Jay Williams, a Republican strategist in Georgia who is unaffiliated in the Senate race.
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Again, depending on the service you use, the emails you receive through those temporary addresses are only kept for a short period of time, so they shouldn't be considered as permanent alternate emails.
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According to Graham Scott, the deputy editor of Canadian Business, even if mail-delivering drones remain a theoretical concept for now, it's inevitable they'll be considered as a way to drive costs down.
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"I do not think that we have to expect that the problems of the Italian banks have to be considered as unsolvable," Juncker said in an interview with the German public television ZDF.
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"Failure to engage on this important investment risk issue should be considered as trustees review investment manager allocations going forward," it said in a report that accompanied a letter to the pension trustees.
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One thing that might be considered, as used elsewhere, is a broad-based independent commission that receives input from voices outside of the "iron triangle" of large industry players, regulators and congressional committees.
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This merger failing can hardly be considered as anything but good news to consumers; as former counsel at the FCC Gigi Sohn put it: This transaction had but two supporters – Sinclair and Tribune.
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"Patients should be aware that psoriasis has health impacts beyond the skin alone, and its management should be considered as an important part of the health of an individual," Eichenfield said by email.
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Many of those injuries can be prevented, which is why the authors say they ought to be considered as part of efforts to better prepare for a future with potentially catastrophic climate change.
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If a large immigration package is being discussed — especially one that addresses "future flows" of legal immigrants — they have every reason to expect that their requests should be considered as part of it.
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After the tainted bids by Russia and Qatar, updated FIFA guidelines now require that human rights be considered as a factor in deciding which country wins the right to host the prestigious tournament.
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But some observers said that given Bickerstaffe's track record she should now be considered as a prime candidate to succeed Rowe and become M&S's first female boss in the group's 136 year history.
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The restrictions put forward by the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) will mean anyone who uses or provides content which could be considered as threatening to social order or the country's security faces punishment.
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Instead, Bad Moms should be considered as the latest iteration in a long legacy of clique movies like Heathers, Clueless and Mean Girls—the moms here are simply girls who have graduated high school.
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Dykstra's charges have not been dropped -- but now, it seems both the driver and the passenger could go down together in what may be considered as one of the most bizarre Uber rides ever.
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Nikki Haley of South Carolina and Senator Jeff Flake of Arizona, have been emphatic publicly or with their advisers and allies that they do not want to be considered as Mr. Trump's running mate.
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Global agricultural challenges such as droughts and other climate extremes that could affect international food markets should also be considered, as many cities lack sufficient farm production to feed their populations, the report said.
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He said that the findings strengthen the idea that humans hunted cave lions, and he speculated that humans should potentially be considered as a possible factor in the species' extinction, around 14,000 years ago.
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In other words, in order to be considered as being provided adequate broadband capabilities by the FCC's standards, you would need to have both fixed broadband and mobile data service meeting the basic requirements.
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That is precisely the position of past presidents, and Sanders, in saying that they want greater diversity without declaring that men or those who are not black will not be considered, as Biden pledges.
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They're hoping to change that with the government's new stimulus package, and are going on a public campaign to be considered as a way for the Treasury Department to deliver payments directly to Americans.
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Texas may be considered as conservative as Alabama, but its actual demographics are much more favorable: Only 53 percent of Texas eligible voters are white (and a quarter of the whites are strong Democrats).
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Amid that fight, Pelosi took a political gamble and held on to the articles as leverage to pressure McConnell into allowing witnesses and other new evidence to be considered as part of the process.
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He added, however, that GAVI's board had made clear that this "should not be considered as an indication of future GAVI funding" for this vaccine, or for future similar pilot schemes for other vaccines.
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According to women's leadership expert Tara Mohr, those surveyed indicated that they felt they needed to meet every qualification not only to do the job well, but to even be considered as a hire.
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CH: I think it's great that you and Laura Coombs published a book in conjunction with the show, and that you intend for it to be considered as an artwork, part of the show.
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Because of this position, the issue would be considered as affiliated with a party or candidate, making advertising over C$500 that takes a stance on it forbidden unless groups register as a third party.
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"In my opinion it absolutely needs to be considered as a potential new first-line standard of care," said Balar, who presented the data at the American Society of Clinical Oncology scientific meeting in Chicago.
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He says that "neurodoping may have different uses in different sports, but that "each sport must determine whether neurodoping should be considered as cheating, or should be considered a legitimate aid to training or performance.
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Here's Draper on Hannity, for instance: I asked Hannity if it was true that, as a Trump confidant had told me, he wished to be considered as a potential Trump White House chief of staff.
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The latter will provide a way to essentially crowdsource amongst its portfolio companies and wider network what might ordinarily be considered as operational support, which its two-person team wouldn't otherwise be able to provide.
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By retracing these historicizing processes, she conveys a powerful sense that any codification is necessarily informed by the sociopolitical context in which it emerged and cannot be considered as neutral, or so-called pure aesthetic.
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Foley is a member of an organization that's been dubbed a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center — and Heineman films him saying things that suggest exactly why it might be considered as such.
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In its most literal sense, the judgment means some female athletes will no longer be considered as such for some races — from 400 meters to a mile — unless they take measures to suppress testosterone production.
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" Instead, it declared that "their advent as humble workers" helped to fill gaps left by a "lack of experienced nurses, and the dislike of respectable women to be considered as living by such an occupation.
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But others in the administration, including President Donald Trump's national security adviser H.R. McMaster, have insisted that a military strike be considered as a serious option as a way to exact maximum pressure on Pyongyang.
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It also extends the false notion that to be considered as an artist, rather than a performer, one must be divorced from "pop" and married to what's (incorrectly) perceived as a more legitimate genre: rock.
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Member States may wish to consider criteria such as the relation of subordination to the platform, the nature of the work and remuneration when deciding whether someone can be considered as an employee of a platform.
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Media reports say Apple may adopt OLED technology for its iPhone as early as in 2018, with LG Display and the panel-making unit of Samsung Electronics Co Ltd likely to be considered as supplier candidates.
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However, the researchers wrote in their study that they hope CRISPR could be considered as an alternative option to preimplantation genetic diagnosis, also known as PGD, for couples at risk of passing on an inherited disease.
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My hesitancy toward a management position would no longer be translated into "Marissa lacks ambition," and instead would be considered as, "Marissa knows who she is, and we need to give her rewards she actually wants."
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"The freeports ... should be considered as a kind of financial intermediary with the obligation to identify and document the beneficial owner for each good that is or was stored there", said Claudio Mascotto, prosecutor in Geneva.
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Now, children born to US service members and government employees who are not yet themselves US citizens, while abroad, will not be considered as residing in the US, changing the way that they potentially receive citizenship.
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College admissions experts breathed a sigh of relief on Thursday when the Supreme Court upheld a University of Texas admissions plan that allows race and ethnicity to be considered as one of many factors in admission.
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" Jaber said researchers must now convey the risks to the general population that "being unfit should be considered as strong of a risk factor as hypertension, diabetes and smoking -- if not stronger than all of them.
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" A New York City child protective specialist, Charles Castro, had emailed the college, saying he was seeking any of Nakesha's "family or friends who can be considered as resources in a time of crisis for her.
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Before Hariri's interview, Aoun said Hariri's situation in Saudi Arabia threw doubt over anything that he had said or would say, and his statements could not be considered as an expression of his full free will.
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But if we're gonna talk about civilians, if we're gonna talk about infrastructure, if we're gonna talk about houses, a total city that has been destroyed — and this is not gonna be considered as a victory.
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"In my opinion it absolutely needs to be considered as a potential new first-line standard of care," said Balar, who was presenting the data at the American Society of Clinical Oncology scientific meeting in Chicago.
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I do think it has promise in certain situations and I hope they keep working on it to get it in shape for evaluation and to be considered as a viable alternative in future underwater rescue scenarios.
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Suresh Prabhu, India's commerce and industry minister said a business would be considered as a start-up for a period of up to ten years after incorporation and registration, raising the period from the previous 7 years.
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The subsidies would be a double blow for Indonesian biodiesel after the European Union decided in March that palm oil should no longer be considered as green and so should be phased out of renewable transportation fuel.
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The ECJ was asked whether Uber, which allows passengers to summon a ride through a smartphone app, should be considered as a less regulated "information society service" or a transportation service, which is subject to local rules.
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"Given the White House's position, banks will be afraid that it will be the same as with Eurobonds - it may be considered as helping the Russian government to raise money," said another executive with a U.S. bank.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch asked not to be considered as a nominee to fill the Supreme Court vacancy created by the death of Justice Antonin Scalia last month, the Justice Department said on Tuesday.
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A second argument over a Democratic gerrymander in Maryland that erased a Republican-held House seat will be heard this year, and it is possible that the North Carolina or Pennsylvania cases will be considered as well.
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The lawsuit against the university came from a group hoping to overturn a longstanding Supreme Court precedent that allows race to be considered as one factor among many in admissions, but prohibits universities from using racial quotas.
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To offset the tax hikes on the lowest income households after the phase out of family and child credits, an expanded earned income tax credit should be considered as well, though it is not currently under discussion.
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"The extensive and thorough investigations undertaken during the 2019 season raised suspicions that the Scuderia Ferrari PU (power unit) could be considered as not operating within the limits of the FIA regulations at all times," it said.
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"The particular toys nominated for the '10 Worst Toys' list are illustrative of some potential hazards in toys being sold to consumers, and should not be considered as the only potentially hazardous toys on the market," W.A.T.C.H. said.
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"It has been repeatedly said that the impact factor of a journal cannot be considered as the only proxy for the quality of the work it publishes," says Monica Di Luca, vice rector of the University of Milan.
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"[Clinical trials] should be considered as a public good — it's the data of patients who consented to participate in studies — but the data from trials are withheld in the majority [of times] by the pharmaceutical industry," he said.
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"Israel could be considered as compliant in crimes against humanity, it's enough that Israel knows that this is happening and the weapons and training it sends to Myanmar could be used for its crimes," Mack told CNN. Sen.
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Because of this and the low observability optimized mainly in the frontal sector, the Su-57 can be considered as a counter-stealth fighter, meant to get as close as possible to adversary stealth jets before engaging them.
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Schatz said that Pierluisi failed to meet the requirements to be considered as secretary of state and thus next in line for governor as he "has yet to submit a single document" as part of the confirmation process.
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And other times, maybe more times, I am ashamed and confused that as a community, we keep failing to recognize that the rights of the Sherpa should be considered as critical to an expedition as the weather conditions.
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"Cases of LGBT-phobia would no longer be considered as aggression, attempted homicide, or any of the various forms that we have in common law," said Renan Quinalha, a law professor at the Federal University of Sao Paulo.
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The proposed rule change would substantially expand the type of benefits that could be considered as grounds to reject any immigrants' application to extend their stay in the US or become a permanent resident and eventually a citizen.
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"Taking oral magnesium supplements regularly can help lower blood pressure and can be considered as an inexpensive, safe, and adjuvant antihypertensive therapy," said Song, of the Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health at Indiana University in Indianapolis.
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David Firth, of the University of Warwick, who helped pioneer the current technique, reckons that any forecast for the largest party's seat total that is within ten seats of its final tally should be considered as "exceptionally accurate".
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" Analysts at Oxford Economics, referring to the fact that the tariffs are not yet in effect, said in a note to clients that, "Importantly, these threatened tariffs will be subject to negotiation, and therefore shouldn't be considered as final.
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"In the current Land Right Act draft, most women will not be considered as residents in their communities and will be left out of the land allocation process," said Jennifer Duncan, Africa director at land rights advocacy group Landesa.
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"By the end of this year we should be in a position to start to distribute (a) dividend," he said, adding that the decision also depends on other opportunities and what solvency ratio levels can be considered as adequate.
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Many of Trump's attempts to reshape the economy and American life using executive power could be swept away if he is succeeded by a Democrat in 2021 or 2025, so they cannot be considered as irreversible long-term achievements.
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" Analysts at Oxford Economics, referring to the fact that the tariffs are not yet in effect, said in a note to clients that, "Importantly, these threatened tariffs will be subject to negotiation, and therefore shouldn't be considered as final.
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It reportedly managed to smash some 17,000 square feet of coral in an area previously pristine enough to be considered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and it's expected it'll take nearly 10 years for a full recovery from the incident.
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While the term "city pop" itself is highly malleable (with fans often debating over which releases should even be considered as part of the genre), what defines the music is ultimately more of a feeling than it is a rigid framework.
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Sanders, who has still not yet officially conceded the Democratic presidential primary to Clinton, was not expecting to be considered as Clinton's vice president and he does not view her decision as a slight, according to a person close to him.
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Each section of the work flow at news organisations needed to be closely monitored and all employees must take full responsibility to ensure that they do not report anything that could be considered as inappropriate, Xinhua reported the notice as saying.
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"As we have said, the Versace family has neither authorized nor had any involvement whatsoever in the forthcoming TV series about the death of Mr. Gianni Versace, which should only be considered as a work of fiction," said the fashion house.
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Following continued questioning of the effectiveness of the laws, Sydney's government this month announced plans to host a "Safe and Vibrant Sydney Nightlife Roundtable" to gather feedback that will be considered as part of a public review of the legalization.
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CONFIRMATION PROCESS Schatz said that Pierluisi failed to meet the requirements to be considered as secretary of state and thus next in line for governor as he "has yet to submit a single document" as part of the confirmation process.
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The Supreme Court said the attack should be considered as rape "because the factual account describes a scenario of true intimidation, in which the victim did not at any moment consent to the sexual acts carried out by the accused".
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He specifically cited Trump's false claim that he opposed going to war in Iraq, in what seems to be a subtweet of NBC's Matt Lauer: Donald Trump says stuff every day that used to be considered as disqualifying for being president.
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"While a Presidential candidate, Trump said that the will of the Puerto Rican people in any status referendum should be considered as Congress follows through on any desired change in status for Puerto Rico, including statehood," read Rosselló's Monday statement.
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As policymakers search for ways to help America's poor, occupational licensing reform should be considered as a means of granting individuals access to climb the income ladder to prosperity, rather than barring them from the climb with unnecessary red tape.
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"I think that he is not somebody who, even within the Republican Party, can be considered as equipped to deal with the problems of this office," President Obama said in an interview with WMUR in New Hampshire that aired Monday evening.
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The Justice Department declined to comment, but Mr. Kelly released a letter from Timothy D. Mygatt, the deputy chief of its special litigation section, acknowledging that the report "sets forth significant concerns" that will be considered as part of its inquiry.
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Hinds' January album Leave Me Alone is, as we've said before, a metric shitload of fun, a loosely-fitting, cheap wine-swigging, gloriously messy chunk of garage pop that should absolutely be considered as one of this year's best debuts.
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"It is our position that all of those families need to be considered as families that should be reunified and that the government should reunify them," said Michelle Brané, director of migrant rights and justice for the Women's Refugee Commission.
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In his most significant address since leaving office, the 44th President suggested on Tuesday that cash handouts, or universal basic income, ought to be considered as a partial solution to the challenges presented by workforce upheaval created by technology and automation.
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A day later, Ms. Coppinger led protests in Dublin and called for changes to a legal system in which a woman's clothing can be considered as evidence of consent and where only a small fraction of rape cases are convicted.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 9 (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund said on Monday that World Bank chief executive Kristalina Georgieva will be considered as the sole candidate to be the next IMF managing director following the close of the nomination period on Friday.
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For Saudi, its IPO is not only the largest-ever but also expected to attract a valuation of $1 trillion to $2 trillion for Saudi Aramaco In comparison to her, Abu Dhabi's move can be considered as being more conservative.
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"When you start getting into control systems, electrical systems, other critical infrastructure, you start attacking our financial system — to me those certainly would qualify, or certainly should be considered, as something we would require a pretty robust response," Johnson said. Sen.
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The human resources department — what used to be called "personnel" until people come to be considered as a metabolising, respiring form of mineral ore — will probably tell you that men usually work harder, get sick less frequently and seldom get pregnant.
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Compared with high-risk or intermediate-risk, low-risk prostate cancer tends to grow very slowly or not at all, which is why "active surveillance" can be considered as an alternative to treatment options such as surgery or radiation therapy.
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"The idea was, this gigantic story was going to be considered as one gigantic story, not as 40 different stories with an overlapping setting, and the big story was going to change drastically," says the comics historian and critic Douglas Wolk.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Max Verstappen's sudden promotion to Red Bull will be considered as a slap in the face for Daniil Kvyat, the man he replaces, but it has more to do with the Dutch driver's potential than the Russian's failings.
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MILAN, Sept 22 (Reuters) - State aid should be considered as a way to solve the problem of banks' bad loans, the head of the European Banking Authority (EBA) Andrea Enria said on Thursday when asked about Italian bank Monte dei Paschi.
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Often, the senator might accept a unanimous consent agreement to have the amendment considered later or under a time limit or accepted without a vote, or negotiate a promise that the proposal will be considered as separate legislation at another time.
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On its face, Takano Chambers-Letson's contention that Gonzalez-Torres's work should be considered as influenced by his Latinx identity makes sense: Gonzalez-Torres was born in Cuba, grew up in Puerto Rico, and came to New York at the age of 22.
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"The diffuse ISM can be considered as the starting point for the chemical processes that ultimately give rise to planets and life," said Martin Cordiner, study author and research associate in the Catholic University of America's Department of Physics, in a statement.
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Refinitiv data shows an Iranian tanker that was detained in Gibraltar is now on its way to Greece, but the U.S. State Department has warned that any assistance to the vessel could be considered as providing support to a U.S.-designated terrorist organisation.
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The judges at the Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ) did not follow the advice of the advocate general who said in February that the red color could not be considered as being separate from the shape of the sole.
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And it's certainly possible that could still happen: The bill has the potential to be considered as standalone legislation, or it could hitch a ride on the outstanding spending package that Congress still needs to pass to keep parts of the government open.
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DXY fell 0.4 percent, with the euro EUR= up 0.39 percent to $66.053 Any nod to four hikes would normally be considered as bullish for the U.S. dollar, yet the currency has shown scant overall correlation to interest rates in recent months.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Former Wales rugby captain Gareth Thomas launched a new battle on the sports field on Monday when he backed a move to outlaw homophobic chanting at football matches, saying it should be considered as serious as racist abuse.
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Courts have compelled suspects to unlock their device with their face or fingerprint, but the same approach does not necessarily work for demanding a passcode; under the Fifth Amendment, which protects people from incriminating themselves, a passcode may be considered as "testimonial" evidence.
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The economic package recently achieved with the IMF, and so sarcastically undermined by The Economist, is itself an indication that Egypt's economy is moving on the right track and can be considered as a clean bill of health for Egypt's economic outlook.
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Read more: Larry Ellison is giving Oracle's board 5 internal candidates to be considered as the next CEOBut one person familiar with these executives told Business Insider that their backgrounds are more technical, and that they specialize in R&D and engineering.
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"We are pretty certain that in December, we will be able to meet with a quorum of two," he told the Airline Economics conference, adding that he had three to four transactions waiting to be considered as soon as the changes were adopted.
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" Daniel Barnett, another senior investment analyst at First State Super, added, "What are called ESG concerns are valid underwriting and due diligence concerns that need to be considered as part of any analysis regardless of whether they have the ESG label or not.
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The so-called "mini-BOT" scheme, named after Italy's Treasury bills, was drawn up by the ruling League party, and on Tuesday parliament approved a motion saying it should be considered as a way of reducing the backlog of state debts to suppliers.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.), could be considered as a running mate.
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O'Reilly said part of the problem is some fans view the NFL's All-Star contest as a real game, while the league wants the Pro Bowl to be considered as more of a week-long fan experience with access to top stars.
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Like the bulk of Asian Americans I know, I believe that affirmative action — which allows race to be considered as one of the factors in deciding whom to admit — is necessary to help break down barriers and ensure equal opportunities in higher education.
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This mindset would include thoughts about how live streaming could be considered as part of the overall game's design, and could include things like getting viewers to choose what happens next, or even something as simple as making the game's user interface legible for viewers.
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Richard Shelby (R-Ala.), a senior member of the Senate Banking Committee, says the budgetary process known as reconciliation, which can be used to circumvent the filibuster, should be considered as a tool to roll back burdensome Obama-era regulations on the financial sector.
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But there's a further twist here in that the company had secured a win, from a first-tier legal tribunal — which held in June that "procedural fairness and allegations of bias" on the part of the ICO should be considered as part of its appeal.
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" Malek Ben Jaafar, another of the student's lawyers, said, "We are pushing for it to be considered as an issue of sexual harassment and not just public indecency because it could set a legal precedent and actually encourage other women to file a complaint.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) said Wednesday that drug pricing measures could be considered as part of the medical innovation bill that his committee is working on.
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The job also oversees market operations including the management of some $4.4 trillion in assets, and supervises the largest U.S. banks - two weak spots on Williams' resume relative to some other candidates Reuters reported to be considered as the list narrowed in recent months.
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Before we parted ways, I asked Popcaan how he felt about his growth in the four years between Where We Come From and Forever, and if the desire to be considered as dancehall's leading global ambassador influenced any decisions he made while crafting the project.
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"There are certainly times when parts of a tech company should be divested based on traditional metrics, but other metrics beyond size and consumer impact—such as data assets, vertical integration, or lack of new business formation—should be considered as well," Yang says.
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"Today, fighting terrorism, in any form and place, is an urgent demand of the world community ...that should be considered as the top priority by all countries in an international consensus," Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Qasemi was quoted as saying by state news agency IRNA.
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The bill proposed in Indiana would have allowed bias against a person's race, religion, color, sex, gender identity, disability, national origin, ancestry, or sexual orientation to be considered as an "aggravating circumstance" that could merit tougher sentencing, as is the case with federal hate crime laws.
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Your omission is understandable as it could be considered as an internal migration, but both involuntary servitude and opportunistic migration had profound influences on the Burmese economy and on anti-subcontinent sentiment after Burmese independence in 1948, when Burma tried to reclaim its own economy through socialism.
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Assange's legal team has intensified its calls for Sweden to adhere to a non-binding opinion by the United Nations working group on arbitrary detention, which stated in February that their client's confinement in the embassy should be considered as arbitrary detention enforced by Sweden and Britain.
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Last year, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the number should not be considered as "the sole barometer" of the United States' commitment to humanitarian efforts around the world, adding that the US would "focus on the humanitarian protection cases of those already in the country."
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While conceding that Staley's first attempt to discover the complaint's identity could potentially be considered as the less offensive if the CEO was truly ignorant of the process's legal protections, persisting with the attempt once the inquiry had concluded was a more serious action, according to Bossi.
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"If Scotland wants to continue to be considered as a serious place to do business, then it cannot simply remove the policy support that attracted that investment in the first place without proper procedures being followed and without the offer of appropriate financial compensation," Pickering said.
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" Removal of a child The official who spoke with reporters Wednesday faced especially pointed questions about a section in the report titled "child institutionalization and human trafficking," which noted that, "Removal of a child from the family should only be considered as a temporary, last resort.
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"As long as the share of dinar securities in the country's debt is low, weakening of the dinar to the euro or the dollar will be considered as a great fiscal risk," Serbia's top economic advisory body, the Fiscal Council, wrote in its monthly report this week.
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Disney announced it would no longer allow its movies to be filmed in the state, the NFL said Atlanta would no longer be considered as a possible site for a future Super Bowl, and the NCAA threatened to move all conference championship games out of the state.
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He mentioned that he believes Carter's prime brought visibility to Toronto as a place to be considered as a key destination for nightlife: Drake and James executive produced a documentary on Carter, The Carter Effect, which aired at the Toronto International Film Festival earlier this month.
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An internal analysis by FIFA earlier this year had concluded that Saudi Arabia, the U.A.E. and Bahrain — three of the countries taking part in the blockade of Qatar — could not be considered as potential co-hosts as long as the two-year-old blockade remained in effect.
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This time, however, the President's conspiracy theory comes less than two weeks after a news report revealed an FBI intelligence bulletin from the bureau's Phoenix, Arizona office (and obtained by Yahoo News) warning that "conspiracy theory-driven domestic extremists" should be considered as potential terrorist threats.
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The iPad wouldn't ultimately fulfill all of these hyperbolic promises, but over the past decade, it has ushered in a new, more intimate kind of personal computing experience—and has arrived at the point where it can at least be considered as a possible laptop replacement.
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Among the chief sticking points between the parties has been the question of whether the Senate will push forward with the trial without seeking new evidence or witness testimony, as Republicans insist, or if new documents and witness testimony will be considered, as Democrats are demanding.
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At 55 years old, Harris did not want to assume debt -- financial or political -- and she believes she will be better positioned to be considered as a running mate or to run for re-election in 2022 if she accepted reality and ended her candidacy now.
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"We want to make it abundantly clear that any effort by the secretary, by the president or anyone else to interfere with the Congress' ability to call before it relevant witnesses will be considered as evidence of obstruction of the lawful functions of Congress," Schiff said.
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It also includes several measures that would exert congressional oversight over the White House, including more power for lawmakers to determine what can be considered as being "associated" with the three terror groups and to expand military action beyond Afghanistan, Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Libya and Somalia.
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By widening the scope of what could be considered as part of a DACA deal from "border security" to literally the whole of American immigration policy, they've created plenty more opportunities for members of their own party to disagree with the White House or demand concessions.
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This is because, as Motherboard notes:Courts have compelled suspects to unlock their device with their face or fingerprint, but the same approach does not necessarily work for demanding a passcode; under the Fifth Amendment, which protects people from incriminating themselves, a passcode may be considered as "testimonial" evidence.
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Congress usually starts with the previous year's budget and adds and subtracts from that base, and while many Democrats and Republicans have openly predicted Trump's budget to be dead-upon-arrival on the Congressional floor, aspects of President Trump's budget may be considered as budget discussions move forward.
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The International Olympic Committee and world sport federations need to find ways to target punishments at those who are complicit in an athlete's doping, Dr. Donnelly said, adding, "It's difficult for me to see how punishing all pending Russian Olympic track and field athletes can be considered as justice."
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" On Wednesday, the label released a second statement condemning the series: "As we have said, the Versace family has neither authorized nor had any involvement whatsoever in the forthcoming TV series about the death of Mr. Gianni Versace, which should only be considered as a work of fiction.
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I have no idea whether D'Antonio is right about this and do not suggest that God inspired me to write this column, but there is no doubt that Pence could well be, at some point in the future, a major candidate for president and should be considered as such.
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But it has also been demonstrated in policy, she said, with the administration's recent contention, during a discussion of Medicaid benefits on tribal lands, that Native Americans should be considered as a racial category — a move that some tribes believe could impinge on their treaty rights as sovereign governments.
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After Pelosi briefly left the room to announce the news to the public, members began bringing up other issues they felt should be considered as part of the impeachment investigation: Eliot Engel of New York raised concerns he had about some ambassadors who had been appointed the summer before.
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"I think the fact that we are currently witnessing a recovery globally and in the region, and the fact that the oil price is going up, shouldn't at any point in time be considered as a way for them to relax efforts and to be complacent," Azour said.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Julián Castro jabs ICE: 'Delete your account' Pelosi endorses Christy Smith in bid to replace Katie Hill MORE (D-Calif.) deserves to be considered as a potential vice presidential pick.
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"The NAC Facebook page has no group meetings or plans or anyone who could be considered as its leader … There is no administrator who takes on the responsibility of monitoring or reviewing the thousands of daily comments that get posted on the page," a statement from Shomer, through his lawyer, said.
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As CNBC's Eamon Javers notes, these two men have opposite views on trade — and the fact that they could both be considered as Trump's top economic adviser reflects just how little interest the president has in settling the internal wars that have left his administration with so much infighting and leaking.
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In addition to opening up the dildo to hacking from third parties (which follower suggested could be considered as a new form of sexual assault, since the remote manipulation of a dildo is unwanted sexual contact), many companies are less than transparent about how they put this data to use.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSchumer blasts 'red flag' gun legislation as 'ineffective cop out' McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Shaken Portman urges support for 'red flag' laws after Ohio shooting MORE following reports that he's an early contender to be considered as Donald Trump's running mate.
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Thomas Brandon, the acting director of the A.T.F., told members of the Senate Judiciary Committee earlier this month that it was a "possibility" that bump stocks could be considered as a restricted device under standing regulations that ban machine guns, and that the A.T.F. could regulate them without action from Congress.
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Jirka Taylor, a policy analyst at RAND who co-authored a deep dive report into the future of the global fentanyl trade, said although Estonia is a very small country, its experience needs to be considered as the U.S. and Canada attempt to navigate the biggest drug crisis they have faced.
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Add to the trade tensions, the attempts by China to exert military power through much of Asia, and international waters in the South China Sea Asia and an accidental shooting match, thought not an all-out war, have to be considered as an event with a greater than zero probability, or risk.
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Although she declined to be considered as his Education Secretary, she was widely criticized for agreeing to the meeting, including by members of her own staff, who noted that Trump's racist and anti-immigrant rhetoric on the campaign trail had stoked fear in the kind of families served by Success Academy schools.
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"A worker who accepted an offer of employment from a company in the United States or a lecturer invited to address an audience in the United States would be exempt" from the ban, the order said, but someone who simply made a hotel reservation would not be considered as having a bona fide relationship.
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Specific tax credits and exemptions, such as tax credits for parents who adopt or post-graduate students receiving scholarships, will likely be considered as the bill is negotiated in Congress, but, on the whole, HR 85033 simplifies taxes by removing or tightening many tax loopholes, such as the state and local taxes (SALT) deduction.
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"Regarding the capital and currency wars, the ability of the US president to unilaterally cut off capital flows to China and also freeze payments on the debts owed to China and also use sanctions to inhibit non-American financial transactions with China must be considered as possibilities," Dalio said in a recent LinkedIn post.
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"Regarding the capital and currency wars, the ability of the US president to unilaterally cut off capital flows to China and also freeze payments on the debts owed to China and also use sanctions to inhibit non-American financial transactions with China must be considered as possibilities," Dalio, the co-chairman of Bridgewater Associates, said.
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Bot said that since the data processing at issue via the installation of cookies "is specifically intended to enable Facebook better to target the advertisements which it publishes," it could be considered as being part of the activities undertaken by Facebook Germany, which is responsible for the promotion and sale of advertising space in Germany.
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