Be informed about what's going on in the world, be informed about what's going on with my kids.
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He proposes the rights for you to be informed of data collection and use, to opt out, to be told if a website has data on you, to be "forgotten," to be informed if your data changes hands, to be informed of data breaches and to download all your data to transfer it elsewhere.
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Families will be informed of a match in an interview.
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Those affected will be informed this week, the source said.
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By noon the next day the players will be informed.
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But it would be informed by the things around me.
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He said that patients were the first to be informed.
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One that you believe more people should be informed on?
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You'll be informed that you are now a developer. Congratulations!
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To be informed takes more than outrage, it takes time.
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He should be informed that nostalgia is not a plan.
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Political debates should be informed by our best current understanding.
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What do we need to know to be informed citizens?
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"Be informed about it," Boneparth at Bone Fide Wealth said.
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And those choices need to be informed by 21st century realities.
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But the public also need to be informed to avoid exposure.
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But those positions can at least be informed by scientific understanding.
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You can still be disappointed, but at least you'll be informed.
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When this is to be done, the advertiser should be informed.
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"Rather than just be opinionated, I'd rather be informed," he said.
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Without such information, consent cannot be informed, and therefore, not valid.
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"We really want to be informed," Gregory McKinney of Arlington, Tex.
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Pierson said younger voters need to be informed about Clinton's past.
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People should be informed, but in a calm and correct way.
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The only way to be successful here is to be informed.
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A: Every aspect of my life should be informed by yoga.
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American policy must be informed first and foremost with US data.
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They're always going to want to be informed about what's happening.
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They will be informed of their win secretly in the diary room.
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The study authors say that's no excuse—students need to be informed.
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The inspector general recommended that victims identified before January 2017 be informed.
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It will be informed by details that only a president can know.
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He said affected users will be informed of the breach by email.
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"I want my colleagues to read this and be informed," he said.
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At the heart of our democracy is the right to be informed.
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Patients thus also need to be informed about what these payments mean.
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He just may not be informed enough to know what he's saying.
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Everyone on the call will be informed that the call is being recorded.
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Some boards, meantime, are also asking to be informed more frequently about complaints.
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We have to learn from it, be informed and be smart going forward.
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If individuals' personal data is at risk, they, too, need to be informed.
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As "Zurich" conveys, mustn't all our seeing be informed and supplemented by research?
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Much of this fear would likely be informed by his staunchly Catholic beliefs.
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To create lasting change, however, we all need to be informed and active.
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We wanted Debbie to land punches and be informed by where they were.
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"China believes that WTO members can be informed by the notification," it said.
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The bride-to-be informed her on-screen family in their group chat.
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Meaning, if someone does want to be informed, they can check that option.
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But I want their deliberations to be informed by the best scientific thinking.
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At a minimum, she must be informed in advance that she's a candidate.
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He constantly argued that political life had to be informed by spiritual purpose.
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Once forensic reports are available, the chief minister said, relatives would be informed.
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EU law requires that Brussels be informed of measures relating to online services.
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You can be informed -- and, equally important, entertained -- without feeling like you're drowning.
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They must also be informed of the in-network options available to them.
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The right to be informed of important results of a sexual assault forensic examination.
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Just like with voting, the best thing you can do is to be informed.
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Anyone with a specific future role needs to be informed, and agree to it.
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Customers will be informed, in advance, what their copayment will be for their medication.
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And she learned that she wasn't even going to be informed about that destruction.
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However GDPR requires consent to be informed and freely given, not baffling and manipulative.
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"Our employees and, where applicable, union representatives will always be informed first," it said.
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Are there certain key clients or issues you want to still be informed about?
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When the child steps outside of a safe area, the parent would be informed.
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Shane said home, only to be informed he was running in the wrong direction.
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Clients would be informed during the course of the day, Lindholm and Wangler said.
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Policymaking needs to be informed by popular well-being, not just income and output.
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Employees will be informed about bonuses in mid- to late-January, the sources said.
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Instead, they would just be informed that you did not qualify as a match.
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First of all, I think it's just important to be informed on the topic.
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"Drive safely, and be informed," said Alyssa Connolly, the Zebra's director of market insights.
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They may be used to test a supplementary protocol, but patients would be informed.
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Find the sweet spot: Be informed without becoming an anxious, cable-news couch potato.
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Consumers need to be informed about what they are taking, and in what doses.
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As citizens, our civic duty calls on us all to be informed and involved.
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Twelve national Olympic associations would be informed in the coming days, the IOC said.
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One, it presumes that citizens can best be informed by hearing directly from politicians.
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"All customers ... will (be) ...informed about the cancellations and refunds," Laudamotion said in a statement.
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John Adams said that for our democracy to function properly, our citizenry must be informed.
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"Customers should be informed about the measures taken and the remaining risks," the agency said.
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Ling encourages parents to be informed and take a stand in their communities as well.
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"It's OK to divide and conquer, but you still need to be informed," Kingsbury said.
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Labour representatives expect to be informed about the latest plans at a meeting on Friday.
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The two companies will be informed about the decision sometime next week, the sources said.
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Mr. Benson said the biopic would be informed by his close working relationship with Mrs.
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"It's to really be informed policymakers around the larger goal of balancing preservation and growth."
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Unlike many other Trump appointees, Carter appears to be informed and at least somewhat engaged.
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For instance, riders will be informed when their train has hit someone on the track.
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You&aposll be informed that to capture a screenshot, you need to start a game.
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The route map can be informed by who's a higher risk pregnancy and who's not.
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"I want people to be informed and get access to these same programs," he said.
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Further, the mission was mounted from Iraq, so the Iraqis also needed to be informed.
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While he comes by his charisma naturally, he makes it a point to be informed.
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That's not good for people that might be informed and in a position ready to trade.
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Even if I wasn't necessarily going to write about it explicitly, I wanted to be informed.
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When users open Grubhub, they'll be informed that they can now use Venmo inside the app.
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"We encourage men to be informed, and that is the basis of this recommendation," she added.
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The bride-to-be informed her on-screen family in their group chat, according to Sullivan.
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Millions, if not billions of people could be informed [of a potential ET signal] almost instantaneously.
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The Sterling family had yet to be informed of the decision Tuesday evening, the Post reported.
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Either way, I'll always be exploring future landscapes that will be informed from a black perspective.
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"I refused the flowers and asked that the sender be informed of my refusal," she said.
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"Many times, the city needs to be informed that you're renting out your space," Weber says.
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Communities slated for relocation must be informed and consulted, as required by international human rights law.
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Is there a Law and Order: SVU meet-up that we need to be informed of?
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Similar systems geared toward fossils or animal samples will also be informed by the team's work.
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While patients will be informed of their status, they will not have the right to appeal.
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Members of Congress, Democrat and Republican, are going to be informed a lot by their constituents.
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As much as we need to be informed, engaged, and aware, we also need to laugh.
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Works councils must be informed and consulted on specific issues and can make proposals to employers.
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So you should explain that your letter would be informed by your knowledge of her misconduct.
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It's always better to be informed than be oblivious, even at the expense of our happiness.
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Once tested, individuals will be informed of their COVID-19 test results within a few days.
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A Diamond Bank official said investors would be informed on any decision to raise fresh capital.
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In fact, if she believes that's what is happening, management should, as I said, be informed.
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Be informed about your rights, join the masses, register to vote or get others to vote.
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Remarkably, these young Americans argue that they are not being adequately prepared to be informed citizens.
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Jeff liked to be informed about all roster moves, even those in the low minor leagues.
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We are, after all, the ultimate sovereigns in this country, so we must be informed voters.
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"The family of the operative in question must be informed so they can mourn," he said.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping's response will also be informed by historic memory of foreign humiliations past.
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For a democracy to work, and to ensure good policy making, the electorate needs to be informed.
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Critics say rapid global security changes require the incoming President to be informed as much as possible.
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Health care policy must be informed by the best available medical evidence, and not ideology or theology.
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But before consumers can demand change, they must be informed — which requires companies to be more transparent.
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American news scares me a little bit right now, but I think it's responsible to be informed.
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"We're not looking to delay the process, we're looking to be informed by the process," he said.
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If you can't get in, you can sign up to be informed of its public launch here.
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But only Rome will receive a letter on Thursday, while other countries will be informed from Friday.
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The concert suggestions will be informed by music that users listen to on the site, she said.
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Unlike many other women in similar positions, O'Kelly was lucky enough to be informed of her options.
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A Korean Air Lines spokesman said the company had yet to be informed of any preliminary investigation.
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Operators at call centers must be informed to communicate up-to-date information without causing further panic.
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Tillerson hurried back only to be informed by a Trump tweet that he was out of job.
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I'm sure my grandfather wanted me to be informed about the world … and I thought I was.
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Would the committee be informed of the results of his one-to-one talks with Mr. Zuma?
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If I'm going into a store I want to be informed or I want to be inspired.
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Jordan said parents should be informed that it's good for teens to get involved in medical decisions.
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Drivers will be informed of this total and the breakdown before they decide to accept an order.
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It will be informed by a politics of liberation, of sovereignty, of belonging, and of movement-building.
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Even if you think it is your civic duty to be informed on all things, you NEED.
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At minimum, people should be informed exactly what videos of theirs were accidentally provided to other users.
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There, business concerns are more highly valued and Congress would no longer be informed of pending sales.
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Users will be informed that the data will be carefully protected and never used for commercial purposes.
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But Commissioner Richardson said the family would be informed when a decision in the case was reached.
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The actions the characters take tend to be informed by an organic thought process that you're seeing.
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Debates in our country should be informed by facts, especially debates that have proven to be divisive.
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"Banks have filed STRs," said another banking source, adding that clients should not be informed about the filing.
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Americans, even if they come to share one culture, need desperately to be informed about what matters most.
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It "gravely affects the human right Venezuelans have to be informed," the legislative body said in a statement.
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I usually read his speeches or a synopsis the next day because I still want to be informed.
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Once a cat is identified as needing care, associated volunteers can be informed to come and collect it.
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" On The Issues All Of Us Should Care About"I'm trying to champion for people to be informed.
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Pyongyang should be informed that unless all testing and launches stop at once, the lights will go out.
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The idea was to give people a place to go to be informed about the products they're using.
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Again, Facebook wants users to be informed and entertained, but it doesn't necessarily care how or by whom.
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No members of Goel's family attended the inquest, but O'Dea said they would be informed of its findings.
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No one can be informed about what is happening across the industry anymore, let alone cover it all.
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Sustainability is all about the future — and pays to be informed if you plan to live in it.
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Moving forward, these discussions should be informed by a new landmark paper from leading education scholar Eric Hanushek.
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Perhaps most importantly, she makes a handshake deal with Hannah Wells to be informed of any F.B.I. leads.
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However, it keeps setting dates to be informed of the status of the proceedings at the UN tribunal.
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Your tracks can be informed by a character's point of view: How would Telemachus' playlist differ from Athena's?
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"While the parents want to be informed, they also want to escape from the news cycle," Ryan said.
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As the WSJ notes, the documents on Mr. Cohen's charges seem to be informed by disclosures from him.
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The most important thing, from my own experience, is to seek advice and be informed about your options.
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And if you don't want to address a problem, you might prefer not to be informed about it.
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Despite the company, Bauer Media, calling the news "pure speculation", Mashable Australia understands staff will be informed next week.
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That is why disclosure is so important, after all -- so that citizens can have facts and be informed voters.
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That means ranked choice voting, open debates, so voters can be informed and empowered and end voter ID laws.
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Potential high-risk victims (such as the offender's partner) would be informed of their criminal past if deemed appropriate.
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What allies should we petition for assistance, and which nations should be informed of our actions (friend and foe)?
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Which members of the interagency in our government -- and members of Congress -- should be informed of our anticipated actions?
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Patients and families need to be informed in order to make decisions that are in line with their values.
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Consent must be offered as a frictionless, consequence-free choice, and the choice must also be informed and explicit.
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I feel like on some level, if you've had those experiences, you can't really not be informed by them.
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Under California law, the authorities must be informed of a breach if more than 500 state residents are involved.
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But I actually think if you look at how people use Facebook, they really do want to be informed.
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"The main pitfall is men need to be informed what it means to store sperm and why," Mills said.
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In software, as in art, the micro work and the macro vision should always be informed by one another.
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Again, this is not to say that your investment outlook and allocations should not be informed by political developments.
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The students should instead be informed about any unpaid debt from a social worker or a school guidance counselor.
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" It's basic, wrote LZ Granderson: Don't rush to judge: "To be informed takes more than outrage, it takes time.
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The public should be informed if law enforcement agencies are recording their every move over long periods of time.
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There are kids who may not be informed, but they display wisdom in other ways and through their perspectives.
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So, when creating for kids, it's important to be informed about the age and comprehension level of your audience.
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We believe that all women have the right to be informed and in charge of their own reproductive decisions.
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Congress's inquiry can and should be informed by an unfettered special counsel investigation, but it cannot depend on it.
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At one point, he begs her to come live with him again, only to be informed that she's pregnant.
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I'm sharing this hoping that there will be information about him out there so other women can be informed.
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To begin filling them all, 210 million patients in the right age group would first have to be informed.
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In the HVAC alert email, users will be informed as to which system (heating or cooling) experienced the issue.
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Our readers have made it clear: You want to be informed about elections but not told how to vote.
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"That's my big fear with people buying them, that they won't be informed about the risk," Dr. Senna said.
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"That's my big fear with people buying them, that they won't be informed about the risk," Dr. Senna said.
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"The American people deserve to be informed about the rules and regulations being proposed by their government," he added.
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And they need to be informed as to how to cancel their subscription without having to jump through hoops.
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"I'd feel a lot calmer if I could speak to my wife and children and be informed," he said.
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According to the person, who spoke on condition of anonymity, Tanure asked to be informed of any Oi board decisions.
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Utah will be the fifth state to try and pass a law mandating that women be informed of abortion reversal.
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If the reexamination started while the patent was being actively litigated, Uber and the court would have to be informed.
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The court must be informed of her intended destination and the length of her stay should she leave the country.
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She said that people must be informed of their land rights and be empowered to ensure that they are respected.
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"We have an obligation to be in tune and to be informed about the politics of our country," Hechavarria says.
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DO: Follow The Format The level of formality should be informed by the manner of which the invitation was sent.
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For our readers who might not be informed, what is the overall status of HIV and AIDS in the U.S.?
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Ross's findings could very well be informed by his family's holdings in IAC, which will ultimately undermine whatever Ross recommends.
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Our efforts for peace in those regions can be informed and emboldened by the example of regions like the Americas.
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For example, variable interest rate bonds can be informed by sensor measurements and engineering models that underpin performance-based yields.
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And second, it ensured that the public would be informed about the characteristics and trends of inmate fatalities, including suicide.
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The inevitable transformation to a consumer-centric healthcare model means we must retrain ourselves to be informed health care consumers.
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"If we can be honest and share our journey, others will not only be informed but inspired by our stories."
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In the case of a match the recipient would not be informed despite their eligibility for funding being adversely affected.
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This will presumably be informed by the ruling on differential pricing, although that issue is broader than just Free Basics.
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Teenagers need to be informed of the debt they will most likely accrue, and helped to plan school choices accordingly.
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But a decision about which candidate to endorse could be informed by the outcomes of the early caucuses and primaries.
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According to Lula's press office, he has yet to be informed about the death of his grandson, Arthur, from meningitis.
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"People need to be informed when they are in contact with an algorithm and not another human being," said Gabriel.
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All of us must be informed and engaged in the prevention of gun violence beyond just offering thoughts and prayers.
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The exchanges need several days notice of the plan, and the public has to be informed at the same time.
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"To not be informed is to put all of the members of our parish family in jeopardy," Snyder told CNN.
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Their responses seemed to be informed by when they believed that life started and, by extension, their views on abortion.
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Arizona that criminal suspects have to be informed of their constitutional right to consult with an attorney and to remain silent.
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"Let me know whether Marcia needs a projector for the meeting" isn't conditional, because you want to be informed either way.
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We have to be informed by what we&aposve been through and use that to educate us as we go forward.
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The definition of intellectual disability must be "informed by the medical community's diagnostic framework" and may not "disregard established medical practice".
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Then the student would be informed that he or she needed to borrow more money immediately, or else leave the school.
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Here are some things an investor can do: The bottom line is that investors need to be informed, engaged and vocal.
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In the meantime, he says, it's largely up to consumers to be informed about the potential risks and benefits of supplements.
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"This is painful to watch but you have to be informed," noted Claws' Niecy Nash alongside a video of UVA protestors.
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That means that wannabe users won't be informed that they've been banned, nor will they know the reason behind this ban.
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Data subjects must be informed, at the latest, within a month of obtaining their information (as well as per intended purpose).
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Car owners would be informed about a free-of-charge software update as soon as it is available, the carmaker added.
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The Saudi government struck a blow for feminism, decreeing that women whose husbands divorce them must be informed of this fact.
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" Californians expressed a strong desire to be informed "about exposures to chemicals that cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.
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Clemente said his group's database will help voters be informed about whether or not politicians' claims about the law are accurate.
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Most people still relied on three network evening newscasts and a local newspaper, hand delivered, to be informed about current events.
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"North Korea should be informed this sort of thing should never occur again," Song said during a visit to the border.
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It is critically important that the public be informed of any hidden effort to limit the scope of the FBI investigation.
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And watering the facts down into a quick tweet does a disservice to Americans, who have the right to be informed.
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"It's important to be informed and aware of the virus globally, in the states and locally in your community," says Sherwood.
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It is our hope that by recognizing some of the mistakes of past forecasts, future efforts can be informed more reliably.
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" According to Ivey, to get financial support you must be informed and "require people to do what they're supposed to do.
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Still, most would say that decisions about government policies should be informed by accurate data and designed to produce successful outcomes.
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Policy and programming must be informed by evidence drawn from engagement with children and youth about their needs, challenges and motivations.
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As in any experiment, the subjects will need to be informed of the risks and benefits before they consent to participate.
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For example, a woman must be informed that an abortion will terminate the life of a whole, separate, unique human being.
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"It is not merely good fortune to be informed freely and independently — it is absolutely essential for democracy," Mr. Steinmeier said.
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My co-founder David and I were working on this same idea of making it easier for people to be informed.
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It also requires that the President be informed of developments off stage that pose new challenges outside the frame of current priorities.
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But we want people to come to Reddit and be informed, have fun, feel safe, feel welcome, bring their friends in. Right?
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I wanted to showcase that so we can all know, 'Ok, that's what it looks like,' and we can all be informed.
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This pettiness doesn't require the user to be informed; nor are there any other requisite qualifications for the message to go viral.
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It also might be handy if you have a post box and would like to be informed when you have mail there.
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And the public is more likely to be informed about its government and have confidence in how that government exercises its power.
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A policy of nuclear restraint would likely be informed by a larger political strategy to keep the goodwill of the international community.
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Google also addressed the concerns raised earlier around transparency by adding that restaurants will always be informed when it's Google Assistant calling.
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Passengers would be informed about the closure via email and text messages, and would be able to claim a refund, it added.
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It's important for consumers to be informed about sources of foodborne illnesses so they can be part of advocating for safer foods.
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One of the things we talked about was trying to use technology to help people be informed about what their options are.
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Calgary office employees will be informed on Tuesday while "conversations" with field office employees will be held through the week, Ferneyhough said.
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"But whichever action we take would be informed by the results of the investigation and not by predetermined conclusions," the official added.
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The Secure Elections Act calls for security clearances for election officials so that they can be informed more quickly of cybersecurity threats.
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I just logged on to Twitter dot com only to be informed by TMZ that apparently Justin Bieber is dating Hailee Steinfeld.
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The people who already care deeply and believe and just need to be informed, it'll be much more effective if they're informed.
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Not once did he tell me to simmer down or be more polite; he taught me to be informed, bold, and unafraid.
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He's also argued that legislative oversight of abortion access should be informed by trained physicians and not legislators without a medical background.
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To strike an appropriate balance between national security and civil liberties, future policymaking must be informed by input from the relevant sciences.
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Two licensed physicians would have to confirm the terminal diagnosis, and the patient would have to be informed of other treatment options.
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However, it said any change to regulations should be informed by evidence which would be best gathered through the voluntary pilot approach.
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Our options for determining responses should be informed by unbiased intelligence recommendations, and America's responses to cyber attacks must never be politicized.
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First, the right strategic choices for a state — those that lead to its victory in competition — should be informed by net assessment.
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But while that information could be useful to their work, possibly even informing diagnoses, they caution that the patient must be informed.
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In its decision, the court ruled that death row inmates do not have the right to be informed of alternative execution methods.
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The department, according to the IG, often fails to meet the requirement that people be informed about delays in processing FOIA requests.
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Gyasi, years later, would be informed by a white girl that she would never find a boyfriend, black men being categorically useless.
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"It was utterly shocking to be informed that I tested positive for a microscopic amount of a tainted substance," Schmidt, 27, said.
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All mastectomy patients considering breast reconstruction should be informed that reconstructed breasts will only be a "reasonable facsimile" of their original physiology.
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Second, I also believe it is very important that the public and Congress be informed of the results of the Special Counsel's work.
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He may be informed of top secret covert action programs and the sources and methods by which the US government gets its intelligence.
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The UK's position will be informed by the three domestic groups announced last week - for technical experts, MPs, and business and trade unions.
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The coalition wants payments to be based on a federal standard and say patients should be informed when care is outside their network.
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Pence is that interested in their uteri, the movement Periods for Peace believes he must also want to be informed about monthly flows.
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As a result, it's never been more important to be informed, and never more dangerous to be even one year behind the curve.
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Latinos who consume Spanish-language media are much more likely to be informed about the election and are much more likely to vote.
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Be informed, be aware of what's going on around you, and be friendly, and you'll soon have some awesome pictures for the 'gram.
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When asked about the allegations, Dmitry Peskov, a spokesman for Putin, told reporters that the Russian leader would be informed about Dadin's letter.
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The Workplace Advancement Act aims to empower employees, especially women, with information about wages so they can be informed advocates for their compensation.
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Moreover, if the request is approved, the Republican and Democratic leaders of the House and Senate intelligence committees would have to be informed.
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Part of what they want is to be informed on the topics and interests they care about, from the publishers they care about.
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Our approach to the Iranian freedom protesters can be informed by what has come to be known as the "Yukos Affair" in Russia.
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The duty of care says that directors must be informed about what is going on and make decisions armed with the relevant facts.
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Doesn't the public have the right to be informed about changes in the most fundamental of social norms, the laws protecting public safety?
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The right to be informed is a fundamental right of all citizens and without credible, independent reporting, that right is denied to citizens.
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He pitched himself as the host of the Emmy Awards, only to be informed that the show was carried by a rival network.
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Soni said he had expected to be informed when discussions would take place with Lewis but did not hear anything on either Sept.
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The homeowner would then be in a position to be informed of and ask about domestic goings on via that central IoT device.
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Within minutes, the 15 governments outside of the UK where the Queen is head of state will be informed over a secure line.
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We do a lot of articles that are not the most engaging because ultimately our audience wants to be informed, not just engaged.
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Not that I shouldn't be informed, but I try to allow myself to process what's happening and then focus on the important things.
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And Mom's future decisions will be informed by all the joy she would have missed had she died that night in late 2015.
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Managers and associates at the tasting rooms also need to coordinate and be informed of corporate announcements — and that communication happens in StaffHub.
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Whatever transpires between Washington and Pyongyang, therefore, these unique ventures in escalation and risk-taking will not be informed by prior historical experience.
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Women are often in need of supplements and blood transfusions, but are just too far away to get it, or to be informed.
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The shrinking insurance options could cause higher premium increases, something many ObamaCare customers would be informed of just eight days before the election.
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A piece of legislation really becomes alive once it has been interpreted by judges, who have the chance to be informed by experts.
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The majority of affected employees will be informed within 60 days with all the job reductions completed by mid-2017, according to the company.
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He says: I also believe it is very important that the public and Congress be informed of the results of the Special Counsel's work.
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More than anything, she says she and her husband have encouraged their children, ages 16, 20, 23 and 27, to be informed and curious.
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Members of the public envisioned themselves attempting to board a Metro train, only to be informed that the train was reserved for white nationalists.
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If Ricketts signs the bill into law, Nebraska will become the fifth state to require people be informed about the possibility of abortion reversal.
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"I do want you to be informed — I want you to have written down the numbers and created a simple Excel model," he says.
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European data privacy law ensures that customers will be informed as to how their data is being used, but the U.S. lacks similar protections.
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"It's not like people woke up without a desire to be informed or without a desire to have trusted, vetted information sources," she says.
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This is especially worrisome to Legum right now, given the upcoming midterm elections and the need for voters to be informed on the issues.
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Drug policies should be informed by science, and Mr. Boehner's shift on marijuana mirrors that of a majority of Americans who now support legalization.
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Putin would be informed about the letter and consider the request once the Kremlin receives it via diplomatic channels, spokesman Dmitry Peskov told Reuters.
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RELATED Here is what to do instead: be informed by your own value-quadrants, and only yours, when it comes to non-compulsory-money.
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Travel and trade restrictions have not been advised, but travelers arriving in Madagascar should be informed about the outbreak and the necessary protection measures.
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Parents and guardians would also be informed one week ahead of time so they could opt out of having their child attend the class.
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Those who are confused or offended by the idea that managers make employees perform worse would be informed by a deep dip in economics.
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When my second pap test showed abnormal cells, I was told I would be informed of any next steps— if I needed further treatment.
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Ideally his decision will be informed by a lifetime of experience, knowledge of history, foreign travel and deep reservoirs of judgment and common sense.
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"But employees shouldn't be forced to contribute and they should be informed of all the details of the project including the risks," he added.
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A mistake could have started with the doctor, so he or she should be informed, and ingesting the wrong drug may require medical attention.
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For example, targets for first-generation fuels should be informed by the monetary value of their reductions to GHG emissions and to energy security.
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Normally, cabinet-level officials would be informed in advance of the options to be discussed at a meeting like the one scheduled on Tuesday.
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"The law is relatively undefined as to the parameters and extent, but it would be informed by the reasonable expectation of privacy," Fraser said.
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The Philippine Constitution mandates that the public must be informed of the state of the president's health in case he has a serious illness.
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Lee said that the affected staff will be informed as soon as possible and will receive some form of severance pay or other compensation.
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Finally, find a few financial publications you trust so that you can be informed and ready to seize opportunity the moment it presents itself.
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Metropolitan _____ The International Olympic Committee's decision on how to punish Russia will be informed by diaries seen exclusively by The New York Times. Sports
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"I know the difference between someone who wants to be informed and those who are ignorant," she says, adding she doesn't have much to prove.
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People are not powerless in protecting their basic human right to clean water, but it takes both the willingness to be informed and take action.
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"If the Mexican Navy were in the harbor, we would be informed ahead of time by the Department of Defense or Homeland Security," said Himmel.
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To counteract the authoritarian trends, Khashoggi said Arabs should be given ways to consume more international media in order to be informed about global events.
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Asa Hutchinson signed into law a bill that will mandate that patients who've just taken mifepristone be informed that their abortion can still be reversed.
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I even looked up your policies to be informed about any actual issue but as far as I can tell they weren't doing anything wrong?
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"Men and women of reproductive age living in affected areas should be informed and orientated to consider delaying pregnancy," the WHO said in Thursday's guidance.
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Anyone arrested must be brought swiftly before a judge, be informed of his rights and have access to a lawyer and doctor of his choice.
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"I ... believe it is very important that the public and Congress be informed of the results of the special counsel's work," he is to say.
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Women and their loved ones must be informed of their rights once they register for antenatal clinics, reiterate these rights throughout pregnancy and during birth.
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"If the Russian side does not agree with the Sefcovic proposal, we would like to hear why and be informed of a counterproposal," Vitrenko said.
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Pizova urged travelers intending to trek through the New Zealand mountains to be informed of the extreme winter weather conditions prior to starting their journey.
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For example, the 1989 declaration said that the world should be informed of the signal through the International Astronaomical Union's Central Bureau of Astronomical Telegrams.
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Michael Sukkar, assistant minister to the Treasurer, said drivers of the vehicles added to the list would be informed of the timetable for replacement directly.
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You have the option to receive text message notification on weather conditions, delays, and gate changes, so you'll be informed even without a Wifi connection.
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In delivering the opinion of the court, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said adjudications of intellectual disability should be informed by the views of medical experts.
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GDPR aims to give individuals more rights over their personal data, like the so-called "right to be forgotten" and the right to be informed.
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Sara Netanyahu is expected to be informed of the charges against her in a few weeks by Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit, Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported.
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It would also be an abdication of responsibility to be a good citizen — to be informed and to work to make life better for others.
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London's Metropolitan police labeled the incident a "terrorist attack," as did Prime Minister Theresa May, who was woken up to be informed of the event.
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The International Olympic Committee's decision next week on how to punish Russia for doping will be informed by the diaries of a complicit Russian chemist.
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The International Olympic Committee's decision next week on how to punish Russia will be informed by diaries seen exclusively by The New York Times. Jan.
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You can bet that Amazon's own slow but steady march into the $3.5 trillion health-care space will be informed by Haven's successes and failures.
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"People need to be informed about what data is collected about them and they need to be given some choices over these processes," Sadeh said.
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In order for us to be there and talk about those topics, we've got to be informed, and talk to tournament directors, groups of players.
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Arkansas requires women to be informed that ''it may be possible to reverse the effects of the abortion if the pregnant woman changes her mind.
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With the availability of cloud-based electronic health records, all this could be informed by data unique to the patient, and massaged by artificial intelligence.
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Requires that a pregnant woman be informed orally and in writing before a chemical abortion that the chemical abortion may be possibly arrested or reversed.
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It was irritating to be informed, so early into the movie, that if I didn't follow a specific bread crumb, the adventure would be over.
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Regardless, every patient should be informed about their options, and feel comfortable telling a doctor what they are and aren't willing to do, Dr. Ravitz says.
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"Our views about appropriate monetary policy in the months and years ahead will be informed by incoming economic data and the evolving outlook," Mr. Powell said.
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They'll also need to be informed of how their data will be put to use and which other parties will have access to it, if any.
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Parliament will "have its say" by voting for the Great Repeal Act, she said, and would be informed about non-sensitive details "at various stages" thereafter.
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It seems to be something that is missing in a way, the idea that technology should be informed by society rather than the other way around.
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"Men and women of reproductive age living in affected areas should be informed and orientated to consider delaying pregnancy," said the email, with bolding as shown.
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"Sausages" should refer only to heavily salted meat, whence the term derives; for clarity, consumers should be informed that the item is encased in animal intestine.
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"We generally prefer individuals to be informed about Islam in mosques or for members to engage in local dialogue," the association said in an emailed statement.
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A spokesperson did not provide specific memberships that will be assessed, but said the review will be informed by this existing position statement on trade groups.
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"That people still want to be informed, that they're willing to engage in content in long form, it's not just quick, snappable" content is a surprise.
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This definition is intended to be elastic and dynamic — yet the bill provides no insight on how drone operators are to be informed of such restrictions.
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"As a regulator I am still ill at ease when I look at this construction, under which I would be informed but cannot intervene," he said.
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They will also visit the Great Barrier Reef and be informed of the government's efforts to protect it over the course of the three-day trip.
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If money is given to one child, the other children should be informed and promised similar monetary gifts either now or at the time of inheritance.
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Those of us who don't watch Ultimate Fighting Championship had to be informed that this was the McGregor Walk, named for the U.F.C. star Conor McGregor.
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Is the idea that they want to be informed citizens, they need more Trump glowers, more Clinton deflections and stern rhetoric, to make up their minds?
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They came not to beg, or to be grateful or to be informed, but to look it in the face and, if possible, to overcome it!
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Most significantly, of course, the administration initially refused to comply with a broadly applicable legal requirement that Congress be informed of significant abuses involving intelligence officials.
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A main message of my book is to be informed about medications — about their benefits, their risks, their appropriate uses, and what alternatives exist to them.
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Mr. Carter, they said, also believed the American people should be informed about the first attempt to go after a member of Mr. Baghdadi's inner circle.
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Every piece presents a distinct perspective on sex work and the complicated ways in which art can be informed by sex work culture, experiences, and resources.
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" He added, in a clear rebuke to Trump, that "debates in our country should be informed by facts, especially debates that have proven to be divisive.
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The window to determine debate eligibility closes on July 16, and candidates will be informed the next day if they will be invited to participate in Detroit.
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Meeting with a divorce lawyer doesn't necessarily mean that you're going to divorce — it means that you want to be informed about your options, just in case.
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If a particular movie is attracting a high level of attendance, some sort of magical algorithmic calculation will happen and you'll be informed of the extra fee.
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If other developers broke the law we have a right to know, and the users whose data may have been compromised in this way should be informed.
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Wendy Aylsworth, president of the Digital Entertainment Content Ecosystem (DECE) consortium tasked with running UltraViolet, told Variety that users will be informed of the shutdown on Thursday.
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" Ahead of the debate, Twitter reiterated its stance, noting that it aims to be a forum for people to be "informed and to engage their leaders directly.
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A new legal proposal giving labor representatives a right to be informed about the extent to which outside contractors are deployed makes life too bureaucratic, Daimler said.
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Both the New Jersey and Massachusetts Supreme Courts have ruled that juries must be informed of the imperfection of human recall before testimony because of her research.
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"Our bilateral relationship moving forward is very much going to be informed by the degree of cooperation we see from Pakistan in doing that," he told reporters.
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Data subjects must also be informed of their right to complain so they can object if they don't like what you want to do with their data.
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While if the data is to be used for direct marketing the subject must be informed the first time they get sent a communication, if not sooner.
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Ephron actually sets the plot in motion, joining the publication only to be informed that, as a woman, any serious journalistic ambitions must be put on hold.
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Still, a fascinating quiz that provides evidence that a person's choice for President might be informed by a low level of information about the world around them.
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They successfully and quietly surprised Gutman with a clandestine firing on Monday evening, though he wouldn't be informed until Tuesday morning, people familiar with the process said.
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Hodges said that the victim's father and brother would be informed when the independent body investigating the shooting had any information that it was able to release.
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Neither can be done in a vacuum and both must be informed by the other, as well as by the equities of other agencies -- even other countries.
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"We understand Italy's concerns and we support their call for a change in the situation," she said, and the charities running rescue operations would also be informed.
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In 2020, I want sex education so women can be informed about their reproductive choices, contraceptives on demand, and legal, safe abortion so women stop dying needlessly.
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Those measures have been so helpful that I believe everyone should be informed and given the opportunity to make a similar impact among their groups of friends.
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This could also be informed by the World Health Organization, although given their delays in responding to Ebola, a domestic declaration should not rely on their declaration.
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In instances of nonemergency, scheduled treatment, the White House wants patients to be informed ahead of time if any of the care will be out of network.
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His appeal resulted in a landmark Supreme Court ruling in 1966 that said suspects must be informed of their right to legal representation and against self-incrimination.
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It's important to be informed, hardworking, and charged up when you march out to face the world each morning (or afternoon, or evening, depending on your lifestyle).
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On a side note, please be informed that in accordance with its mandate, Europol does not conduct investigations but supports and strengthens operational activities of Member States.
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It will be enforced in part by the affected workers, who will be informed of their rights and encouraged to report violations to a 24-hour hotline.
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Basically, I was trying to slow-jam the news — I still wanted to be informed, but was looking to formats that prized depth and accuracy over speed.
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Thyssenkrupp's supervisory board would be informed about initial expressions of interest for Elevator Technology (ET) during a meeting on Wednesday, people familiar with the matter have said.
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Once you input all that, you should be informed about which of the four plans you qualify for, and a prediction of your monthly payment for each.
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U.S. labor immigration policy should focus on the current and future needs of the American economy, and should be informed by a systematic examination of the data.
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"A car set on fire, windows broken in downtown businesses: I think that this is important information that the public needs to be informed about," he said.
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O'Leary's fellow shark Mark Cuban agrees that taking time to read and be informed in the morning is a key way to set yourself up to succeed.
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In addition, Stringer's office said about 125,000 voters in Brooklyn had turned up to cast ballots only to be informed they were not on the voter rolls.
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" It was, indeed, more of a no: "Please be informed," Malta's RCC had warned, "that Malta has no obligation to assign you with a place of safety.
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Ferrer should be informed of the charges or otherwise released, have access to lawyers and medical care and be able to communicate with his family, Amnesty said.
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It's also widely accepted that cybersecurity programs, policies, and investments should be informed and prioritized based on levels of risk and not by the complexity of compliance.
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Staff affected will be informed in the next few months and relocations will depend on where clients are based, according to a company memo seen by Reuters.
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However, offering it should be the standard of care, and patients should be informed that it has the best evidence for preventing death from opioid use disorders.
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Chelsea Manning has repeatedly maintained that her actions were motivated by her belief that the American people should be informed about international operations of their own government.
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Yeah, so a big part of it is for people to be informed ahead of making that choice, so ensuring that people are making a very informed decision.
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But we also want to use this as a cautionary tale going forward—genetics experts need to be informed about ancient and modern laws and ethics surrounding testing.
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Some titles require a proper controller — no one likes using the Apple TV remote for gaming — and you'll be informed of this when you attempt to download one.
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"We do not know how long traffic risk factors will persist, but we do believe investors should be informed about this risk factor," he said in a note.
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Perhaps most notable is the simple fact that Verizon itself does not seem to need to be informed whether a customer has consented to having their location polled.
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If power is built on knowledge, and effective democracy requires that citizens be informed about their environment, the age of digitalisation has also been one of global democratization.
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Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said on Friday Moscow had already decided on retaliatory measures, which she said Britain would be informed of in the near future.
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We must provide a mechanism for civil society to be informed and engaged in the way in which algorithms are used, optimizations set, and data collected and interpreted.
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In the same year, Idaho officials were told to cancel registrations of potential multi-registrants, only to be informed a month later that instruction was given in error.
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For example, you might be informed that some of the third-party apps connected to your Google account are not secure, and given the option to remove them.
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If the referee blows his whistle only to be informed by the VAR that the player is faking it, the ref would have to show him a card.
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IBM's CEO Ginni Rometty predicts that in only five years, every crucial business decision will be informed by cognitive systems that understand, learn and augment our decision making.
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Certain cases will be picked out for public disseminated, and for serious breaches the officials will According to the document, the public will be informed of serious cases.
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In their letter, the lawmakers noted that Cabinet officials appear not to have been briefed on the meeting and said Congress must be informed of any potential deals.
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CD Projekt Red has made it clear that it will not meet the hacker(s) demands, and that "the appropriate legal authorities will be informed about the situation".
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They argue that the public should see the ads so that they can be informed on how foreign actors may try to exploit Facebook ads to influence them.
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But any run at these problems must be informed by an understanding of the organizational and individual weaknesses that allowed the Russian interference operation to gain such traction.
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It surely seems reasonable that stable patients with single-vessel disease should be informed that stents work no better than fake procedures, and no better than medical therapy.
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"I want to be informed about anatomy and consider myself an activist, so it's important that the museum is out here busting down misconceptions about vaginas," he said.
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"The law is relatively undefined as to the parameters and extent, but it would be informed by the reasonable expectation of privacy," Fraser said of the Privacy Act.
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When blocked, the owner of that phone number won&apost be able to text or call you, though they won&apost be informed that they&aposve been blocked.
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No doubt too there must be debate concerning the amount of subsidization to be borne by taxpayers, but that debate needs to be informed by transparent cost information.
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To Schiff (and many others) this looked a whole lot like a White House cover-up, in violation of the whistleblower law's requirement that his committee be informed.
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Admittedly, that may be informed by my desire to see Elizabeth forced to confront those realities of modern Soviet life, which we've been seeing a lot of via Oleg.
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We need a clear constitutional right to vote and defense of that right, but we also have to assert our right to be informed who our choices actually are.
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If this became a legal obligation, as it exists in certain jurisdictions—and some of them in Canada, provincially—we think it's more likely that we will be informed.
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Lexie Kirkwood, a student at Tulane University who is working in the city for the summer, said she came to Clooney's before work because she wants to be informed.
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"We always want to be informed of vulnerabilities as quickly as possible, so that we can validate, mitigate, and disclose vulnerabilities to our stakeholders," a DHS official told WIRED.
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Some discharges may take longer than 90 days to complete, the announcement also states, and borrowers will be informed by loan holders of which specific loans will be forgiven.
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If a woman gets through the door, she should be informed enough to know what options to ask for -- and hope the one she wants is available, says Sexton.
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Steve's understanding of what was happening with Jay's Mom seemed muddy at best and would have done well to be informed by the nuanced consent conversation of Season 1.
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Prayer is vital, but in addition to prayer, all citizens—including those of faith—are encouraged to be informed as they participate in the basics of their civic duties.
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People who report YouTube videos are kept anonymous, while if the report is accepted, the party that posted the content will be informed that their video is under review.
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"We should be informed fully whether this operation is reasonably done with cost effectiveness and safety and making sure that the best technology is being used," Mr. Suzuki said.
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Mr. Whitaker must now be informed of any "significant" prosecutorial or investigative steps in the Russia inquiry, which is being led by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III.
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Where (user) consent is being relied upon as a legal basis to process personal data, the standard required by GDPR states it must be informed, freely given and specific.
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Ultimately, new policies, either industry-led or legislative, need to be informed through substantial dialogue and collaboration in order to make a durable contribution to the problems we face.
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The president's budget proposal, Congress' budget and appropriations work, defense authorization, trade reform,State Department overhaul, and more will be informed, but not dictated, by this national security strategy.
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The real purpose of the book — as stated by Duca in our interview — is to help galvanize young people to get involved in politics and help them be informed.
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Experts note that discussions at this NATO "Leaders Meeting," as it's being called, will be informed as much by issues not on the formal agenda as those that are.
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Arizona, 28503 U.S. 22019 (1966), Chief Justice Earl Warren, writing for the majority, actually required that persons be informed of their inherent right to remain silent and to counsel.
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A source close to the deal said the European Central Bank, which would have to give its blessing for any offer, had yet to be informed of Intesa's plans.
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None of it is getting better, and your desire to be informed will actually result in you creating a view of the world that is more figmentary than ever.
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There they'll be informed how the Study app is opt-in, what data they'll give up in exchange for what compensation and that they can opt out at any time.
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Employees in the Canadian exploration and production and corporate units affected by the reorganization will be informed this week, according to company sources and an internal memo seen by Reuters.
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Europe's new data protection framework, GDPR, is explicit on the need for consent to be informed, specific and freely given if that's your legal basis for processing people's personal data.
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Justice Minister Torquoato Jardim, who was informed of the decision by the federal police chief, recommended that Lula be informed of the decision to avoid any problems, the ministry said.
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Education is far behind where it needs to be for us as human beings to be informed enough to not be disappointed in the way that so many people were.
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Be informed and be forward-thinking Andreessen "is one of the best people in Silicon Valley in terms of articulating a vision of where the world is going," says Bianchini.
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When security is breached -- even in a protest in a public space, but one that also happens to be his home so to speak -- the president has to be informed.
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Abloh's understanding of what is good and beautiful and important seems to be informed by what creates an impact, not necessarily by any consistent or discernible moral or intellectual worldview.
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"Research shows that policing technologies predicting where crime might occur can be informed by biased datasets," said Kind, a speaker at the Thomson Reuters Foundation's annual Trust Conference on Thursday.
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"Spirit," much like roots reggae, is a beautiful testament that self-worth should be informed by ideals and the ability to make it through hardships rather than one's personal possessions.
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Any CMA officers who were involved in an intrusive surveillance operation with the City of London Police would strictly be informed on a 'need to know basis' the document adds.
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"The ever present pressure of social media, technology, and the [public's] desire ... to be informed and in the know, particularly for more high-profile athletes, makes it difficult," Kwok says.
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That means you have to be informed and you have to do your homework and you have to make sure that the person who is representing you represents your values.
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Customers must be informed in writing, within a specific time period, of the discovery of the attack, alerting them that their passwords, payment information, or other data has been compromised.
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"Our viewers at 9 want to be informed, they want to be inspired, they want to laugh," said Jackie Levin, the executive producer of the show and a "Today" veteran.
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The investigators called for emergency plans to be informed by senior medical staff at nursing homes and reviewed and approved by knowledgeable regulators, a step not required in all states.
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" The publishers billed it as a "unique amalgam of intrigue, suspense and behind-the-scenes global drama" that will be "informed by insider details that only a president can know.
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Concerns centered around internal controls and whether senior management and the bank's board of directors would be informed about problems in a timely and appropriate way, the Fed official said.
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I have urged many of my patients to respect their need to be informed without compulsively monitoring the news in a failed effort to reassure themselves that they are safe.
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Visium will be closing down its health-care-focused Visium Balanced Fund LP and related portfolios and told investors in the letter that they will be informed separately about details.
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This database would only be accessible to police and probation agencies, and, where appropriate, potential high-risk victims (such as the offender's partner) would be informed of their criminal past.
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The organization also urges people who have planned home births to be informed about the very real risks (including a more than twofold increased risk of perinatal death) ahead of time.
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Furthermore, all healthcare workers that work in the MR environment must be informed regarding the fact that only nonmagnetic oxygen and other gas cylinders are allowed into the MR system room.MRISafety.
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But he had recently received a summons from the DGSI spy agency and was to be informed he was no longer viewed as a security risk, Interior Minister Gerard Collomb said.
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"It's a great resource for anyone that wants to be informed about the findings of the most important law enforcement document created in our lifetime," Eisinger said in a news release.
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This collaboration with Google created a unique environment where creative development in advertising could be informed by academic theory, tested in the real world, and immediately disseminated to companies to use.
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The FBI did not "discuss criteria" regarding whether Homeland Security should be informed of the purported attack, the report states, and "certainly did not agreed" that any criteria had been met.
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If the case follows the usual course, the prince would be informed of the legal action, but there would be no move to make him attend a hearing or detain him.
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So that's why sometimes things don't happen naturally at speed from my vantage point, but they have to start to be informed and addressed, again, in a more bottom-up context.
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More and more these briefings have become yet another venue for partisan bickering, which is good if you want clips for cable news but bad if you hope to be informed.
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At a minimum, the law mandates that citizens be informed when the government collects data on them and that they should be given the chance to review and correct the information.
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"Our mission is to provide a forum that enables people to be informed and to engage their leaders directly," Twitter said in the blog post clarifying its policies for world leaders.
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Google devices chief Rick Osterloh said he believes anyone "in proximity" of a microphone-fitted smart device like Google Nest or Amazon Echo should be informed the devices are in use.
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"I also believe it is very important that the public and Congress be informed of the results of the special counsel's work," Barr continued in his opening remarks to the panel.
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Google devices chief Rick Osterloh said he believes anyone "in proximity" of a microphone-fitted smart device like Google Nest or Amazon Echo should be informed the devices are in use.
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The new law comes just two days after Otter approved a so-called abortion reversal law, which requires women to be informed that a drug-induced procedure can be halted halfway.
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Here's what you need to know: • The International Olympic Committee's decision next week on how to punish Russia for doping will be informed by the diaries of a complicit Russian chemist.
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Of course, it should be informed by medical opinion on both the physical and mental health of the president, but ultimately the act of removing the president is a political act.
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Medellín was a Mexican citizen, and under the Vienna Convention of 21991, foreign nationals must be informed by authorities arresting them abroad of their right to contact their consulate for support.
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Yet, the FCC's privacy regulations inhibit these new uses by requiring customers to be informed in advance concerning how the data will be used and with whom it will be shared.
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Many states now require that women having mammograms be informed that their breast tissue is dense when they get the results, and the Food and Drug Administration is developing similar guidelines.
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The bill grants rights to California residents to be informed about how companies collect and use their data, and allows them to request their personal data be deleted, among other protections.
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In addition, all people on public assistance would be informed of their housing rights and would be advised that they could not be summarily evicted, even from a three-quarter house.
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You may be informed about it when you're applying for a job, in an offer letter, soon after you start a new position, or after working for your employer for years.
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Vernick also noted that Uber is not a publicly traded company and not subject to U.S. Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) notification procedures requiring that investors be informed of potential liabilities.
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But there is a difference between acknowledging that there are choices that must be informed by political values and putting those political values ahead of what are often highly technical discussions.
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"Freedom of speech, freedom of the press, the right of the public to be informed are too valuable assets in a democratic society to be subject to orders by politicians," it said.
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She is what we hope Generation Z to be: informed, politically passionate, socially engaged, and actively working on specific issues to better the world, like voter turnout, gun control and immigration policies.
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Francis Cissna, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) director, told " Fox & Friends " the agency wants to release as much data about DACA as possible for the public and lawmakers to be informed.
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But unless these politicians and journalists get their acts together, and fast, those of us who really want to be informed and vote responsibly won't have what we need to do either.
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But iMessage users get notifications when new devices are added to their accounts and WhatsApp lets users choose to be informed about key changes, while Confide users get no notifications at all.
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Murdered blogger's stepdaughter: Dad taught me to be informed, bold, unafraid War against atheism The group effectively declares war against atheist writers who dare to challenge al Qaeda's strict interpretation of Islam.
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In Hall v Florida, a 2014 case, the Supreme Court clarified that standards for intellectual disability must be "informed by the medical community's diagnostic framework" and may not "disregard established medical practice".
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They should know if a hospital is paying its doctors according to how much revenue they generate or how much they bill, and be informed of any other mutually beneficial financial relationships.
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They would have to go through a month of counseling, where they can be informed of their legal rights and asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement, according to the L.A. Times.
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As well as — now — clearer regulatory guidance that app development that wants to be informed by patient data must first win the trust and confidence of the people it hopes to serve.
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Thirdly, mini-grid operators need to be informed well in advance of plans to extend the grid, to reduce the risk that their installations are left useless when the grid finally arrives.
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We have to be prepared for it and the American people have to be informed about what this all looks like so they can recognize when it's being passed around the internet.
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"I will be informed of those findings, as opposed to never reading them or never seeing them, but I will be accepting their recommendations and their plan for going forward," Lynch said.
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"The funds wish to be informed and assist this investigation in any way they can to determine whether there was any foul play," Quinn Emanuel partner Richard East said in a statement.
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The bride-to-be informed her on-screen family in their group chat, according to Sullivan, who said he's seen Moore's engagement ring, though he has yet to see her in-person.
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The IRS did not say when the decision was made to change the policy, what information would be included in the notification and whether every victim would be informed, the spokesman added.
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The longer I teach, the more I feel it's my responsibility to inspire my students to become change-makers and empower them to be informed problem-solvers in our community and beyond.
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Turkey's continuing denial of this atrocity needs to be condemned, and the current government of Turkey needs to be informed that Americans do not tolerate genocide or similar acts under another name.
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Survivors would further have the ability to request preservation of the kits for the duration of the maximum statute of limitations, and to be informed of any test results from the kits.
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Such conversations can be informed by the 85033 Election Administration and Voting Survey, the most comprehensive national data source about election administration in the United States, which will be released this week.
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Coello also shared with Reuters a letter sent to Santiago Nieto, in which Lozoya asked to be informed of any criminal investigation into him, and to be called to testify if needed.
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That ignorance I think is a privilege—to not have to change anything, not have to resist, not have to organize, or educate or mobilize or be informed or make any changes.
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Read more " _____ Steve Deace in USA Today: "If you want gun owners to listen to what you believe are reasonable ideas and you're not just a gun grabber, be informed and reasonable.
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Also of the utmost importance is for the public to be informed of the hazards of use during adolescence so that appropriate precautions can be taken at the household and community levels.
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He argued that their performance of bipartisan debate only served the politicians and corporations, as opposed to their audience, who he believed deserved to be informed and assuaged of their palpable anxiety.
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In one study, students at a large, unnamed community college were randomly chosen to be informed of their loan eligibility in their financial aid letters, while other eligible students were not informed.
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When the download is complete, you will be informed via a small box on the lower right-hand side of your screen with a green check mark next to the file name.
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Lead attorney Hassan Ahmad said the rapid clip at which the administration has rolled out immigration rules have made it impossible for asylum-seekers to be informed which regulations apply to them.
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In addition, rather than choosing to share health data just to obtain discounts on health insurance, patients should be informed of the full implications of their decision — the benefits and the risks.
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" Barr said during his Senate confirmation hearing in January that he believed in the value of making sure "the public and Congress be informed of the results of the special counsel's work.
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In a world where truly random behaviors can be informed by quantum processes, we can create environments, and scores of enemies, that feel natural in their behaviors even over infinite periods of play.
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In Hall v Florida, a case from 2014, the Supreme Court ruled that standards for intellectual disability must be "informed by the medical community's diagnostic framework", and may not disregard established medical practice.
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To compensate, the centre is creating a "building forecast" to send to patrons 24 hours before a performance—they will be informed whether the building will be stuffy or cool during their visit.
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Mr Barr has called Mr Mueller's investigation into obstruction of justice "fatally misconceived", but also believes it important that "the public and Congress be informed of the results of the Special Counsel's work".
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"Women who are unhappy with the appearance of their genitalia should be informed about the significant variations in normal genitalia and how the appearance of the vulva can change throughout life," she added.
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Employees in the Canadian exploration and production and corporate units affected by the reorganization will be informed this week, according to sources familiar with the matter and an internal memo seen by Reuters.
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State laws can also kick in and prevent this communication, which is why you'll need to fill out that authorization form if you want your parents to be informed in case of emergency.
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And while I think it's necessary to be informed about pressing issues or what's going on in Westeros, in a sense that's even more reason to make space for shows like Selling Sunset.
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In addition, as a vehicle's software is updated so it can respond to new construction and other environmental changes, insurance carriers will have to be informed so they can recalculate premiums and coverage.
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In an interview with VICE News, Delgado defended his work, which has now become the basis of several state laws requiring women seeking a termination be informed that abortion reversal is an option.
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Sol Wisenberg, a leading white-collar attorney who was deputy independent counsel in the Whitewater investigation, said it's typical for the subject of a subpoena to be informed that prosecutors sought his records.
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" Pearce's provision also requires any person under investigation by the OCE "shall be informed of the right to be represented by counsel and invoking that right should not be held negatively against them.
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Any rulemaking must be informed by the best and most up-to-date technical information available, along with an eye toward the types of advanced energy technologies that can help avoid future problems.
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The advertising attorneys said users should be informed that Google Assistant results, even if not paid for, stem from a filtered database in which many businesses landed because they wanted to buy ads.
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I feel more connected to the world and what is going on and while that is not always a good thing it is nice to be informed and updated on events within seconds.
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If nothing else, patients should, arguably, be informed that their doctor is getting money from these companies and that the amounts of these funds increase with the quantity of these drugs they give.
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That's true even though those commitments and how you think about them might well be informed by a deeper and more nuanced understanding of the problem than would be available to those legislators.
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Martasidis, who was to compete in the 85kg category, had arrived in Rio hours earlier only to be informed of a positive test from an out-of-competition doping control, his team said.
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The presence or absence of certain variants is associated with an increased risk for developing certain diseases, and customers will now be informed if they have a genetic risk for 10 disease or conditions.
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But as more retail stores consider using the technology, privacy advocates and industry stakeholders are debating how the technology should be regulated and how shoppers should be informed about when their faces are scanned.
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They will have no guaranteed access to a lawyer, for example, and though family members are supposed to be informed of an arrest, that requirement can be waived if it would hamper an investigation.
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In particular I think we view our role — and I know you've been interested in this in the past — is helping people get the core of what they want, which is to be informed.
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I think something very different is going on, and that is that people just don't give a damn and they don't take seriously the responsibility to be informed about things and to make choices.
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The company has fought the law tooth and nail, but city authorities say it's basically common sense for the local government to be informed of the number and nature of residents using the service.
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These will be informed by both explicit actions – including telling Hulu about your interest when you launch the app for the first time – as well as implicit actions – like your browsing and viewing behavior.
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The purpose of the BMW Vision Next 100 cars is to create concepts that people can engage with, and the company firmly believes that the emotional driving experience must be informed by emotional design.
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Each sheriff, police chief, and state's attorney will now be informed about why a person's FOID card has been pulled and whether they have properly turned over the card and accounted for their weapons.
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A chief executive — any chief executive from a barbeque stand to Ford Motor, to the President of the United States — has an absolute right and need to be informed on matters within the organization.
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But it's still important to be aware of potential vulnerabilities so that those who may be under threat of these sort of attacks, even if fairly niche, can be informed and researchers find solutions.
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In the Tillis-Coons bill, the special counsel must be informed in writing of the specific reason for being fired and is given a course of action to appeal the decision after the fact.
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The Electoral College, which was ironically the key to Trump's victory, was one of those failsafes — a collection of political actors who would be informed by the popular vote, but not bound by it.
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Among Privacy International's key findings are that — European law around consent as a legal basis for processing (general) personal data — including for dropping tracking cookies — requires it to be informed, specific and freely given.
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"Women must be informed of the small increase in risk of breast cancer so they can weigh these up against the benefits that they may have from taking HRT," Rymer said in the statement.
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I think it's good for all of us to take in the amount of news we need to take in to be informed, but also to know how to turn away from our screens.
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If the IRS is simply gathering info, you'll be informed of the third-party summons, but if it's in reference to money it's already clear you owe, you might not even find out.10.
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"Unfortunately, the Woodrow Wilson Foundation has validated what studies have shown for a century: Americans don't possess the history knowledge they need to be informed and engaged citizens," said the foundation's president, Arthur Levine.
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"In many U.S. states, as well as many countries of the world including Australia, Canada, and Germany, you must be informed if your telephone conversation is about to be recorded," Walsh notes in conclusion.
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For fair management, a good rating demands a documented process and clear channel of communication through which workers can be heard; decisions can be appealed; and workers be informed of the reasons behind the decisions.
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As of now there are no official plans for what shape the memorial will eventually take, and Dyer said he wants that to arrange a system so that process can be informed by community input.
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"We will not be announcing additional Moto Z devices this year," writes Motorola US on Twitter this afternoon, in response to a user's request to be informed when a Z4 Force would be made available.
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We know women are less likely than men to buy their own drugs directly from a dealer, meaning that they may not be informed about the strength or quality of what it is they're taking.
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Its decision will be informed by how Fox justifies the deal with Disney in a regulatory filing to its shareholders sometime before they are asked to vote on the deal this summer, the sources added.
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It's impossible to say, but I think the near future will be informed by the fact that companies have discovered GIFs are popular and are trying to find ways to keep them on their platforms.
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Analysts said that as regulation dictates that Portugal must be informed of the results a day before, the comments by Antonio Costa were seen as a strong hint that Lisbon would keep the key rating.
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An EPA spokesman said the "awareness review is not unique to this administration," and the process "allows the press office, Congressional affairs office and senior officials to be informed" of requests and upcoming document releases.
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As explained in the privacy section of the LinkNYC website, when you first use one of the kiosks, you need to supply an email address to be informed of updates or changes to the service.
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You can't predict what will spark a conversation with a client, so it's best to be informed about everything from who won the game last night to the viral video that everyone is talking about.
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Moira Johnstone, the first of the homely wenches to be informed of her place on the list had to suspend a project she'd been working on in her spare time—the building of a bomb.
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If vaginal seeding is being considered, women should be informed of the risks and tested for infectious diseases and potentially pathogenic bacteria, including group B streptococci, herpes simplex virus, chlamydia and gonorrhea, the committee stated.
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Last year the Republican-led Senate Judiciary Committee asked me to testify about several legislative initiatives that could be informed by an understanding of Russia's 2016 election interference — including any American's support for those activities.
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And that's not just for moral reasons; it's because our mission is to help people understand the world, which means our report must be informed by a wide range of backgrounds, lived experiences and perspectives.
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That race, like the primary, could be informed by two central, sometimes conflicting realities in Mississippi life: a strong antigovernment streak and the fact that the state is one of the poorest in the nation.
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That race, like the primary, could be informed by two central, sometimes conflicting realities in Mississippi life: a strong antigovernment streak and the fact that the state is one of the poorest in the nation.
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Critics pointed out that the language is vague, suggesting that parents would also need to be informed about mentions of heterosexual or cisgender subjects and that it would prevent organic discussions from developing in class.
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You can also now set the Apple Watch to deliver heart rate notifications in the event you want to be informed of when you're hitting a certain level of workout or feeling a spike in stress.
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"We&aposve got to, at some point, quit looking back at the rear-view mirror and be informed by what we have been through, and use that to educate us as we go forward," Huntsman said.
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"It's about doing the work to be informed and making sure that you're looking at the issues that matter most to you and figuring out the candidate who aligns the most with those issues," she says.
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Indonesian Chamber of Commerce deputy chair Shinta Kamdani hailed the new capital as a "positive" for Indonesia, but urged that companies be informed of the timeline for the move of each government office to limit disruptions.
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"Please be informed that your continued use of Telmate's products and services shall constitute acceptance of Telmate's terms of use and privacy statement, which are available…" Telmate is Oregon's sole provider of prisoner telephone services at $.
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During pregnancy, women trying to decide whether to breast-feed deserve to be informed about both its benefits and barriers and be given an opportunity and assistance to find ways around any obstacles, the guidelines state.
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Why it matters: It suggests most Americans can't live up to the standards we set for people applying to be U.S. citizens — and we set those standards because we expect Americans to be informed and engaged.
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Crematory operators are expected to be informed whether there are any devices, including pacemakers, radioactive implants, or other implanted devices that may possibly require special precautions when placed in a cremation chamber and subjected to heat.
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And in the United States, you are required by law to be informed why your credit card application is rejected, something that becomes nearly impossible if you don't know how the AI is making its decisions.
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Enterprises must handle any internal data with the utmost care; should those standards fail to maintain data integrity, affected customers and partners must be informed quickly to allow them to ascertain if their information was compromised.
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That means when you ask Pandora to play you something new, the app will return a selection that won't resemble everyone else's music, but will rather be informed by your own listening habits and personal tastes.
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Perhaps the next time there is a humanitarian crisis that Facebook needs to monitor on its platform, the AI model that helps do so will be informed by the auto-didactic efficiencies that turn up here.
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Rebels who have received aid under the CIA program said they had yet to be informed of the U.S. decision first reported by the Washington Post on Wednesday and confirmed by two U.S. officials to Reuters.
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Szupunar said any restrictions should only be considered on a case-by-case basis, on the grounds of protecting consumers and that the European Commission, the EU executive, and Ireland, the host country, should be informed.
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Even when economists eliminate factors like job experience—which itself can be informed by different societal pressures on women to cut back on work to care for their families—a portion of the gap remains unexplained.
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Zhang Zheng, a Shanghai-based investor relations manager at COSCO Shipping Energy Transportation Co Ltd, parent of COSCO Shipping Tanker Dalian, said the company has yet to be informed of any change in its sanctions status.
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All politicians and reformers should be informed and bound by science — no small caveat, given the fantasyland in which the GOP dwells these days — but science will always under-determine what they can or should do.
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"In the event that such a campaign is detected, the public should be informed as soon as possible, with a clear and succinct statement of the threat, even if the information is incomplete," the report said.
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Now, the Long Beach police union has proposed new contract language stipulating officers be informed when records pertaining to them are requested, and to be given five days to review the records before they are released.
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Gary Herbert signed a bill in March that requires women receiving the pill to be informed that mifepristone alone does not always end a pregnancy; a similar law went into effect in South Dakota last year.
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While Deutsche Bank employees will only be informed in March about their individual bonuses, they have already been told that payout pots for individual divisions will shrink by at least 25 to 30 percent, they added.
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The plan was to have a combined force of about 1,500 troops overall to ensure the safe zone in northern Syria, and the US planning would be informed based on how many allies have pledged contributions.
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Speaking to journalists on the sidelines of the Group of 20 summit in China's city of Hangzhou, Putin said the Syrian government and Iran, among others, should be informed about the Syria talks and possible settlement.
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This would be informed by a study commissioned from the National Academies for all the methods the country can use to meet the target, whether that's deploying renewables or reducing leaks in pipelines or increasing efficiency.
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She said her approach would be informed by all of the times as a precinct commander that she had responded to sexual assaults and handled chaotic crime scenes, while simultaneously directing arrests and caring for victims.
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Under the guidelines, minority shareholders will be informed about how the independent committee was formed as well as of its review of the transaction, the ministry said, changes that will make transactions more transparent for minority shareholders.
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"In accordance with all rules that exist in the civilized world, we are entitled to be informed about all incidents that involve Russian citizens," Mr. Lavrov said during a visit to the former Soviet republic of Turkmenistan.
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Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Regina Lopez, a committed environmentalist who opposes open-pit mining, said the delay was due to scheduling issues, while the operators of additional mines to be suspended had yet to be informed.
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When the two took the worker to a local medical facility to be treated, they "proactively" called the Tazewell County Animal Control in Tremont themselves, Jennifer said, knowing the facility would inevitably be informed about the situation.
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All five members of the Council for Electronic Media voted to oust Svetoslav Kostov three months after they appointed him as BNR's general director, saying he has violated grossly the right of the Bulgarians to be informed.
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"There are a lot of consultants out there that can show you good startups," but few can help you build connections with peers to be informed on exactly how an industry is responding to new technology services.
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To what extent was it necessary to be proficient in chess yourself — was it a question of putting the rules in and working from there, or did the work need to be informed by your own experience?
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China's Vice Premier landed for crucial trade talks in Washington Monday to be informed that tech giant Huawei had just been indicted by the Justice Department on charges of sanctions violations, theft of trade secrets and fraud.
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"We have engaged both governments at the highest levels to express our serious concerns about premature returns, and to emphasize that, consistent with international practice, returns be informed, voluntary, safe, and dignified," a State Department spokesperson said.
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"It is important to consider whether removing stalkerware could potentially cause more harm, as the abuser will be informed immediately by the app, or it could erase evidence critical to a law enforcement investigation," the announcement reads.
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After all, if we want them to actively participate in a democratic society and be informed citizens of a complicated world, they must have a sense of what's going on right now, both at home and abroad.
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Well, look at a picture like this—I'd say there's an extremely fine line between "reporting" on issues that are essential for us to be informed about, and exploiting vulnerable people in tragic—yet extremely photogenic—situations.
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She cited in particular the department's statements that it is a school's responsibility, not a student's, to gather evidence, and that the accused student must be informed in writing of the allegations before being asked to respond.
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And while there is some chance that those gut feelings are informed by noble intentions, they may also be informed by conscious or unconscious biases, or the information that these decision-makers have been given by lobbyists.
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In a frequently asked questions section on the Giving Fund's site, it says that organizations not enrolled will be informed of the donations and be given at least six months to register accounts to claim the gifts.
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We'd be informed of this in the contract we'd be required to sign, at the same time as we'd be given our inoculations and fitted for our period clothing — our hoop skirts, our waistcoats, our top hats.
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"If one of these procedures is going to be offered, the patient should be informed that there is a minimal chance it will help," said Dr. Ebeling, who conducted one of the first randomized trials of vertebroplasty.
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Like him or not, if President Donald Trump decided to use an email newsletter instead of his usual tweets, we'd have no choice but to subscribe if we wanted to be informed of his comments and rants.
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" But he suspects such a decision would be informed as much by Trump's domestic policy as by his foreign policy: "Syria and Iraq are complicated because I see them as much as domestic issues as foreign policy.
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We're a new kind of platform for public discourse—and that means we have a new kind of responsibility to enable people to have the most meaningful conversations, and to build a space where people can be informed.
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These postcards ask you to send in your contact information, so you can be informed if the product you bought is later deemed unsafe and recalled, so you don't, for example, get killed by a whipped cream canister.
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Goals certainly have their place, and they can be a great motivator, but instead of hurtling towards what you think will make you happy, let your goals be informed by the kind of moments you want to have.
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We're a new kind of platform for public discourse — and that means we have a new kind of responsibility to enable people to have the most meaningful conversations, and to build a space where people can be informed.
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When data is free and accessible, and tools can be built around it via open APIs, customers should be able to be informed by technology-led newcomers about where to find the best prices, services and so on.
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Lochte will be informed in the United States so he could decide whether to introduce a defense in Brazil, and the indictment will also be sent to the International Olympic Committee's ethics commission, authorities said in a statement.
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Rob Portman said he wants future agreements with Iran and North Korea to be informed by a recent report from Senate Republicans accusing the Obama administration of secretly trying to give Tehran access to the US financial system.
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The suspension will be reviewed by the fund's adviser at least every 28 days, and the FCA will be informed of the reviews, Woodford said in a Q&A document for clients on its website, posted on Wednesday.
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The two men pick up a Moroccan (El Hedi Ben Salem, the male lead in Fassbinder's "Ali: Fear Eats the Soul") and take him back to their luxury hotel only to be informed that Arabs are not allowed.
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At a news conference, Helge Braun, a minister in Ms. Merkel's government, asked the public and the news media to respect the relatives of the victims, who needed to be informed before the victims could be named publicly.
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The guidelines installed by Mr. Holder state that reporters must be informed ahead of time before the government obtains their records, giving them a chance to negotiate the scope of the request or to challenge it in court.
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Know exactly what to do if someone at your office tests positive for COVID-19If an employee tests positive and has been at the office, the rest of the staff in that location needs to be informed immediately.
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All 50 states have signed up to a monitoring and information-sharing system called MS-ISAC, so regardless of whether a state is using Albert, it will be informed by other states that have Albert monitors in place.
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I've been following your podcast from early on, not only to be informed about this super weird post-factual us political situation, but also as a deflection while sitting out inside the bushfires and their consequences in Australia.
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If this is your first time reading The Drive-Thru and you want to be informed on everything related to shopping, food, and more even after Black Friday comes to a close, subscribe to the weekly newsletter here.
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Economic sanctions were implemented and removed when the president wanted them to be removed, as if America's elected representatives on the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue were mere witnesses who only needed to be informed after the fact.
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The Washington Post, similarly, newly adopted the slogan "Democracy Dies in Darkness" last year, pitching reading the Post not only as a way to be informed or entertained but also as a form of civic duty and obligation.
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The album may be informed by a broad spectrum of political forces from Black Lives Matter to gun control to climate change, but it was finished way ahead of the period it will, for some, come to define.
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"There were a lot of people asking questions, receiving information… People [are] really concerned about what is going to be their situation and they want to be informed, and that makes us be really more committed with our vision."
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" With that, Lutes was sorely disappointed when he contacted the U.S. Treasury Department about the coin only to receive their standard reply: "In regard to your recent inquiry, please be informed that copper pennies were not struck in 1943.
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Clinton's use of private email was the sort of minor scandal that the public deserved to be informed about at some point during the 22017 election — after which the news cycle could move on to other, more important stories.
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In other words, mothers and healthcare providers should be informed of the lifelong health risks that early-term deliveries may have on their offspring, and refrain from these unless there is a medical indication to anticipate deliveries, she added.
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And we need to invest in local journalism by creating a fund that provides grants to companies and nonprofits that support local newspapers and websites, so that all citizens can be informed of what's going on in their communities.
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But while U.S. Magistrate Judge Jennifer Boal in Boston on Tuesday rejected defense efforts to not have the patients counted as victims who deserve to be informed of the case, she limited how prosecutors could go about notifying them.
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It would actually be pretty weird if we all liked the same thing My point, in brief, is that the final judgment for any smartphone or gadget's usefulness has to be informed by the user's particular and specific desires.
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Be informed voters We need to understand the position of each candidate we vote for-ensuring that newcomers support the constitutional values of equal opportunity and inclusion, and that the voting record of incumbents reflects these cherished values. 2.
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Of course, any data sharing must take patients' privacy into account; patients must be informed before joining a clinical trial that their data may be shared and researchers must ensure that the data cannot be used to identify individuals.
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"Due to threats that are ever-changing, Congress must be informed with respect to allied contributions to the common defense to properly assess the readiness of the United States and allied nations for threats," according to the bill's text.
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Earthjustice and other groups backing the lawsuit contend that large farms previously subjected to the rules emit enough harmful pollutants that nearby residents need to be informed in order to be able to respond to possible health problems appropriately.
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" Meanwhile, his adult sons are big-game hunters, whose relationship to higher mammals seems to be informed by questions like "Am I allowed to kill it?" and "Can I cut off its tail before I pose for the picture?
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We're writing for people who are curious and eager to be informed about Australia and the world — those who are looking for fresh perspective and rigorous, non-partisan journalism... along with a touch of culture, good taste and fun.
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"We are working ... on the concept of a minimum tax, we are exploring aspects and we will certainly take into account and may be informed by the experience of the U.S," said OECD head of international cooperation Achim Pross.
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But the House, by law, has important additional powers — the right to be informed of what's going on in the executive branch, such as complaints by whistle-blowers, and the right to issue subpoenas demanding information relevant to governing.
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Mr. Mello, who is running for mayor in Omaha, has sponsored legislation aimed at restricting women's access to abortion, including a bill in 2009 that required women to be informed that they could look at ultrasounds of their fetuses.
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" Barr added that he believed "it is very important that the public and Congress be informed of the results of the Special Counsel's work" and that he would "provide as much transparency as I can consistent with the law.
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Given that patients "own" their cells and tissue, I agree with Ms. Skloot that they should at a minimum be informed that others may profit from the research or products that derive from their tissue as part of the consent process.
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The bipartisan report found that the Obama administration was ill-prepared to handle the novel election interference offensive and recommended that in the future the "public should be informed as soon as possible" if a foreign active measures campaign is detected.
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I am deeply concerned that the White House has canceled an all-Member classified briefing on the dangerous situation the President has caused in Syria, denying the Congress its right to be informed as it makes decisions about our national security.
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The film's driving conflict (and here we get into plot details some may not wish to be informed of) is between T'Challa and his cousin, Erik, brought up not in the royal household Wakanda but as an orphan in Oakland, California.
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"Please be informed that the minister of Lands, Agriculture and Resettlement has directed that all remaining white farmers be issued 99-year leases instead of the 5-year leases as per the previous arrangement," said the circular, dated Jan. 19.
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The most favourable views of taking down the statue are held by blacks over the age of 65 (who grew up under segregation) with college degrees (making them more likely to be informed about the history of the Civil War).
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Skinner is part of a growing group of medical experts pushing for women to be informed of all the risks of vaginal birth—as well as the possibility and complications of a c-section—well before they go into labor.
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To protect these animals from further harm and help repair their current population numbers, it's important to support conservation causes and be informed about all the types of penguins that are waddling across our world and the fascinating things they do.
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WATCH LIVE 2018 FIFA WORLD CUP MATCHES STREAMING ON FOX SPORTS JUNE 14 TO JULY 15 "The federation cannot be left out of a negotiation by one of its workers and be informed five minutes before the press release," Rubiales said.
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For most people, dance music isn't an obsessional, clandestine, obscurist interest—in the same way that most people's understanding of what a nightclub is more likely to be informed by pissed-up forays into Oceana than catching Kevin Saunderson at Tresor.
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"There is now an expectation, in general, on the part of publishers that platforms will change, and that they won't necessarily be informed how they will change," said Emily Bell, director at the Tow Center for Digital Journalism at Columbia University.
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In order to continue supporting the growth of the tiger population, the general public needs to be informed about the illegal tiger trade and fully understand the gravity of a world with only 3,890 tigers left alive in the wild.
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The paper said the Secret Service would be informed of any evidence of foreign political interference directed against major U.S. presidential and vice presidential candidates in the November 2020 election as well as organizations and events in which they participate.
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But we have to be aware; we have to vote; we have to be informed citizens; we have to watch the news; we have to take a stand and move towards the people in need who could be us tomorrow.
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"While our world is burning, President Trump is adding fuel to the fire by taking away our right to be informed and to protect ourselves from irreparable harm," Gina McCarthy, former EPA administrator under the Obama administration, said in a statement.
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Trump appears to be informed by an opposite view — that he is more important than his office — and his actions suggest a man who feels so personally threatened by his opponents that he acts as if he's in mortal danger.
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Importantly, news organizations have responded to the freedom it ensures by following due-diligence practices that apply much the same logic described here — identify and minimize potential harms while serving the public's right to be informed about matters of significance.
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" Schiff became more pointed as he spoke, adding that he was "distressed that it has taken us this long to be informed that the Russians had paid for at least $100,000 of ads designed to try to influence our electoral process.
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Further, recognition should be given to the needs of public safety, the apprehension of fugitives, and the rights of the public to be informed on matters that can affect enactment or enforcement of public laws or the development or change of public policy.
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Key details of the change, like how individuals would have their cases processed, gain access to attorneys, or be informed of their hearing dates while they are in Mexico, were not released Thursday but will be in coming days, the official said.
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But having additional touchpoints for users to be informed of any troubling reviews is not a bad thing, and a filtering option is only a useful tool for those especially concerned about traveling to a hotel with a history of violence or misconduct.
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And so I think if you're trying to build a product for over 1 billion people to be informed about the news that they care about, you can't really be building a product that has judgments about particular issues, or particular publishers.
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I think there's another way and I think it's not just a business, but it's a mission because I don't think anybody would disagree that there's a healthy need for our citizenry to be informed and it's important that we're focused on that.
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I realized then that I had such a narrow window of awareness to the more subtle, quiet, and ubiquitous losses of liberty that American women endure, and though I could never actually understand, I wanted to at least try to be informed.
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Clapper noted that even after the DNI was asked to work with the FBI on classified and unclassified reports about Russian interference, he might still not be informed about any evidence, because the evidence might have been conclusive enough to draw any conclusions.
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" As for Avenatti, the City Attorney says "The suspect will be informed that although we decline to file charges at this time, this matter remains open and we may file charges at any time prior to the expiration of the statute of limitations.
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"The Times must respectfully decline the request of the attorney general, believing that it is in the interest of the people of this country to be informed of the material contained in this series of articles," the newspaper said in a statement.
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WASHINGTON — Advocates for victims of sexual assault on Tuesday praised the Senate's unanimous approval of a bill that would establish a set of rights for victims, including the right to be informed of the results of forensic tests and to have evidence preserved.
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All the way back in March 1962, President John F. Kennedy presented a speech to Congress in which he proclaimed four basic consumer rights: The right to safety, the right to be informed, the right to choose and the right to be heard.
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But in an effort to avoid another Donna Brazile fiasco, CNN's audience either needs to be informed of this potential conflict of interest or Jones needs to be shown the bench when it comes to any Trump segment — at least until Dec. 19.
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The EU privacy group said that despite a new installation screen presenting users with five options to limit or switch off Microsoft's processing of their data, it was not clear to what extent users would be informed about the specific data being collected.
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" As the Supreme Court has recognized repeatedly, the core purpose of the Freedom of Information Act is "to open agency action to the light of public scrutiny" and to facilitate "the citizens' right to be informed about what their government is up to.
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Despite the low incidence of the lymphoma, the F.D.A. said in a safety communication for patients that "at the present time, we believe all individuals who are considering a breast implant of any type be informed of the risk of developing" the disease.
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Nebraska passed legislation requiring that mothers diagnosed with a lethal fetal anomaly be informed about perinatal hospice care, and Wyoming passed legislation — particularly meaningful to me based on my personal abortion experience — ensuring that abortionists allow mothers to see their babies on ultrasound.
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The embattled social media giant announced last week that on April 9, users would be informed if their data was harvested by the U.K.-based data analytics firm without their knowledge or consent, and generally how it might have gotten into their hands.
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The average time that it currently takes for an EMT to become aware of a vehicular accident—not even arrive at the scene, but simply be informed of the incident—is seven minutes in a rural area and three minutes in an urban area.
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"Please be informed that your continued use of Telmate's products and services shall constitute acceptance of Telmate's terms of use and privacy statement which are available ..." The white guys are sliding their way through the crowd in their commitment to their still-unknown mission.
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Still, it's important to be informed about what's going on in the world, and Rifkind says that there are mindful ways to do that beyond just limiting your news consumption (she recommends catching up for just 20 minutes per day and never before bed).
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Be informed about the risks Srikantiah believes that everyone, not just public health officials, needs to be made aware of the risks posed by foods containing toxins detrimental to our health, with greater surveillance of outbreaks of disease to help officials make better lifestyle recommendations.
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When you personally became aware of this, did you or senior leadership do an inquiry to find out who at Facebook had this information, and did they not have a discussion about whether or not the users should be informed, back in December of 2015?
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"It is important for women to be informed about their risk of anaplastic large-cell lymphoma when considering implants so that they can make a well-founded choice," said senior study author Dr. Daphne de Jong of the VU University Medical Center in Amsterdam.
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Appearing in court to be informed of the charges leveled against him, Yekatom -- who is also a member of Parliament -- claimed that upon his arrest he was held in presidential detention for a month and was tortured and beaten with the butts of Kalashnikov rifles.
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Regarding enhanced monitoring of Iranian nuclear sites by the IAEA under the deal, "in some stages, and to carry out some technical work, the IAEA needs to be informed in advance, which has been done and is being done," ISNA quoted him as saying.
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Clapper noted that even after the DNI was asked to work with the FBI on classified and unclassified reports about Russian interference, he might still not be informed about any evidence, because the evidence might not have been conclusive enough to draw any conclusions.
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The first version of the app, which was reviewed by Facebook, said the opposite: it claimed to be a "research program" and said "users will be informed that the data will be carefully protected and never used for commercial purposes", the social network said.
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Additionally, a rape kit must be preserved for 20 years or the statute of limitations, whichever is shorter; when the evidence is scheduled to be destroyed, the victim must be informed 60 days beforehand and given the option to preserve the kit for longer.
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He was eventually convicted of trespassing after a trial in which a judge overruled his lawyers' request that the jury be informed of the "necessity defense," which can excuse a person for a reasonable violation of a law to preserve his or her life.
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The Company respectfully disagrees, however, and would note, respectfully, that whether a non-GAAP financial measure is misleading is ultimately a legal determination which must be informed both by Supreme Court and other judicial precedent and by Commission rules and guidance relating to materiality.
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When a patient goes to the pharmacy to fill their prescription, they may be informed that their physician-prescribed medicine will not be covered unless the patient first proves that another medication—one of the insurer's choosing, not their doctor—will not work for them.
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It feels really hard because you want to be informed but you can get sort of caught up in this stream of sadness that feels like a heavyweight and it's very difficult to break out of that space and not get kind of sucked into it.
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"Penn State's failure to act, despite possessing sufficient evidence about the danger Sandusky posed denied many of the opportunity to be informed about serious threats to the health and safety of campus community members," says the report, which was issued almost exactly five years after Sandusky's arrest,.
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Days before the journalists were set free, Mr. Friedenberg and Mr. Adler released a statement: "These are treacherous times for journalists and — consequently — for the billions of people around the globe whose lives can be informed, improved and sometimes even saved by the work journalists do."
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"The impact of 'invisible' chemical pollution — such as drugs — on wildlife health needs more focus in the U.K. as policy can often be informed by studies such as these," Nic Bury of the University of Suffolk, a co-author of the study, said in the statement.
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Thus, out of a healthy fear that its mistakes could linger, the Court historically has preferred to give lower court judges time to consider novel legal questions so that the justices can be informed by those judges' opinions before the Supreme Court hands down a final word.
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He really doesn't like any idea that his tweets should be considered some kind of reflection of the policy of the federal government and should maybe be considered — or at least people should be informed — before he goes and bans transgender people from the military on Twitter.
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"We only know what the donor gives us and our [data] vendor gives us, so it's always a positive thing to be informed of errors in any report, so that records can be updated, and ultimately, can provide an accurate account of what happened, for posterity," he said.
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"If some pro-choice groups, or pro-abortion groups say that abortion is safe, it's a normal procedure, it's not harmful to any women ... it is not accurate information," says Rai, adding that all Nepalese women, whether in the countryside of cities, have the right to be informed.
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Those with a body mass index over 40 — like a 5-foot-5-inch woman weighing 250 pounds or a 6-foot man weighing 300 — and who cannot lose weight should be informed that their risks are greater, but they should not be categorically dismissed, the group concluded.
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As a solution to this, however, the CDC has expanded their commercial use of testing to general clinical labs which gives more patients the opportunity to be informed and proactive about their health, protect themselves and those around them and be aware if they have indeed contracted the virus.
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The U.S. Congress exercises an essential oversight function by requiring the U.S. Department of State to notify America's elected representatives of all significant military equipment intended for export, but it is now time for Congress to be informed of all denials of major defense export requests as well.
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Paul sent a letter to FBI Director Christopher Wray on Tuesday calling for him to turn over information about the security clearances of FBI agent Peter Strzok and FBI lawyer Lisa Page and asked to be informed whether they continue to have access to classified materials or databases.
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Every patient should be informed upfront of the network status of all providers in advance of receiving scheduled care, with a single, comprehensible bill with pricing information about the provider, the services that should be reasonably expected, and the out-of-pocket costs for which they will be responsible.
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Flynn's General Counsel and Principal, Robert Kelley, confirmed that they were hired by a foreign company to lobby for Turkish interests, stating: 'They want to keep posted on what we all want to be informed of: the present situation, the transition between President Obama and President-Elect Trump.
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"The definition of 'waters of the United States' may be informed by science, but science cannot dictate where to draw the line between federal and state or tribal waters, as those are legal distinctions established within the overall framework and construct of the Clean Water Act," she wrote.
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She doesn't quite relate to the norms and practices in China, and her American upbringing clashes with the values of her elder relatives, who follow the Chinese mindset that Billi's sick grandmother need not be informed of her health condition in order to spare her from added suffering.
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Morgan Stanley added that even though Deutsche Bank's overhaul plan has been discussed at length with the bank's home regulator BaFin, they expect Europe's Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM) — the European institution that oversees banks in the euro zone — to be informed as well as be content with the CET1 minimum target.
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Barack Obama had decreed that commanders in places like Somalia and Pakistan—outside of formal war zones like Iraq—required "near certainty" that a target was a high-value terrorist, no civilians would be killed or injured except in "extraordinary circumstances", and decisions would be informed by inter-agency consultation.
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"We want members to be informed about the costs associated with their care, so early next year, we will be introducing a simple, clear and straightforward explanation of what was charged by the clinician, what the plan paid and the costs for which the individual is responsible," the spokeswoman told me.
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Just remember to make sure you are using an in-network doctor before you schedule a visit, state that the appointment is for "preventive care" covered by your plan, and that you "want to be informed in advance if there are any charges that will not be covered," advises Rosenthal.
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According to America magazine, a Catholic outlet, Vanier's alleged behavior "mirrored" that of Philippe, who died in 1993; Vanier had repeatedly denied that he knew of Philippe's abuses, but the Vatican Congregation for the Doctrine of Faith, which promotes Church doctrine, directed that Vanier be informed of Philippe's sanctioning in 1956.
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"Each EPA program and Region does their own FOIAs, so an awareness review allows the press office, Congressional A ffairs O ffice and senior officials to be informed of documents being released in response to FOIA requests, to facilitate inter-office coordination, and to prepare responses to inquiries," she said.
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"As a result, the definition of 'waters of the United States' may be informed by science, but science cannot dictate where to draw the line between federal and state or tribal waters, as those are legal distinctions established within the overall framework and construct of the Clean Water Act," she said.
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"The suspect asked all passengers and crew to hand in their passports, then gave two messages to a member of the crew, asking that the pilot be informed that he was a hijacker and wanted to land at an airport in Turkey, Greece or Cyprus, but preferably Cyprus," Lambrianou said.
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More significantly, a 2015 survey reported overwhelming majorities believe that when a woman has decided to have an abortion, her experience should be: informed by medically accurate information (94 percent), safe (93 percent), without pressure (73 percent), affordable and available in her community (72 percent), and without shame (68 percent).
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"That said, we want viewers to be informed and make the right choice for themselves and their families, which is echoed in the video warning message from the cast that plays before each season," the spokesperson said, noting that Netflix offers a range of parental controls to restrict what kids can watch.
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"My purpose is to ask you to authorize that the complete record of Judge Kavanaugh's service in the White House be made public so that all Americans can be informed about this nomination and the Senate can fulfill its constitutional advice and consent obligations," Schumer, a New York Democrat, writes in the letter.
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" Pape is seeking damages, the recalling and destruction of all packaging, promotional materials, and images featuring LG's derivative version of "Ttéia," and to be informed of who created the derivative version, among other relief to make up for the "irreparable injury that cannot be fully compensated by or measured in money damages.
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The recommendations state that marijuana should not be used during pregnancy and that marijuana use while breastfeeding is discouraged -- but they also recommend women be informed about the lack of definitive research on this topic and counseled about the current concerns regarding potential adverse effects of THC on pregnancy and child development.
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It is evident that doctors cannot decide in a paternalistic way how a disease should be treated and that patients should be informed extensively about the severity of the disease, its impact on quality of life, life expectancy, the options to cure or slow down the disease, and all the possibilities of supportive care.
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I always am aware that with the initial conversations and programming, there are going to be many things missing, and the idea is to grow and strengthen and keep diversifying, and find those weaker areas where I might not be informed, or I may not know, so I shut up and pass the microphone.
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"Our mission is to make it easier for busy people to be informed by removing barriers to the world's best journalism," said Basil Enan, Discors co-founder and CEO, explaining that the company's new app takes news stories produced in-house and pairs them with insights, commentary, analysis and opinion from top experts and publications.
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The latter would effectively solve what the Guardian characterized as a "loophole" in this system—if all ads for clinics and crisis pregnancy centers simply always feature the disclosure regarding whether they do or do not offer abortion services, then users would always be informed as to what their options are available to them.
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"The public debate about the appropriate scope of lawful access to encrypted communications ... must be informed by recognition that the increased use of encryption represents a significant impediment to our efforts to protect the nation," Deirdre Walsh, legislative affairs director in the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, wrote in a letter to Sen.
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Such a system is expected to link with the country's new social credit system for scoring citizens and stratifying society into layers of access and privilege based on education, financial background, and other metrics, all of which will be informed by a day-to-day data collection and analysis of people's real-world and online behaviors.
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But when the Metropolitan Detention Center denied attorneys access to the building, they violated the 6th Amendment, which guarantees a defendant the right to a speedy and public trial, the right to be tried by an impartial jury, the right to be informed of the charges, the right to confront and call witnesses and the right to an attorney.
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As the 737 Maxes remain grounded, we will continue to look into a variety of related questions, including why Boeing was able to convince regulators that 737 pilots required no new training to fly the plane or even be informed about its anti-stall software, and why months have passed without fixes for that software being released.
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When Wouter Witvoet left a startup that he had joined as employee No. 4, he felt relatively prepared, having set aside $50,000 to exercise his available stock options, only to be informed by HR that he was also liable to pay taxes on said options so he was about $1.8 million short with 90 days to settle up.
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Sources with knowledge of the plans told The Daily Beast that members of the DHS advisory council were supposed to travel to the border last week to conduct visits of holding centers and detention facilities, only to be informed that they were not to "conduct business" amid the shutdown, which Tuesday stretched into its 19th day.
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In extreme cases, prosopagnosia can be a socially debilitating affliction: a mother tries to retrieve the wrong child from day care because she does not recognize her own baby; a patient is shown a photograph of a woman and wonders who it is, only to be informed that she is looking at a picture of herself.
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The relevant chunk of the regulation is pretty long — but key points include that the person whose data has been scraped must be informed who has their data (which includes anyone the data has been shared with, and any proposed international transfers); the types of data obtained; what is going to be done with; and the legal basis for the processing.
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Sy (Michael Stuhlbarg) shows up at Emmit (Ewan McGregor) house on Christmas morning to find Varga and Meemo there (how did Meemo get out of the second half of the chase anyway?) and be informed he's now $5 million richer and that Varga claims their problems with the police have been "smoothed out," thanks to Yuri's little visit, one supposes.
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Whether it is another missile launch in North Korea or just the launching of a satellite somewhere in the world, the staff of this facility, led by a battle watch commander and a strike adviser, reacts quickly to launches on a nearly daily basis to determine whether Hyten, and anyone above him all the way up to the President, needs to be informed.
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The reasons vary — they won't be informed enough, they don't pay taxes yet, they can't serve in the military yet, they tend too liberal, they tend too rebellious — but the rule persists, even in the face of a generation of passionate, smart, and informed teenage activists, and even as it becomes obvious that our current political system is failing our children.
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They include the right to have your rape kit not be destroyed before the statute of limitations is up, not requiring rape survivors to pay for evidence collection (something that not even convicted criminals have to do), mandating that survivors must be informed when their rape kits have been tested and that they're able to receive their kit without cost in the first place.
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Right now, the Kegg is only using its measurements to help define the window for when you might be most fertile, but of course there are potentially many other areas of women's health that could be informed by way of the diagnostics it is picking up, provided the startup finds the funding and manages to make it through the regulatory hoops to do so.
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"To the extent that there is a way to make people aware of why their perceptions or their biases may be informed by the sort of millions of dollars that the Koch Brothers and their ilk have spent on this vilification campaign, I think it's just incumbent as a citizen to make those points," said Bogdan Tereshchenko, 31, a law student in Chicago who supports Clinton.
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And indeed it was through running that free online check, which lets people sign up to be informed if/when their email address surfaces in a data breach, that the idea for Pwned Passwords came about — as he says one of the most common reactions to people being informed their email had been found in a breach was to ask if they could also check whether their password had been breached.
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"I'm not sure how we will be seen as both stronger and smarter if we have our Iraqi allies asking us to leave, if our NATO allies don't feel like they are going to be informed before we take this kind of action, and frankly, if the people in the region that were against the Iranian regime all across the region are now rallying against America," Warner added.
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The level of surprise may vary (some parents may prefer to be informed of the sex before the party, while others might want to be surprised alongside their guests), and the level of commitment varies even more: some parents shoot blue or pink confetti into the air to celebrate, while others shoot rifles that release a cloud of colored powder, and still others feed a pink or blue watermelon to an alligator (yep).
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Without a detailed understanding of Barr's interpretation of the special counsel regulations and the operative Justice Department policy concerning public comment with respect to criminal investigations, there is no way to know whether Barr's promise to "follow the Special Counsel regulations scrupulously and in good faith," and his belief that it is "very important that the public and Congress be informed of the results of the Special Counsel's work," have any practical meaning.
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And then there's Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzScalise to self-quarantine in response to Diaz-Balart test Florida Republican becomes first lawmaker to test positive for coronavirus Assistant House Speaker self-quarantines out of 'abundance of caution' MORE, a Florida Republican congressman who hitched a ride in the presidential limousine and then on Air Force One, only to be informed in mid-flight that he'd been exposed to someone who'd tested positive for the virus.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerPompeo defends Soleimani strike as critics question intel, timing Senate intel Democrat: Soleimani death could be 'rallying force' for anti-American activity Sunday show preview: Pompeo seeks to sell Trump's Iran strike MORE (Va.), the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee who would traditionally be informed about significant military operations as part of the Gang of Eight that's comprised of top bipartisan congressional and Intelligence Committee leaders in both chambers.
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In those few seconds, we saw a producer, [Jordan] Horowitz, celebrate his win for La La Land, then be informed that the wrong movie had been announced, then work hard to get the right team on the stage to accept for Moonlight, including showing the correct card to the camera for proof — and then the best moment of the night, he said that he would wait to present the statue to his friend.
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But the tragedy has become a focus of intense interest and debate in aviation circles because of another factor: the determination by Boeing and the F.A.A. that pilots did not need to be informed about a change introduced to the 7377's flight control system for the Max, some software coding intended to automatically offset the risk that the size and location of the new engines could lead the aircraft to stall under certain conditions.
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