Officials have not yet worked out which will be presented first, but should the special ballot be presented first, voters may be influenced by seeing the same name twice.
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Officials have not yet worked out which will be presented first, but should the special ballot be presented first, Kromer noted voters may be influenced by seeing the same name twice.
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EVEN a bank failure can be presented as a triumph.
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This kind of movie has to be presented that way.
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Of course, no evidence will be presented to the world.
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He did not say when the project would be presented.
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The artworks will be presented in different venues across Britain.
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Detailed results will be presented at a future medical meeting.
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The results are the last to be presented by McDonald.
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The budget bill must be presented to parliament by Oct.
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The budget is due to be presented on Sept. 24.
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In some instances, you'll be presented with a slider instead.
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Binding offers for Alitalia must be presented by Oct. 2.
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"He's presenting Islam as it should be presented," she said.
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You'll be presented with a list of all your backups.
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The award will be presented to Ms. Ferrentino on Nov.
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"It will be presented on Thursday, without fail," Sanchez said.
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The award will be presented next month in Los Angeles.
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Williams' case will be presented to a grand jury Friday.
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The award will be presented May 20 in Tokyo. video
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The Recording Academy's annual Grammy Awards will be presented Jan.
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Gentiloni said it would be presented to parliament on Tuesday.
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Can you guess the third way 212 can be presented?
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"Of course, no evidence will be presented to the world."
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The Academy Awards will be presented on March 4, 2018.
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The Emmy Awards will be presented in Los Angeles September 16.
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The organization's New Leadership Award will be presented to Lauren Cornell.
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But with 2020's budget due to be presented on Oct.
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The honorary Oscar is one of four that will be presented.
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The investment will be presented at a 0930 GMT news conference.
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SBI's findings will be presented to a Montgomery County grand jury.
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These can be presented to you in one of two ways.
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The awards will be presented in Montreal, Canada, on May 27.
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It's not a fair fight -- and shouldn't be presented as one.
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And two very special awards will be presented throughout the night.
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Full results from the Declare study will be presented on Nov.
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This can be presented as tactically shrewd; there is no rush.
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The bill is set to be presented at 3 p.m. GMT.
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The case will be presented to a grand jury next month.
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Sadr says candidates not affiliated with political sides must be presented.
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The national budget is scheduled to be presented on Nov. 10.
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Still, more orchestra programs should be presented in smaller, alternative spaces.
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First, the bill will be presented to the president to sign.
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That question will soon be presented squarely to the American people.
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The production will be presented by Hal Luftig and Jana Robbins.
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The principles will be presented to 450 more global executives today.
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The principles will be presented to 450 more global executives today.
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The award will be presented on December 10 in Stockholm, Sweden.
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The awards will be presented in a ceremony on Sept. 17.
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That plan will have to be presented to the National Archives.
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If the vote passes, the government can be presented next week.
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A binding offer is due to be presented by Oct. 15.
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The Nobel Peace Prize will be presented in Oslo on Dec.
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"The Relightables" will be presented by the team at SIGGRAPH Asia.
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The national budget is set to be presented on Nov. 10.
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On Wednesday, Schweinsteiger will be presented as a Chicago Fire player.
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It is expected to be presented in parliament on Sept. 6.
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Merck said trial results would be presented at an upcoming medical meeting.
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This will be presented in NYC in the early months of 2017.
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We have information that will be presented to the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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It doesn't need to be presented physically, as an android or robot.
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Regardless, the judge allowed the scan to be presented before the jury.
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They can present themselves the way that they want to be presented.
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Zhang's results will be presented at the society's annual conference next month.
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The plan must be presented first to Oi's bankruptcy judge and prosecutors.
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Avenatti is due to be presented in Manhattan federal court on Monday.
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Their proposals will be presented to Abertis' board for a final decision.
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The film will be presented in the ancient Angkor Wat temple complex.
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As the shows move forward, viewers will be presented with various decisions.
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The plan is set to be presented at the beginning of August.
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The bill is expected to be presented in the parliament on Friday.
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Di Maio said the 2019 budget, which must be presented by Oct.
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Bush will be presented the award at a dinner ceremony Thursday, Oct.
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The medals will be presented during a White House ceremony on Nov.
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Barrick said the proposal would soon be presented to Acacia's independent directors.
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His case will be presented to a grand jury on December 5.
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It will subsequently be presented in 2018 at Studio Voltaire in London.
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Results of the study on 30,000 individuals will be presented on Aug.
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One is expected to be presented at a meeting on Wednesday night.
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CANADA BUDGET WILL BE PRESENTED, BUT ON ANOTHER DATE - GOVERNMENT HOUSE LEADER
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"It could be presented constructively," said Mr. Alzugaray, who lives in Havana.
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When you bookmark a page, you'll be presented with a few options.
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The case will also be presented to a grand jury, officials said.
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The slimmed-down deal would likely be presented as a first step.
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The 40th annual Kennedy Center Honors will be presented on Dec. 3.
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But it was not clear what question would be presented to voters.
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The procedure and all accompanying paperwork must be presented every three years.
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Chahed's new government must be presented to Essebsi, and then approved by parliament.
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Passes must be presented at participating institutions on a mobile device or printed.
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A match will be presented to both the surrogate and the intended parents.
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The movie will be presented at the BFI London Film Festival in October.
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It will be presented at a May conference for asteroid experts in Japan.
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Detailed results will be presented at an unspecified medical conference, the company added.
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The plan will be presented to a U.S. judge on Friday for approval.
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The bill is expected to be presented in the parliament on Sept. 6.
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The final version will be presented to the United Nations within two months.
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The history of Western philosophy can be presented in a number of ways.
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The World's 50 Best Restaurants awards will be presented in Melbourne in 2017.
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I assumed shows would be presented in the app as they currently are.
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The award will be presented at the Starmus Festival in Switzerland in June.
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A detailed proposal will be presented before the end of March, he said.
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The network announced last week it would be presented as a weekly offering.
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The proposals could be presented to President Trump within weeks, according to Reuters.
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The research will be presented in April at the CHI conference in Montreal.
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The report will be presented during the G20 meeting in Germany this July.
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The report will be presented at her next parole hearing, later this year.
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The results will be presented at the Canadian Astronomical Society meeting this week.
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You have to allow people to be presented with evidence to refute it.
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Fields' case will now be presented to a grand jury for an indictment.
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The announcement could be presented to staff as early as Tuesday, they added.
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Most orders and resolutions must be "presented" to the president for his signature.
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You&aposll be presented with a number of ways to use Family Sharing.
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Will you vote to allow all the relevant evidence to be presented here?
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Their research will be presented in two papers in the journal Astronomy & Astrophysics.
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You'll be presented with a list of all the people in your workspace.
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Or a judge may not permit the evidence of abuse to be presented.
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Details of the plan will be presented to parliament on Tuesday, he said.
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The finding will be presented by the last quarter of 2019, Persimmon said.
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Schumer isn't the only celeb to be presented with a childbearing vagina cake.
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We will carefully assess management's new strategy to be presented at end-21000.
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Duque's family will be presented with his medal during a service on Saturday.
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The Hollywood Foreign Press Association annual Golden Globe Awards will be presented Jan.
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The research will be presented at the upcoming RSA Conference on March 3.
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The source said this new scheme could be presented to the cabinet next week.
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Joseph Dunford, will be reviewing potential options that could be presented to the President.
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Joseph Dunford, have been reviewing potential options that could be presented to the President.
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The 24th Screen Actors Guild Awards will be presented live at 8:00 p.m.
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This work is set to be presented at the 2018 SIGGRAPH conference in August.
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Fitzgerald said the case against the officer will be presented to the grand jury.
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I MEAN, IT WAS ONLY INTENDED TO BE PRESENTED IF THERE WAS A POSSIBILITY.
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Results of the study will be presented by the CDC at the EIS conference.
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Officials said the president could be presented with the proposal in the coming weeks.
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State prosecutors said 80 people would be presented in court on charges of violence.
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The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences' 71st annual Emmy Awards will be presented Sept.
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He added that a plan to strengthen data-centres would be presented in autumn.
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But some dog geneticists worry about the way results will be presented to owners.
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I wanted this to be presented without judgment, to just tell this particular story.
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A deal in June could be presented to the next G20 meeting in July.
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I'm sure that will be presented to me and to the people within government.
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These recommendations would be presented to the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.
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Full details of the trials will be presented at a medical conference, Bayer said.
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If Mueller's investigation finds evidence of wrongdoing, it will likely be presented to Congress.
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Scott Perry said he expects something "broad" to be presented Thursday, and conservative Rep.
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Under a referendum, voters could be presented with a choice of the following: 1.
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The proposal will be presented to the municipal parliament later on Monday, he said.
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Detailed data on both Novartis's canakinumab and Merck's anacetrapib will be presented on Aug.
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The lawmakers' proposed amendments will be presented to parliament speaker Ali Abdelaal on Sunday.
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The film will be presented once Thursday evening during Comic-Con and simulcast nationwide.
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The awards, the dance world's equivalent of the Tonys, will be presented on Oct.
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Details are supposed to be presented to an OPEC ministerial gathering on Nov. 20163.
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"From what we understand, it will not be presented before the election," Danon said.
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DuoSkin is set to be presented at a symposium for wearable technology next month.
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The budget targets must be presented on Thursday and later voted on in parliament.
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One change has come for the Bessies, which are to be presented on Oct.
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The 2020 budget plan is due to be presented to Congress by Sept. 8.
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And so they're trying to limit the amount of evidence that can be presented.
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Details of that case will be presented at the Seattle conference later this week.
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I shouldn't be presented with this issue while he's sitting there in his underwear.
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Fifty-one senators would be needed to approve allowing new evidence to be presented.
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Details of that programme will be presented in November, Chief Executive Matthias Mueller said.
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You&aposll be presented with the same menu that you chose your passwords in.
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The plan will likely be presented in February, the newspaper said, citing anonymous sources.
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The document will be presented to the couple after they have said their vows.
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Those briefs set out the arguments that will be presented over the ensuing days.
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The awards, which were announced Tuesday and will be presented in Manhattan on Sept.
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The winners will be presented as part of the organization's 2020-753 Exhibition Season.
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The awards will be presented at a ceremony in Los Angeles on Jan. 19.
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Cillizza: How will the FBI's findings in this investigation be presented -- and to whom?
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New art is going to be presented, and I do listen to other voices.
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Ms. Genzken will be presented the award at a ceremony in Dallas in April.
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Residents work will be presented during the AGO's March Break (March 9–17, 2019).
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But concern about how Ms. Hartman's narrative will be presented came from both sides.
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They can be presented with several potential mating partners and choose none of them.
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Performances of Moving Off the Land will be presented on January 19–20, 2019.
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That's also how Roots wears down any arguments that might be presented against it.
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Tragedies like this can sometimes be presented as local affairs with no broader political implications.
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For the exhibition, it will be presented in a "Richard Serra-esque" cube, says Maizels.
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Both of these events will be presented in partnership with the Blue Note Jazz Festival.
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The investigation is ongoing and will be presented to the Sedgwick County District Attorney's Office.
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The installation will travel to London in 2017, where it will be presented by Artangel.
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O'Connell isn't upset that his own category will likely be presented during a commercial break.
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Even if the documents published are authentic, they could be presented in a misleading way.
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Full results will be presented on Wednesday at the Alzheimer's Association International Conference in Chicago.
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Appeals mostly happen by committee, so any new information should be presented clearly, he said.
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The awards will be presented at a CNBC Gala in Jakarta, Indonesia on 23 November.
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The receipt is "to be presented to authorities in London ahead of the IAAF Championship".
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This new form of words will then be presented to the Lords on June 18.
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The budget for the financial year ending March 2019 will be presented on Feb. 1.
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Her last collection will be presented at Paris Fashion Week in March, for fall 2018.
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Garth Brooks will be presented with the first-ever iHeartRadio Artist of the Decade award.
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The White House stressed that they expected a plan to be presented in early September.
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On a single-camera sitcom, that might be presented to the audience as it happened.
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It will be presented June 13 at the foundation's 7th Annual Los Angeles Golf Classic.
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The data and trends can be presented on our computers and our phones every day.
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Nicholson declined to comment on the review, which will be presented in Washington by June.
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It is unclear if any specific request will ultimately be presented to the White House.
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The offer for Spain's Abertis could be presented this week, La Stampa reported on Tuesday.
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This award will now be presented at next year's 25th Anniversary on June 29, 2017.
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Such evidence can still be presented if it is considered highly relevant to the case.
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Suicide should not be presented to anyone as being the result of clear headed thinking.
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Additionally, physical evidence will be presented ... which our sources say will include semen-stained clothing.
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But it says Ailes may be presented with a choice to resign or be fired.
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No longer should students be presented with a jumble of words taken out of context.
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That hashtag will allow a series of different messes to be presented to the pups.
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He will be presented his award at the official ceremony in Geneva on October 2.
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Users will enter a destination in the app and be presented with several travel options.
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While the Georgia legislation failed this year, it likely will be presented again next year.
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The group asked Coates to prepare a report on deepfakes to be presented to Congress.
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"It's something that can be presented as a unique selling point for Qantas," he said.
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He was expected to be presented in a federal court in Phoenix later on Wednesday.
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These four exhibitions will be presented as part of the organization's 2019–20 Exhibition Season.
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But President Trump is poised to be presented with legislation that disregards his administration's request.
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All relevant evidence will be presented to the magistrate by the prosecution, including witness testimony.
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This month you'll be presented with an unusual business opportunity, but don't rush your decision.
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The case will be presented to the district attorney for possible criminal charges, he said.
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Evenson said more details would be presented when Walker submits his budget to the legislature.
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It also requires additional disclosures outlining the terms of the relationship be presented to clients.
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The research will be presented later this month at the International Conference on Computer Vision.
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These four exhibitions will be presented as part of the organization's 2020-21 Exhibition Season.
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"Legislation will soon be presented to parliament to make that commitment a reality," it said.
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"Of course, after being restored, it will again be presented to the public," she said.
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" Netanyahu added that US President Donald Trump's "plan of the century will be presented soon.
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The plan will be presented to interior ministers from all 28 EU nations on Oct.
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The targets provide the outline for the 2019 budget, which must be presented next month.
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What's more, 30 abstracts that were intended to be presented at the conference were withdrawn.
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The donation will be presented on Sunday at a "TrevorLive" gala in Beverly Hills, Calif.
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"Charges will be presented in the near future," he said, according to the Interfax agency.
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A bill with his proposal is expected to be presented to the Assembly next week.
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All of them will be presented, as is Bee's wont, through a decidedly feminist lens.
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It will be presented at the party's spring conference later this week, according to Wright.
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This audit and feedback needs to be presented in ways that are hard to ignore.
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Apple said that a flexible display can be folded in such a way "to form a continuous loop such that images (still or video) can be presented in a wrap-around manner in which the images appear to be presented in a continuous loop".
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It all needs to be presented together, because publications need to have representation from incarcerated voices.
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The plan requires parliamentary approval to become law and will be presented to parliament next week.
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Some initial ideas could be presented possibly as soon as this week, according to defense officials.
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"We're very concerned that we're going to be presented with a horribly ugly deal," she said.
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Kuczynski's government issued the forecasts ahead of the 2017 budget, due to be presented this week.
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Other steps include ensuring that rotisserie chickens will no longer be presented in hard plastic containers.
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Each course is unique and different; we never know what's going to be presented to us.
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I thought it was an interesting choice to have teen binge drinking be presented so casually.
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It is expected that further data from this trial will be presented at future scientific forums.
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Subject to cabinet approval, the bills would be presented in parliament's next session, beginning in November.
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The award will reportedly be presented at the Academy's 9th Annual Governors Awards on Nov. 11.
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Its conclusions on bite marks will be presented to the attorney general in a written report.
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"Amazon leadership has failed to recognize these issues," said the ACLU's letter to be presented Wednesday.
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Still, it feels good to see Moz be presented with a massive slice of humble pie.
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From there, you'll be presented with a review of all the data that's going to go.
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Novartis said full results of its LEE011 study would be presented at an upcoming medical congress.
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Wanting to spend more time with your children should never, ever be presented as laziness. But...?
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Champion said the case will be presented to a grand jury which will officially charge Abram.
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Since then, 8,132 additional cases have been identified and will soon be presented to a judge.
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According to Reuters, the report will be presented to Secretary John Kelly in the coming days.
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At this year's show, superstar Britney Spears will be presented with the first-ever "Icon" Award.
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The proposal will be presented to the bank's annual general assembly on April 7, it said.
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An additional charge of felonious assault will be presented to the grand jury, Ciaccia tells PEOPLE.
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"It will be presented to the district attorney's office just like any other case," Lee said.
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Accepting that bias is inevitable, at least it can be presented in a thoughtful, reflective manner.
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"Purchase applications from banks and citizens can be presented at the central bank directly," it said.
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It was the week before the couture shows were due to be presented across the city.
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"Bangsokol: A Requiem for Cambodia," which will be presented at the Brooklyn Academy of Music Dec.
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The data will be presented later this week at the MIXiii Biomed conference in Tel Aviv.
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The study will be presented at a conference that month, and an abstract is available online.
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The proposals will next be presented to ministers attending a monitoring meeting in Algeria on Sept.
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When the investigation is complete, the case will be presented to the Milwaukee District Attorney's office.
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At the mandatory counseling session, by law, women must be presented with an "informed consent" booklet.
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The full results of the trial and plans for future trials will be presented next year.
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After a NASA review, the report will be presented to Congress by the end of June.
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The award will be presented in a ceremony at the National Arts Club on Nov. 5.
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The prosecutor also said DNA evidence would be presented linking Mr. Blackwell to the murder weapon.
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The results of that business will therefore be presented as results from discontinued operations, it said.
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A final version of the report is expected to be presented to CBS's board next week.
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The plan has yet to be presented and discussed with Temer's economic policymakers, the paper said.
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Very soon Americans might be presented with the kind of struggles our Soviet bloc heroes faced.
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We must be presented with relevant witnesses & documents, and follow the evidence where it leads. Sen.
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JOHANNESBURG, Oct 21 (Reuters) - South Africa's medium-term budget will be presented to lawmakers on Oct.
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Nothing there to box him too heavily should more evidence, as it likely will, be presented.
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ET hearing where evidence against Trump will be presented by the House Intelligence and Judiciary committees.
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"What we ought to be presented is evidence by witnesses that have personal knowledge," he said.
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Rather, the plaintiffs' impressive case for redress must be presented to the political branches of government.
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So another tenet at Charity: Water is that solutions need to be presented in simple ways.
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The Shorty Awards will be presented May 3 in New York City at 1515 Broadway Theater.
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New Apple Arcade subscribers will presumably be presented with the annual option when signing up, too.
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The awards will be presented on March 14 at the New School in New York City.
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"This is just another layer of the issues that will be presented on appeal," he said.
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Click "Learn More," and you&aposll be presented with the option to change your selected airline.
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The awards will be presented on Monday in Los Angeles, with the ceremony airing live on CBS.
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"It would be presented to the Russian people as a huge victory by Putin," said von Eggert.
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The Armstrong Family collection will be presented by Heritage Auctions in November 2018 and May/November 2019.
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This is the first solo exhibition of Rosen's sculptures and drawings to be presented in New York.
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"She presents things the way she wants to be presented, whether it's truth or not," he adds.
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In late April, the Daily Mail reported that Neal's case will be presented to the United Nations
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Commerzbank's management is currently working on a new strategic plan due to be presented later this year.
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We knew that there was a risk that they'd be presented with OxyContin, illegally presented with OxyContin.
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The Oscars – to be presented March 4 – honor the year's top films and performances across 24 categories.
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The £43 billion ($55 billion) budget will now be presented by the public finance minister, Kate Forbes.
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They can even limit discovery and otherwise restrict how claims can be presented, the 9th Circuit said.
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Re-titled Blue's Clues and You, the show will be presented by Broadway star Joshua Dela Cruz.
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It will be presented to his family during his viewing and service on Saturday, a spokesman said.
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Parliament is yet to debate the new government's program, which is likely to be presented next week.
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The draft framework will be presented to ASEAN and Chinese foreign ministers at a conference in August.
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It will be presented to foreign ministers in August, and will form the basis for future negotiations.
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"The mother's involvement and culpability will be presented to a grand jury," Reid said at the time.
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Some of the answers will be presented at the United Nations in September, according to the video.
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Nixon, that the president must allow relevant evidence and witnesses to be presented, or that U.S. v.
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Before the trial starts, a federal judge determines what evidence can and cannot be presented to juries.
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Once you're logged in, you'll be presented with a list of possible options for making your skill.
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This research will be presented today at the 253rd National Meeting & Exposition of the American Chemical Society.
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The research will be presented on Thursday at the SIGKDD Conference on knowledge discovery and data mining.
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Police said the investigation is ongoing and will be presented to the Sedgwick County District Attorney's Office.
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The bill will be presented to the French cabinet on Wednesday and then to the French parliament.
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A later statement said that Mihaylov's formal resignation would be presented to the Executive Committee on Friday.
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A package designed as an improvement for the whole machine might be presented as a one-off.
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The document stated that offers should be presented in U.S. dollars with a deadline of May 21.
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Lagerfeld's final show designed for Chanel will be presented during Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday, March 5.
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The judge said no evidence would be presented and not to expect his decision at that time.
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Oh, and I'd need to coordinate the meal with the bowls and plates they'd be presented on.
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Data on CAR-T drugs from Kite and Novartis AG will also be presented at the meeting.
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There is a long intellectual tradition which argues that voters should never be presented with such questions.
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Around her, the seventeen participants of the program's inaugural "boot camp" waited to be presented with diplomas.
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"Smiling people look more confident and are more likely to be presented with more opportunities," Eklund writes.
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Flannagan said the case would be presented to the Montgomery County grand jury at a future date.
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Rourke's version has been severely pared down, so that it might be presented twice in an evening.
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I'm hopeful that I will either find something else, or something else will be presented to me.
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They cautioned that the investigation, which will be presented to a grand jury, will not be quick.
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"Students have to be presented an option to use an existing checking account first," Ms. Clark said.
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The Times said the investigation's report is set to be presented to the CBS board next week.
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He said that if his plan was approved by the directors, it would be presented to shareholders.
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As it happens, Mr. Horovitz's next project, "Man in Snow," will be presented at La MaMa Nov.
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Jennifer Lopez, 49, will be presented the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award this year, MTV announced Tuesday.
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Lorenzoni said no decisions have been made and new proposals will be presented to Bolsonaro next week.
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Justice Roberts ordered that an additional briefing on the matter be presented by noon on Dec. 31.
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Exhibitions will be presented in Lagos, Nigeria; San Francisco, CA; Bangalore, India; and San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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Click "I Agree," and then you'll be presented with a text field to input the game code.
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Lurleen Wallace proposed that the Confederate colors be presented and "Dixie" sung before every college football game.
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Her new play, "72 Miles to Go...," will be presented by the Roundabout Theater Company this winter.
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They will also launch an exhibit about his working life, which will be presented at David Zwirner.
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If ratified by their respective boards, the proposal would be presented to the pope, Sister Hodgdon said.
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He's not advocating that children be shielded from the science, but rather that it be presented seriously.
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Whoever takes Jaitley's place will have to draw up a budget due to be presented in July.
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The bill is likely to be presented for passage in the upcoming parliament session that starts Jan.
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The National Board of Review Awards will be presented in New York City on January 8, 2020.
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Any evidence gathered in connection with an investigation into Turnberry could be presented in an impeachment proceeding.
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New measures will be added to draft legislation to be presented on April 18, the prime minister said.
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The awards will be presented at a gala at Washington D.C.'s Kennedy Center Opera House on Dec.
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The inspectors have planned four annual assessments and their findings will be presented to euro zone finance ministers.
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"I'm incredibly honored to be presented with this year's iHeartRadio Innovator Award,"the "24k Magic" singer told iHeartRadio.
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Actress Elizabeth Olsen, 29, will be presented the EMA Futures Awards for her work with The Latitude Project.
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The board apparently accepted all proposals, which will be presented at the company's weekly all-hands meeting Tuesday.
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"In this way, an illusion of depth perception can be presented mimicking a 3D experience," the patent explained.
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The details of the agreement will only be presented to members, Unifor said in an online statement bit.
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The 88th annual Awards, hosted by Chris Rock, will be presented live on ABC at 8:30 p.m.
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It's yet another way that he'll be presented as likable, talented, and popular leading up to the Oscars.
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The four bills, passed by the lower house, would next be presented before the upper house of parliament.
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TechCrunch first reported on the researchers' paper, which is set to be presented at a security symposium tomorrow.
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"The danger has to be presented as coming from the Left," a 25-year-old Finkelstein advised Nixon.
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This year's Hugos will be presented at Worldcon 75, taking place in Helsinki, Finland, from August 9th–13th.
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The full research will be presented next month at a meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology.
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The award will be presented to Knowles at the Cultural Rhythms Festival during a program on March 3.
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Lauren's honorary knighthood insignia will be presented by one of the Queen's men at a ceremony next year.
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The project will be presented at the AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Phoenix, Arizona, later this month.
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The messages will be presented to world leaders during the U.N. Sustainable Development Summit in September this year.
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From there, they'll be presented with a QR code that they'll then scan with the Android Messages app.
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Such a bill is due to be presented to Hong Kong's legislature, known as Legco, on January 23rd.
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The work will be presented later this week at the USENIX Symposium on Networked Systems Design and Implementation.
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The exhibition will be presented in tandem with Leaning into the Wind, a new documentary about the artist.
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When you first launch the app, you'll be presented with a list of the channels you have installed.
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The new data will be presented next month at the American Society of Clinical Oncology meeting in Chicago.
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The Times said the final version of the report will be presented to the CBS board next week.
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The Nobel Peace Prize, worth 8 million Swedish crowns ($930,000), will be presented in Oslo on Dec. 10.
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Winning proposals will be presented at apexart's New York City space as part of next season's exhibition program.
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The awards will be presented at the annual Overseas Press Club dinner in New York on April 26.
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The panel's findings and recommendations will be presented directly to Chao and the FAA, the Transportation Department said.
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"Tomorrow at 0900 (0700 GMT) the agreement will be presented to the court in Seville," he also said.
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The proposal will officially be presented next month and will require the support of the right-wing opposition.
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However, we the people have yet to be presented with evidence that Russian hacking is what actually happened.
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" "I do worry that the industry's new obsession with 'genderless' will be presented to mainstream culture without context [...].
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Merrill Lynch brokers whose clients chose these limited-purpose IRAs will be presented with this type of contract.
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As an executive, the president-elect should expect that this information be presented in an understandable, graphic format.
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Walk into any cannabis dispensary in the US and you'll be presented with dizzying options for getting stoned.
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Senard and Bollore "will be presented this morning to the board of directors", Benjamin Griveaux told Radio Classique.
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This and other topics will be presented at the Benposium energy outlook conference, May 16-18 in Houston.
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Amir's paper is due to be presented at CoNLL, a natural language learning conference taking place next month.
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Astra said detailed trial results would be presented at a medical conference which the company did not specify.
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Thursday's results are the last to be presented by Jim McCarthy, Poundland's chief executive for the past decade.
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He is to be presented alive before the Lord as an atonement for the sins of the people.
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It will be presented to the FIA's World Motor Sport Council at its next meeting on Dec. 6.
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While watching, viewers will be presented with a screen that offers two possible outcomes of the unfolding scene.
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He confirmed his successor as CEO will be presented by the board between December 2016 and February 2017.
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Data on how patients fared 48 weeks after transplant will be presented at a later date, Marty said.
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Individual medals will be presented on Monday after the top 18 riders compete in the choreographed Freestyle competition.
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Rosenfeld said the company was now finalising its strategy, which is due to be presented in the summer.
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However, she has not said if or when the bill would be presented formally to the Edinburgh parliament.
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He said the bill would be presented during the next regular session of Congress, which runs from Sept.
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Any such story must be presented in advance by the relevant department head to Dean, Matt or Susan.
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Atlantia's cash and paper offer for Abertis will be presented in the middle of next week, it said.
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The 40th Annual News and Documentary Emmy Awards will be presented in New York City on September 24.
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Economic and finance document update Nadef expected to be presented to the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate.
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The bill is now expected to pass through the Lords and be presented for royal ascent on Friday.
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They draft laws in advance and wait "for the opportunity of the crisis to be presented," she said.
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Ms. Nwandu's next play, "Tuvalu or, The Saddest Song," is to be presented next season by the Vineyard.
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CANADA BUDGET, SET TO BE UNVEILED ON MARCH 30, COULD BE PRESENTED ON ANOTHER DATE - GOVERNMENT HOUSE LEADER
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The panel is preparing to make several recommendations, the source said, that will be presented to the FAA.
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Upon completion of the investigation, the case will be presented to the district attorney's office for filing consideration.
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The International Energy Agency's report will be presented at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland on Tuesday.
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This involved creating a fake athletic profile for his son, who would be presented as a football kicker.
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The former sort can be presented, even in Birch histories less personal than hers, as pardonable or consoling.
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Judge Furman ordered post-trial briefs to be submitted today and final arguments to be presented next week.
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That would give them time to develop a new healthcare plan that could be presented later this year.
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It will be presented to the winner at each May tournament from now on, NHK national television said.
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The results of the investigation are due to be presented to the board of directors on Sept. 9.
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Either way, in less than a week, we'll be presented with the fun of NFL games that count.
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The source said they have not decided whether the racketeering and obstruction of justice charges will be presented together.
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That's too slow a build for subject matter that should be presented like a bomb with a longish fuse.
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I like this presentation of strength, because the expectation is for it to be presented in a traditional way.
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This latest research will be presented later today at the Neural Information Processing Systems conference in Long Beach, California.
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By Friday, the Academy was forced to announce that all 24 Oscar categories would be presented on the air.
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The application process is now open for curatorial and public art to be presented at YBCA in San Francisco.
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These six prime numbers are all six-digits in length and can be presented with 1 to 6 digits.
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The list of products is set to be presented next week to EU countries, whose approval would be needed.
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Users will instead be presented an option as to whether or not they'd like the plug-in to load.
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The work will be presented next month at the Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing conference in Hong Kong.
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The changes, and possible balloting adjustments, will not affect this year's awards, which will be presented on Feb. 21974.
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A final report will be presented to an independent review board and NASA headquarters in the fall of 2019.
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US Attorney of Maryland Robert Hur said in a statement Thursday that more evidence will be presented at sentencing.
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If the Commission were to decide the company violated the agreement, it could be presented with a hefty fine.
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The Superstore actress will be presented the Ally for Equality Award by her pal Lena Dunham at the event.
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"I would recommend that women consider all their options, be presented with the evidence, and decide accordingly," Ee said.
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The broadcast will be "Presented by Verizon," which means you'll see other NBA content where you'd usually see commercials.
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His case is scheduled to be presented next month to a Burlington County grand jury for a possible indictment.
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The budget is supposed to be presented to parliament in October and approved by the end of the year.
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The South African rand fell 0.5 percent ahead of the annual budget to be presented later in the day.
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Ultimately, the Fed plans to gather recommendations in a report to be presented in the first half of 2020.
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"A recommendation by the Commission will then be presented to the IOC Executive Board in March," the spokesperson added.
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The central banks hopes to gather advice in a report to be presented in the first half of 2020.
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Halfords' results for the year to March 31 are the last to be presented by Chief Executive Jill McDonald.
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More details on the exploit and others like it will be presented by the researchers at MobiSys in June.
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Anti-capitalist candidate Philippe Poutou will be interviewed, but will always be presented as a minor candidate without vision.
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French daily Le Figaro reported on its website that the PPE would be presented mid-November, possibly on Nov.
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Machine learning models will be presented with written descriptions of situations and several short options for what happens next.
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The paper detailing the multi-bot climbing technique will be presented later this month at ICRA 2016 in Stockholm.
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Allianz's Mohamed El-Erian said volatility is here to stay, but investors will be presented with many buying opportunities.
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So, the questions now revolve around how the content and accompanying advertising is going to be presented to users.
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News on the station would not be presented simply as fact but would be interpreted with a partisan spin.
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Starting in 2020, during device setup, users will be presented with a screen with several search providers, organized randomly.
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That move would give them time to form a new healthcare plan that could be presented later this year.
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Some new data will be presented this week in Washington at the American Association for Cancer Research's annual meeting.
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The singer will be presented with the Artist of a Lifetime honor to celebrate her award-winning career achievements.
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Results will be presented one at a time, incorporating the family health history into a conversation about health risks.
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Republican congressional aides were informed that the President would be presented options to avoid a shutdown in those meetings.
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It'll come to a close on September 30, with a second set of offerings that'll be presented in October.
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If you are not planning to hold a mock election, then these materials could be presented in different formats.
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The results of the vote will now be presented to the university's Board of Trustees, according to the publication.
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Still, opponents slammed the agreement, which is expected to be presented to local lawmakers, as a waste of resources.
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The much-anticipated tax reform package is expected to be presented during a speech in Indianapolis, at 3 p.m.
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The findings are set to be presented at the Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections in Seattle on Tuesday.
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So I really made these photos a moment for how my family wanted to be presented to the world.
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The 2019 budget, due to be presented by the middle of next month, was nearly ready, he also said.
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The finalists were announced Monday on ESPN, and the award is scheduled to be presented in Manhattan on Saturday.
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A solo show of her work will also be presented in October at the New Orleans Museum of Art.
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It did not go into further details but said full results would be presented at an upcoming scientific meeting.
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"He is a truculent and dangerous person, and that's how he should be presented to the nation," he said.
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The awards will still be presented but will no longer be called the Ben Vereen Awards, the group said.
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Lopez Obrador said the plan would likely be presented at the end of this week or early next week.
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Once that investigation is completed, the case will be presented to the district attorney's office for possible criminal charges.
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An Instagram post ahead of the event read that "with light or without light" the book would be presented.
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He said the market is also waiting for direction from the national budget, which will be presented next week.
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Facebook has removed dozens of the ads for breaking technical requirements on how ads with buttons should be presented.
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Police said the investigation is ongoing and findings will be presented to the Los Angeles District Attorney on Wednesday.
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Media have descended on Rexburg, Idaho where the children were supposed to be presented to a judge by Thursday.
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That idea started to graft itself in the Watchmen universe and needed to be presented in a responsible way.
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The $25,000 prize will be presented at the Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, which runs from June 21 through Aug.
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The budget blueprint will guide Congress but will not be presented to the president for a signature or veto.
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Campbell: As the client, the White House will ultimately be presented with the results of the FBI's background investigation.
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As a result, you&aposll be presented with a series of browser options every time you tap a link.
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"Flight," based on Caroline Brothers's novel about young Afghan refugees, will be presented by the Scottish company Vox Motus.
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It will be presented at the upcoming Logan CIJ Symposium, a journalism-cum-technology conference, in Berlin in March.
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A new timeline for the opening will be presented to the board of the museum's foundation on June 26.
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You'll be presented with various bowl options: hummus & falafel, burrito, bento or an "aloha" bowl (their island-style option).
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Listeners will hear a chunk of the story, and then be presented with a choice of what should happen next.
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Their work will be presented this week at the 254th National Meeting and Exposition of the American Chemical Society (ACS).
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With pressure mounting, President Emmanuel Macron said last week a plan would be presented in February to tackle the issue.
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It is open for review and comment by the public and industry and will be presented to parliament next month.
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These stunts have sparked a parliament investigation into nuclear security, which is due to be presented on Thursday, Reuters reported.
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The judgment holders have their own separate claims against Alavi, but those claims will not be presented to the jury.
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The research will be presented at the FAT* conference on fairness, accountability, and transparency in algorithmic systems later this month.
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Its findings will be presented in several months, by which time the make-up of parliament will have changed dramatically.
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"It's not going to be in your inventory, it's going to be presented front and center this time," Taylor said.
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Sending troops to Syria is just one of several ideas that may be presented to the President, the official said.
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As you explore, you'll be presented with brainteasers, which often have no connection to what's actually happening in the game.
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White House officials said other ideas generated by the process would still be presented over the course of the year.
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It also means that even more journalism must be presented with digital tools at the forefront, not as an afterthought.
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Because Apple didn't show a trailer for the series, it's unclear how the coding tutorials will be presented to viewers.
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TRUMP WILL BE PRESENTED OPTIONS FOR FUTURE BIOFUEL POLICY, ONE POSSIBILITY IS REVERSING SOME SMALL REFINERY WAIVERS ALREADY GRANTED - SOURCES
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Ballots must be cast by June 15th, even though a final version of the programme has yet to be presented.
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She'll be presented with the award by longtime friends — and former 9 to 5 costars — Jane Fonda and Dolly Parton.
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Opening arguments in Madison's trial could be presented to jurors as early as the middle of next week, Frolik says.
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Now it will be dissolved after ten years; all cases will have to be presented within the first two years.
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And each has painstakingly collected state- and even county-level economic data to be presented in one-on-one meetings.
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That torrid start will be presented as the work of a team with a champion's skill but without its temperament.
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Four bills related to GST, passed by the lower house of parliament, would next be presented before the upper house.
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In an effort to keep future ceremonies to three hours, the awards will be presented live and during commercial breaks.
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At present there is no full 2016 budget; a draft is expected to be presented to parliament by end-March.
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The cars came off the plane ready to be presented, and Prince Hakeem was very pleased with his new toys.
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At a news conference on Monday, prosecutors announced the case would be presented to a grand jury for further consideration.
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Douglas Lowy and John Schiller, scientists from the National Cancer Institute, will be presented the prestigious Lasker Award on Sept.
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It was just too old or obscure to pass as journalism, too relentlessly monotone to be presented as a documentary.
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The government is expected to unveil handouts mostly aimed at farmers in an interim budget to be presented on Feb.
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Bordenave said the bank's new 2017-2020 strategic plan to be presented early next year would announce more cost savings.
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The series will be presented as part of Mizutani's solo show at London's Webber Gallery Space, opening on May 20.
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The Arnold Palmer Award will be presented to the circuit's most outstanding rookie, as voted on by the Tour's membership.
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The award will be presented to the "Cool For the Summer" singer at the Open Mind Gala on March 22.
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It's never too late to feel good about yourself, never too late to be presented as a best-dressed woman.
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After the plan is ready, it will be presented to Kim Jong-un for his approval, according to the report.
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Albuquerque told GloboNews that the proposal will be presented to President Jair Bolsonaro for a final decision within two weeks.
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The refinery stipulated that bids should be presented in U.S. dollars by local companies with a deadline of July 1.
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The measure, which passed the Republican-dominated Senate by a vote of 33 to 12, will be presented to Gov.
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It is to be presented by Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker in his state-of-the-union speech on Sept.
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A plan on the pullout is expected to be presented by commanders to the Pentagon this week, the official said.
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Yari said the loan offer would be presented to cabinet colleagues on Wednesday and considered by lawmakers for final approval.
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Some "select categories," the letter explains," will be presented "in the Dolby Theatre, during commercial breaks (categories to be determined).
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Mr. Simkin's project, a dance choreographed by Alejandro Cerrudo of Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, will be presented in September 2017.
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"Whenever possible, the Ring doorbell camera will be presented to witness within two work days," the Program Adjustment announcement says.
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The rest of the agenda will be presented over the next three weeks the House is in session this month.
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It is always worth the time to allow a defense to be presented and to afford a defendant due process.
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You can tap these deals to be presented with a calendar view that shows the valid deal dates in green.
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U.S. special envoy Jason Greenblatt told participants that the plan is still being drafted and will be presented when ready.
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That report would then be presented to the NSE board and to SEBI, which will decide on the final action.
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A U.S. intelligence report on the hacking was scheduled to be presented to Obama today and to Trump on Friday.
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Several of his works will be presented, along with a dance-themed montage that he created just for the program.
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The award is to be presented on Friday morning in a ceremony here in the Scottish capital by Ms. Tambor.
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In CLEVR, a neural network would be presented with a suite of simple objects, such as pyramids, cubes and spheres.
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Charles Schumer, the New York Democrat responsible for the legislation requiring that card terms be presented in a uniform manner.
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That's according to a preliminary study that will be presented at the American Academy of Neurology's annual meeting in April.
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The investigators' report will be presented to the CBS board next week, during a period of reckoning for the company.
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Instead the Taliban asked for evidence to be presented at an international court that the attacks were planned in Afghanistan.
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Sadly, the court will almost certainly be presented with more requests to review convictions or sentences poisoned by anti-L.
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The fund plan will also be presented to the prime minister on Monday, Deputy Prime Minister Somkid Jatusripitak told reporters.
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The play seemed too ambitious to be presented in Hartford on its first outing—and it needed an accomplished director.
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I continue to think about the implications of that comment and the need for blackness to be presented in protest.
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The complete findings will be presented later in February at the American Stroke Association International Stroke Conference in Los Angeles.
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At other West African restaurants in town, attieke may be presented with a cube of Maggi seasoning still in foil.
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If more evidence emerges during the trial, it's an open question about whether that would be allowed to be presented.
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America has only one past, and I believe that past should be presented in the same way to every student.
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And then, there will be a vote on whether any new witnesses or documents would be allowed to be presented.
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In addition to the award to the Kavanaugh nomination team, 10 other distinguished service honors will be presented this year.
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"We think investors will be presented with more attractive opportunities to own the stock in the future," the analyst said.
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He is to be presented in court in Los Angeles on Wednesday and ultimately to be arraigned in New York.
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The development consortium which includes Eni, Total, Shell and ExxonMobil is working on expansion plans to be presented next year.
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It's quite another to denounce it in advance when you don't know what there's going to be presented to you.
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A range of alternatives should be presented on which the public can weigh in, thereby balancing conflicting interests wherever possible.
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The proposal could formally be presented to the Justice Department by the end of the year, sources told the Times.
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Soon, consumers will be presented with a surfeit of streaming options — but their budgets may only tolerate so many subscriptions.
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"A public apology should be presented to the journalist's family and an investigation immediately opened," she said in a statement.
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But those observations should be presented honestly, and not with terminology that could confuse them with other methods of research.
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A new survey by the Pew Research Center asked supporters of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton how news should be presented.
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It just needs to be presented with big business potentials and the opportunity to solve a big problem in the world.
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There's also so much more about how the internet can be presented onscreen, including a chat about the aesthetics of YouTube.
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Once in Mexico, Wright allegedly planned to visit a hotel where he would be presented with "female infants" to choose from.
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He will be presented with the award on October 14th at a gala at the Muhammad Ali Center in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Fitch anticipates the government's first full budget plan to be presented next year will include additional spending and revenue policy measures.
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They could be presented with a simple case of a door left unlocked, an abandoned home, or a burglary in progress.
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There will be a push to "understand" them, and this will be presented as the mature and moral thing to do.
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All that really drives the idea that art is heroic or at least that it has to be presented as such.
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A final report with thorough analysis of the landing spot will be presented at NASA Headquarters in the fall of 2019.
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An updated prototype will be presented at the meeting that will house the components in belt packs rather than a backpack.
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The resulting report is to be presented to Congress and the public by January 26th — a deadline of only three days.
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Any fee can be presented as a flat fee when you give it a time limit, but interest is still interest.
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Once you've installed the app you'll be presented with a quick start screen where all of your existing apps are shown.
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It's more important to us to bring in new voices that wouldn't normally be presented in the context of the cinema.
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"All Telltale productions were truly team efforts and I thought it was important that they be presented that way," he says.
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A new paper* due to be presented on April 7th at the Economic History Society's annual conference suggests an interesting answer.
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The case against him will be presented to the Ramsey County Attorney's Office for possible charges on Monday, according to police.
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These will be presented soon to the fellow shareholders, either through the board of directors of Aryzta or through an EGM.
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His work will be presented at Opera Gallery London in the joint exhibition 'Human Connection' with Korean artist Seo Young-Deok.
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Such a resolution could be presented in the coming days or following a January 15 international peace conference organized by France.
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A Total spokesman said Pouyanne was referring to the company's full-year 2015 results, which will be presented on Feb. 11.
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It will be presented by U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry during a visit to Moscow on Thursday, the newspaper reported.
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The committee's findings and recommendations will be presented to Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao and to the FAA's administrator, the DOT said.
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And, oh yeah, there are other awards -- though only a handful of the 83 categories will be presented in prime time.
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In December, it was revealed that all 13 acting categories would be presented by women in response to the #MeToo movement.
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The proposed budget will only be presented and put up for voting in Parliament if the conservative coalition wins the election.
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One EU source said the compromise may be presented as two years during the transition period plus eight years after that.
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Another, to issue "certificates of absence" to families of the missing, will be presented to the legislature around the same time.
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Moreover, the questions that could be presented to Whitaker are more complex than the ones discussed in his private citizen commentary.
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A paper will also be presented by Davos' organisers that takes direct aim at the Trump administration's understanding of international commerce.
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Saint Laurent has said the second part of its fall 2016 womenswear will be presented at Paris Fashion Week next month.
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A cabinet reshuffle is likely in August, and any Buggins'-turn appointments will be presented as bringing in new reformist blood.
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The measures are likely to be presented in a package with several changes, including a tweak of the bank's forward guidance.
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A paper will also be presented by Davos' organizers that takes direct aim at the Trump administration's understanding of international commerce.
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But over time, Amazon simplified the design so that customers would only be presented with one default vendor for each product.
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New technology will allow a real-time price tally which might be presented on smartphones (or yet to be seen devices).
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The regulations, which were made after a sector-wide review, were expected to be presented during a cabinet meeting on Wednesday.
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In November, the gingerbread house becomes her main responsibility, which will be presented in the State Dining Room for 60,000 guests.
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An opera from Kaija Saariaho, a dance piece from Ms. Weare, and a play from Erika Sheffer will also be presented.
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He was the first artist to be presented with the Traditional American Music Award by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
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The 2015 compensation report, which is part of the bank's annual report, will be presented to investors for a consultative vote.
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The deal is expected to be presented to a U.S. judge overseeing Puerto Rico's bankruptcy case next month, the statement added.
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It is the ultimate gift for gift's sake, a category of objects that exists exclusively to be presented to someone else.
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Foreign food is becoming increasingly popular in the Netherlands, and it's nice to be presented with a wider variety of choices.
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Flames burst forth, tires squeal—these are all perfect action moments that need to be presented in a pulse-pounding way.
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Once you've connected with someone else, you'll both be presented with four buttons, and be asked to press the same one.
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"The coronavirus can be presented as a reasonable explanation for why the U.K. economy is not growing well," Mr. Clift said.
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The bill will be presented for the first time at a public hearing on Wednesday, and if it passes on Nov.
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The fetus photographs are not cited in any court filings and it is unclear if they will be presented at trial.
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Her "Stealing From Myself" will be presented as part of "The Making Room"; she is not performing in "The Making Room."
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A 50-minute movie by the French-Argentine director Gaspar Noé titled "Lux Æterna" will be presented at a midnight screening.
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If the jury determines Roundup caused Hardeman's cancer, the judge said such evidence could be presented in a second trial phase.
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It was a small facility, but about once every year or so I would be presented with a serious harassment issue.
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"Usual Girls," by Ming Peiffer and directed by Tyne Rafaeli, will be presented at the Roundabout Underground theater for emerging artists.
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Mendes wrote it on the screenplay's first page: "1917" would be presented as if it were all shot in one take.
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The Kobe Bryant MVP Award will be presented on Sunday at the end of the 2020 All-Star Game in Chicago.
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That action could be presented as purely defensive, but the credibility of the Thaad system would be undermined if it missed.
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Klobuchar has none of those weaknesses and the incumbent needs to be presented with a challenger who is not easily dismissed.
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Both Levy and Monáe will be presented with their awards at the first 2020 HRC Los Angeles Dinner on March 28.
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As the venture was initially conceived, projects deemed more suitable for Lincoln Center Theater would be presented there for limited runs.
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This evidence will be presented to the Senate, the brief suggests, along with new evidence that has emerged in recent days.
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At the event, Mr. Pruitt would be presented with an award in the form of a globe engraved with his name.
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"I'm looking at what's going to be presented and making a decision if I'm for or against it," Moran said. Sen.
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The units are the latest alternative living setup to be presented to San Francisco to combat the city&aposs housing shortage.
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The awards will be presented in 84 categories to honor the best recordings released between October 1, 2018, and August 31.
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Sinha, addressing an event organised by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), said the budget would be presented on Feb. 29.
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That's a decision many other candidates could now be presented with: So far, only 11 candidates have qualified for the debates.
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The study is scheduled to be presented at the annual conference of the American Geologic Union next week in San Francisco.
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If immunity is denied, the case moves to trial, where the self-defense claim can still be presented before a jury.
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The study is scheduled to be presented at the annual conference of the American Geophysics Union next week in San Francisco.
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The reshuffle comes after the government approved this weekend the 2019 draft budget which will be presented to parliament on Monday.
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The president will be presented with a list of potential airstrike targets inside Iran, among other possible responses, the AP reported.
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Given how well studied contraceptives are, any new information must be presented within the context of all that is already known.
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We certainly don't have any intention of major cuts there, but [we know we're] going to be presented with tough choices.
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However, when the trial started, the prosecutors presented an indictment worse than those that would be presented back then in Syria.
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The plan will be presented today (April 9) to locals and city officials in a town hall meeting in Brooklyn Heights.
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Starting today, you can ask Alexa "what are your deals?" and a number will be presented until they end on July 17th.
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The 59-page report is to be presented to CBS's board of directors before the company's annual meeting next week, it said.
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Ahead of Trump's address to a joint session of Congress, Pawlenty said it's time for a more detailed plan to be presented.
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"For 1st time in a long time @StateDept #humanrights report will not be presented by Secretary of State," Rubio tweeted Thursday evening.
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The royal parents-to-be presented a couple of awards during the ceremony to honor the highest achievements in conservation and adventure.
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More details will be presented at the annual conference of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) in Chicago in early June.
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Some not-yet-announced categories will be presented during commercials with some "winning moments" being edited to air later in the broadcast.
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Tradition has it that the award be presented by the last person to win the best actor statuette, but Affleck has withdrawn.
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It was probably about five or six years into our marriage that our dreams started to be presented in front of us.
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More detailed data from the trial will be presented next month at the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology.
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Isaacson also discussed the upcoming Cambridge Cyber Summit to be presented by The Aspen Institute, CNBC, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Additionally, an abstract for the breast cancer drug is scheduled to be presented next month at the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium.
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In a response to a question in Parliament, Morneau said the government's spending blueprint will be presented March 22 at 4 p.m.
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Step 22 – Design Your On-Demand Geofilter After downloading and unzipping the file, you'll be presented with a dozen Adobe Photoshop templates.
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Everything you want to include is put together within the box and ready to be presented to the grad of the hour.
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Rosen is 123, and this was the first solo exhibition of his sculptures and drawings to be presented in New York. 212.
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This year's awards will be presented at WorldCon 76, which will be held in San Jose, California between August 16th and 20th.
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The research was conducted by Nvidia researchers and has been submitted to be presented at next year's International Conference on Learning Representations.
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The papers were then clustered and organized according to their findings in order to be presented in a logical, chapter-based way.
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It has been working on a code of conduct with industry players that is due to be presented in the coming weeks.
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And if a deal could be found, it could be presented to the fans as a move that's in everybody's best interest.
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The investigation will be presented to a grand jury as are all officer-involved shootings as a matter of policy, she said.
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"Students are currently working on projects related to Black History Month that will be presented and highlighted at the end of February."
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PRETORIA, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Finance Minister Tito Mboweni said on Thursday that South Africa's mid-term budget may be presented on Oct.
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"We are drafting our own proposal" to be presented during the Austrian presidency of the European Council beginning next month, Conte said.
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The company said oral arguments in that case will be presented on May 9, with a decision expected about 90 days later.
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The broadcast also won't be fully immersive — rather, viewers will be presented with a 180-degree field of view they can explore.
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Garhy told a local television station on Sunday night that the budget would be presented to parliament by the end of March.
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A series of technical and legal issues will be presented to Atlantia and Autostrade board members next week, according to the source .
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No Google-based evidence was presented in Graham's trial, and the other suspect plead guilty before a full case could be presented.
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The paper, by Oulasvirta and Byungjoo Lee, will be presented at the Association for Computing Machinery's Computer-Human Interaction conference next month.
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If information is to be presented and mixed visually, why shouldn't you be able to find and browse things the same way?
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The bill will be presented to ministers on March 24, and another protest involving the unions has been scheduled for March 31.
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It said there was a risk that further claims could be presented and require additional and even significant provisions from the lender.
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The political order was set up as a place where diverse opinions about what we had to do together could be presented.
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Only during the final phase of a police academy should trainees be presented with a firearm and taught how to use it.
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The students opposed the request, saying Trump had already provided several hours of deposition testimony that could be presented to a jury.
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It will be presented in two parts, designed to be viewed over two nights or in two performances on the same day.
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Games were to be presented on WRHU-FM, the Hofstra University station, and the broadcasts would largely be produced by Hofstra students.
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As part of the award, the Calidore quartet will also be presented by the University Musical Society in Ann Arbor next season.
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On Saturday, the Teen Wolf star will be presented with the Human Rights Campaign Visibility Award at 17th Annual HRC Seattle Gala.
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The Oversight Committee's findings on Koskinen will be presented at the hearing, and Chaffetz introduced an impeachment resolution on Koskinen last fall.
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It paves the way for a new global compact on refugees that will be presented to the world body later this year.
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New projects from Pharrell Williams, Missy Mazzoli and Kate Weare will be presented in the Guggenheim Museum's "Works & Process" series this fall.
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Yildirim told reporters on Monday the new cabinet list would be prepared quickly and be presented to Erdogan when he was available.
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The award is scheduled to be presented at the George W. Bush Presidential Center in Dallas during a three-day leadership forum.
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Potential horrors must be presented with a positive dualities—a pair of scissors, a black family in America, and a horror film.
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The researchers' work will be presented a week from today at the Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition in Las Vegas.
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But he noted that a "loose consensus" will have to be presented to all 235 House Republicans for their input on Thursday.
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The paper, by Jamy Li, Wendy Ju and Byron Reeves, will be presented at the International Communication Association's Annual Conference in June.
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That's likely to be confusing for some, who will suddenly be presented with English approximations of landmarks, rather than their Chinese names.
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The special will be presented "in the spirit of bringing people together to keep people apart," the network said in a statement.
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The trial prosecutor, Jakob Buch-Jepsen, spent the morning summarizing the case, the charges and the main evidence that will be presented.
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Findings from the inquiry, which took 120 days and 18 public hearings, were expected to be presented on Tuesday, the report said.
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Before commencing the first, he demanded to review his quotes, pre-publication, along with the context in which they would be presented.
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Once American and allied intelligence agencies thoroughly investigate the tanker attacks, the data should be presented to the United Nations Security Council.
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I find that young people really want to interact with the experience, they don't just want to be presented with the experience.
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Shortly after CNN's report came out, BuzzFeed decided that the memos should be presented in full to the public and published them.
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If you click on that, the menu will expand and you will be presented with a number of emojis to choose from.
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The new budget, which was supposed to be presented on March 30, will be delayed, Rodriguez said, without providing a new date.
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She declined to describe that information or to provide a timeline for when the findings could be presented to a grand jury.
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McConnell said the results of the investigation would be presented to the executive board of the I.O.C. before it meets next June.
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But there's another, less exciting possibility that Samsung suggests: Using it to identify people so they can be presented with personalised adverts.
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At the event, Mr. Pruitt was to be presented with an award in the form of a globe engraved with his name.
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Dotcom says the information he requested in July 2015 and denied one month later could be presented as evidence in that case.
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While "Jenufa" was performed as early as 1956, "The Makropulos Affair" will be presented for the first time at the Royal Opera.
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Here, they can learn more about the creatures they have encountered in the galleries, some of which will be presented as holograms.
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He can say he's in favor of change without taking any risk that anything will be presented for his signature into law.
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An article on Wednesday about the composer Julia Wolfe erroneously included one location where her choral work "Anthracite Fields" will be presented.
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Legislation to be presented in Greece's Parliament over the coming weeks is expected to remove obstacles to investment and accelerate privatization projects.
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The results of the investigation are expected to be presented to Nissan's board set for Monday, said Azusa Momose, a Nissan spokeswoman.
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That proposal is slated to be presented later this year and both commissioners said today that details remain to be worked out.
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The documents highlight the sort of information that investigators can obtain from phone forensic products, and how that information can be presented.
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The official reportedly suggested that a big cut in corporate taxes could be presented as something that would appeal to average Americans.
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If enough individuals can be forced to resign, it will no doubt be presented as evidence that things are being set right.
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The sources, who requested anonymity because the process is underway, said non-binding offers could be presented as early as this month.
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Here, you'll be presented with three options for sizing — measuring a shirt from your closet, measuring your body, or selecting standard sizes.
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No legislation has been written yet, but the report's recommendations will be presented to the city's board of supervisors later this month.
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Legendary gallerist, Marian Goodman, will receive the Distinguished Service to the Visual Arts Award, which will be presented by artist Julie Mehretu.
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Otherwise you will be presented with excuses as to why a breeder is not performing their ethical obligation to select for healthy offspring.
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The ban, which also could potentially impact fast food chains, must be presented to the council at a future date for final approval.
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It is unclear whether a merger might be part of that strategy, which should be presented to the board shortly, the source said.
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The 2018 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame ceremony will be presented by HBO at the Public Auditorium in Cleveland on April 14, 2018.
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Winners for prizes will receive a cash prize and be invited to attend the symposium where they will be presented with their prize.
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Moreover, because any given choice must be presented, and because the presentation is likely to influence the ultimate choice, nudges are practically unavoidable.
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The group's new CEO is already working on the 2019 budget which will be presented in the first few months of next year.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Trump would be presented with multiple options regarding the future of the nuclear pact.
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Subject to approval by leadership committees of each of the four parties, the new government's platform will be presented on Thursday, it added.
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The process might have been quicker still, but for the fact that any vote deemed invalid had to be presented for public scrutiny.
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The accolade will be presented by actress Sissy Spacek, who won an Oscar for portraying Lynn in the 1980 film Coal Miner's Daughter.
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When paying, a cashier would be presented with a photo that the user had set up in an app to confirm the transaction.
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Once released from the hospital, the 66-year-old will be presented to the District of Columbia Superior Court, U.S. Capitol Police said.
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One proposal to be presented, which is advocated by the USDA, is reversing some waivers the administration has granted to refineries, sources said.
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The referendum is likely to be held after parliament approves the 2017 budget, a draft of which must be presented by Oct. 20.
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"I do allow information about the Holocaust to be presented and allow students and parents to make decisions about it accordingly," he wrote.
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Proposed changes to the country's mining laws are expected to be presented to PNG's parliament in the coming weeks, capturing all new projects.
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Also, to honor his accomplishments both on-screen and off, Michael Douglas will be presented with the Movies for Grownups Career Achievement Award.
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As children progress in the app, they'll be presented with word games that win them in-app rewards and badges to motivate them.
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Next year's awards will be presented at the World Fantasy Convention, which will be held in Baltimore, Maryland starting on November 1st, 2018
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New proposals will be included in a paper to reform the euro zone to be presented by the Commission by March next year.
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The works will be presented as a physical, Instagram-esque representation, an homage to the social network that gave birth to the form.
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The two stunt categories will also be presented by women prior to the televised ceremony during a live red carpet pre-show webcast.
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Formula E said a replacement for the Brazilian round would be presented to the governing International Automobile Federation (FIA) in Paris next week.
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All these things we have learned to bundle together as 'romance' should actually be presented more like a buffet than a fixed menu.
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The research will be presented at the IEEE International Symposium on Robot and Human Interactive Communication and will be published by the IEEE.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Norway's $1 trillion sovereign wealth fund said on Tuesday it would support a resolution to be presented at Kinder Morgan's (KMI.
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As a recruit from BMW who arrived only in mid-2015, he can be presented as an outsider untainted by VW's old scandals.
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The prosecution also said in its opening statement that expert testimony would be presented to prove that VX was the cause of death.
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The remainder of the awards, including Entertainer of the Year which Beyoncé is also nominated for, will be presented during the TV broadcast.
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Next, the bomb will be presented at Sydney's renowned contemporary arts center, Carriageworks, during the 2018 Sydney Festival on January 23 and 24.
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The study, by Facebook's Shankar Iyer and Lada A. Adamic, will be presented at the International Conference on Complex Networks and their Applications.
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Dreambit and the processes behind it will be presented at SIGGRAPH next week, but you can read the paper, "Transfiguring Portraits," right now.
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Deutsche Bahn said it had commissioned a review of the timeline and costs which would be presented to its supervisory board in December.
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Financial support for low-emissions vehicle sales will be reviewed under draft 2019 budget proposals to be presented to ministers on Sept. 24.
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It creates new forms of demands on the player whenever the meritocratic progress to first place, the chickenest of dinners, can be presented.
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The ministry has partnered with a standardization group to develop a new keyboard norm, which will be presented for public feedback this summer.
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The agency's findings will be presented to the state attorney's office, which will then decide if criminal charges are appropriate, a spokesperson says.
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Tait said Thursday that once the investigation into the incident is over, all evidence will be presented to the Orange County District Attorney.
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That's according to research that will be presented tomorrow at the annual meeting for the European Society for Paediatric Gastroenterology Hepatology and Nutrition.
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The technology, which is described on MIT's website and will be presented in full at a wearables symposium next month, is called DuoSkin.
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Also, this event, the annual Isaac Stern Memorial Concert, had to be presented in the hall Stern heroically fought to save from demolition.
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In his traditional independence day holiday speech, Vizcarra said the proposal will be presented to Congress and must be ratified in a referendum.
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Detailed findings from both studies could be presented at the ESMO meeting, if scientists are able to prepare them for presentation in time.
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The award will be presented later this month during the 72nd annual Tony Awards ceremony at Radio City Music Hall in New York.
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A report that alleges noncriminal political sins does not lead to a trial at which evidence from the other side can be presented.
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She said the company was having outside organizations evaluate its technology, and that data would be presented at some point in the future.
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A final report will be presented to Trump "by the end of the year," chief Pentagon spokesperson Dana White said in a statement.
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For example, they'll be presented challenges like getting their viewers to respond to calls-to-action, while having their performances analyzed by judges.
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Instead, they will be presented with something that looks rather like a musical staff: five horizontal lines, each representing one of the qubits.
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He was not at liberty to discuss these issues, he said, but a document would soon be presented to the cabinet for approval.
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The materials are likely to be released on a weekly basis, Lombardo said, though he did not specify how they would be presented.
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Luna said that the deal would probably be presented by the current government to the transition team appointed by the future president-elect.
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Pawlenty sees this change as a move that allows the bipartisan commission idea to be presented as a compromise to attract conservative Democrats.
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Also, if you were to log into Facebook, you'd be presented with an ad (and possibly if you were in the US, too).
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump will be presented with multiple options regarding the future of the Iran nuclear deal ahead of an Oct.
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Uber's board will reportedly be presented with the results by former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, who co-led the investigation, on Wednesday.
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The new study, scheduled to be presented Monday at an artificial intelligence and ethics conference in Honolulu, is sure to inflame that argument.
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Getting permission to go anywhere else in Italy requires a government-issued certificate that must be presented to police officers monitoring the streets.
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Some programs are sponsored by financial institutions, Ms. Levine said, but the coalition requires that the material be presented in a "balanced" way.
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While some have previously had public readings, or even full productions, this is the first time the full Shakespeare canon will be presented.
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The turnaround plan, to be presented in late November, could include more job cuts at the steel unit than the 2,000 previously announced.
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Mr. McFarlane will be presented with a Guinness World Records certificate at New York Comic Con on Saturday, in honor of Spawn's longevity.
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Moreover, he believes the Senate should not allow any additional witnesses to testify or permit more documentary evidence to be presented to Senators.
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If ELA, provided by each country's central bank, is given for more than six months, a detailed exit strategy must also be presented.
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Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) said his report uncovered "overwhelming" evidence that should be presented to the Judiciary Committee immediately for consideration.
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Milwaukee police said Ivery would be extradited to Wisconsin in the coming days and that additional criminal charges would be presented to prosecutors.
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It will be presented Tuesday night at the New York Athletic Club, itself a location that feels to be from an earlier age.
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In a document signed by government-appointed commissioners, Alitalia said offers from single companies or consortia had to be presented by June 5.
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Winners of the Emmy Awards, voted on by the 20,000-plus members of the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, will be presented Sept.
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For another with views against climate change, the same story might be presented with data and conclusions questioning the validity of weather science.
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An official told CNN that the document is currently being reviewed and the findings could be presented to Trump as early as Wednesday.
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That statement is expected to be presented at the U.N. General Assembly on Monday, in a meeting on health coverage, the Guardian reported.
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The forecast will be presented as the margin between the two leading candidates or parties in all cases when a forecast is made.
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The justices ruled that for a congressional act to have legal effect, it must be presented to the president for signature or veto.
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It held that to have legal effect, a congressional resolution must be presented to the president for signature or veto, like bills are.
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A detailed discussion of potential risks should be presented as part of the informed consent to be a participant in such a study.
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On Friday Texas asked the U.S. Supreme Court to reinstate a law requiring authorized identification to be presented before a citizen may vote.
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The plan will then be presented to the White House in the coming days with U.S. President Donald Trump making the final decision.
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Liow said the proposals would eventually be presented to the other countries in the tripartite committee - China and Australia - before a decision was taken.
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Tourism Minister Yariv Levin, one of the committee members, said legislation would be presented when parliament returns for its winter session in mid October.
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Garhy said he is aiming for a growth rate of 4.8 percent in the budget, which will be presented to parliament before March 31.
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On Friday afternoon, Barry will be presented with his reward at the offices of the Thomas family's attorney, S. Jason Whatley, in Columbia, Tennessee.
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An investigation into the shooting will be presented by investigators to the 18th Judicial District Attorney's Office for review, police said in their statement.
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Assange was taken to a central London police station and will be presented before Westminster Magistrates' Court "as soon as is possible," police said.
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The livestreaming pre-show will also be presented in New York on the iconic Times Square billboard, as well as on 10 subway billboards.
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And the North American premiere of Jeff Nichols's latest film, "Midnight Special," with Michael Shannon, Joel Edgerton and Kirsten Dunst, will also be presented.
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It issued stricter guidelines around how subscriptions are to be presented to consumers, and it made the setting for canceling existing subscriptions more accessible.
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Google's birthday wheel Spin the wheel and you'll be presented with one of 19 games Google has made over the years for their doodles.
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The first performance, "Evil Nigger," is 24 hours long, and will be presented by Jeremy Toussaint-Baptiste and LaMont Hamilton at ISSUE Project Room.
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The specifics can be found in the paper describing the method, Real-time Distributed MIMO Systems, which will be presented next week at SIGCOMM.
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The way it works is that you spot a perk you want, check into the venue and you'll be presented with a scratch card.
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People briefed on U.S. proposals to be presented this week said Washington was seeking to sharply lift North American content threshold in car manufacturing.
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Canada's government now has a month to decide whether the U.S. extradition request is strong enough to be presented in the British Columbia court.
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Holder's findings are expected to be presented to a group of Uber's board members and a summary of the findings may be made public.
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This week alone, some 40 technical papers will be presented at the 0133 Lunar and Planetary Sciences Conference being held in The Woodlands, Texas.
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Darmanin said the new rules would be spelled out in the 2018 budget bill due to be presented at the end of the month.
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Sheriff's spokeswoman Hillary Martin tells PEOPLE "the case will be presented to the D.A. for possible charges against responsible parties, if there are any."
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" GitHub's guidelines say that "non-pornographic sexual content may be a part of your project, or may be presented for educational or artistic purposes.
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While BTS won't be presented with the award themselves, it's still a major move for the band after coming off a hugely successful year.
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"This constitutional treaty must then be presented in all member states and those that do not agree would automatically leave the EU," he said.
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The badge was to be presented to soldiers for 'any singularly meritorious action' and permitted its wearer to pass guards and sentinels without challenge.
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In pretrial motions Tuesday, Circuit Court Judge Barry Williams granted a number of motions limiting the information that will be presented in Nero's trial.
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The idea that … a letter that [King] wrote could not be presented and spoken about here on the Senate floor is to me incomprehensible.
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The actors were really game in knowing that so much of this film is physical, and it had to be presented in that way.
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Here was the first black crossover artist who had to be presented in a certain way to a white audience to make her acceptable.
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Consumer prices are expected to rise a much more moderate 26.1% next year, according to the bill, to be presented to Congress in September.
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As numerous people pointed out, there is no universe in which the mail-order bride industry can be presented as benign, let alone humorous.
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They're designed to raise awareness and find potential technological solutions to harassment, which will be presented at the Code Conference that starts May 31st.
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The Economy Ministry declined to comment on the draft forecasts but said that the new official forecasts are expected to be presented this month.
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Somebody involved in the trial would have to raise the issue that in order to try the case, classified information has to be presented.
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The 2017 resort collection will still be presented in June, but all reviews and images will be held until clothing hits shelves in November.
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The exclusive special features the unreleased track "New Year's Day" and will be presented during a break in Scandal, which airs at 9 p.m.
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They're designed to raise awareness and find potential technological solutions to harassment, which will be presented at the Code conference that starts May 31.
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But in November, the center announced the Eagles could not participate because of Frey's health, and said the award would be presented in 2016.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Wednesday that next year's budget, which is scheduled to be presented by Sept.
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The draft is likely to be revised before the government prepares a final draft that will be presented to parliament for approval next year.
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It's not clear if those will necessarily make it into the debate either, but they'll be presented to the moderators from CNN and ABC.
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As evidence is collected for a possible Trump impeachment, Ukraine will be presented as a den of corruption led by a young, confused president.
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They should never be presented as a standalone piece of news, rather as part of the political conversation where both sides have their say.
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Their findings were released on Wednesday and will be presented in full at the American Society of Clinical Oncology meeting in Chicago next month.
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Mayor Don Guardian said the plan will be presented to state officials in Trenton on Tuesday after the city council approved it Monday night.
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However, German officials who subsequently met to decide whether to deport Amri, determined he posed no acute threat that could be presented in court.
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I fear they will announce that Kim has agreed to a freeze, which will, of course, be presented as an interim step toward denuclearization.
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"Ministers must be presented after the election when the president has picked a prime minister," said Matteo Renzi, leader of the ruling Democratic Party.
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According to Pierce, he was reportedly caught about an hour later, but the details are vague, and police confirmation is yet to be presented.
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One caution is that the full details of the study were not released; the company said they would be presented at a medical conference.
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But the NSE index fell 2.5 percent this week as caution largely prevailed ahead of the 2016/17 budget to be presented on Monday.
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I sort of live in this chameleon area when I get to pick how I want my gender to be presented day to day.
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The paper cited high-level officials saying they expected a proposal to be presented to the federal legislature before the end of the year.
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A musical scene in an upcoming episode will also be presented in VR as part of ABC's "On the Record" digital series, Mashable reports.
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Levante, which will be presented at the Geneva Auto Show on Tuesday, is the first SUV in the Maserati history, the car maker said.
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The full results from the late-stage program would be presented at the European Association for the Study of Diabetes Annual Meeting in October.
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PZU also plans to publish its dividend proposal this or next week, with the dividend strategy to be presented in September at the latest.
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"We hope that he will be presented in court and brought to New York expeditiously so that the case can proceed," Ms. Baumgartel said.
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The copy of the report reviewed by the Times was not final, and is slated to be presented to the CBS board next week.
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Shortly after the shooting, which took place in December, Lieutenant Reid told reporters that the mother's culpability will be presented to a grand jury.
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These apps were somewhat complex algorithmically but had to be presented graphically to make this process as easy as taking a fast-food order.
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He said he was glad the case could be presented in a full-blown trial, with Turkish reporters and crowds of spectators in attendance.
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THE ARTS An article on Wednesday about the composer Julia Wolfe erroneously included one location where her choral work "Anthracite Fields" will be presented.
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"The proposal will be presented to him as soon as he is in condition (to study it)," spokesman General Otavio Rego Barros told reporters.
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For example, the Constitution specifies that, once a bill has been passed by the House and Senate, it must be "presented" to the president.
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" The objections, the administration argued, "can be presented to the agency, and to a court in an appropriate case after the reconsideration is complete.
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It is requested that partner agencies review publicly viewable information to ensure that any personal information is specifically intended to be presented as such.
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Minister Adil Abdul al-Mahdi ordered an immediate investigation and demanded the findings be presented to him within 24 hours, according to a statement.
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Streep, a three-time Oscar winner, will be presented with the Cecil B. DeMille award in recognition of her 40 years in the industry.
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He said an alliance official first asked his group to delete the reference to Turkey, and then said that no clips could be presented.
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The Whitney hadn't wanted word to get out yet; the project is scheduled to be presented to the local community board on Oct. 4.
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It would serve as a basis for the soundtrack which would be presented and mixed live at the show on tape and three turntables.
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Lori Den Hartog (R) said she put forth the legislation because she wanted women to be presented with more information and to have choices.
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Users of the app will be presented with a description of the types of data we gather and the scientific purpose of the data.
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This site-specific staged production will be presented in the museum's American Wing, with singers from the Juilliard School and musicians from the Philharmonic.
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It is testament to the spinelessness of the West's current political elite that this explanation was deemed something that could be presented in public.
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The section includes 20173 artists, which is about four more than last year, and the largest "Spotlight" so far to be presented in London.
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The two options, discussed at a strategic committee meeting on Monday, will be presented to TIM's board on Thursday, one of the sources said.
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But if the habeas case continues with the man held on Iraqi soil, the same legal question could now be presented to Judge Chutkan.
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Finally, their appearance "should be presented as enjoyable and non-critical, creating a positive and creative interest in being whoever you want to be".
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"It is unconstitutional, it is inconceivable that we should be presented with a bill which can be rammed through in one day," he said.
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It appears that Tesla's evaluation of driver misuse and its resulting actions addressed the unreasonable risk to safety that may be presented by such misuse.
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A code of conduct the EC has been working on with online platforms is due to be presented in the coming weeks, it said today.
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Conversely, observers across South America, South Africa and Australia will be presented with an exceptional viewing opportunity, for the planet will pass almost directly overhead.
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A paper based on the research is scheduled to be presented Thursday at The Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition in Long Beach, California.
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The government's spokesman later said the measures would be presented again "in the next weeks", with one government source citing the date of Dec. 19.
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Macron said before protests snowballed that a plan would be presented in February and go beyond existing pledges to build thousands of new prison cells.
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We remain convinced that, after appeal, this matter will be presented to a jury and that we will succeed in vindicating the Plaintiffs' good names.
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The ministry said the 2020 budget will be presented to the new cabinet in December, with a final vote slated for March of next year.
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Hartke says the case will next be presented to a grand jury for indictment, which will likely happen in a matter of days or weeks.
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The alleged plot is now the subject of a state inquiry; the findings of the state investigation will be presented at the hearing next month.
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Tablets can get pretty pricey, especially when you start adding features like cellular connection, so it's always nice to be presented with some discounted options.
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The city will now begin one-on-one contract negotiations with The Boring Company, after which the agreement will be presented to the City Council.
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The 76th annual Golden Globes will be presented live on NBC from the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, California, on Sunday at 8 p.m. EST.
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Bonding Before we talk about me, know that after you chip your tooth, you're likely going to be presented with two options to fix it.
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For the time being, the FlipCase is just a research project that will be presented at the Computer-Human Interaction conference being held in May.
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But so far the city is not backing down and, instead, working on new ideas — to be presented at a City Council meeting on Sept.
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The 76th annual Golden Globes will be presented live on NBC from the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, California, on Sunday at 8 p.m. EST
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In Germany, South Africa and Spain defendants are shown all the evidence to be presented against them before they decide whether to accept a deal.
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Those sources also cautioned that his name is one among many under consideration to be presented to Clinton in the event of forming a cabinet.
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That compromise will be presented to the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts on February 27, along with filings being prepared by opponents of the plan.
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PT/8:15 ET via livestream, and the nominations will be presented by Anna Kendrick, Laura Dern and Don Cheadle at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.
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Prime members who want to take advantage of the turkey discounts will have to print a coupon from Amazon's website to be presented at checkout.
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However, some investors fear he could be sidelined or even forced to resign over the budget, which must be presented to the Commission by October.
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It's a collaboration between the University of Washington and the Allen Institute for AI, and the resulting paper will be presented at CVPR in June.
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But the end result is that employees could be presented with a confusing set of plans to pick from without a whole lot of guidance.
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The peace plan Kushner and Greenblatt are working on is still in the making, and is expected to be presented in the next few months.
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According to the GBI, the case will be presented to the district attorney in Georgia's Enotah Judicial Circuit for prosecution upon completion of the investigation.
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The plan - if supported by the government and Embraer - could be presented to shareholders for approval as soon as the second quarter, the newspaper said.
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Full trial results from the so-called SOCRATES trial will be presented at the May 10-12 European Stroke Organisation conference in Barcelona, he said.
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The proposed names and two-letter symbols will be presented for public review for five months after which the IUPAC will make a final decision.
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Bring clear messages into the acquiring company so it can be presented upwards: give them the presentation you would like them to show their boss!
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The official said the option could be presented to British Prime Minister Theresa May at the EU summit on Brexit on April 10th in Brussels.
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The twenty-two selections of Float seem to be presented as a group because they were unpublished loose ends without any place else to go.
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Data from the studies — set to be presented and discussed at the American Heart Association's Scientific Sessions 2019 in Philadelphia this week, according to healthline.
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Some students might be "more comfortable and competent than others in what will be presented" on a test aligned with the Common Core, he wrote.
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"The Sixth Amendment requires that he be given access to counsel on the federal charges, and that he be presented without delay," Mr. Patton wrote.
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More importantly, the court ruled that such vetoes violate the Constitution's requirement that all legislation be presented to the president for his signature or veto.
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The change will be presented at the World Health Assembly, the WHO's legislative body, in 2019 and will go into effect on January 1, 2022.
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Fillon's camp said prosecutors would be presented with evidence to show Penelope Fillon had indeed carried out the work for which she had been paid.
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The petition has already gathered about 1,500 signatures and will be presented to a member of the D.C. Council once it has garnered enough signatures.
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That's the takeaway from new research to be presented at the DefCon hacking conference Friday by Ricky Lawshae, an offensive security researcher at Trend Micro.
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The soups cause about one in five childhood scald burns, according to research to be presented Monday at the American Academy of Pediatrics National Conference.
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It added that on June 7, the plan - codenamed Project Hercules - would be presented to 200 top managers and on June 20 to union representatives.
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"The troops found responsible for crimes will be presented before the law," said Interior Minister Nestor Reverol, calling on the opposition to stop violent protests.
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A study to be presented at the conference found a link between a lower risk for dementia and the number of births a woman has.
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Management and VW's powerful labor unions are finalizing the details of the program, which is expected to be presented to the Volkswagen board next month.
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Senator Olga Sanchez, Mexican President-elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's choice for interior minister, told Reuters the bill would be presented this week in Congress.
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After the vote, administration officials said they planned to ease abortion penalties in an overhaul of the penal code that will be presented Aug. 21.
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It has promised the 2020 budget, a draft of which must be presented to Brussels by mid-October, will be expansionary without jeopardizing public finances.
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But back then it was as if they always had to be presented in a certain way, either strong and aggressive, or crazy and ignorant.
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Names accepted for consideration will be presented to the public for feedback before being approved by the state's minister for natural resources, Dr. Anthony Lynham.
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Switch to the Finances tab, and you'll be presented with two options: One is Savings, which uses another service called Compound to invest your funds.
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Cook is currently in Dublin to receive the award, which will reportedly be presented by Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar, according to The Irish Times.
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With a human cast of almost 30, plus puppets, smoke machines and live music, it will be presented in outdoor spaces in every borough; theaterforthenewcity.net.
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"And so I believe that there will be Republicans that will have to agree with the facts that are going to be presented," Waters added.
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He was not involved in the research, which was done in Britain and will be presented at a meeting of the oncology society next month.
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"I study; I concentrate; I give up a lot of things to be able to present music the way it should be presented," he said.
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You&aposve spent hours working on the perfect presentation on Google Slides, and now it&aposs finished and ready to be presented to the world.
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The document is to be presented to the foreign ministers of Asean and China at their post-ministerial conference in Manila in August, it said.
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An item would be presented to him—a cap, a shoe—and he would play with it absentmindedly and finally nod, or order some tweak.
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The new agreement also allows charges to be presented in ordinary courts of justice against former guerrillas involved in human rights crimes and drug trafficking.
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Stories might be presented in brief, for readers who like to peruse the news, or in-depth, for those who like to delve into details.
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That review is already under way among advisers, an official said, and their findings will likely be presented to the President as early as Wednesday.
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The financial bill must be presented by Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni's government by mid-October and approved by parliament by the end of the year.
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Indeed, the whole point of the impeachment inquiry was so that case could be presented to the Senate while Americans followed along on C-SPAN.
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By law each registered voter must be presented with the opportunity to vote for any of the parties registered, which this time around numbers forty.
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"This involves an allegation of serious wrongdoing, something that the inspector general felt needed to be presented to Congress," Schiff told Rachel Maddow Thursday night.
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The plan — if supported by the government and Embraer — could be presented to shareholders for approval as soon as the second quarter, the newspaper said.
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The planned shake-up is part of a broader reshuffle of government departments, which will be presented to China's largely rubber-stamp parliament on Tuesday.
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