Wellcare bolsters Centene's Medicare product, while Centene's technology platform bolsters WellCare's operations, he said.
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Harris' support of Medicare for All certainly bolsters her credibility.
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Gorsuch's comments on Casey bolsters this interpretation of his views.
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Swift lacks that same kind of partner who bolsters her.
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Apple bolsters iPhone security ; says change aimed at blocking hackers.
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For Hume, this bolsters the case for working for Trump.
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That bolsters the treaty's standing in international law, experts said.
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They seize on any news item that bolsters this notion.
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First, it bolsters their reviews, which convince customers to buy.
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Collectively, beefing up of its conventional forces bolsters Seoul's deterrence capabilities.
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That, in turn, bolsters labor demand and leads to higher wages.
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Success there establishes brand value and bolsters revenue in downstream markets.
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That bolsters the AfD's claim to be the only genuine alternative.
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An alliance with Russia bolsters the insurgent group's "legitimacy," Rubin explained.
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The Hill: The vice president bolsters Trump's coronavirus team following criticism.
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This now public capability bolsters his image as omnipotent and omnipresent.
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Food bolsters the lustful, villainous portrayal of a marauding Muslim king.
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One former Miami grower who's now active out West bolsters Santiago's claims.
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No one really knows what's coming but bulking up bolsters survival chances.
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Such data bolsters the case for the Fed to take a breather.
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At the same time, the technology bolsters the microbiome for fast recovery.
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But new evidence of its feasibility bolsters the case for pursuing it.
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A new Supreme Court ruling issued Monday bolsters the Knight Institute's argument.
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The current trade truce with the European Union also bolsters that focus.
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The deep side-bolsters on these quilted black leather seats help, too.
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It also features thick bolsters so your dog can rest his head.
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In short, it bolsters an ineffective system without providing any meaningful changes.
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But if true, this bolsters Democratic claims of hypocrisy on Comey's part.
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Or there's a big oil spill or pipeline leak that bolsters activism.
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Tighten up the bolsters and they'll hold you firmly in place on track.
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The relationship bolsters Uber's mission for its on-demand food delivery service, Eats.
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MMT's supporters question this—and believe that recent economic history bolsters their case.
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The resurgence is welcome because it bolsters public support for the single currency.
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That measure bolsters border security and grants legal status to many DACA recipients.
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But they said the change in the high court bolsters the rule's chances.
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O in a $500 million deal that bolsters its online home contractor services.
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That bill bolsters border security and grants legal status to many DACA recipients.
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Adjustments to cushion length, side bolsters and the lumbar supports all add expense.
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YouTube's current ad problem, however, bolsters the advertisers' longstanding argument for better data.
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A report released Friday by the ratings firm Standard & Poor's bolsters that view.
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The unusual process bolsters suspicions that the Trump administration is retaliating against California.
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But even if preliminary, this research bolsters an ancient axiom, Dr. Krasnow says.
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At Pondicheri, an Indian restaurant in NoMad, moringa bolsters verdant avocado ice cream.
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Legal marijuana advertising also bolsters ad revenue for local weeklies and newspapers. 5.
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Far from being a trap, it only bolsters the Democrats' case for impeachment.
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That government-bond yields in many countries are sub-zero bolsters the case.
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Europe on track Additional data on big European economies published Tuesday bolsters the thesis.
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In using such testimony, Steele hopes to establish a pattern that bolsters Constand's claims.
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Photoshop, in 2018, is often derided as a tool that bolsters unrealistic beauty standards.
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The EXIM Bank helps create and protect American jobs, and bolsters our national security.
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TCH has good access to capital markets, which further bolsters its strong liquidity position.
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There's something about newly acquired freedom that bolsters the aura of a rap star.
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Joshua Tree also bolsters our economy by attracting more than 22019 million visitors annually.
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That bolsters the assessment of the director of the Missile Defense Agency, Vice Adm.
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Likewise, expanding shale gas development bolsters other industries, particularly those that are energy intensive.
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New evidence bolsters the existence of an even ghostlier, "sterile" version of this strange particle.
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Canada has recently passed pipeline safety legislation "that bolsters our ability to act," he said.
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This new research bolsters the suggestion that a connection exists between FP and human activity.
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Pundits tend to focus on GOP gerrymandering, which certainly bolsters Republicans' edge in the House.
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Nature bolsters resilience in the face of stress, enhances cognitive functioning, nurtures neighborhood social ties.
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Rosetta's discovery bolsters findings from NASA's Stardust craft, which sniffed out glycine on another comet.
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In addition, MIC has a USD22015 million undrawn credit facility which further bolsters its liquidity.
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"By paying that size fine, it bolsters investors'" claims over stock market losses, he said.
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This only bolsters our case that creative use of information technology is central to innovation.
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There is steep opposition from conservatives in the House to passing anything that bolsters Obamacare.
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And then there's this: Reputable science has shown that having sex bolsters your immune system.
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It's expected to see steep growth in years ahead as the central government bolsters support.
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Mercedes-Benz has side bolsters that quickly adjust to steering inputs, keeping drivers properly positioned.
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Fortunately, Mr. Spicer's earnest performance bolsters many of the weaker spots in Mr. Shoulberg's script.
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The bill approved Wednesday bolsters unemployment insurance and guarantees free diagnostic testing for the coronavirus.
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Nevada's win only bolsters his position as he heads into South Carolina and Super Tuesday.
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Yet that's sometimes precisely what the faction members want because it bolsters their sub-brand.
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The understated style that bolsters him in town halls hinders him on the debate stage.
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Ambitious entrepreneurs can make it big by starting a thriving business that bolsters the economy
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Secrecy bolsters the lack of public conversation and knowledge, which feeds the shame patients feel.
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A recent study that examined the economic performance of monarchies versus republics bolsters their views.
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It certainly bolsters the idea that we should keep our coffee beans as cool as possible.
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Though it is hardly anyone's idea of a hearty business meal, its ubiquity bolsters its popularity.
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All this bolsters the Greens, with their crystal-clear pitch, made from the safety of opposition.
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Still, jobs market strength bolsters the case for the Federal Reserve raising interest rates in December.
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Buying Columbia Pipeline bolsters the Canadian energy company's business of transporting gas to the Atlantic seaboard.
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It bolsters our confidence and gives us the courage to believe in how we see ourselves.
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Our threat bolsters the Mexican presidential election prospects of anti-American populist Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.
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New evidence bolsters the theory that Alzheimer's develops from the brain's attempt to fight off infection.
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He bolsters his thesis by juxtaposing today&aposs public and private market valuations against historical norms.
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The timing of the whistleblower complaint isn't the only evidence that bolsters the case against Trump.
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That claim by Bolton bolsters the core accusation against Trump in their impeachment case against him.
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Redstone's lawyers could argue it bolsters their case that his care was inadequate under Herzer's supervision.
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Posting any story, real or fake, that conforms to your community's viewpoint bolsters your ties with them.
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Silly fans, don't you realize that the success of "7 Rings" bolsters the success of "BUWYGI, IB"?
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But the nuanced picture they present, with improvements varying by disease and area, further bolsters this case.
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Being kind to a loved one bolsters the relationship, which in turn makes it healthy and strong.
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In puffins at least, this also bolsters the case for why snacking is always a good idea.
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It also bolsters the company's credibility as content platform, something the company has been eager to embrace.
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I imagine Leibowitz appreciates that the gallery's wonky wood flooring bolsters the entire show's low-fi aesthetic.
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That, in turn, helps put idle capacity to work and bolsters the income of firms repaying loans.
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Televisa has proven good access to international and domestic capital markets, which further bolsters its financial flexibility.
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The U.S. Missile Defense Agency said this test "bolsters the country's defensive capability" against North Korean threats.
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Fuel economy bolsters our energy security while cutting air and water pollution from oil drilling and refining.
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But part of me also thinks that ending on this note really just bolsters the status quo.
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And new evidence bolsters the theory that Alzheimer's develops from the brain's attempt to fight off infection.
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But Brokaw's email is fascinatingly revealing insofar as it actually bolsters the case that maybe it should.
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Decontaminating them keeps physicians fighting the coronavirus safer and bolsters hospitals' efforts to treat patients, Thomann said.
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Proponents reckon that the entry of two big, regulated United States exchanges bolsters the legitimacy of Bitcoin.
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The authority of experience also bolsters Ms. Price's stouthearted new album, "All American Made," out on Oct.
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If all of this is true, it bolsters the case that Trump is a truly unfit president.
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Redesignating an agency as a "security agency" essentially bolsters the argument to redact a name, for example.
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Credit Suisse upgraded the stock and said the company's decision to restart Jacinth-Ambrosia mine bolsters confidence.
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And it bolsters the expectation that China will ease monetary policy even more in the coming months.
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It bolsters legal support with therapy, such as drama classes, which helps build confidence and self-esteem.
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It bolsters legal support with therapy, such as drama classes, which helps build confidence and self-esteem.
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The 2018 goal bolsters the view "there will not be a further stimulus this year," it said.
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Courtesy Sports Illustrated The festival bolsters SI's digital-only franchise, the "Summer of Swim," which launched last year.
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Contact with it bolsters the Western-leaning Turks who are likely to be Mr Erdogan's most potent opposition.
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But whatever she's doing is drowning in showy filmmaking that detracts from her performance rather than bolsters it.
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This study bolsters the case that frost exists on the Moon, at least in the southern polar regions.
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And China's inclusion would help ensure that its increasing naval assertiveness bolsters global security, rather than threatens it.
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For Equinix, the world's biggest provider of data centers, the acquisition further bolsters its presence in the Americas.
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As social media bolsters selfie culture and online video tutorials gain popularity, the demand for makeup naturally grows.
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His victory bolsters a likely presidential bid by the PSDB governor of Sao Paulo, Geraldo Alckmin, in 2018.
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Ultimately, this approach bolsters media investments across all platforms, and it's why going small will rule the day.
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Instead, we tucked ourselves under blankets and on top of bolsters, doing marshmallow men variations of familiar poses.
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M&A could become a more significant feature at GSK as it bolsters its pipeline in priority areas.
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And it also bolsters the system the United States uses to monitor the technologies that are exported abroad.
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A Volkswagen spokeswoman, Jeannine Ginivan, said the company's S.U.V.s were filled with technology that bolsters the car's efficiency.
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It also bolsters the case for the European Central Bank to take action when it meets in September.
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But the unusual manner in which Mr. Wheeler's accusations were compiled and delivered bolsters suspicions voiced by Gov.
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But he said the amount of avoidance bolsters the argument by those who want to eliminate the tax.
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This news only bolsters the idea that the President is abusing his power to engage in self-dealing.
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The fact that OnePlus has joined the WPC only bolsters the possibility that those rumors could be true.
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That's not quite a democratically elected representative — but hopefully it bolsters the board's accountability to Facebook's user base.
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By contrast, a Taiwan that remains de jure Chinese bolsters Beijing's claim to leadership of all Han Chinese.
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Sarboraria said the ruling bolsters copyright protection in the software industry, ensuring that programmers have incentives to innovate.
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A crowded field of Republican candidates in the race also bolsters Ossoff's chances in the wealthy Atlanta suburbs.
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The cone snail's predatory nature and willingness to strike (its constantly regrowing its harpoon teeth) bolsters its danger.
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The audio bolsters investigators' suspicions the jet had depleted its fuel during its charter flight from Santa Cruz, Bolivia.
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The move bolsters Sinclair (SBGI), which operates one of the largest networks of local television stations in the country.
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And just this week, scientists reported another strangely moving rock that bolsters the evidence for a ninth planet's existence.
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Indeed, about an hour later Thursday morning, Trump sent another tweet that bolsters the case for the second interpretation.
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When you're deep into the honeymoon phase, these songs across all genres will help bolsters those Cloud 9 feelings.
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It bolsters this with the ability to buy pre-ripped jeans with your real money for your fake avatar.
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Snapchat is releasing a major update today that bolsters its chat function with a variety of new multimedia features.
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Her win bolsters the ranks of women in governorships across the country, an office where they are currently underrepresented.
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We looked back at ISIS arrests in the US since 2014 to assess whether restricting travel bolsters national security.
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The enterprise fund promotes Egypt's economic development and stability, which in turn bolsters our national security here at home.
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The Radical Party's nomination of Guillier bolsters his chances of becoming the center-left ruling coalition New Majority's candidate.
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An AT&T win also bolsters T-Mobile's case to regulators that it should be allowed to buy Sprint.
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The acquisition bolsters Disney's plans to become a dominant streaming service platform, making it a bigger threat to Netflix.
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The company plans to offer lower-priced Model 235s but selling them with a high price tag bolsters profitability.
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And the side bolsters should gently hold you in position during cornering but not be overly loose or restrictive.
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Among those who don't like either Trump or Clinton, the economic populism argument bolsters her support by 12 points.
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Private enforcement also bolsters the Federal Trade Commission's efforts to stop anticompetitive conduct — for example, in the pharmaceutical industry.
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It also bolsters state unemployment trust funds, waives the costs of coronavirus tests and ups Medicaid allotments to territories.
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President Trump's visit to Pittsburgh proved divisive, in part because his rhetoric against migrants bolsters themes of white nationalists.
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Even without knowing the meanings of its parts, you can intuit the spiritual importance that bolsters its artistic force.
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Yet Trump tackled the issue in a way that bolsters the ISIS narrative and thus makes us less safe.
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Data such as this supports the belief in and bolsters the efficacy of familial searching to produce valuable leads.
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But it bolsters waivers created under the Affordable Care Act that gives states use creative ways to implement ObamaCare.
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"Doing so bolsters the self-defense capabilities of our partners and reduces the risk of harm to civilians," Abizaid said.
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Research into all the information contained in the way people speak also bolsters Amazon's case for an emotionally sensitive device.
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Records of her repeatedly contacting Cosby after the alleged rape, the defense said, bolsters their argument that Cosby was played.
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Offshore production generates a lot of cash, giving oil companies a steady flow of capital that bolsters their balance sheet.
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In Syria, the stakes are even higher, as Russia bolsters its forces amid renewed talk of possible US military intervention.
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"By its underwriting, Intesa Sanpaolo, in compliance with international rules, bolsters ... its relation with two big international players," he said.
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ITC staff also previously found no infringement of the very same patent, which likely bolsters the case for a review.
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A profusion of electronic options help differentiate a base car versus a luxury model — and bolsters the company's bottom line.
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The showing bolsters his argument that he's the only figure in the GOP who can take on the billionaire businessman.
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Everbank bolsters TIAA's retail services offering by adding direct product capabilities such as residential mortgages to provide to retail customers.
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Smoke Dawg bolsters a connection between Toronto and London on tracks with BBK member and UK Grime rap star Skepta.
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Some Democrats said the development bolsters the case for impeachment if Democrats take back the House in November's midterm elections.
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The downgrade reflects the company's weak performance and its continued reliance upon its shareholders to bolsters its weak liquidity position.
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While not all those who preregister will show up at a caucus, the news bolsters predictions for a high turnout.
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But it also bolsters expectations for more support for global asset prices from stimulus measures by the world's central banks.
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Ivan Garcia Hidalgo, a conservative political analyst, said the focus on MS-13 bolsters the administration's focus on border security.
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The company bolsters its position by arguing that the government's request doesn't even fall into a gap in existing law.
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It's not necessarily subtle, but it sure bolsters the themes and informs the grim political ideology of the Transtar corporation.
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His faith in Frances bolsters her self-worth, but is the future he sees for her something she even wants?
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"Each act of protest bolsters the next one pushing for equal rights — and respect," Mr. Rechy said in an email.
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Scholarship on the Middle Ages, they argue, helped create the idea of white European superiority, and still bolsters it today.
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Germany's contracting economy also bolsters the case for the European Central Bank to take action when it meets in September.
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Designating cartels as "terrorists" bolsters the president's border narrative but could have unintended consequences on military action, guns and refugees.
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These large medical centers also enthusiastically accept taxpayer money for research, something that burnishes their image and bolsters their rankings.
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"In addition to enabling NBK to comply with capital adequacy requirements, the injection bolsters NBK's financial resources," the lender said.
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The treatment, for a type of leukemia, transforms a patient's cells into "a living drug" that bolsters the immune system.
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Most people would be better off buying a Switch after Nintendo bolsters the system with a larger library of games.
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But new evidence bolsters the alternative theory that humans, not climate change, were responsible for the extinction of these species.
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As Cantú tells us what he learned, he bolsters his point — that it's hard to comprehend the border from books.
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The new study bolsters the suggestion that the two extinct species bred often enough to produce a genetically distinguishable hybrid population.
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For instance, it bolsters mental health parity laws, which require insurance companies to treat mental health treatments just like medical treatments.
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And the steady accumulation of evidence of Russian culpability bolsters the Western consensus that Mr Putin's behaviour is out of hand.
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The latter bolsters the assumption that women make more than men because, on a scene-by-scene basis, they usually do.
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Those who complete a course can qualify for a digital "badge" which bolsters their career profile on platforms such as LinkedIn.
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Subconsciously, fear of failing fuels my strict diet for success and bolsters the importance of having a safety net, aka perfectionism.
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The combination of a tightening labor market and firming inflation bolsters expectations the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates next month.
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The Cohen admission also bolsters the Democrats' case for impeachment should the party win the House of Representatives in November elections.
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Dredging up the email investigation so close to the election obviously helps Donald Trump's flailing campaign and bolsters other Clinton critics.
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The study also bolsters the theory that cellular senescence is a mechanism that contributes to cancer and the proliferation of tumors.
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This bolsters the argument that the basic building blocks of ice may have been delivered to Earth via icy space rocks.
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Threats of overwhelming force by our President, while perhaps satisfying in the moment, only bolsters that propaganda and lends it credibility.
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Jeremy, for example, bolsters a stronger resume with Stephen King's "It" under his belt and the sequel already in the bag.
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It's a ruling that bolsters the company's arguments in its landmark legal showdown with the Justice Department over encryption and privacy.
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During the warm season months, from May through September, the U.S. Forest Service bolsters their staff of educational rangers at Mendenhall.
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Public pensions are the largest investors in private equity, meaning that each successful turnaround bolsters pension returns for dedicated public servants.
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And his return to the playoffs this week after a knee problem bolsters the team's chances for a second consecutive title.
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While officials have billed the pact as one that bolsters data privacy protections for Europeans, it has become subject to scrutiny.
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While this bolsters the company's readily available cash in 2016, Fitch expects further deterioration in profitability to worsen leverage from 2017.
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And with Republicans set to reap the most rewards, the ruling bolsters a growing Democratic movement to expand the Supreme Court.
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For Microsoft, the deal bolsters its Azure cloud computing business, which helped push its market value past $1 trillion last month.
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The deal bolsters Oracle's cloud credibility in the financial sector — a space that requires high levels of security and privacy protections.
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The affluence of its characters bolsters the movie's fairy-tale feel while functioning as lifestyle porn for its teenage target audience.
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Its backers say it also bolsters protections for intellectual property and includes language that could prod members to improve labor conditions.
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This bolsters the scientists' hypothesis that C. briggsae's dramatic reduction in DNA had to do with its change in sexual strategy.
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That bolsters my conviction that outside the most conservative states, a politician's sexual orientation is almost a non-issue for voters.
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The evidence presented in this week's indictments bolsters the American case for extraditing Ms. Meng, said Mr. Ku of Hofstra University.
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The tweet bolsters his claim that he can best keep Israel safe because of his close ties to the White House.
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This version of paradoxical exceptionalism for spycraft has contributed to the alternative legal framework and public complacency that bolsters its legitimacy.
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The new fossil bolsters an emerging view that our species migrated from Africa in several waves, beginning early in our history.
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Here, too, the United States withdrawal weakens the positions of those officials and bolsters opponents of this more radical economic transformation.
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Shunting asylum seekers offshore bolsters public confidence in our migration system, which preserves our tolerance of the migrants who are here.
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However, the company is trying to incorporate technology in a way that elevates its hospitality, not replaces it, and bolsters sales.
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That bolsters the Trump administration's argument that the courts should simply butt out of the legal showdown, the DOJ filing says.
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Allowing Northern Ireland to effectively stay in the EU's single market also bolsters the SNP's argument for detaching Scotland from England.
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Yet, rising consumer sentiment is a vote of confidence in the U.S. recovery and bolsters forecasts of accelerating U.S. economic growth.
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While returning the profits bolsters the federal government, it strips away money which Fannie and Freddie rely on to stay profitable.
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Democrats bolstered: House Democrats are seizing on the release of the partial transcript as evidence that bolsters their case for impeachment.
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The mythology around the industry bolsters this, with venture capitalists boasting of investing in Facebook practically out of the dorm room.
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But whatever the exact timing, the ISCAP survey bolsters the accounts of a late shift that may have changed the outcome.
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Food production has grown in the past ten months by 13 percent, which bolsters figures on consumption, which has grown overall.
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Once one person accepts, that bolsters the fake account's credibility, so other high-profile LinkedIn users accept, too, and so it goes.
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Minding your telomeres not only helps you stay looking younger for longer, but it also bolsters the immune system and reduces fatigue.
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And for many people, the role of a clown as supervillain bolsters a long-held conviction that double-faced clowns are evil.
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It also bolsters Facebook's case as it tries to convince more video makers to treat the site as a primary distribution channel.
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Nearly two decades later, Messrs Donahue and Levitt have returned to the subject, and present new evidence that bolsters their original claim.
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Busto Arsizio benefits from the proximity of the City of Milan (BBB+/Negative) and Malpensa Airport, which bolsters its population and employment.
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This bolsters the perception that President Trump's inner circle still doesn't fully recognize the ongoing threat of Russian interference in American elections.
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LEAP years are a plus for finance ministers: the extra day bolsters annual output by a sliver and so flatters their record.
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Conan Cheung makes precise points and bolsters them with concrete examples, the signs of an ordered mind: matrices, grids, categories, and subcategories.
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"[Universal pre-K] bolsters two generations, sometimes three, at the same time," New York Civil Liberties Union Executive Director Donna Lieberman said.
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A former Iraq correspondent says that if further research bolsters the findings, one conclusion may be inescapable: Modern warfare destroys the brain.
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He tells us that only a few units are unsold in the building (there are 68 apartments total), which bolsters my confidence.
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One of the most significant changes is a new protection that bolsters a tenant's defense against a landlord pursuing a retaliatory eviction.
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This paranoia is reflected in the new Massachusetts courtroom policy, which bolsters the delusion that opioids can kill via unintended casual contact.
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Bond-buying by the central bank bolsters the economy by lowering rates on long-term debt, making borrowing cheaper and encouraging spending.
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United's initial apology for this most recent offense simply bolsters the case they are less than concerned with rank-and-file customers.
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Authorization of these critical programs establishes anti-trafficking funding as a priority and bolsters the case for maintaining or increasing federal appropriations.
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The DOD Clearinghouse process strengthens our local economies and bolsters our domestic renewable energy development without hampering the readiness of our military.
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It's a portent of conflict that's yet to come — and bolsters concerns that another shutdown could still happen in the coming months.
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Schumer has also argued new emails released to the Center for Public Integrity showing OMB communications bolsters his case for more information.
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Hill emphasized that this is Russian propaganda, and that perpetuating it bolsters the Kremlin's efforts to contaminate US politics and divide Americans.
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Many of these companies have partnered with pro sports teams, an endorsement that adds to the appearance of efficacy and bolsters consumer appeal.
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Ultimately, Silicon Harlem aims to spur a tech and innovation hub that bolsters the neighborhood's reputation as both a cultural and business force.
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That's because new households often start out as cable subscribers, which bolsters sub counts temporarily, before users cut traditional TV servers later on.
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Charming Venus bolsters her movement as she moves into Taurus on the same day, snuggling up into her own house of material possessions.
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Meanwhile, Sebastian's reckless enthusiasm bolsters Mia into quitting her job to write and stage her own one-woman play, regardless of the consequences.
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The move bolsters the potential appeal of NBC's ad-supported streaming service, which is set to launch in the first quarter of 2020.
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As ESPN's Connolly described it, password-sharing is akin to "piracy," and he said that the public's indifference bolsters acceptance of the practice.
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Any U.S. diplomatic support that bolsters Museveni's legitimacy and downplays criticism of his anti-democratic actions could smooth his path to re-election.
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Strength in business investment bolsters the case for the Federal Reserve announce next month a plan to start unwinding its massive bond portfolio.
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The Standing Rock Sioux tribe says the spill bolsters its argument that the pipeline jeopardizes its water supply and deserves further environmental review.
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If the party bolsters this resolve with a strong economy and significant presidential foreign policy advancements, the GOP will be on solid ground.
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Nova bolsters a rotation that lost free agent James Shields but features young starting pitchers in Carlos Rodon, Reynaldo Lopez and Lucas Giolito.
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The 2628-28500 vote, with just eight Republicans on board, bolsters a Democratic Party plank heading into the 6900 election year (The Hill).
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Logan also says Exxon's report doesn't assume much, if any, electrification of big trucks, which further bolsters the company's positioning in algae biofuels.
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Now, the E.I.A. has prepared a report that it says bolsters the finding that Chinese factories are behind the return of CFC-11.
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At a speech on Friday at the conservative Heritage Foundation, Mr. Stoltenberg argued that NATO expansion bolsters defense by building stability in Europe.
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It bolsters the case against him that he did something illegal — for his own political gain — and therefore must be booted from office.
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A daybed with no bolsters provides benchlike seating, one bolster is good for solo lounging and two can be used as sofalike armrests.
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Audio comes through crisp and clear, with impressive width and depth, and the included subwoofer bolsters explosions, footsteps, and your favorite bassy tunes.
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The schedule outlined on Friday bolsters that possibility, with Pelosi indicating the articles of impeachment would be delivered to the Senate next week.
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Mr. Trump also is seeking to cut $1 billion from the Justice Department, even as he bolsters its immigration courts by $80 million.
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In essence, the Antarctic Sabbatical bolsters the company's environmental image without pinning it to any firm, possibly costly environmental commitments, like carbon neutrality.
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VICE News went behind the scenes of the show that conservatives hope bolsters their claim about how the investigations into Trump got started.
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That's the latest on the crash from the Marines, and bolsters witness accounts that the plane exploded or broke apart in the air.
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In encouraging fans to become curators and collectors, flag-wavers and walking ads, this merch bolsters a new economy that benefits queer creators.
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We're slowly learning to account for the ways structural racism bolsters the stereotypes attached somewhat arbitrarily to how much melanin someone's skin contains.
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And the discovery of the second chamber bolsters that hypothesis, according to the research team led by University of the Witwatersrand paleoanthropologist Lee Berger.
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Sure enough, that initial snide glance is soon superseded through the powerful accompanying soundtrack by Alexandre Dubreuil, which bolsters the piece's very impressive scale.
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Carlile co-wrote and produced Tucker's latest album, "While I'm Livin'," a collection that bolsters her legacy as a defining voice of outlaw country.
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The fact that rogue planets are abundant—possibly even more so than the number of planets with suns—also bolsters Vesper and Mason's argument.
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Second, it bolsters the company's wider ambitions in recruitment, which also include the API-based Cloud Talent Solutions and its vertical search job boards.
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Dent's eyewitness testimony bolsters Swift's allegation that Mueller, a former DJ for Denver radio station KYGO, inappropriately grabbed her buttocks at Denver's Pepsi Center.
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If subsequent research further bolsters what they found, it could forever change how schools handle bullying and other forms of conflict among their students.
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His weekend performance at the polls bolsters his argument that he's the only figure in the GOP who can take on the billionaire businessman.
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They said federal spending that bolsters demand and increases the labor force would take pressure off of monetary policy and help grow the economy.
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The bolsters are even covered in suede, while the bed's body comes with a topper made of ultra plush faux fur for maximum comfort.
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Though her account bolsters Democrats' accusations, it raises new questions about the credibility of Mr. Sondland, who is scheduled to testify publicly next week.
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There's a schism between the dominant energy that his ruling planet Mars brings and the soft "momma's boy" that his Moon in Cancer bolsters.
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The new analysis by Anderson and Peters bolsters recent and earlier warnings from Oliver Geden of the German Institute for International and Security Affairs.
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A new study that analyzed their hexagonal patterns bolsters the hypothesis that the circles emerge as plants self-organize amid competition for scarce water.
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Including teachers in the development of policy not only benefits the quality of the policy itself – it also bolsters the success of its implementation.
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And now a different consideration bolsters my sense that this unique assignment is psychologically beneficial not only for the author and the author's survivors.
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The decision on Wednesday bolsters the argument that Margrethe Vestager, Europe's antitrust chief, has become the most aggressive regulator of the world's technology sector.
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In Iran, tension with the United States bolsters the appeal of hard-line politicians aligned with the Revolutionary Guards in next year's parliamentary elections.
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Social media bolsters the extremes: feeds are deep red or deep blue, and programmers in Menlo Park are compensated to keep those colors intoxicating.
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I have found hex bolsters to be surprisingly useful perks, and a great option to have at your disposal when working on intensive jobs.
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What happens next The weak data bolsters the case for the German government to spend more to stimulate the economy next year, Rakau said.
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The dire state of trade relations between the world's largest economies bolsters the case for big central banks to take action to support growth.
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"This ambitious project contributes to the supply of energy in Argentina and bolsters regional integration," ENAP General Manager Marcelo Tokman said in the statement.
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What we've observed points to a new way that allows digitally native brands to form a symbiotic relationship with legacy retailers that bolsters both.
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But the law sets a powerful example to communities that oppose large mining projects and bolsters the case against mining in environmentally delicate areas.
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"It bolsters the views of skeptics who believe that the 'simplification' effort was merely a ploy to weaken the core elements of the reform."
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Actions should also be part of a broader U.S. economic and political strategy for China and Asia that bolsters America's commercial and political partnerships.
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It bolsters the voice of the minority party and can slow down, or halt entirely, legislation that does not have some bipartisan buy-in.
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Ian Smith, a researcher with the Immigration Reform Law Institute, said that the current system only bolsters "chronically corrupted leaders" in places like Mexico.
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In that time, the former trading outpost has been transformed into an advanced economy — a success story that bolsters the PAP in every election.
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That makes perfect business sense — luxury brands rely on handbag sales — and perhaps it only bolsters the look of a woman on the go.
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Why it matters: The charge bolsters U.S. and other Western nations' suspicions that Huawei's technology could be used by China to spy on other nations.
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The company also said on Tuesday that it would accelerate sales of its bottling operations, a tactic favored by investment analysts because it bolsters earnings.
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So far this year the country accumulated a trade surplus of $13.249 billion as a weaker real bolsters exports while a recession drags down imports.
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This exhibition gazes upon and bolsters the dandy's deserved reputation as a discerning and witty art critic by demonstrating his relationship to life and Romanticism.
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Yet, hearing about people who were able to "choose" not to be gay bolsters anti-gay groups who believe that being queer is easily changeable.
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The potential market for solar panels is barely tapped, they say, and the extension of the federal tax credits bolsters their ability to capture it.
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The capture of Manbij bolsters the position of Kurds who already control an uninterrupted 400 km (250 mile) stretch of Syria's northern border with Turkey.
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According to the agency, molecular hydrogen has been found in Enceladus' subterranean ocean, which bolsters the idea that the icy moon could host extraterrestrial microbes.
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Republicans said Mueller's stumbling and repeated requests for lawmaker's to repeat their questions bolsters their arguments that there was no foundation to the initial investigation.
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At a time when people on the left and right think that big companies have too much clout, employer mobilization also bolsters corporate political power.
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Plus, comment volume is a data point that pro-net neutrality advocates will use to make their case to court and broadly bolsters their argument.
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The regime thus bolsters its own claim as the sole legitimate protector of its citizens in part through a humanitarian crisis of its own design.
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They say they are firing at the same people who planned the attacks in Tehran but it also bolsters the Syrian army effort right now.
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It all bolsters the drip, drip, drip of innuendo suggesting the press secretary is on his way out, the latest sacrifice on the reset altar.
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Rush's arrest highlights the problem with jaywalking laws, which are enforced disproportionately against black Americans, and bolsters the case for reforming or eliminating them entirely.
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Permissionless innovation bolsters the idea of a "regulatory sandbox" in which new financial technology innovations are given temporary permission to operate on a small scale.
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This good news bolsters the role of HIV treatment as a form of prevention, said lead author Dr. Alison Rodger, of the University College London.
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Another reason for rising production is that higher prices have prompted many companies to hedge, or sell forward, some of their output, which bolsters confidence.
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Their pitch to Trump: The group argues that upending current policy would risk jobs by eroding the certainty that bolsters manufacturing investment and tech innovation.
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Localiza's sizable pool of unencumbered fleet of vehicles bolsters its access to funding during difficult conditions, which is a key factor embedded in current ratings.
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Emergency calls, for example, may or may not be allowed, and body camera footage, which is more and more common, bolsters many domestic violence cases.
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He was the crystallization of a culture of racism that not only daily endangers black Americans but that also bolsters white privilege of all sorts.
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"International bodies must help facilitate cooperation that bolsters the security and values of the free world, or they must be reformed or eliminated," he said.
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The addition of Gray, along with the acquisition on Sunday of the left-handed starter Jaime Garcia from the Minnesota Twins, bolsters the starting rotation.
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But clay is tennis's most demanding surface, so it could just as easily be argued that Nadal's clay court prowess bolsters the case for him.
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Shawl's refusal to gloss over history's ugliness, and the palpable depth of research that bolsters her depictions, creates a sort of moral and aesthetic void.
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"The work that our U.S. forces are doing in East Africa bolsters partnerships, counters malign influence, and maintains critical pressure on terrorist networks," Townsend added.
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Warren "needs to differentiate and contrast with all the candidates because that's how voters are interpreting strength, which bolsters her electability argument," said the strategist.
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That includes seat surfaces 3D-knitted from recycled PET bottles, bolsters and headrests made from recycled cork vinyl, and carpets made from reclaimed fishing nets.
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"The work that our U.S. forces are doing in East Africa bolsters partnerships, counters malign influence, and maintains critical pressure on terrorist networks," Townsend said.
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O, a move into gene therapy that gives the Swiss drugmaker a rare-disease treatment seen reaping billions in sales and bolsters its technology base.
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"We still believe AMD is seeing little traction with its server chip (Epyc) and this likely crypto headwind only bolsters our underweight thesis," Curtis wrote.
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The Confederacy groups are not purveyors of truth; they are promoting a narrative that pollutes contemporary American historical memory and bolsters modern-day white supremacists.
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AND SO THE CONSUMERS GOT ABILITY TO SPEND, WE'VE GOT A STRONG JOB MARKET WHICH FURTHER BOLSTERS HOUSEHOLD BALLOT SHEETS AND THE ABILITY TO SPEND.
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Democrats have claimed the White House wanted to hide Trump's exchange with Zelensky and that releasing a partial memo only bolsters their case for impeachment.
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The New York experiment bolsters Oscar's confidence that it can sell a narrow network plan, with cheaper premiums, and customers won't run for the hills.
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"This admission from DHS bolsters my concern about stingrays and other spying devices being used to spy on Americans' phones," Wyden said Thursday in a statement.
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China has been assured its interests will be represented in the upcoming U.S. talks, while North Korea has a powerful ally that bolsters its negotiating position.
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Rules now dictate tire integrity, roof strength, door latches, steering wheels, knee bolsters, bumpers, lights, seats, safety belts and shoulder straps, air bags, and window tinting.
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Strong U.S. job growth in November bolsters economy's outlook To view a graphic on U.S. unemployment rate at 17-year low, click on this link reut.
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Other initiatives discussed on stage today include Terragraph, which bolsters signals in dense urban environments, and Aquila, an effort to deliver internet via solar-powered drones.
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The new trinitite analysis bolsters this notion, said study lead author James Day, of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California, San Diego.
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The app has been downloaded over 100 million times across operating systems and the Weather Company, the IBM-owned business, bolsters 45 million active monthly users.
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Mr. Trump's calling it "wonderful" bolsters Mr. Cruz's argument that deep down, Mr. Trump is part of the establishment, a fan of big government, or both.
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If all three detectors see a signal, it bolsters the idea that the signal is real because LIGO and Virgo use somewhat different technology, Cadonati said.
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Trump's comments on Monday brought swift rebukes on Twitter from critics who said the Trump children's lapse bolsters doubts about whether Trump is a true Republican.
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It once again pits Trump against his intelligence agencies and bolsters a regime that has admitted to killing a vocal critic and member of the press.
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Ranked 10nd, del Potro, 27, needed a wild card to get into the Open, but his return bolsters a draw weakened by the absence of Federer.
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The pact bolsters privacy guarantees for anyone living in Europe — but not for people in the United States — when their data is shifted across the Atlantic.
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Why it matters: This argument is central to the government's antitrust case against the proposed $85 billion merger, and bolsters previous testimony in the marquee trial.
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That changed in 1965 when Recaro, a company that began as a coach maker for Ferdinand Porsche, produced a sport seat with significantly raised side bolsters.
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Their presence bolsters the argument of the nationalist leaders that their politics represents a wave Paris will have to reckon with in the years to come.
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She worries a recession is looming, which bolsters her conviction that this is no time for "the half-measures" that she believes Biden wants to pursue.
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But the fact that a jury returned a guilty verdict on eight counts bolsters the credibility of the special counsel's pursuit of Mr. Manafort's financial crimes.
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The Republican-controlled Senate was due to take up a package on Wednesday that bolsters safety-net programs and provides free testing for the respiratory disease.
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Other articles and essays we used with our students include: Language-Gap Study Bolsters a Push for Pre-K Who Says Math Has to Be Boring?
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Known for her colorful personal narratives, she says the inclusion of "black American hair, like braids" in her works bolsters "representation and different perspectives" in museums.
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But Schwimmer said that buying Refintiv bolsters the LSE's position in a growing data market and broadens assets traded to include foreign exchange and fixed income.
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Cramer initially declined to run, and his expected campaign bolsters Republican hopes of taking the seat in a state President Donald Trump won easily in 2016.
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The treatment, for a type of leukemia, genetically alters a patient's cells, transforming them into what scientists call "a living drug" that bolsters the immune system.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin opened Russia's first liquefied natural gas (LNG) floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) on Tuesday, saying it bolsters the country's energy security.
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The filing lists Goldman Sachs as a lead underwriter and bolsters the company's commitment to providing a platform to "creators of all types" as a competitive advantage.
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You shouldn't freak out too much about this, especially since you've already decided to eat something we all know bolsters our chances of obesity and other diseases.
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The JOLTS report bolsters expectations that inflation will accelerate and keep the Federal Reserve on track to raise interest rates at least two more times this year.
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It strongly bolsters Einstein's theory of relativity and it potentially changes the shape of scientific inquiry into the next century, opening whole new fields of astronomical observation.
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The big tech push comes as the group bolsters its consumer-focused retail and telecoms units to match the strength of its key oil-and-gas business.
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Equinor, the Norwegian oil-and-gas behemoth, on Wednesday became the latest major company to reach a deal with activist investors that bolsters its climate-related initiatives.
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The move comes as the Indian government bolsters its attempts to curb black money, counterfeit, corruption, and several terrorism activities that often involve stash of unreported cash.
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Treasury yields subsequently closed higher, despite the fact that a slowdown in the U.S. economy further bolsters the Federal Reserve's case for pausing its rate-hiking cycle.
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New research published today in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences bolsters the growing case that water worlds are a common feature of the Milky Way.
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"Even if unfeasible, the tone of the debate bolsters expectations there will be a stormy relationship with Europe and a further relaxation of financial discipline," he said.
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They make more than 80 percent of their sales in Europe, which is witnessing a string of upgrades to economic forecasts as domestic demand bolsters the recovery.
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Ecopetrol has said it will invest between $3.5 billion and $4 billion in 2019, slightly above last year as it bolsters spending on exploration and production projects.
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While he shies away from hallway interviews with reporters from national outlets, he's starting to appear on the Sunday news shows as he bolsters his national profile.
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The rise in the quits rate, which policymakers and economists view as a measure of job market confidence, bolsters expectations that wage gains will accelerate this year.
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" Despite Volcker's reservations, his letter bolsters the complaint that the 2010 reforms geared towards ending "too big too fail" created a system of "too small to succeed.
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Enthusiastic consumer spending pushes businesses to produce more goods and services, encouraging managers to invest more money, compete for workers and increase wages, which bolsters consumer confidence.
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If accurate, NBC News report bolsters an argument gaining steam among Kavanaugh's critics: that his nomination should be rejected because he plays too loose with the truth.
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The discovery of the transfers bolsters several states' claims that family members worked to shield its wealth because of the growing legal threats against them and Purdue.
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But he then joined 28 allied leaders in signing a declaration that bolsters NATO deterrence and defense and starkly criticized Russia for its illegal annexation of Crimea.
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Last month's increase in retail sales and the sharp upward revision to November data bolsters economists' expectations of an acceleration in consumer spending in the fourth quarter.
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And it bolsters the United States in a geopolitical rivalry with China that is becoming more tense, as Vice President Pence articulated in a speech last week.
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And it bolsters concerns by human rights officials about the ability of Rohingya refugees, who now number over a million, to ever return peacefully to their homeland.
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While the instantly recognizable quality of brand-name contemporary art reassures collectors — and by extension bolsters the pieces' value — other works can be diminished by their reproducibility.
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A side hustle that bolsters their career and aligns with their strengths has also helped Boucai build a sense of community and place in a new city.
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A price rise can hurt OPEC and its allies because it further bolsters U.S. production and allowing U.S. shale oil producers to grab a bigger market share.
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" Told about Hill's testimony that such a theory bolsters Russia's case, Roy shot back: "In what kind of universe, in what universe are these things mutually exclusive?
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Joker, to its biggest critics, is seemingly absent of that instruction or, even worse, bolsters the belief in taking action against a society that doesn't understand you.
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Many colleges and universities rely on early decisions to demonstrate a high "yield," the percentage of admitted students who enroll, which bolsters a school's selectivity in national rankings.
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This acquisition further bolsters our growing secondary business; increases our exposure to a really good portfolio of European technology companies including Transferwise, one of Europe's most successful startups.
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" The National Association of Hispanic Journalists, which criticized Brokaw's comments as factually incorrect, said "his position bolsters stereotypes that U.S. Hispanics are all foreigners, prejudiced as the 'others.
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France also helps the G5, a regional counter-terrorism force comprising troops from Burkina Faso, Chad, Mali, Mauritania and Niger, and bolsters the large UN force in Mali.
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ISIS bolsters defenses Witnesses in Mosul told CNN that several hundred ISIS fighters have arrived in the city in the past few days from Raqqa in neighboring Syria.
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It rolls a whole bunch of gay stereotypes into one sentence and, in doing so, bolsters the widely-held misconception that all gay women look and act alike.
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That bolsters the case among backers of the recent net neutrality repeal that the FTC is equipped to take the Federal Communication Commission's place in policing internet providers.
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Refresco agreed to buy Canada-based Cott's production business in July in a move that bolsters its operations in the United States, the world's biggest soft drinks market.
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The lawyers' correspondence comes amid the administration confirming on Tuesday that the President's tweets should be taken as official statements, which bolsters the lawyer's argument say legal experts.
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Republicans take solace in a Senate map that bolsters their chances of growing a narrow majority, though Democrats also hope to break through and win the Senate majority.
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Such policies also have a business rationale: Apple's apparent willingness to sacrifice some profit for the sake of privacy bolsters its image as a company that protects customers.
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Exactly five years later, now it's any fight that includes McGregor that bolsters banners significantly, with the Irishman about to headline the promotion's first show in New York.
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Some senators want to draft a narrow bill that bolsters border security and codifies protections now extended to DACA recipients, which do not include a path to citizenship.
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She grated the nutmeg for the sweet potato pudding, and chopped the batata sweet potatoes, a white-fleshed varietal that bolsters the starchy, dense texture of the dish.
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The $2 trillion stimulus bill bolsters unemployment benefits, issues direct payments to millions of Americans, and provides hundreds of billions of dollars in emergency loans to ailing businesses.
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Trump's deepening feud with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, in part over issues related to Russia, only bolsters Robert Mueller's investigation, warns Renato Mariotti, a former federal prosecutor.
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Think of, say, a Trump international hotel, or amusement parks like Disney World, or any American university that bolsters its finances with foreign enrollment at full-price tuition.
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LONDON, Sept 24 (Reuters) - Buying data and analytics company Refinitiv bolsters the London Stock Exchange's position in a growing market, LSE Chief Executive David Schwimmer said on Tuesday.
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The inner core is slowly growing by "freezing" molten iron and nickel to its mass, a process that pumps heat into the outer core and bolsters Earth's magnetic field.
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If that were the case Trump's tweet "absolutely bolsters an obstruction of justice charge," said Jimmy Gurule, a former federal prosecutor and a law professor at Notre Dame University.
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The electric-car maker also pleased its dogged investors by improving its cashflow, which bolsters its argument that it doesn't need to turn to the markets to raise funds.
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Democrats believe a reconstructed transcript released by the White House of a July phone call between Mr. Trump and President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine also significantly bolsters their case.
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It's a morose but empowering statement of solidarity that bolsters the voices of accusers in the #MeToo movement — and seems to be a "Me Too" statement from Haley & Michaels.
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Prime Day helps Amazon draw new members to its $119 annual free-shipping program and bolsters existing customer relationships with the company's products and businesses, which includes Whole Foods.
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Truecaller, an app best known for helping users screen calls from strangers and spammers, is adding yet another feature to its service as it bolsters its super app status.
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This development bolsters Beijing's strategic modernization of moving from silo-based to road-mobile ICBMs, from single warhead missiles to missiles with multiple, independently targetable re-entry vehicles (MIRV).
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Some churches, for example, have begun extolling Mr. Xi's campaign to promote "core socialist values" — a slogan meant to offer a secular belief system that bolsters the party's legitimacy.
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Where Trump's narrative has always been flimsy and inconsistent, Comey's has been careful, consistent, and in keeping with everything we know about the president, which only bolsters his credibility.
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That finding bolsters last year's data from the Federal Reserve, which revealed that about 40 percent of Americans wouldn't be able to cover an emergency expense of about $400.
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Modi's announcement comes as India bolsters its actions to fight corruption, money laundering, counterfeit, and terrorism activities, all of which typically see unreported stash of cashes used for transactions.
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That reality bolsters Trump's claim of credit; other countries have not injected their economies with any optimism-producing tax or rule changes, and their performance has suffered in comparison.
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In the scenes in which Eddie and Venom get to know each other, so to speak, Mr. Hardy's outlandishly physical performance bolsters the movie's not-infrequent flashes of wit.
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At an Arctic forum in 2017, Vladimir Putin called climate change a "factor that bolsters optimism", adding that it "provides more favourable conditions for economic activity in this region".
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We recommend the latter, not only because it bolsters the salon, but pulling inspiration for your big post-isolation hair refresh also doubles as a distracting at-home project.
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DealBook A simple rule that bolsters the banking system — "know your customer" — could help combat fake news and hate speech online if companies like Facebook and Twitter embraced it.
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But the agency's position does not necessarily have the force of law, so letting the prosecution of Mr. Zaslavskiy proceed bolsters efforts to police initial coin offerings more aggressively.
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"By refusing to denounce the crime, and to sympathize with the Dirkhising family—or to acknowledge Jesse Dirkhising in any way—HRC only bolsters the unreasonable claims," he wrote.
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Each of the 1.9 million displaced persons still waiting to return safely home to resume a normal life in a normal community bolsters Iraq's own chances for a turnaround.
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The report spins a very complex story of a vast technological conspiracy against him and bolsters previous claims of Saudi involvement from an investigator he hired, Gavin de Becker.
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At an Arctic forum in 2017, Vladimir Putin called climate change "a factor that bolsters optimism", adding that it "provides more favourable conditions for economic activity in this region".
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They might be eating my neighbor's chicken or returning to a home full of the furniture that was built by the Hispanic immigrants whose presence bolsters my rural community.
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Also, U.S. leverage will decline as Iran expands its global trade, bolsters its military arsenal, and cements its positions on the borders of the United States' Middle Eastern allies.
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A study published last week bolsters Nyhan's conclusions and offers another badly needed dose of reality for those who see fake news as an existential risk for liberal democracies.
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The admission bolsters a central Democratic argument of the impeachment proceedings: that the President has allowed his personal attorney to push Ukraine for investigations that benefit Trump's political agenda.
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It's also worth noting that Cohen's allegation bolsters accounts from the Washington Post's David Fahrenthold, who previously reported that Trump purchased two other portraits with money with his foundation.
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His deep credibility as a person and as a witness to these events, as compared to the shifting and outright false contrary accounts, itself dramatically bolsters the case for wrongdoing.
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The high-profile product also bolsters Under Armour's push to get itself involved in the convergence of digital technology and use of physical data to help customers manage their wellness.
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This has prompted some in government to wonder whether the White House is shopping around among agencies for the report that best bolsters their policy and legal support for it.
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And always, the media bolsters this rhetoric by trotting out pro-Obama, pro-Hillary Clinton, former deep state officials to thrash Trump, all in an attempt to legitimize their hyperbole.
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I actually enjoy that formula quite a lot, but with something as broad as Batman, it bolsters my feeling that the movie works best as someone's introduction to this style.
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The Marlins acquired San Diego closer Fernando Rodney Thursday for a minor-league prospect; Rodney, who has a 0.31 ERA and 17 saves, further bolsters a deep Miami bullpen. 2.
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Ted Cruz eclipsed Donald J. Trump in the Iowa caucuses, but Marco Rubio's strong third-place showing bolsters his case to Republican donors uneasy about Mr. Cruz and Mr. Trump.
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But this marks one of the secretive company's first steps toward establishing itself as an open platform, and it bolsters Magic Leap's claim that it's finally close to releasing hardware.
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Anonymous peer grading bolsters the accuracy of the scores by reducing favoritism and other such concerns as well as eliminating the need to hire hundreds of graders for each course.
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The long heralded potential sale comes as Rio Tinto divests assets that do not meet its internal return requirements and as it bolsters its balance sheet and pays down debt.
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Landing Home Depot, the Atlanta-based construction and home-improvement retailer with over 2,000 stores in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, bolsters Google Cloud's standing among bricks and mortar businesses.
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There's a temptation to throw up one's hands and bemoan the brandedness of the whole thing—every mention of Snapchat in the coverage of this shooting bolsters its corporate image.
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Call Me By Your Name can and should be experienced in both forms: each text only enriches the other and bolsters this already soaring story of love, lust, and longing.
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Analysts said a rise in oil to a 26-month high, which bolsters inflation, and an upcoming sale of two-year German debt should also keep upward pressure on yields.
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Just this month, nationally renowned experts in resiliency released a report that further bolsters the case for investing in actions that build back our infrastructure in stronger and smarter ways.
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The FBI email from March bolsters the explanation by the Justice Department for why Sessions didn't disclose contacts with the Russian ambassador in his application for a US security clearance.
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" Meanwhile, for the greenback versus the yen, UBS said that Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's super-majority in parliament "bolsters the chances that the Bank of Japan maintains its accommodative stance.
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The upbeat data bolsters views the central bank will likely keep its benchmark rates steady again when it meets for its quarterly meeting on Thursday, after standing pat in September.
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And the exhibition bolsters its theses about Japan by pairing his output to particular Japanese works, with their own explanatory labels, hung on facing walls just opposite the van Goghs.
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" That did little to placate Nigel Dodds, the deputy leader of the D.U.P., who wrote on Twitter that "rather than reassure us, the Tusk and Juncker letter bolsters our concerns.
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The rare financial disclosure coincides with renewed interest in a potential initial public offering by Saudi Arabia's state oil producer, and bolsters its status as the world's most profitable company.
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The Republican-controlled Senate is due to take up a multi-billion dollar aid package on Wednesday that bolsters safety-net programs and provides free testing for the respiratory disease.
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Employing neither computer-generated effects nor a distracting score, "The Survivalist" bolsters its pitiless tone and uneasy mood with natural woodland sounds and the unreliable light of fire and lamp.
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Now, new reporting by the New York Times bolsters Ramirez's account — and reporters have found another Yale classmate who says he saw similar behavior by Kavanaugh at a different party.
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"The United States pursues sustainable growth that bolsters institutions, strengthens the rule of law and builds the capacity of African countries to stand on their own two feet," said Tillerson.
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Members of the tribe, who fought hard to block part of the pipeline's construction, said the relatively small spill bolsters their argument that Dakota Access threatens their water supplies and livelihoods.
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That bolsters the chances that Blue Origin will stay competitive with Elon Musk's SpaceX as the two companies continue to pioneer privatized space transportation, both for the commercial and tourism industries.
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If wages are remaining stuck because of monopsony rather than competitive markets, that bolsters the argument for regulating anti-competitive behaviour, easing labour organising and bumping up minimum wages a bit.
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Regardless, Microsoft is still battling hard for the massive contract and today's release certainly bolsters their approach as they continue to fight to win the JEDI deal — and other government business.
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At best, The Secrets of My Life bolsters its author's social capital while failing to make the idea of trans identities—even Jenner's own—any more understandable for the average reader.
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"This Abraaj transaction further bolsters Actis footprint in the growth markets and follows the addition and integration of Standard Chartereds Principal Finance Real Estate business in Asia in 2018," it said.
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Those who have given to Ryan's own political entities have also given money to the speaker's super PAC because the group bolsters his ability to remain the party's top agenda setter.
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Mancunian by birth but American by choice (this August marks the 40th anniversary of his citizenship), he bolsters what he learns from the news with his own extensive reading and research.
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He has also told confidants he's going to pull out of the Paris climate deal, which over the long-term bolsters renewables' place in the world's energy mix over fossil fuels.
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No money is being raised from shareholders, who are getting the new shares for free, but the move is an accounting device that bolsters the bank's equity, thus helps future lending.
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An anecdote he tells about the time, several years ago, that he was erroneously informed that he had syphilis bolsters his argument that the medical establishment views gay men with suspicion.
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But that framing, as we should have learned during the 2016 campaign, only bolsters Trump with his supporters and flattens the pulses of those who might stand up to oppose him.
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The effort, initiated during the Obama administration, bolsters a group that hopes to eventually carve out an independent state in northeastern Syria, which borders Turkey, where it has been fighting ISIS.
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What we're proposing is a mandatory investment in our future – in our kids – that bolsters locally run programs that already exist and creates a network of childcare and early learning opportunities.
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Adam Schiff said Facebook's conclusion that it sold ads to a Russian "troll farm" bolsters the US claim that Russia organized a social media disinformation campaign in the 2016 US election.
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Yet some politicians now want to do just the opposite, and cancel a pioneering anti-corruption law that bolsters American national security, advances our humanitarian goals, and demonstrates U.S. moral leadership.
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OK Computer, as pointed out by music critic Tim Footman, is "a collection of songs purposefully placed next to one another"—a consistent quality throughout their catalogue that bolsters their gravitas.
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The fact that he has only criticized the president directly on a handful of occasions only bolsters his standing—proof that Cuomo is above politics in a moment of national crisis.
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She bolsters the claims of Christine Blasey Ford and Deborah Ramirez, who accused Kavanaugh of sexual assault, with the account of a Yale classmate who witnessed Kavanaugh exposing himself in college.
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In his telling, it is a gut-wrenching ordeal, a scene of anguish from the families of the fallen that bolsters his determination to bring American soldiers home from overseas conflicts.
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In turn, that result bolsters the hopes of No. 6 Oklahoma, which survived No. 123 Baylor 30-23 in overtime to win the Big 12 championship game earlier in the day.
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Policymakers are set to offer a more upbeat assessment of the economy than last month, as a pick-up in overseas demand bolsters exports and factory output, sources have told Reuters.
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Orban bolsters his dominance by weakening the institutions of the opposition – aided by their inability to unite, or to find a leader with as compelling a vision in contrast to his.
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The inability to reach consensus bolsters criticism from anti-establishment nationalists and undermines the EU's image as it faces multiple external challenges including from the United States, Russia, Iran and China.
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The deal also bolsters the prospect of Brazil resuming pork exports to the EU. Brussels currently does not recognize Brazil's ability to segregate meat produced with and without feed additive ractopamine.
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The outcome lessens the risk of an anti-establishment shock on the scale of UK's vote to quit the European Union and bolsters the case for closer ties between France and Germany.
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This is an important partnership for both institutions, as it bolsters the DPLA's role as a valuable nexus for cross-institutional data and ensures the accessibility of the LOC's significant digital resources.
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In a mixed system of a single-round first-past-the-post vote and party lists, any ballot not used to win in constituencies bolsters the winning party's list, strengthening them further.
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The Wall Street Journal says Neuralink was founded as a medical research company in California last July, which bolsters the idea that Musk will follow a similar route as Johnson and Kernel.
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The deal bolsters IBM's position as Slack's largest single customer, as Slack looks to ramp up its roster of large customers amid the growing competitive threat from its major rival, Microsoft Teams.
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Even more ironically, according to the researchers, latte consumption actually contributes more to the American economy than regular coffee, since the milk used to make the beverage bolsters the American dairy industry.
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Still, the report bolsters the impression that Trump's aides are working around him and is peppered with examples of presidential underlings spurning Trump's orders or working around him to avoid unsavory outcomes.
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Why it matters: It gives Europe leverage with Russia, which has cut off gas supplies in the past, and also bolsters President Trump's goal of positioning America as a global energy superpower.
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The override bolsters Democrats, who control the legislature, as they battle with Rauner over state assistance for Chicago and its public school system, which is seeking state money for its teachers' pensions.
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Trump has often embraced moments of converging threats and challenges to stoke an atmosphere of chaos in Washington that bolsters his standing with his political base and puts his opponents off balance.
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The parade of endorsements by neoconservative security experts also bolsters the idea that a woman can be commander in chief, while potentially alarming those "feminine" voters who are suspicious of her hawkishness.
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The bolsters on the left and right side of the seat inflate when the wheel is turned to hold the driver and passenger in place around tight turns and through hard cornering.
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N) said on Thursday it would buy the skin care unit of France's Laboratoires Filorga Cosmétiques for 1.50 billion euros ($1.69 billion), as the consumer goods company bolsters its personal care business.
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But, in Rosenfeld's telling, that doesn't justify a new "tough on crime" response to the crisis; it, in fact, bolsters the argument for moving quickly to significantly boost access to addiction treatment.
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This is a place where more (accurate) information bolsters the case that we do not have to choose between our safety and the historic values of our country, let alone our faith.
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The San Diego jury valued just three of Qualcomm's patents in the company's portfolio at $1.41, a figure that the chip supplier believes bolsters its contention that its licensing practices are fair.
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But their outcomes illustrated a well-established trend in the N.H.L.: The advantage of playing at home that bolsters teams in sports like basketball and football does not apply much in hockey.
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The euro has gained more than 2 percent since the start of 2018 as a broadening recovery bolsters expectations the ECB may be forced to unwind its policy stimulus quicker than forecast.
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The advent of a large class of nonequity partners bolsters the firm's income but could further expand the firm's bulging middle ranks — those who are above associates but below full-fledged partners.
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At various other points in the class, students lay peaceably on the floor with their legs against the wall, or stretched their hamstrings by leaning over chairs piled with blankets and bolsters.
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Prosecutors say Mr. Cosby's statement about the quaaludes bolsters their contention that he drugged women, including Andrea Constand, whom he is charged with molesting in 2004 after giving her three blue pills.
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Hakeem Jeffries of New York, the No. 5 House Democrat, quickly answered "no" when asked by reporters on Wednesday whether Trump's abandonment of the Kurds in Syria bolsters the case for impeachment.
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Justice Department lawyers will have to balance the value of disclosing information that bolsters the public's faith in the department's integrity with the risk of compromising national security or other sensitive information.
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Paul Armentano, deputy director of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, said Hatch's respectability in the Senate bolsters the seriousness of the bill by normalizing the topic among lawmakers.
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The deal announcement, two weeks after Publicis confirmed talks about the purchase, bolsters efforts by the world's third-ranked advertiser to adapt to a fast-changing market increasingly driven by online client data.
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Immigrant rights advocates said the accusation bolsters what they believe is an effort by US Customs and Border Protection and ICE agents to discourage Central American immigration by separating parents from their children.
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Third, it bolsters Mr Xi's position in battles to come over the appointment of a new generation of officials at a big party congress next year (such congresses take place every five years).
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They must tell that to the public, otherwise this does look like a partisan affair, and all the times voters hear "I cannot discuss that" from Democrats simply bolsters the opposing Republican narrative.
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A Saudi analyst described the move as a long-overdue reform that would benefit the state but said it "clips the wings of the Interior Ministry and bolsters the powers of the king".
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The regulator's affirmation bolsters Atlantia's plan to create the world's biggest toll road operator with a combined market value of more than 40 billion euros, which has met with political hostility from Madrid.
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The budget request, which bolsters DHS funding by 6.8 percent while making deep cuts to other agencies and departments, also calls for heightened cooperation between the government and the private sector on cybersecurity.
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A study published this week in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine bolsters this idea, finding that chronic pain patients who taper off opioids can have a better quality of life without them.
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The budget request, which bolsters DHS funding by 85033 percent while making deep cuts to other agencies and departments, also calls for heightened cooperation between the government and the private sector on cybersecurity.
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"Google's entrance into our market bolsters our high-tech legacy, energizes our entrepreneurs, tinkerers and engineers, and supports the high quality of life Huntsville is known for delivering," said Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle.
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The plan's regressive skew — including cuts in tax rates for corporations and the wealthiest individuals — only bolsters the impression that self-interest is driving the process more than considerations of the general good.
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But the idea that Clinton could be tied with Trump in those states bolsters his claim that he can expand the electoral map, in part because of his appeal to blue-collar men.
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John Young, a baseball scout who founded Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities, an organization that bolsters participation in the sport in underprivileged and often minority areas, died on Sunday in Orange County, Calif.
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It's that argument -- Pence was more of a newcomer than Flynn -- that people close to the vice president say bolsters his claim that he didn't know about the extent of these Russian calls.
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Democrats say Bounds's nomination, which was foiled by questions about controversial, decades-old writings, bolsters their demand for documents tied to Kavanaugh's time in the Bush White House and as a political operative.
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Michael Goettler, global president of Pfizer Rare Disease, said the deal bolsters Pfizer's pipeline in both gene therapy and hemophilia, noting that the company already has a collaboration for a hemophilia B treatment.
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Bipartisan majorities have approved the Ukraine Freedom Support Act and the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative, which have built security capacity, and the European Reassurance Initiative, which bolsters NATO in Central and Eastern Europe.
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BP is buying most of BHP Billiton's U.S. onshore holdings in a $10.5 billion deal that vastly bolsters its presence in the booming shale patch, where BP has previously had a limited portfolio.
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But the government has worked so hard for so long to build a narrative that bolsters suspicion of all outsiders that even an immigration policy built on proximity and cultural affinity is fraught.
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It is part of the rapidly growing field of immunotherapy that bolsters the immune system through drugs and other therapies and has, in some cases, led to long remissions and possibly even cures.
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Anything that bolsters that inquiry could increase pressure on Mr. Cohen to cooperate with Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel who is investigating the 2016 election that led to Mr. Trump's victory.
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The fact that Amazon has been hired by the federal government many times bolsters the company's case that its loss of the JEDI project is part of the president's vendetta against Mr. Bezos.
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This testimony bolsters a key tenet of Trump's defense -- that there was no "quid pro quo" with Ukraine because the new government in Kiev was not aware that military aid was being withheld.
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The regulator's affirmation bolsters Atlantia's plan to create the world's biggest toll road operator with a combined market value of more than 40 billion euros which has met with political hostility from Madrid.
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The tax bolsters the fund's other revenue stream from a 1.45 percent tax on employer and employee earnings, and 2.9 percent from those who are self-employed, according to the Congressional Research Service.
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It is part of the rapidly growing field of immunotherapy that bolsters the immune system through drugs and other therapies and has, in some cases, led to long remissions and possibly even cures.
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Producing fuel is a standard way for rogue countries to divert fuel for secret nuclear weapons programs, and the Saudi resistance to safeguards against proliferation bolsters suspicions that the real goal is warheads.
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He said he would back a two-phase approach to immigration reform that first bolsters the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program and border security and then later addresses more comprehensive immigration reform.
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If anything, clear evidence that something like that will happen bolsters the legal case for a merger since it shows the merging companies have a clear motive for merging that doesn't involve hiking prices.
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What I want to start to explore here is how punitive and moralistic treatment that claims to view addiction as a disease does not really do so and instead bolsters the law enforcement approach.
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Immigrant rights advocates said the accusation bolsters what they believe is an effort by Border Patrol and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to discourage Central American immigration by separating parents from their children.
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The dichotomy bolsters Trump's argument that the trade war is hurting the Chinese economy more than the American economy, and that the US can hold out until Beijing gives in on a trade deal.
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From a public interest perspective, Runyon's argument gets at the crux of this debate—that perhaps, the glamour and gravity of the word "planet" bolsters the case for sending a mission to explore it.
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It is also set to offer a more upbeat assessment of the economy than it did last month, as a pick-up in overseas demand bolsters exports and factory output, sources have told Reuters.
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According to WKBN, the state passed Libre's Law this year, which bolsters the penalties for animal abuse and neglect cases, including cases in which pets are left outside in the extreme heat or cold.
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"Today's favorable ruling further bolsters our confidence in the potential for us to offer multiple sclerosis patients a more affordable generic version of Copaxone 24.90 mg following regulatory approval," Momenta said after Monday's ruling.
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Any missteps before he arrives there could fuel an incendiary reaction and burn hopes of a scandal-free trip that bolsters Trump's image as a global leader, confidently and capably striding the world stage.
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President Donald Trump's administration unveiled its third budget proposal Monday, cementing a vision for the United States that bolsters funding for defense and border walls, while severely cutting social programs for the nation's poorest.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits unexpectedly fell last week, suggesting a rapid tightening of the labor market that bolsters expectations the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates next week.
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Foreign policy bill The Senate is poised to vote for a third time on a foreign policy bill that includes sanctions against the Syrian government and bolsters U.S. security support for Israel and Jordan.
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The bill—which was initially expected to be the first piece of legislation passed by the Senate in 2019— includes sanctions against the Syrian government and bolsters U.S. security support for Israel and Jordan.
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"The successful demonstration of THAAD against an IRBM-range missile threat bolsters the country's defensive capability against developing missile threats in North Korea and other countries," the Missile Defense Agency said in a statement.
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President Trump likes to brag about how well the stock market is doing, but the fact that corporations are doing exceedingly well at the moment hardly bolsters the need to lower their tax rates.
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BRASILIA, Sept 4 (Reuters) - A Brazilian high court has ruled that Uber drivers are not employees of the mobile ride-hailing company, a decision that bolsters its business model in its second-largest market.
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The chairman of Mr. Trump's Council of Economic Advisers, Kevin Hassett, said growth could be higher than 3.2 percent this year, if Mr. Trump completes a trade deal with China that bolsters American exports.
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Claims in the week ended March 28 are likely to include spillover from last week's report and filings driven by the Senate's $2 trillion stimulus package that bolsters unemployment benefits by $600 a week.
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Amid tensions between superpowers, journalism bolsters strong, confident societies by providing to leaders and citizens important information and awareness to inform their lives and decisions — even, perhaps especially, when it is challenging to governments.
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Chairs, blocks and bolsters are stuffed into shelves and corners, but during each class, the studio becomes littered with them, as they are used to support a modified downward-facing dog or child's pose.
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However, the fact remains that the misuse within Pima County did occur, which bolsters the argument for further investigation, reform and independent oversight of the very agencies entrusted to protect us against unlawful behavior.
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This initiative bolsters our state's workforce by covering all tuition and mandatory fees at two-year colleges and technical schools for students pursuing a variety of in-demand fields like computer science and welding.
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With the help of over 100 co-authors, including Wright, Boyajian presents observational evidence from real-time monitoring of the star, which bolsters the idea that the dimming events are caused by dust clouds.
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"The bank would want to keep real interest elevated to make it costlier to speculate against South African assets, and that bolsters financial assets and the economy against volatility," said Halen Bothma of ETM Analytics.
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On a visit to Japan in May, Trump said he expected Japan's military to reinforce U.S. forces throughout Asia and elsewhere as Tokyo bolsters the ability of its forces to operate further from its shores.
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Taylor's testimony bolsters a whistleblower report and a transcript of Trump's notorious July 25 call with Ukraine's President that shows he asked for a "favor" in return for badly needed aid as Ukraine fights Russia.
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It's tough to evaluate a headset without using it, but Logitech bolsters its announcement with the news that it's now the official headset of Electronic Sports League CS:GO Pro League, ESL One, and ESL Premiership.
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As Amazon bolsters its PillPack business to take on the prescription drug market, industry stalwarts CVS and Walgreens are vigorously defending their turf, setting up a protracted battle between the old guard and the new.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombian state-run oil company Ecopetrol said on Tuesday it will invest between $22018 billion and $21.79 billion in 22018, slightly above this year as it bolsters spending on exploration and production projects.
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The suggestion that Hannity wasn't a serious client bolsters prosecutors' assertion that Cohen had no clients other than Trump in recent years, which they argued meant the potential scope of privileged material would be narrow.
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Intense pressure will now mount on other centrists like Klobuchar and former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg to wrap their campaigns to avoid siphoning delegates away from Biden in a way that bolsters Sanders.
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On a visit to Japan in May, Trump said he expected Japan's military to reinforce U.S. forces throughout Asia and elsewhere as Tokyo bolsters the ability of its forces to operate further from its shores.
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The question is whether Mr. Trump's tweet about why he fired Mr. Flynn — even if it could be shown that despite Mr. Dowd's account, Mr. Trump did write it or approve it — bolsters that case.
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Pros: Features a 4-inch memory foam base, bolsters for extra support, non-skid bottom, water- and tear-resistant cover, removable cover is machine washable, comes in four sizesCons: Not designed to withstand chewing, pricey
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The American bill, passed by a vote of 419 to 3 by the House of Representatives on Tuesday, bolsters economic sanctions against Russia that were imposed after Moscow annexed Crimea and destabilized Ukraine in 2014.
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He said the significance of integrating blockchain technology in the phone is that it bolsters the security and privacy of a user's assets, and will in the future help with protecting a customer's data and identity.
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Why it matters: The research bolsters confidence in NASA's data set, which climate change doubters have been trying to poke holes in for years, in part because it tends to find greater Arctic warming than NOAA.
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The results come as Reliance, the operator of the world's biggest refinery complex, bolsters other parts of its sprawling business such as retail and telecoms, to match revenues from its dominant oil refining and marketing unit.
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Wisconsin returns Alex Hornibrook and Heisman sleeper Jonathan Taylor, Michigan adds Shea Patterson to a team that already bolsters a tremendous defense, Penn State returns Trace "All the Marbles" McSorley, and Ohio State returns Urban Meyer.
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In The Lily's case, the decision to create a separate space for millennial women only bolsters the idea, intentionally or not, that they are less intelligent and less curious than the rest of the Post's readers.
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The deal, announced two weeks after Publicis confirmed it was in talks with Alliance Data, bolsters efforts by the world's third-ranked advertiser to adapt to a fast-changing market increasingly driven by online client data.
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"The milestone of Swiggy successfully creating over 1,000 partner kitchens shows the faith the restaurant partners have in the concept and bolsters our pioneering efforts in enabling more success stories in the restaurant ecosystem," he said.
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The combination of the firms bolsters the New York-based Boies — co-founded by the prominent litigator David Boies — in the California market, where Caldwell Leslie & Proctor is known for its entertainment, environment and investigative practices.
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His policy platform is an attempt to reconcile the two: a worker-centric immigration agenda that bolsters immigrants' labor rights and offers them a part of the social safety net through programs like Medicare-for-all.
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The North Carolina Republican, who chairs the House Oversight and Government Reform subcommittee on government operations, is among lawmakers who want DOJ to publicly disclose information they believe bolsters criticism of the FBI's actions in 2016.
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In a letter to Furman, the challengers say the evidence bolsters their argument that while the administration contends the question was added to better comply with federal voting laws, the real reason was to intimidate Hispanic households.
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This bill also bolsters U.S. commitments under the Global Health Security Agenda (GHSA), which is a U.S.-lead multilateral initiative to build countries' capacity to manage infectious disease threats and elevate heath security as a global priority.
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The gain in factory output, coming after recent strong retail sales data, bolsters the view that the U.S. economy could re-accelerate in the second quarter after growing sluggishly in the first three months of the year.
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If approved, the hike of 2.3 percent will take the defense budget to 5.17 trillion yen ($51.47 billion) in the year starting April 1, for a fifth consecutive increase as Prime Minister Shinzo Abe bolsters Japan's military.
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Now an independent investigation of the incident published Monday by Russia-based Conflict Intelligence Team bolsters that charge, saying the bombing did indeed happen and was likely carried out by Syrian government air forces or possibly Russia.
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Neil Kinnock — Labour's leader in the late '80s and early '90s, who faced a challenge from Tony Benn in 1988 — had to gather his own supporters from MPs that time around, which bolsters the anti-Corbyn view.
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The action bolsters the ranks of Amazon's original content division and marks the latest touch of Jennifer Salke, who became head of Amazon's TV and film studio earlier this year after the role was vacant for months.
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Why it matters: The finding, announced Friday at an oceans conference in Newport, Rhode Island, bolsters conclusions from a recent study that found a plastic bag adrift in the Mariana Trench — the deepest spot in the ocean.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump said Monday that an attempted terrorist attack in New York bolsters the need for his preferred immigration policies, which the White House says would have prevented the suspect from entering the country.
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Pierotti's testimony bolsters claims by prosecutors that Shkreli's funds, MSMB Capital and MSMB Healthcare, were operating with relatively little money with which to trade, despite Shkreli's boasts to investors of having up to $22016 million under management.
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At the same time, however, costs for employer-based coverage have steadily risen in recent years, a point Harris didn't quite make but bolsters her argument that workers are not necessarily overly enamored with their current offerings.
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The poll, conducted by the Chicago Council on Global Affairs in 2018, found that 84 percent of Democrats believe that "international trade is good for the US economy"; 71 percent also believed that trade bolsters job creation.
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Mr. Netanyahu's win could play into the hands of Arab militants, such as those in Hezbollah and Hamas who call for Israel's destruction, because it bolsters their argument that negotiating with Israel is a waste of time.
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The bank's view that oil prices will normalize in 22013 and 22014, as well as measures taken to push out debt payments, bolsters the case for the companies, analysts said in a research note released on Monday.
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To the Editor: In explaining the tenacity of the Christian belief in eternal damnation, David Bentley Hart makes the excellent point that the belief bolsters the sense of reward for those who see themselves as heaven bound.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's economy looks set to pick up pace over the next two years as surging employment bolsters incomes and state governments splurge on infrastructure, though a mountain of household debt still looms as a concern.
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In theory, at least, Justice Gorsuch bolsters the conservative wing of the court, but there is no guarantee that five justices would agree to overturn a ruling against the administration even if the case does reach them.
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Lewandowski is among those advising the No. 3 wireless company on its deal as it bolsters its defenses ahead of a what will likely be a tough regulatory review process, T-Mobile said in a statement last week.
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The organization's ability to manage service and delivery costs within its closed healthcare delivery network contributes to EBITDA-based margins in the 7% to 0003% range and bolsters its ability to offer products and services at competitive prices.
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This week sees the return of musical Rowby Canton (Matthew Lillard), which continues this season's trend of returning to some of the show's greatest hits and bolsters the feeling that we are indeed entering the show's final lap.
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The sharp deceleration in consumer spending in December puts consumption on a lower growth trajectory in the first quarter and bolsters analysts' expectations that the economy will slow down further in the first three months of the year.
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It's because the best available science bolsters the Obama-era policies he wants to repeal, and it will likely show that Pruitt's own policies would endanger the public—even causing preventable deaths due to pollution and higher temperatures.
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The legislation would require the secretary of state to certify at least once a year that Hong Kong still retains enough autonomy to warrant the special U.S. trading consideration that bolsters its status as a world financial center.
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And part of what bolsters Democratic hopes for the Second District in Kansas, a deep-red state, is the failure of the far-right Republican nominee for governor, Kris Kobach, to establish any lead over his Democratic rival.
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"As the United States recognizes that it can take advantage of the fact that it is less carbon intensive than its competitors, including China, that bolsters the United States' competitive advantage when it comes to manufacturing," he said.
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Details: The bill requires carriers to verify that calls are legitimate before they reach consumers; ensures providers make robocall-blocking services available for free; and bolsters the federal government's ability to impose and collect fines for illegal calls.
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It is the only active safety system capable of detecting and preventing an impending T-bone style collision, while also offering the unique ability to push you away from a side collision using the air bolsters in the seat.
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You have somebody that kind of bolsters the government's argument that the sentence he received did nothing to deter Epstein from continuing to commit offenses and did nothing to set him on a path of not being a criminal.
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The deal will boost Aramco's downstream business ahead of a planned initial public offering next year and also bolsters Malaysia's state-controlled Petroliam Nasional Bhd - known as Petronas - after it cut spending because of the slump in oil prices.
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Hours after Trump announced his electronics ban, the United Kingdom revealed a similar policy, a move that either bolsters the idea of a terrorist threat or suggests that the British also want to discourage Muslims from entering their country.
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Simply dropping the charges now against the remaining defendants is problematic, because it logically suggests that there was never sufficient evidence against any of the officers, and bolsters the arguments of critics who say the prosecution was purely political.
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"We think that Aramco will now run all of its future expansion plans directly through SABIC, and with a big part of the 2030 vision focused on expanding petchems, this only bolsters SABIC's long-term growth potential," Husseini said.
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Greg Kinnear bolsters his natural smugness with a touch of self-righteousness in the role of Coach Turner; it doesn't help, but again it seems as if no one involved appreciated what made the part work in the original.
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The 31-year-old leads San Jose in goals (18), assists (27), points (45) and plus/minus rating (plus-453) in 44 contests as he bolsters his case to unseat reigning Norris Trophy winner Drew Doughty of Los Angeles.
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While this kind of categorization and labeling contributes to the kind of detrimental othering that leads to civil war, colonialism, and enslavement, it also bolsters the pro-choice cause and decisions to test potentially life-saving drugs on mice.
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And, in an ambitiously hybrid form, he bolsters these observations with reporting (he is a radio host and television journalist, who has covered immigration to Britain and America's death row), plus research into the anthropology and history of masculinity.
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Gatwick, 40 miles south of London and mostly surrounded by countryside, says its stronger environmental position bolsters the case for its runway to go ahead, as the two airports battle to be given permission to deliver expansion by 2025.
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That sliver of the budget pie bolsters our national security by supporting activities that counter Daesh (the Islamic State) and violent extremism, mitigate crises in Syria and Iraq, address the underlying factors of migration from Central America and more.
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Democrats believe that it bolsters their list of impeachable offenses, adding the stonewalling of Congress to the tally, but it could also deprive them of crucial witnesses and evidence they might need to lodge credible charges against the president.
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House Democrats have seized on Trump's call and his attorney's push for Ukraine to investigate Biden, saying the move amounts to soliciting foreign help to interfere in the 2020 election and arguing that it bolsters their case for impeachment.
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Lawmakers formally called for the administration to release the whistleblower complaint one day after Pelosi announced that the House would move forward with a formal impeachment inquiry, with several Democrats arguing the partial transcript bolsters their case for impeachment.
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Coming on the heels of a report on Wednesday showing a broad increase in consumer prices in January, the PPI report bolsters expectations that inflation will gain steam this year even though its correlation with consumer prices has weakened.
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Prosecutors in Pennsylvania have maintained that the evidence about quaaludes bolsters their case against Mr. Cosby, who is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting Andrea Constand, a Temple University staff member, in his home north of Philadelphia in 2004.
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The installation's fictionalized environment bolsters her own sense of authority while encouraging white males to experiment with submissiveness, surrender, and servitude — characteristics typically discouraged in a society governed by the notion that man's nature is to conquer and control.
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Prohibiting the limiting of video streaming not only "allows for a greater Internet diversity, but also bolsters the providers of video-streaming services who place worth on higher-definition content," Jochen Homann, the head of the agency, said in the release.
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His selection bolsters concerns about an increase in military influence in a Trump White House — and as Trump moves forward on his signature issue to build a wall along the southern border and go after people living in the country illegally.
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The chain-letter model actually bolsters the truthiness of the claim since Facebook users are more directly telling their friends that Zuckerberg will delete Facebook if they don't share this video—which is completely fake—with many of their friends.
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Monday's survey bolsters views that business activity in Asia's third-largest economy continues to recover from a slowdown and indicated that risks from rising inflation pressure would not dissuade the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) from tightening monetary policy again.
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Pollock's return bolsters an already potent offense led by All-Star infielders Paul Goldschmidt, Jake Lamb and Chris Owings, and the latter is 8-for-23 with three home runs, four doubles and six RBIs in his last six games.
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The strategy has three key benefits for the tech giants: It bolsters their green credentials and cuts their environmental footprint; it gives them independence from the broader U.S. electric grid; and it eases a portion of their total tax burdens.
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A new image released today by SoCalGas showing crews working on the relief well which will help alleviate pressure so the leak can be stoppedThis news bolsters many existing concerns about the maintenance of natural gas facilities throughout the region.
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This admission by prosecutors of the ongoing investigation bolsters CNN's reporting Tuesday that several tentacles related to WikiLeaks -- including the pursuit of testimony from a former Roger Stone associate, and a case about a leak of CIA documents -- are still active.
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The government claims a "double lock" authorization process that loops in the judiciary to signing off intercept warrants for the first time in the U.K., along with senior ministers, bolsters against the risk of the "most intrusive investigatory powers" being misused.
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That bolsters the likelihood that the EU fine may be nothing more than a pricey slap on the wrist in the long-run — so long as the fine, which Google is appealing, doesn't have a substantial impact on Google's advertising machine.
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The law, signed last year, bolsters the enforceability of the "non-compete clause," language often inserted into the fine print of employment contracts — from tech workers to hair dressers — to make it harder for people to leave to a rival company.
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This does not conflict with its denial of hardware attack; in fact, it bolsters it, because Apple cites the malware as the reason it dropped Supermicro as a vendor in its official statement — not the presence of malicious microchips in servers.
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The tie-up comes as Reliance, which is run by Asia's richest man Mukesh Ambani and runs a sprawling conglomerate, bolsters its consumer-focused units such as retail and telecoms to match the strength of its dominant oil and gas business.
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SAVINGS SURGE The sharp deceleration in consumer spending in December puts consumption on a lower growth trajectory in the first quarter and bolsters analysts' expectations that the economy will slow down further in the first three months of the year.
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STRONG SAVINGS The sharp deceleration in consumer spending in December puts consumption on a lower growth trajectory in the first quarter and bolsters analysts' expectations that the economy will slow down further in the first three months of the year.
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"This budget request reflects the President's 'America First' agenda that prioritizes the well-being of Americans, bolsters U.S. national security, secures our borders, and advances U.S. economic interests," Tillerson said in a statement last month when the budget was released.
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Wolff's main contribution to what we know about Trump is a willingness to seemingly say anything, whether or not it's strictly true—and that only bolsters the Trump administration's case that the fake news media is out to get him.
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Given tightening global oil supplies, a 200,000 bpd decrease in Libya would add further support to oil prices, and combined with the increased likelihood of a collapse in the Iran nuclear deal in May, bolsters the case for oil market bulls.
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Though most of the attention will now be on Mr. Vaccarello's plans for the Saint Laurent label, his ascension further bolsters Ms. Versace's position as something of a talent spotter and Versus as a potent launching pad for other designers.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain hosted 10.1 million foreign tourists in August, the National Statistics Institute (INE) said on Friday, 5.8 percent more than a year earlier and marking a monthly record for arrivals as the influx of visitors bolsters the economy.
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TRIPOLI/PARIS (Reuters) - Military strongman Khalifa Haftar's intended lightning seizure of Libya's capital has stalled, but he is unlikely to face real pressure from abroad to pull back as the arrival of hardline opponents bolsters his war cry against "terrorism".
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All told, the Fed's statement bolsters the view that the central bank sees the U.S. economy as fundamentally on solid ground, likely setting the stage for an interest rate increase when Fed officials meet again to set policy in December.
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He bolsters the project through interviews with NASA personnel (Umut Yıldız and Alper Aydemir, from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory), an aviation lawyer, and a Turkish architect who collectively imagine the finer details of setting up a refugee colony on Mars.
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Officials from her National Front party said she is traveling Friday, on the heels of a trip this week by Le Pen to Chad as she bolsters her international credentials for the two-round vote on April 23 and May 7.
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If approved, the proposal for a rise of 2.5 percent in defence spending to 5.26 trillion yen ($48 billion) for the year starting April 1, will be the sixth straight annual increase as Prime Minister Shinzo Abe bolsters the military.
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The trailer bolsters what Marvel has said about the movie — that it's a story about Carol and Earth caught in the middle of a galactic war between alien races called the Skrulls and the Kree — while adding more connective tissue.
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While Elio's parents don't play huge roles in the film, their acceptance and encouragement of Elio bolsters the loving spirit of the movie, really driving home that Call Me by Your Name is a celebration of LGBTQ love and identity.
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It helps writers, but it also bolsters publications, helping promote big stories and creating all kinds of dystopian forms of content like "microscoops," or breaking news too small to merit its own article but enough to tout to competitors on Twitter.
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The evidence, comprising text messages and handwritten notes, was released by four Democratic committee chairs and purportedly bolsters claims of a conspiracy against the then US-ambassador to Ukraine involving Lev Parnas, an indicted associate of Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani.
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All of us who want to make a difference need to learn how to be follower leaders — to use our positions and our privilege and access to money in a way that actually bolsters the initiative that the families take.
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That Mr. Sanders inspires a unique fervor among his supporters only bolsters the case for his candidacy, the Times writer Elizabeth Bruenig argues, since fiscally conservative Democrats may be more likely to support the general election candidate no matter what.
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Though some argue that the United States designation of Mr. Suleimani's military group as a foreign terrorist organization bolsters the case for killing him, some legal scholars say that this is not relevant for determining whether he posed an imminent threat.
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In Washington, there is an unfortunate phenomenon known as "earpiece envy," where being surrounded by armed security agents speaking into microphones attached to their shirt cuffs is something to be coveted as it bolsters an incredible sense of self-importance.
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Vanishing Lake Chad bolsters Boko Haram Across the Sahel, a semi-arid region between the Sahara desert and Sudanian Savannah in Africa, temperature increases are projected to be 1.5 times higher than the global average, according to the United Nations.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's new security strategy bolsters the case for trade actions to protect U.S. economic interests on national security grounds, including possible import tariffs on steel and aluminum, a senior Trump administration official said on Tuesday.
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However, a declining share of new car sales in Germany, coupled with press reports that it is taking longer to sell used diesel cars due to decreasing demand, bolsters our view that regulatory pressures could eventually hit used diesel car prices.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyNCAA president wants a federal athlete compensation bill Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' Bombshell Afghanistan report bolsters calls for end to 'forever wars' MORE by double digits, while former Sen.
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Because one of the biggest lies that bolsters rape culture and that makes assaulters and abusers believe that they're in the right is that all men would hurt women if given the chance — boys will be boys and that sort of stuff.
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Publishing the report regularly bolsters the Fed's ongoing moves towards greater public transparency about how the central bank uses its broad powers — a step Powell has said is important to sustain the Fed's continued independence from elected officials in setting monetary policy.
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Since then the individuals behind the complaints have continued to submit and publish evidence they argue bolsters their case against the behavioral ad targeting industry (principally Google and the IAB which set the spec involved in the real-time bidding (RTB) system).
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That a human footprint may now have been found about 100 kilometers (60 miles) away at the Pilauco site, dating to roughly the same era as the Monte Verde tracks, bolsters the case that humans lived in South America at this time.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The number of American workers voluntarily quitting their jobs jumped in December to the highest level in nearly 285 years, in a strong show of confidence in the labor market which further bolsters expectations of faster wage growth this year.
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"Straight ticket voting is more prevalent [today], but you can see many examples where the top of the ticket went a different way than the bottom of the ticket," said David Avella, chairman of GOPAC, a Republican group that bolsters state legislative candidates.
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Q has been a DMV staple for the past few years for his feverish output, unorthodox delivery, and real life story that bolsters his lyrical content (You can spot him in Rico Nasty's "iCarly" video and hear him mentioned on GoldLink's "Roll Call").
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Keeping energy markets fully integrated not only helps attract investors, lowers capital costs and keeps prices lower for U.S. consumers and businesses, but it also bolsters America's energy and national security by strengthening export markets with two of our largest trading partners.
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But with little evidence that keeping interest rates just above zero at this stage appreciably bolsters the economy and businesses — and with stocks and bonds already expensive — the best guess of some advisers is that the strategy may not help investors much longer.
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Maria was the strongest storm to hit Puerto Rico in 90 years and her devastation "really bolsters the case for equal treatment for Puerto Rico," said Jake Johnston, an international research associate at the Washington think tank Center for Economic and Policy Research.
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Fat also bolsters immunity: "the cells that are precursors to fat cells, called preadipocytes, act like special immune cells that devour invading germs and bacteria, which helps explain why people who diet to extremes tend to get sick more often," Dr. Lavie explains.
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"While the road ahead is still long and bumpy, this decision is a significant milestone that bolsters the ICC's independence in the face of the Trump administration's bullying tactics," Jamil Dakwar, the director of the ACLU's Human Rights Program, said in a statement.
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The proposal, a draft of which was obtained by CNN, underscores the scale of the economic crisis facing individuals and businesses across the country amid the accelerating pandemic and bolsters health care resources, student loans and aid, business tax provisions and temporary authority.
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However disparate the problems, Mr. Trump's embrace of Mr. Conte bolsters the hard-line views on immigration of the right-wing, xenophobic League, the smaller but so far more assertive partner to the politically amorphous Five-Star Movement in Italy's ruling coalition.
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WASHINGTON — A wave of optimism has swept over American business leaders, and it is beginning to translate into the sort of investment in new plants, equipment and factory upgrades that bolsters economic growth, spurs job creation — and may finally raise wages significantly.
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The decision further bolsters U.S. defenses and comes after the Trump administration expedited the deployment of a carrier strike group and sent bombers to the Middle East following what it said were troubling indications of possible preparations for an attack by Iran.
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The relocation, which involves 43 current and new executive and digital jobs, bolsters New York City's vision of itself as an emerging digital powerhouse, but also continues the erosion in Connecticut of an industry that has long been an economic engine there.
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Emerging from the long-drawn deposition, Democrats said Hill's testimony only bolsters the allegations that Trump and those in his closest orbit had pressured foreign officials to tarnish a domestic political adversary for the purpose of boosting his reelection chances next year.
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Biden's Charlottesville announcement video was panned by many Democrats, but it proved effective in provoking Trump to comment on the controversy and engage in an ongoing verbal tussle that only bolsters Biden's case that he's well-suited to take on the president.
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Democrats' efforts to strip the president of his powers through constitutional means, instead of defeating him at the ballot box next year, bolsters Trump's ability to distract attention from his unfulfilled promises, rally his populist base and reinvigorate the outsider status he relishes.
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FAFLIC is considered core as it is used by GAFG to retain New York business in block reinsurance transactions and also has reinsurance agreements where it assumes and cedes business internally with other GAFG affiliates, which bolsters the group's willingness to support FAFLIC.
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Good relations with Riyadh, an American ally, bolsters Moscow's clout in the Middle East, helps Putin's campaign in Syria and might even help mend relations with Washington, according to two sources in Russia's delegation to Vienna, where OPEC officials have been meeting.
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"Mirror (Fireworks)" has John taunting opponents with an updated fairy tale rhyme ("Tell a hater who's the biggest flexer of them all" rhyming with… you can guess what) while "Get Away" bolsters itself with thudding, tribal percussion layered into the usual trap kit sounds.
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Why it matters: At a time of a fierce U.S.-Chinese rivalry for AI supremacy, academic critics accuse Big Tech of luring away university talent with high-dollar contracts, then focusing research not on big scientific questions, but on what bolsters their bottom line.
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The study is the first to classify the positions taken in Exxon's internal documents as well as its public statements on climate change, and it bolsters the recent work of investigative journalists at Inside Climate News, the Columbia Journalism School, and Los Angeles Times.
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Nonetheless, a merger bolsters the pro-business right against the incumbent left-leaning New Democrats, who have drawn the ire of conservatives by imposing a carbon tax on the emissions-heavy energy sector and by what critics says is heavy government spending despite budget deficits.
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"Under the circumstances, we believe cause exists for investors to question the value offered in LaSalle-Blackstone proposal, and the August 21, 2018 revised offer only bolsters our view as it widens the spread over the board recommended cash offer," the Glass Lewis report said.
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It also sends a message to North Korea, with which Russia shares a 1503-kilometer border in Russia's far eastern corner, and bolsters patriotic pride at a time when relations between the US and Russia are at their most frosty since the Cold War.
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Cyber security firm Kaspersky Lab on Monday said it had obtained digital evidence that bolsters suspicions by some researchers that North Korea was involved in last year's $81 million cyber heist of the Bangladesh central bank's account at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
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While some studies have concluded that only people with hypertension on high-salt diets need to reduce salt intake, the overwhelming strength of scientific findings bolsters advice from major health organizations that most Americans should cut back on sodium for the sake of their health.
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The measure, which was approved 97 to 2 — Senators Rand Paul of Kentucky and Mike Lee of Utah, both Republicans, were the only votes against it — bolsters existing sanctions and would allow Congress to thwart any presidential effort to curtail sanctions without congressional approval.
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Val DemingsValdez (Val) Venita DemingsHouse Democrats say memo of Trump call bolsters impeachment case White House memo shows Trump pressed Ukraine leader to look into Biden Gun epidemic is personal for lawmakers touched by violence MORE (D-Fla.), a member of the House Judiciary Committee.
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Pramila JayapalPramila JayapalHouse Democrats say memo of Trump call bolsters impeachment case State Dept: Trump travel ban denied more than 31K people entry to US Progressives push for changes to Pelosi drug pricing plan MORE (D-Wash.), the co-chairwoman of the Progressive Caucus.
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North Korea has expanded a factory linked to the production of long-range nuclear missiles, according to a new analysis of satellite photos provided to NBC News that bolsters a growing expectation the country soon will resume testing a capability that threatens the United States.
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"It shows that the tariffs on China are working and that bolsters Trump's case, but China at the margin is one of the biggest players in global economy and it is struggling and is one of the keys of a slowing global growth," Nolte said.
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Separately in a letter to District Judge Jesse M. Furman on Thursday, the challengers say the evidence bolsters their argument that while the administration contends the question was added to better comply with federal voting laws, the real reason was to intimidate Hispanic households from being counted.
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Like a lot of Americans in the '80s, Stan has bought the propaganda about what the communists represent; unlike a lot of Americans, his line of work brings him into contact with horrible things the KGB has done on a regular basis, which only bolsters his beliefs.
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The documents are the first public records to show some within the Department of Homeland Security had wanted to actively ask asylum-seekers whether they had fear of being returned to Mexico, evidence that immigration advocates say bolsters their arguments that the controversial program lacks necessary safeguards.
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It proves that Ted Cruz can play and win in a critical battleground state, and it bolsters the Cruz campaign narrative that, in a less fractured field with a head-to-head fight (John Kasich notwithstanding), Cruz is the choice of a majority of the GOP electorate.
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A four-month low in the Fed's preferred measure of inflation — personal consumption expenditures (PCE) — alleviates the need for swift action and instead bolsters the argument of the dovish members on the committee, who urge patience and an extended timeline for a higher federal funds rate.
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Martinez has also been plagued by low approval ratings, all of which bolsters Lujan Grisham's bid, said Gabriel Ramon Sanchez, a political science professor at the University of New Mexico and principal at pollster Latino Decisions, who has done contract work for the Democratic congressional campaign arm.
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Those Republican divisions have been closely watched, even before Trump announced his go-it-alone approach from the Rose Garden on Friday, and Democrats think that discord only bolsters their case that Trump is abusing executive powers simply to make good on his central campaign promise.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi indicated public sentiment was a big part of the reason she launched an impeachment inquiry into the president in the first place, and if it continues to shift against Trump that bolsters her case and the potential for a vote on impeachment.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyNCAA president wants a federal athlete compensation bill Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' Bombshell Afghanistan report bolsters calls for end to 'forever wars' MORE (R-Utah) tweeted to express his "heartfelt sorrow" over Frates's death.
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The new report bolsters the statements of a wide range of energy and environmental experts — including President Obama, and officials from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) and International Energy Agency (IEA) — who have said natural gas use significantly lowers CO85033 emissions.
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The Department of Justice said the Trump Organization's decision on Wednesday to give up management of the Trump SoHo by year end and drop the Trump name bolsters the argument for dismissing the lawsuit, whose plaintiffs also include the nonprofit watchdog Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington.
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While the lawsuits that have been filed to challenge the emergency will be evaluated on a number of fronts, a clear objection to the emergency from Congress bolsters the case that Trump is bypassing Congress's constitutionally granted "power of the purse" in order to obtain the funds he's authorizing.
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But this accelerator bolsters a very reasonable theory: that the companies are much more interested in capturing the attention of non-gaming companies that use VR. Last week, HTC announced a partnership with 3D software company Dassault, and this accelerator could theoretically lead to similar deals in the future.
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Ostensibly, the MAP program seeks to expand the museum's holdings of non-Western contemporary art; simultaneously, it reveals the impossibility of disentangling any collecting project by a Western institution from a long history of instrumentalizing the museum as a tool of colonialism that bolsters the acquiring nation's ideologies.
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Increased IMF involvement in the CEMAC monetary zone is in line with our expectations, and bolsters our assumption that the probability of a devaluation of the Central African CFA franc exchange rate against the euro in response to the fall in commodity prices since 2014 remains very low.
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The decision bolsters Mr. Temer's standing at a critical juncture when powerful figures across Brazil's political class are battling accusations of corruption and abuse of power, including various top allies that Mr. Temer is considering for cabinet posts as well as officials in Ms. Rousseff's leftist Workers' Party.
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Barring any new information, such as the kind that senators received in 2010, and provided the Russians comply with the New Start Treaty and the United States bolsters the credibility of the U.S. nuclear deterrent force, then Washington should remain silent on what to do about the agreement.
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But if refugees do make it out, ISIS wants them to be treated badly — the more the West treats them with suspicion and fear, the more it supports ISIS's narrative of a West that is hostile to Muslims and bolsters ISIS's efforts to recruit from migrant communities in Europe.
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Wealth has always concentrated in this birthplace of both modern capitalism and the Italian Renaissance, and Pitti Uomo substantially bolsters the coffers in the city, generating nearly $300 million for the local economy over just four days last year, according to a study by Bocconi University in Milan.
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An improved outlook bolsters the Fed's current expectation that it won't need to cut rates further for the time being, though the central bank still sees risks that could change that outlook, including "new uncertainties" in trade policy with Argentina, Brazil and France, and political turmoil in Hong Kong.
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Details of the new standards, which take effect on July 1, have been highly anticipated by metals traders eager to know if they will still be able to ship their scrap into China, the world's biggest metals consumer, as it bolsters its environmental crackdown on imports of solid waste.
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Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchTrump to award racing legend Roger Penske with Presidential Medal of Freedom Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist, former Reagan adviser Arthur Laffer Second ex-Senate staffer charged in aiding doxxing of GOP senators MORE (R-Utah) that bolsters school violence prevention grants.
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Pramila JayapalPramila JayapalHouse Democrats say memo of Trump call bolsters impeachment case State Dept: Trump travel ban denied more than 31K people entry to US Progressives push for changes to Pelosi drug pricing plan MORE (D-Wash.), a Progressive Caucus leader and member of the Judiciary Committee. Rep.
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To be a Jehovah's Witness in Russia, after all, is to fall afoul of the extremely complex interplay between nationality, faith, and nationalism in Vladimir Putin's Russia, which — as I have previously written — bolsters its authoritarian regime by appealing to the fundamental "Russianness" of the state Orthodox Church.
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Sources at the Ambassador Hotel tell TMZ, Mateen was seen on camera footage recorded December 14, 2015 around 11 PM. We're told the video bolsters the claims of the heavily disguised man who told Univision he met up with Mateen 15-20 times at the hotel between November and December.
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His victory bolsters the nuclear deal with the United States and other world powers — one of the key achievements of his first term — and his margin of victory gives Rouhani a mandate to challenge the conservative hardliners who still hold power in the country's cumbersome mix of theocracy and democracy.
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Using updates of official industry classifications, Thor Berger and Carl Benedikt Frey further document that less than 0.5% of the US workforce shifted into technology industries that emerged in the 2000s, including digital industries such as online auctions, video/audio streaming and web design This analysis bolsters the "secular stagnation" argument.
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Trump's choices on what incidents merit his comment reaffirm what we suspected: He condemns hate and violence when it bolsters his narratives about who is and is not vulnerable in America, when it can be manipulated into support for his positions, and when he is absolutely backed into a corner.
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"Our results have consistently shown that workers prioritize finding meaning at work, so the fact that so many workers say it's very important to work for a company with clearly stated values really bolsters that," said Laura Wronski, senior research scientist at SurveyMonkey, which analyzes the Workplace Happiness results for CNBC.
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Supporting regional institutions bolsters US standing While President Trump has shied away from continuing many of President Obama's legacies, his meetings in Vietnam and the Philippines are prime opportunities to show his belief that regional institutions are key to supporting stability, a key pillar of President Obama's foreign policy strategy.
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The mythos surrounding the Wagner Group only bolsters Putin's three-pronged strategy for claiming a top slot in an evolving multipolar world order: drive a wedge into the trans-Atlantic alliance, revive relations with former Soviet client states like Mozambique, Syria, Libya and Sudan, and project power beyond Russian borders.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooPence bolsters coronavirus team following criticism Hillicon Valley: US hits Huawei with new charges | Judge orders Pentagon to halt 'war cloud' work amid Amazon challenge | IRS removes guidance on Fortnite game currency Democrats criticize FCC for not taking action against DC station broadcasting Russian disinformation MORE (D-Calif.).
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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has accused the Trump administration of dragging its feet in nuclear negotiations and warned that his country will soon show a new strategic weapon to the world as it bolsters its nuclear deterrent in face of "gangster-like" U.S. sanctions and pressure.
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Scott Taylor to seek old Virginia seat MORE and Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyNCAA president wants a federal athlete compensation bill Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' Bombshell Afghanistan report bolsters calls for end to 'forever wars' MORE in the 2008 and 2012 presidential contests.
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Meer and West countered that when you add appropriate controls, the industries seeing slower job growth aren't weird or surprising; a recent paper by Doruk Cengiz using machine learning to decompose the employment effects that Meer and West discuss suggests they're mostly among higher-wage individuals, which bolsters Dube's critique.
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" Newly minted Solicitor General Noel Francisco argued the new order bolsters the administration's appeals of the 9th Circuit ruling, which claimed the ban lacked "sufficient finding" of a national security risk, and the 4th Circuit ruling that it was "motivated" by a "desire to exclude Muslims from the United States.
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Voynovskaya reports that the disparity in marketing the event as a progressive stage for increased diversity in tech is a veiled attempt to hide the minimal administrative diversity at the company, and bolsters the ability of tech giants to lure artists on the basis of "exposure" rather than proper wages.
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The discovery of the flag bolsters authorities' claim that the attack on Thursday was carried out by the Islamic State group, which controls territory in Syria and Iraq and whose ambition to create an Islamic caliphate has attracted 214,22016 foreign fighters from around the world, including a few hundred Indonesians and Malaysians.
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The rule bolsters one of the administration's long-term environmental goals — cutting methane emissions from the oil and gas sector 40 to 45 percent from 2012 levels by 2025 — and is consistent with the president's Clean Power Plan, which requires a 32 percent reduction in US carbon emission from 2005 levels by 2030.
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But every well-meant gesture — every free room, free ride, or free phone call — bolsters the public image of these corporations as the saviors we should turn to whenever a new, seemingly insurmountable problem arises, even as the public controversies around these companies, and the unchecked role they play in our lives, grow.
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"It's easy to inflate the importance of the P.C.C. into a regional or national security threat, which then bolsters the bureaucratic apparatus that positions itself to respond to such a threat," said Renato Sérgio de Lima, the director of the Brazilian Public Security Forum, a group that analyzes organized crime in the country.
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"Having some sort of deal or at least lessening tensions with the EU increases pressure on our other trading partners that we are certainly negotiating with at the time, [and also] bolsters the spine of the Trump administration, thinking tariffs are the threat that can get the job done," Dupler told CNBC.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyNCAA president wants a federal athlete compensation bill Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' Bombshell Afghanistan report bolsters calls for end to 'forever wars' MORE (Utah) Romney has emerged as one of Trump's toughest Republican critics in Congress since taking office in January.
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SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has accused the Trump administration of dragging its feet in nuclear negotiations and warned that his country will soon show a new strategic weapon to the world as its bolsters its nuclear deterrent in face of "gangster-like" US sanctions and pressure.
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The overseas operations - which made a profit for the first time in seven years in the year to March 2017 - has recorded lower pretax profits since April amid a bond trading slump that has also hit Wall Street banks, even as Nomura bolsters its U.S. investment banking operations with new hires to capture more business.
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But according to Education Department data, about 60 percent of graduate students who take advantage of tuition waivers are in STEM fields: Lawmakers in both parties have echoed the calls of educators and the science and tech community to elevate and improve access to STEM education — something Republicans themselves have said bolsters America's economic competitiveness.
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Reuters suggests the jury's damages award could have wider significance if it ends up being factored into the looming billion dollar royalties suit between Apple and Qualcomm — by putting a dollar value on some of the latter's IP, the San Diego trial potentially bolsters its contention that its chip licensing practices are fair, it said.
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Russia and Putin have been extremely angered over the past decade, at least whenever NATO bolsters its forces along its eastern borders, while NATO sees Russia as developing hardened and more secure defense facilities all the way from Kaliningrad in the north now to Syria, with their announcement of a permanent military base there.
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Trillions of microbial cells inhabit the human body, outnumbering human cells by 10 to one according to some estimates, and growing evidence suggests that the rich array of intestinal microbiota helps us process nutrients in the foods we eat, bolsters the immune system and does all sorts of odd jobs that promote sound health.
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House Democrats are seizing on the release of a partial transcript detailing President TrumpDonald John TrumpWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE's conversation with Ukraine's leader as evidence that bolsters their case for impeachment.
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A Food and Drug Administration panel opened a new era in medicine on Wednesday, unanimously recommending that the agency approve the first-ever treatment that genetically alters a patient's own cells to fight cancer, transforming them into what scientists call "a living drug" that powerfully bolsters the immune system to shut down the disease.
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What Mysterio is talking about goes beyond even fake news, into the realm of how willing we are to believe just about anything if it bolsters a story we already want to be true — like the idea that a normal teenage boy could be bitten by a spider and become a good-hearted superhero.
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Titled L'oeil de Baudelaire (Baudelaire's eye), the show gazes upon and bolsters the dandy's deserved reputation as a discerning and witty art critic by demonstrating his relationship to life and Romanticism — the cultural movement inspired by the writings of Edmund Burke and the French philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau, among others, that focused on individual passions and inner struggles.
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"For Sessions to have a closed-door meeting with an organization that has put dismantling progress for LGBT people front and center of its mission only bolsters the anxiety people have about whether this Justice Department is a Justice Department for all Americans," said McGowan, who is now a top lawyer for the LGBT group Lambda Legal.
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"Believe" is him slipping in and out of contemporary flows; at one moment early in the song, he says "Now my community's gated, and I made it, and my neighbors say 'Hi,'" and he tweaks the formula just enough to make it his own, even folding in his long-cogent perspective on how his race bolsters his public image.
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The researchers point to other snippets of data that seem to support their conclusions: a study of Serbian women published in 2008, for instance, found that babies born to mothers with higher IQs had a better chance of surviving than those born to low-IQ women, which bolsters the idea that looking after human babies is indeed cognitively taxing.
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While lawmakers are careful not to directly criticize Warren, a colleague, they believe Tuesday's state and local elections bolsters the argument for a nominee with centrist credentials such as former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 2020 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE.
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Joe Biden: The case for the former vice president is what it's always been: he holds a clear lead in primary polls; his favorable ratings with Democrats are through the roof; he holds a substantial lead in early polls against Trump (which bolsters an electability argument); and he was second in command to the very popular President Barack Obama.
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Donna ShalalaDonna Edna ShalalaBiden surge calms Democratic jitters Overnight Health Care — Presented by American Health Care Association — Dems 'frustrated' by coronavirus response after briefing | Mulvaney claims press covering outbreak to take Trump down | Pence bolsters task force House approves bill banning flavored tobacco products MORE (D-Fla.), who served as Health and Human Services secretary under former President Clinton.
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Bobby RushBobby Lee RushOvernight Health Care — Presented by American Health Care Association — Dems 'frustrated' by coronavirus response after briefing | Mulvaney claims press covering outbreak to take Trump down | Pence bolsters task force House approves bill banning flavored tobacco products Bill banning menthol in cigarettes divides Democrats, with some seeing racial bias MORE (D-Ill.) More on the vote here.
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The Daily Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: On iPhone or iPad | On Android via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher After a historic week in which the president bolsters the alt-right and white nationalists, why does he end the week by getting rid of Stephen K. Bannon, the alt-right crusader in his White House?
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As long-time Russia hand Strobe Talbott and his colleague Maggie Tennis noted this week, Trump&aposs failure to reach out to European allies in advance of the strike on Soleimani bolsters Putin&aposs ability to promote his favorite line that the US is an erratic partner at best and a menace to global stability at worst.
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And some conservatives called her political record into question, pointing to past contributions to Democrats and to a super PAC supporting Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyNCAA president wants a federal athlete compensation bill Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' Bombshell Afghanistan report bolsters calls for end to 'forever wars' MORE's 2012 presidential campaign.
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Bkav's elaborate Face ID workaround is quite complicated compared to that, which bolsters Apple's claims the new system is more secure than Touch ID.No security is foolproof, but bypassing Face ID in secrecy via this method generally seems to require a high degree of technical knowledge, time, and effort, not to mention direct access to the iPhone X in question.
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James InhofeJames (Jim) Mountain InhofeDemocrats, environmentalists blast Trump rollback of endangered species protections Bottom Line Overnight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador MORE (R-Okla.) argued that boycotting the speech "just fans the flames" and bolsters GOP claims that Democrats aren't willing to work with Trump.
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There are many examples of corporate behavior that violates rules but bolsters profits, from emissions cheating at Volkswagen to the creation of fake bank accounts at Wells Fargo and alleged sexual harassment at the highest levels at Fox News, but what set Uber apart was the way the company was celebrated for its better-to-ask-forgiveness approach to business.
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When Trump rushes to congratulate Recep Tayyip Erdoğan for passing a referendum that bolsters autocratic rule in Turkey—or when a sullen and insulting meeting with Angela Merkel is followed by a swoon session with Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, the military dictator of Egypt—how are the supporters of liberal and democratic values throughout Europe meant to react to American leadership?
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"What's that Perfume that You Wear?" accentuates a chiming, rinkydink keyboard hook with sweeter, lower keyboard chords and rattling percussion to produce a balmy blast of lavender and lemon ginger, as Lekman inhales and instantly recalls a seaside vacation with his lost love; musical tackiness indicates ambivalence about his own nostalgia and bolsters the haunting power of the perfume in question.
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Donna ShalalaDonna Edna ShalalaBiden surge calms Democratic jitters Overnight Health Care — Presented by American Health Care Association — Dems 'frustrated' by coronavirus response after briefing | Mulvaney claims press covering outbreak to take Trump down | Pence bolsters task force House approves bill banning flavored tobacco products MORE (D-Fla.), who served as Health and Human Services (HHS) secretary under former President Clinton.
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Donna ShalalaDonna Edna ShalalaBiden surge calms Democratic jitters Overnight Health Care — Presented by American Health Care Association — Dems 'frustrated' by coronavirus response after briefing | Mulvaney claims press covering outbreak to take Trump down | Pence bolsters task force House approves bill banning flavored tobacco products MORE (D-Fla.) didn't mince words when asked how Sanders would likely play in her South Florida swing district.
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When Republicans chose financial executive Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyNCAA president wants a federal athlete compensation bill Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' Bombshell Afghanistan report bolsters calls for end to 'forever wars' MORE in the wake of the 2008-09 financial crisis, the Obama team successfully defined Romney as part of the problem, not the solution.
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Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaOvernight Defense: House passes compromise defense bill | Turkey sanctions advance in Senate over Trump objections | Top general says military won't be 'raping, burning and pillaging' after Trump pardons House passes defense bill to establish Space Force, paid family leave for federal workers Bombshell Afghanistan report bolsters calls for end to 'forever wars' MORE (D-Calif.) said in his own tweet.
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Giving high-skilled immigrants the peace of mind knowing that they can move their families to the United States, and their spouses can make an honest living and provide for their family not only keeps families together but also bolsters the United States' ability to compete globally, incentivizing innovators and job creators to come here to work instead of other countries.
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Google employees are fighting over their company's decision to ban a Hong Kong protest video game app Ronan Farrow's new book is a reminder of how silencing women helped Trump get elected Giuliani's $500,000 payout from Fraud Guarantee reveals the hypocrisy of his attacks on Hunter Biden Watch this robot solve a Rubik's Cube one-handed Former White House official bolsters the Trump-Ukraine whistleblower's allegations
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Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaOvernight Defense: House passes compromise defense bill | Turkey sanctions advance in Senate over Trump objections | Top general says military won't be 'raping, burning and pillaging' after Trump pardons House passes defense bill to establish Space Force, paid family leave for federal workers Bombshell Afghanistan report bolsters calls for end to 'forever wars' MORE (D-Calif.), a progressive member of the House Armed Services Committee.
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John GaramendiJohn Raymond GaramendiBombshell Afghanistan report bolsters calls for end to 'forever wars' Krystal Ball: New Biden ad is everything that's wrong with Democrats The Hill's Morning Report - Impeachment of Trump resumes MORE (D-Calif.), meanwhile, said he left halfway through the briefing after lawmakers expressed concern over the Afghanistan Papers but "went on to hear what we've heard before" from the Defense officials.
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While people around this warming earth protest inaction—locking legs and locking arms, blocking roads and blocking bridges, wielding signs that say there is no planet b and i'm sure the dinosaurs thought they had time too—the United States, which is the second largest emitter of carbon dioxide, actively represses climate science throughout federal agencies and slashes environmental regulations to the glee of the network that bolsters these contrarian celebrities.
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" Collins already is facing a congressional ethics investigation over allegations of insider trading related to comments he made in the Capitol that he had made many "millionaires" in Buffalo, N.Y. Slaughter's news release said The Hill story "bolsters allegations of insider trading by [Collins] and a growing number of Republican colleagues and confirms that Collins used taxpayer-funded government resources for personal gain — a clear violation of House rules.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTensions between McConnell and Schumer run high as trial gains momentum Sanders wants one-on-one fight with Biden Biden, Sanders tax plans would raise less revenue than claimed: studies MORE (D-Mass.) hired two senior officials from Julián Castro's shuttered presidential campaign for her own White House bid as she bolsters her efforts in the home stretch to the nation's first primaries and caucuses.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyNCAA president wants a federal athlete compensation bill Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' Bombshell Afghanistan report bolsters calls for end to 'forever wars' MORE (R-Utah), who chairs the Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee with oversight of the Afghanistan War, said he read the report but not the underlying documents and would refrain from commenting until he had done so.
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However, Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman James InhofeJames (Jim) Mountain InhofeLankford to be named next Senate Ethics chairman Bombshell Afghanistan report bolsters calls for end to 'forever wars' Gabbard calls for congressional inquiry over Afghanistan war report MORE (R-Okla.) had said last month that he thought widow's tax elimination would be a part of an NDAA conference report because there was overwhelming support for the change, despite its cost.
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Last month, senators and former governors Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyNCAA president wants a federal athlete compensation bill Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' Bombshell Afghanistan report bolsters calls for end to 'forever wars' MORE (R-Utah) and Joe ManchinJoseph (Joe) ManchinManchin warns he'll slow-walk government funding bill until he gets deal on miners legislation Krystal Ball: Is this how Bernie Sanders will break the establishment?
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Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaOvernight Defense: House passes compromise defense bill | Turkey sanctions advance in Senate over Trump objections | Top general says military won't be 'raping, burning and pillaging' after Trump pardons House passes defense bill to establish Space Force, paid family leave for federal workers Bombshell Afghanistan report bolsters calls for end to 'forever wars' MORE (D-Calif.), who sponsored the Iran and Yemen provisions that were taken out, will vote against the bill, his staff confirmed Monday.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Julián Castro jabs ICE: 'Delete your account' Pelosi endorses Christy Smith in bid to replace Katie Hill MORE (D-Calif.) and Kirsten GillibrandKirsten GillibrandAdvocacy groups decry Trump's 'anti-family policies' ahead of White House summit This bipartisan plan is the most progressive approach to paid parental leave Bombshell Afghanistan report bolsters calls for end to 'forever wars' MORE (D-N.
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Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyDemocrats seek leverage for trial Democrats worried by Jeremy Corbyn's UK rise amid anti-Semitism NCAA president wants a federal athlete compensation bill MORE (D-Conn.) and Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyNCAA president wants a federal athlete compensation bill Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' Bombshell Afghanistan report bolsters calls for end to 'forever wars' MORE (R-Utah) formed a bipartisan congressional working group to look into how paying college athletes could be possible.
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Mr. Young has a scratchy voice, but he bolsters it with tons of melodic ballast, turning a song that's desperate at its core into something majestic: In case you didn't knowBaby I'm crazy 'bout youAnd I would be lying if I saidThat I could live this life without youEven though I don't tell you all the timeYou had my heart a long long time agoIn case you didn't know "In Case You Didn't Know" comes from Mr. Young's soothing, approachable self-titled debut album, which was released in February.
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Rep. Val DemingsValdez (Val) Venita DemingsHouse Democrat: 'Deeply troubling' whistleblower report has 'multiple witnesses' House Democrats say memo of Trump call bolsters impeachment case White House memo shows Trump pressed Ukraine leader to look into Biden MORE (D-Fla.), a member of the House Intelligence Committee, said early Thursday that the whistleblower complaint regarding President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE's interactions with the leader of Ukraine includes multiple witnesses.
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Rep. Bobby RushBobby Lee RushBiden rolls out over a dozen congressional endorsements after latest primary wins Democratic lawmaker notes difference in response to his 'hoodie' protest and Gaetz's 'gas mask' Overnight Health Care — Presented by American Health Care Association — Dems 'frustrated' by coronavirus response after briefing | Mulvaney claims press covering outbreak to take Trump down | Pence bolsters task force MORE (D-Ill.) said in a Thursday tweet that he was treated differently by the House sergeant-at-arms when he deviated from floor dress code to make a point as opposed to when a Republican member did so this week.
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