And I love the attention he's bringing to Parkinson's disease.
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Check out what we'll be bringing to you: Soysauce feat.
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Here's what Netflix is bringing to the table in February.
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"We're bringing to life characters from [his] songs," said Ahmet.
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So that's the energy we'll be bringing to this challenge.
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Airlines are so excited about what we're bringing to market.
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Rankings largely care about who you're bringing to your school.
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Cuishe has earthy notes, bringing to mind the pit oven.
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"Ghosted" isn't the only show Fox is bringing to Twitter.
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We think you'll like what we're bringing to the table.
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What is it we might be bringing to the universe?
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So the question is: What am I bringing to it?
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You don't know what people are bringing to the table.
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Jiang plans what he is bringing to sell in advance.
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What other devices has Amazon thought about bringing to life?
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The bringing to ground of Mr Guzmán is a prime example.
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They want fashion and this is what we're bringing to them.
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THINK DIRECT TV NOW THE NEW PRODUCT WE'RE BRINGING TO MARKET.
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But they're fun to have for traveling and bringing to coffeeshops.
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What's Samsung bringing to the table by developing so many itself?
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But they are not bringing to the table the same thing.
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Seismic now is bringing to market something we're calling powered clothing.
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Read the resolution Pelosi is bringing to the House floor below.
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Those aren't the only changes millennials are bringing to the markets.
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He appreciates that these are opportunities I am bringing to the family.
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Disney didn't shy away from the reality I was bringing to them.
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Meet the robots Toyota is bringing to the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games
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I love everything Sasha and I are bringing to this iconic number!
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Let's tune into Reddit to see what they're bringing to the discussion.
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The last product HyperScience is bringing to market is called HS Evaluate.
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I'm just bringing to life someone else's great vision that they had.
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Then you will see exactly what I am bringing to the table.
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And that&aposs what I feel like I&aposm bringing to Lids.
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And they're winning, and that's the urgency that I'm bringing to this race.
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BUT THEN YOU LISTEN TO WHAT OTHER PEOPLE ARE BRINGING TO THE TABLE.
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Interest in who the candidates are bringing to the showdowns has jumped dramatically.
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More than 1,000 readers responded, bringing to life a conversation about Poland's direction.
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Check out what we'll be bringing to you: Robbie B - "Falcon Punch" prod.
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And what ideas might Kushner be bringing to the region on this visit?
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The people Waller is bringing to the capitol are controversial figures in Israel.
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I'm curious about what they are going to be bringing to the table.
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Or bringing to mind a Douglas Sirk heroine's bathetic glow from the 1940s.
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Is that something that you see yourself bringing to live performances going forward?
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"What I was bringing to the project was a cinematic sensibility," Rubin said.
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"You have to talk about what value you're bringing to the organization," Coomber said.
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Free for iOS and AndroidApple ClipsImage: ScreenshotsSo what is Apple bringing to the table?
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How does that make you think about what you're bringing to the DC universe?
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She tried to be grateful for the perspective it was bringing to her life.
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He mused with audacious selectiveness about all the blessings he was bringing to us.
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I felt very strongly about bringing to life my own power through these images.
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Maybe they're covering airfare and hotel for the folks their bringing to New York?
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"We always had this fascination with bringing to live what you can draw," Kandiah said.
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After all, he is pretty busy right now, bringing To Kill A Mockingbird to Broadway.
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Here's what we know about the content the Obamas are bringing to our TV screens.
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Which of all of these interlocutors did you have the most fun bringing to life?
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She's become a master at bringing to life drastically different women on a single screen.
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We focused on bringing to the federal government the best ideas from the private sector.
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Google is also bringing to Docs the same autocorrect feature it already uses in Gmail.
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It's very simple things like that that I'm bringing to the attention of grant makers.
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Whatever Pilou Asbæk is bringing to this performance should be bottled and sold in stores.
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The blackened vessels are chipped and appear burnt, bringing to mind the aftermath of war.
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The Rules Committee on Monday will begin the process of bringing to the floor Rep.
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Sanders deserves credit for both the passion and detail he is bringing to the subject.
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They have a full well-rounded portfolio of content that you're bringing to your customers.
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Its founder, Josh Williams, is excited about what touch esports is bringing to the table.
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What's the story they're bringing to you and you're saying, "No, this isn't for us"?
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He questioned what Kennedy is bringing to the board and suggested adding instead Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger.
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Sprint's unlimited plan includes: You must own the phone that you're bringing to Sprint, as well.
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But a human presence is being felt in what the birds are bringing to the island.
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And we ask what the former headmaster of Eton College is bringing to China's educational system.
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It's their vision you're bringing to life, you have to adapt to their way of working.
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We are enthused about the development of cloud gaming offerings that companies are bringing to market.
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What people ended up bringing to the piece was it was like the body being shot.
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"What I'm bringing to it is the emotional side," Ms. Bryan said in a recent interview.
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I'm loving seeing the sheer creativity people are bringing to the image of these two men.
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I was just bringing to light the hidden habits of the young men in the town.
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Some of those businessmen, however, are now wondering what, exactly, Jarvis was bringing to the table.
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These findings are more worrisome because of the drastic change humans are bringing to the climate.
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Her current email list is around 5,800 — bringing to her doorstep a sea of ideal clients.
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Each movement is a miniature essay, bringing to visceral musical life the ideas of dissonant counterpoint.
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I think he's bringing to light aspects of our society that need to come to light.
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It turns out that Skyrim isn't the only game that Bethesda is bringing to the Nintendo Switch.
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"The movie was instrumental in really bringing to the wider masses the concept of Batman," says Lee.
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The institutional press is doing its job in bringing to light all sides of the Rubik's cube.
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Here's everything I'm bringing to Coachella that proves festival dressing doesn't need to look or feel cliché.
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Peter Mayhew, best known for bringing to life one of cinema's most beloved characters, Chewbacca, has died.
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Another new feature Google is bringing to Gmail is mostly meant to help businesses protect their data.
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You&aposve got the Defense Authorization Bill that you&aposre bringing to the floor this upcoming week.
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What else are you bringing to the table to make you interesting and to make people care?
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We signed Song Fa, a 50 year old brand that we are bringing to China and Thailand.
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Not all came to fruition, but I know what I was bringing to the table had worth.
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"Delighted to have Toby Jones on board, bringing to life one of Doyle's finest villains," he said.
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Do you find the defense people very open to all this, what you are bringing to them?
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Very little that our various services were capable of bringing to the battlefield applied or were effective.
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The technology shift is bringing to the industry change in the way cars are engineered and manufactured.
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Check out what we'll be bringing to you: Neverland Clan Exclusive Mix:Neverland - Follow MeOmelet - Patrol Ride ft .
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The company is also bringing to Docs the same autocorrect feature it already uses in Gmail. 5.
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But these upstarts are bringing to an ever-more-corporate fashion landscape a welcome sense of play.
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Mining also showed a loss of 7,000 positions, bringing to 19,000 the total jobs lost since May.
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"What we, the French, thought was the goodness we were bringing to the colonies," Ms. Orain said.
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Construction added 33,000, bringing to 256,3.63 the total new jobs created in the field over the past year.
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Professional and business services grew by 21,000, bringing to 390,000 the number of jobs the sector has added.
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Interestingly, the company isn't currently bringing to the cloud any of its own IoT data from its plants.
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Click here to view original GIFThese are just the surface features Android is bringing to its operating system.
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Bringing to the Be Legendary makeup line is Strumpet's festive pop art, playing off the brand's vibrant pigments.
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"I don't know yet," he said when Oprah Winfrey asked who he'd be bringing to Hollywood's biggest night.
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I spoke to eight protesters at their camp to find out what they're bringing to the G20 summit.
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"We believe we have some very unique assets and technologies that we're bringing to the table," Bhat said.
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The agent spoke softly, almost sweetly, his whisper bringing to mind that of a poet or a psychopath.
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With the hat, what I&aposm bringing to the hat is I&aposm bringing ice to the hat.
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It is a lean approach some see him bringing to the White House as well, at least early on.
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Prosecutors have credited the newspaper's investigation with bringing to light details and accusations that led to the new charges.
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"It got to the point where I couldn't see what good I was bringing to the world," she explains.
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Rayne's first midcareer survey is full of linguistic disruptions and quiet repetitions, bringing to mind the scrivener's disarming resistance.
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This blizzard has another hazard besides the snow, sleet and strong winds its bringing to the East Coast: flooding.
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The camera magnifies objects 260 times, bringing to light features that would otherwise be invisible to the human eye.
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The darkness and tone never seemed to complement the characters he was tasked with bringing to the big screen.
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On Thursday, Tostee was acquitted of all charges, bringing to an end a case that fascinated and divided onlookers.
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The headset appears to be cosmetically identical to the one which HTC is bringing to the U.S. with Google.
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Oh, and while we're speaking of distinguishing ourselves, what new stuff is Samsung bringing to the table this year?
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And what if the context we're bringing to each decision isn't the context the "game" itself is working with?
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LG has just announced some impressive-sounding monitors that it'll be bringing to CES in a couple of weeks.
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I'm finding myself disappointed and frustrated, can I make the marriage meet the expectations that I'm bringing to it?
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While the origins and future of Mana are dubious, what they're bringing to Miami Art Week feels pretty nourishing.
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So I negotiated with my pay stub and all of the transferable skills I was bringing to the industry.
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On the Cablevision employee side, people are unbelievably energized and excited about what we are bringing to the table.
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What was Venezuela (did I mention there was a team trying to play against Argentina?) bringing to the table?
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" –in Dream Child after tasting the bottle of champagne the victim was bringing to his girlfriend "Wanna suck face?
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" It's bringing to light so much where I used to think, "That's the norm, that's how things work here.
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On the contrary, he said he loved the attention Sister Jean was bringing to her faith and her mission.
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Myself, I like the urgency and energy she and groups like the Sunrise Movement are bringing to this task.
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Jake Gyllenhaal and Tom Sturridge are bringing to Broadway a pair of moving monologues about fatherhood, loss and resilience.
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But, as with all of MSCHF's projects, the takeaways may just be the things I'm bringing to the table.
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"I'm inspired by what the kids are bringing to the foundation and what they're receiving from it," he says.
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The author navigates a complex story, bringing to life the passions and ideologies that shaped the early American lexicon.
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Asa HutchinsonArkansas has attracted $1.4 billion in recent deals from Chinese companies, bringing to the state roughly 1,500 jobs.
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I tasted a few samples of what Chef Grueneberg is bringing to the Flagship Dining and on-board menus.
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The couple has always worked this way — together and instinctively, bringing to life each new series side by side.
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The cryptocurrency craze has swept the market over the last year, bringing to light the theme of speculative investing.
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" He explained, "One of the key values we're bringing to the supply chain is automatization of the whole process.
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Regardless, this is what ZTE is bringing to T-Mobile subscribers in the hopes that they'll give smartwatches a try.
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The focus is drawn away from their disability, he explained, and centered on the character they're bringing to life instead.
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As the Kardashians arrive in Cuba, some are questioning the impression of glamour they're bringing to the financially struggling country.
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The nearby beehive triggers activity in the installation in real-time, bringing to life the flickering LEDs and orchestral soundscape.
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Due to the seriousness of the incident it needed bringing to a conclusion quickly for the safety of all concerned.
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On Thursday, the European Central Bank said it's bringing to an end a crisis-era bond-buying program this month.
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Earlier this year, her YouTube channel was discovered by PopSugar, bringing to light three videos of her singing from 2014.
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Meetings are one of the more compelling features Microsoft's bringing to the table here, incorporating Skype functionality into the app.
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An Uber spokesman also declined to provide steerage on what arguments and concessions Khosrowshahi might be bringing to the meeting.
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The company reported its first sales decline in 13 years last week, bringing to end a decade-plus hot streak.
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"Christina who?" he wrote in response, bringing to mind Mariah Carey's infamous "I don't know her" remark about Jennifer Lopez.
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If the financial aid packages from other schools were better, that is worth bringing to the school's attention, Greenberg said.
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The Sun opposes your planetary ruler Jupiter this evening, bringing to light some interesting information — just watch out for exaggerations!
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The most contentious part is the provisions for bringing to justice those who committed horrific crimes against non-combatant Colombians.
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More will go when General Motors leaves Adelaide next year, bringing to an end 69 years of carmaking in Australia.
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Sometimes, that calls for investigative reporting or bringing to light something sports fans—and the general public—ought to know.
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Their mission is to ensure continuity of good governance, bringing to bear their experience and expertise, regardless of political ideology.
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Netflix's adaptation is finally bringing to life the queer character fans of the original novel have been seeing since 1959.
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Like many of my fellow Republicans, I welcome the re-examinations of policy the Trump administration is bringing to Washington.
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Kaitlyn Greenidge When I was in graduate school, I remember a fellow writer bringing to a workshop a lynching scene.
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"May-lstrom." • Three more British real estate funds have suspended withdrawals, bringing to six the number to have done so.
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The FTC case is critical to bringing to light important facts and answering essential questions as it plays out legally.
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Even if you know nothing about Tenafly, you'll recognize the energy this white woman is bringing to these police officers.
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The digital artist presents images of futuristic fantasy while inadvertently bringing to mind the complexities of physics and gravitational forces.
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There is "a comprehensive full-court press that we're bringing to this," said Ellen V. Futter, president of the museum.
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In the late 1990s, officials in Shanghai tried to hobble an epic opera production he was bringing to New York.
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He had furnished that apartment with a rented upright piano, which he ended up buying and bringing to Los Angeles.
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One of the things we feel like we're bringing to the table is, sustainability as part of the ecosystem's important.
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The idea is still the same: bringing to the city unheard DJs and producers, along with some more known names.
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There are now many Native American photographers doing outstanding work, bringing to their seeing all the advantages of insider knowledge.
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Last month, Hyundai teased a "flying car" concept that it was bringing to the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
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To best align with President Trump's goals, the administration should recognize the many benefits that renewables are bringing to communities.
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Mr. McConnell says he remains committed to bringing to a vote early next year two bills to stabilize insurance markets.
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The drawing, along with Selective Histories and Donning Face, includes art and heirlooms, bringing to mind how wealth is maintained.
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Blake Rayne's first midcareer survey is full of linguistic disruptions and quiet repetitions, bringing to mind Bartleby the scrivener's disarming resistance.
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She was responsible for bringing to market Amazon Personalize and Amazon Forecast, two tools that help organizations create machine learning models.
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Bosch is bringing to market a new cloud-connected software service to manage and monitor the battery life of electric vehicles.
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JoJo is our handy dandy news bot who texts you more information about the stories that we're bringing to your ears.
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It's a more educative mode, so it's clearly focused on education and on bringing to people actual facts, more academic knowledge.
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The case has roused strong feelings amongst the Sami community, bringing to question the necessity of tradition and upholding community rights.
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Focus on hybrid cloud"This is about scaling and bringing to our clients the benefits of the hybrid approach," Krishna said.
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However, Paul is bringing to the forefront important issues ranging from criminal justice reform, civil liberties, drug reform and foreign policy.
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Researchers are close to bringing to market a daring new treatment: cell therapy that turbocharges the immune system to fight cancer.
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Make sure you're being properly compensated for the work you're doing and the level of expertise you're bringing to the role.
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Arthur wasn't able to leave his room, so Alsop set to work bringing to magic, and Santa of course, to him.
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"What the United States is doing is bringing to light corruption in the Venezuelan government," opposition lawmaker Franklin Duarte told Reuters.
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They are allowing machines to think in more human ways, while still bringing to bear the enormous benefits of big data.
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"You're bringing to the table things that ... its not new to us, but the pace of development is challenging," he said.
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Starting in 2020, Queen's Park will no longer play at Hampden Park, bringing to an end some 150 years of history.
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The death toll in the province rose by 2000, bringing to total in China to over 280,100 deaths and 74,500 cases.
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In this case Mr. Biden did it to himself, bringing to a close his lackluster response after Ms. Harris confronted him.
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Montoya's hand was quick, the jagged lines of his drawings and etchings bringing to mind Ralph Steadman's illustrations from the 1970s.
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But it's also not afraid to make changes from the book in the service of the story it's bringing to the screen.
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There's also a new home interface, and some good examples of the Fluent Design influences that Microsoft is bringing to its products.
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And if you thought it was good before, just wait until you see what these new brands are bringing to the table.
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Bringing to pass this initial step toward a new era of peace and cooperation took strength and courage on our president's part.
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Bringing to bear an impressive knowledge of a range of languages, Mr Greene identifies similar structural changes in Mandarin and Old Egyptian.
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We spoke with the series's four writers about how they wrote the series and what they're most excited about bringing to readers.
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And most of all, he learned from his mistakes and factored them into the new ideas he was bringing to the table.
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It's not the only menu item that Henderson — known for his work at London's St. John — is bringing to the Shack, either.
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This has amped up concerns, bringing to a head a long-standing and heated debate over how DIY science should be regulated.
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With Naqzi on board, the company began filing patents for its unique process and the products it's bringing to market, says Paiji.
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The announcements are meant to preview what GE is bringing to its C line of lights over the course of this year.
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The institutions he now threatens "were set up under a constitution that he was instrumental in bringing to life", she points out.
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Williams announced Saucedo has been linked to eight other shootings, bringing to nine the total number of killings investigators linked to him.
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Around each skillet, the experts are constantly turning the mixture so it doesn't stick, bringing to life an interesting ballet of hands.
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Two shopping malls were completed within the last three months, bringing to eight the total of such retail hubs in the city.
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They turn their back on the future technology is bringing to us in favor of the ridiculous idealized failures of the past.
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Seven more have been purged for corruption, bringing to 92 the total number of places Mr Xi will have available to fill.
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That's the story she's bringing to its culmination in her upcoming memoir, Brave, the story she's now preparing the public to accept.
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If Disney was willing to pay Weaver $2 million for his part in the film, what wasn't it bringing to the table?
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Because of the additional weapons the Cavs are bringing to the fight, this series should be different in a number of ways.
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Battlefield V was bringing to life the depressing pointlessness and bloody tedium of a lot of combat action in the World Wars.
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Check out what we'll be bringing to you: Intro Mix:808Ink - "Suede Jaw"Daughter - "No Care"Chimurenga Renaissance - "Nobody Think Nomo" feat.
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Bush mixes fact and fiction, bringing to mind the "truthiness" Stephen Colbert coined to describe the Bush administration's shaky relationship with reality.
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A flurry of legal motions in recent weeks has obfuscated key elements of the case while also bringing to light new information.
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" Bringing to mind oft-repeated FIFA buzzwords, Ausseil said the new site was "about what football does to people around the world.
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Mr. Yazbek has played both sides of the fence, bringing to each discipline the skills and, well, the discipline of the other.
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Even when money and your finances are an acute priority, it literally pays to focus on the value you're bringing to others.
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Many fans traveled from out of state and abroad, bringing to life their group chats, Instagram fan accounts and dedicated Facebook groups.
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The intensity of their connection disrupts the dailiness of life, bringing to bear past and future, sending lovers into a wistful tailspin.
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You want those officers to have every means possible bringing to justice those who use that firearm to commit acts of violence.
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Mr. Collins, on three occasions, questioned what he called the "solemn-enity" that Democrats kept claiming they were bringing to these proceedings.
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The aforementioned unnamed executive said the agreement would vary with partners and the kind of product they are bringing to the table.
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A group of colleagues, learning that a friend he was bringing to a party was a lesbian, asked that he disinvite her.
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Gawker has reached a settlement with Hulk Hogan, bringing to an end the legal battle that led to the demise of Gawker.com.
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With Netflix creating more original content than ever, here's a look at what the streaming provider is bringing to your devices in October.
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We were assigned to make individual budget spreadsheets, and then we could compare the different values we were bringing to the decision-making.
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"What we're bringing to Rally are pieces that the most sophisticated collectors in the world are still dying to get their hands on."
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"Video games tend to get vilified, and where we've helped that conversation is by bringing to light those types of games," she says.
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In conversation with Refinery29, King talked about Instagram, what attracts her to horror, and the love story she's bringing to the big screen.
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Senergy Innovations – Senergy Innovations are bringing to market the world's first nanocomposite solar thermal panels that will deliver affordable solar heating and cooling.
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Culzean will account for around 5% of Britain's gas consumption, bringing to 18% the proportion of the country's gas demand supplied by Total.
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But the far-ranging changes he is bringing to the conservative kingdom and to the region carry risk and no guarantee of success.
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With the partnership, both companies will be able to provide a product offering similar to those that other firms are bringing to market.
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With this list, we've decided to do our part in bringing to you the best streamable films directed by women, and about women.
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Senergy Innovations – Senergy Innovations is bringing to market the world's first nanocomposite solar thermal panels, which will deliver affordable solar heating and cooling.
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Now it's finally coming to the US, which is good timing for anyone interested in seeing what Watts is bringing to the table.
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Of the items headed Dragon is bringing to the station, the most critical piece of cargo includes an international docking adapter, or IDA.
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So says the man who recently received $22 million after bringing to light multiyear accounting violations at Monsanto, the agribusiness and chemicals giant.
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The fact that you and Ms. Page are bringing to light how hard it is for anyone who is gay, lesbian, transgender, etc.
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The Sun enters Virgo August 22, lighting up the intimacy sector of your chart and bringing to the fore sex and trust issues.
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The song is another showing of Snoop's versatility in which he briskly spits about how much money he's bringing to the strip club.
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"Two A.M. is hard now: no more marching powder," Kalkbrenner said, his accent bringing to mind Werner Herzog discussing the stupidity of chickens.
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The company has announced that it will launch Bitcoin futures on September 23, bringing to end months of delays, per The Block Crypto.
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Francisco Torres-Aranda said people were blinded by their fear of change, unable to see the benefits that immigration is bringing to Hazleton.
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China is now bringing to a close the first phase of globalization, begun by Europe and the United States in the 19th century.
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The work they're bringing to Art Basel Hong Kong this year is by Clarissa Tossin, an eco-conscious multimedia artist born in Brazil.
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It's the official term referring to the end of a session of Parliament, bringing to an end all current legislation under parliamentary discussion.
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Her close-cropped hair and cat-eye makeup did the rest, bringing to mind a raffishly updated Audrey Hepburn or waiflike Mia Farrow.
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It is inconceivable to imagine an able-bodied 'name' playing this role and bringing to it even half of what Gottsagen does naturally.
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In June, Iran downed a U.S. drone with a surface-to-air missile, bringing to two sides to the brink of direct conflict.
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The Kremlin can help the United States on a number of fronts, including bringing to an end the conflict in Syria, he said.
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"I had this core feeling in my heart that wait, business needs more of what I&aposm bringing to the table," she said.
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Like other established car manufacturers, the companies are trying to adapt to the upheaval technology is bringing to the industry's traditional business models.
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President Trump seized on Friday's strong non-farm payrolls report as yet more evidence of the robust economy he is bringing to Americans.
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Before taking the stage, O'Rourke downplays the pressure that all the attention is bringing to his campaign and not delivering on the hype.
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So far, luggage brand Away and sneaker company Allbirds are brands the company is looking into bringing to the store later next year.
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Marlous Borm's series of modified crowbars are imposing, intimidating, and rigid, bringing to mind the dreaded, overbearing nature of the TSA yet again.
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Beachler and Carter were instrumental in bringing to life the lush Wakanda, the fictional African country where most of "Black Panther" takes place.
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That's because a lot of that is bringing to light internal issues that is sort of emblematic of the tech industry as well.
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PARIS, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Paris wrapped up nine days of fashion shows on Wednesday, bringing to an end the spring/summer 2017 catwalk season.
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Culzean will account for around 5% of the UK's gas consumption, bringing to 18% the proportion of the country's gas demand supplied by Total.
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Taken as a whole, they present a company that has focused its vast global resources on bringing to heel the world's tobacco control treaty.
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It's not just the iconic shape that Pringles is bringing to these new types of chips, it's also infusing the snacks with bolder flavors.
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After that, another clip of a crying child was submitted to Reddit Monday evening, bringing to light a YouTube trend that deserved some recognition.
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"The key benefits this new system is bringing to hospital systems are much more instantaneous and predictable operations," Matternet CEO Andreas Raptopoulos told Mashable.
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Garfield had been starring in the 25th anniversary revival of Angels in America at the National Theatre, which he's bringing to Broadway next year.
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In a civilian court, defendants are permitted to demand access to incriminating information, possibly bringing to light classified information in the war on terror.
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With these releases, we'll not be playing catchup with the leisure travel industry, but bringing to market features designed specifically for the business traveler.
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Macedonia's new government, which took over in May, said it would assist in investigating and bringing to justice the perpetrators of the wiretapping scandal.
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It's perfect to have by your side this weekend as you prep your party menu or the standout dish you're bringing to the potluck.
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Among the buildings being built is the new world headquarters for General Electric, something that Baker is partially credited for bringing to the state.
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But today there seems to be a mismatch between the skills businesses are demanding and the skills that applicants are bringing to the table.
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And that's not counting any Rift- or Vive-based motion control games that developers might be considering bringing to PlayStation VR in the future.
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We are bringing to the table a grassroots capability no others can and have already far surpassed our efforts to help confirm Justice Gorsuch.
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Social assistance increased by 95.53,295.5 while financial activities rose by 20.4,22.9, bringing to 108,000 the total Wall Street jobs added over the past year.
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The Trump administration is reversing an Obama administration ban on bringing to the United States the heads of elephants killed in two African countries.
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""Otherwise, it's too easy to give the impression that you're not clear on your purpose and the value you're uniquely bringing to the table.
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The PGA of America has committed to bringing to the area two Senior PGA Championships, two Women's PGA Championships and possibly a Ryder Cup.
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The band is known for sing-along songs and catchy, jam-worthy interludes—something they'll be bringing to the stage both weekends at Coachella.
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" Turki reiterated that the kingdom is committed to bringing to justice those responsible for Khashoggi's murder "and whoever else failed to uphold the law.
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Bringing to life 60s/70s counter culture in an Eyes Wide Shut orgy of drugs, the Alice-like central character takes a spiritual journey.
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Imagine Peloton-style courses streamed to a smart mirror, and you've got a pretty close approximation of what Mirror is bringing to market today.
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Every summer, it seems to outdo all expectations and understandings of how Dota is played, bringing to light new approaches and rewarding tactical creativity.
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As for England, they succeeded mainly in bringing to mind that old Woody Allen line about how 80% of success is just showing up.
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But Gilmore gently reminds me that all that's just stuff I'm bringing to his sounds—fun isn't a part of the equation to him.
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They were just ways to explore my musical taste rather than being like, this is a true stamp of what I'm bringing to you.
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While U.S. officials have harshly condemned Snowden's actions, some have lauded him for bringing to light previously unknown NSA practices and increasing government accountability.
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But there was almost none of this in Trump's speech; he's still acting as if this is a threat foreigners are bringing to America.
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But on Monday afternoon it became clear that the company's board was meeting — and was looking at the allegations we were bringing to them.
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And the campaign has been creative in quickly bringing to market a range of products memorializing the president's latest run-in — defiance as lifestyle.
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The argument feels wishful and familiar, bringing to mind challenges to Obama's birth or religion from fearful, frustrated or opportunistic voices on the right.
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I marvel at the deep craft that Denzel Washington and Viola Davis wield in bringing to life characters invented by August Wilson (in "Fences").
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" Turki reiterated that the kingdom is committed to bringing to justice those responsible for Khashoggi's murder "and whoever else failed to uphold the law.
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Cold worlds distant from the sun exist in our solar system, bringing to mind Uranus, Neptune and the icy moons of Jupiter and Saturn.
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The death toll rose by 220, down from 220 the previous day, bringing to total in China to over 220,222 deaths and 223,20203 cases.
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The death toll rose by 22020, down from 230 the previous day, bringing to total in China to over 22020,100 deaths and 74,000 cases.
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The shelf-stocking Bossa Nova robots will be expanding to 650 more stores, bringing to total number of stores to 1,000 with this technology.
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Larson and Johnson were accompanied at the press conference by wrongfully convicted people they are bringing to Tuesday night's State of the Union address.
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We look forward to continuing the valuable public discussion on the safety improvements and revolutionary changes self-driving vehicles are bringing to our society.
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While bringing to life this neglected aspect of American history, Dr. Terborg-Penn and a few others also established a new field of study.
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"It's bringing to life a different kind of intelligence that I don't think young readers access when they think about enslaved people," she said.
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Separately, two American soldiers were killed during a military operation, bringing to nine the number of U.S. military fatalities in the country this year.
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Also on the Beatdown, Woodley reveals a huge NFL star he's bringing to the big screen ... and explains why Logan Paul should get smacked.
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The two talked about the humble beginnings of Anker, the new products it's bringing to market, and the many ins and outs of USB-C.
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Rooting for the Venezuelan people means hoping that Maduro will step down peacefully, bringing to a close the most disastrous regime Venezuela has ever seen.
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It's a truly nightmarish scenario, bringing to mind (no pun intended) visions of vats in jars, and brains with no connections to the outside world.
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Former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg The avalanche of money that Bloomberg is bringing to the 2020 race is paying off in national polls.
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Unsurprisingly, the Enterprise Engineering group is now also looking at bringing to a wider audience other tools that Facebook first developed for its internal usage.
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Here's a brief list of what the Apex Legends development team is bringing to the table, according to a blog post on the game's site.
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Destiny 2 takes advantage of cross-save support that Google is bringing to Stadia, allowing players to share their progression between Xbox, PC, and Stadia.
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PYONGYANG, North Korea (AP) — North Korea has detained a U.S. citizen, officials said Sunday, bringing to three the number of Americans now being held there.
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T-Mobile is bringing to an end one of its more generous perks that gave customers traveling to Canada and Mexico free unlimited LTE service.
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"I didn't see what he wrote, but I've spoken with the president, he fully supports passing what we're bringing to the floor today," he said.
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Many suggest the movements of people walking briskly or running, the pitter-patters, rhythmic clangs, and other beats bringing to mind anxious but determined footsteps.
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"They did a spectacular job bringing to life a complicated story, there's so many nuances," Walls tells PEOPLE of watching her story unfold on screen.
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Family-owned CMA CGM would continue to look at acquisition opportunities despite bringing to an end its interest in German peer Hapag-Lloyd, Saade said.
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There are too many hands to point to a particular one or 10 that indicate the power Pluribus was bringing to bear on the game.
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Krispy Kreme just launched a "collection" of doughnuts for the holiday that are perfect for bringing to the office party, or just keeping to yourself.
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Now the "Trumpgrets" Tumblr is bringing to life those #MAGA voters who do have a critical thing or two to say about the President-elect.
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Reiterating his key talking points, Spencer denounced diversity as "a way of bringing to an end a nation and a culture" defined by white people.
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Rubin's description sound a little fantastical, bringing to mind the AI computers that control homes or even whole planets in sci-fi books and movies.
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The 102 "American innovation success stories" highlighted in the report are bringing to market transformational innovations in health, materials, technology, defense, manufacturing, education, and agriculture.
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This pin captures that deliciousness with a Disney flare, bringing to mind the unique feeling of walking through a theme park, carefree and ice creamed.
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Bringing to mind Lego's Mindstorm product line, the CellRobot consists of a bunch of different modules that can be combined together to create different robots.
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Even if it's at the expense of ourselves and other Black women, we must lean into whatever trauma or pain they're bringing to the table.
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Absolutely. Okay. Whether it's retention or acquisition, and of course, they have a lot of new technology and services that they're bringing to the consumer.
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Harare, Zimbabwe (CNN)Around 16,000 nurses in Zimbabwe resumed work bringing to an end one week of strikes that affected health services in the country.
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Morgan Freeman is demanding that CNN retract the story it published last week bringing to light accusations of harassment and inappropriate behavior against the actor.
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The CCH (compound coaxial helicopter) L3Harris and AVX are bringing to the table features a coaxial rotor and ducted fans for increased performance and speed.
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But either way, the portrayal embodies the most traditional definition of leaking: an individual bringing to light information that those in power don't want revealed.
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It's in bringing to attention the work of these modern and contemporary women artists that the book is at its best, and even sometimes great.
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Remembering those positive moments and bringing to mind things you feel good about boosts your happiness, relationships and health, and, in turn, decreases your stress.
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He sank into the quilted leather of the back seat, the wood and hide bringing to mind a panelled library, the windshield its glowing fire.
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The resolution is intended to keep up the pressure on North Korea's leadership by identifying alternative approaches for bringing to justice those responsible for abuses.
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The #MeToo movement has already succeeded in bringing to light the many problems with the way we talk about sexual harassment and assault in America.
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If a band's been on tour for a while, she says, you start to get a good idea of what they're bringing to the stage.
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Maybe it's Americans' access to orthodontics and cosmetic dentistry, a British friend suggested, bringing to mind the "Hollywood smile" of bleached and blinding-white teeth.
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That puts Stuber in a tricky situation, since the filmmakers and stars he&aposs bringing to Netflix still want their movies to play in theaters.
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Arconic has agreed to give Elliott Management a few board seats, bringing to a close one of the more colorful activist fights in recent years.
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Separately, a U.S. service member was killed in Afghanistan today, bringing to 20 the number of troops who have died during combat operations this year.
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The resolution calls for no debate, only two final votes, bringing to an end the third Senate trial of a president in the nation's history.
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It shares the same "community space" vibe — yes, with plenty of trees and foliage throughout — that Apple has been bringing to its stores since 2016.
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"To turn into a weapon" sounds clumsy and crude, bringing to mind early man gripping a fist-size rock or a prisoner sharpening a toothbrush.
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Whatever you're bringing to the table, make sure to bring up some examples of how your skills are an asset for the position you're after.
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We kind of just throw that to the wind, and they walk out with an entirely new appreciation for what we're bringing to the audience.
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Natsuyo Matsu flicked the light switch, instantly bringing to life Japan's most eccentric inventor's treasure trove full of glass boxes brimmed with inventions spanning several decades.
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The French government last month pledged more aid to the sector, bringing to 10 million euros its contribution to a campaign to promote the country abroad.
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While not all those experiments panned out, among them were two that Ford is now bringing to fruition: The dynamic shuttle and a bike-sharing experiment.
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It's a hot track that crackles and snaps before coming to an abrupt end, bringing to mind the lifespan of an actual bolide — a shooting star.
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In May, He kicked off her video series, unexpectedly bringing to life Leonardo Da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" in a recreation that captured attention on social media.
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"Students can not only learn by coding and making their own robots, but by bringing to life conceptual ideas about what their robots can actually do."
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That could allow privately funded projects to proliferate, bringing to bear cash and management expertise that's not bogged down in federal, state or local government bureaucracy.
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As we head into the 2020 election, the party faces a moment of truth, one that these women have been instrumental in bringing to the fore.
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That won't last if he does not engage with the sense of urgency young people across the country are bringing to the fight for their futures.
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She warned of the "dark psychic force of the collectivized hatred" President Donald Trump is bringing to the country and talked about "emotional turbulence" in America.
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Stephen and his colleagues are now challenging that idea, by bringing to light an remarkable trove of fossils: the so-called Paris Biota from southeastern Idaho.
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Demon Days was prepared to bypass major label features in favour of bringing to the foreground artists whose distinct identities actually illustrated the album's core concept.
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"What we should be doing in the future is bringing health care into your home, versus bringing to you in the medical industrial complex," he said.
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"There are very few things that are greater than bringing to life a story of a marginalized group of people," the reigning Sexiest Man Alive joked.
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Together we're bringing to life our very own lip collab, "Make Your Mark," to help you (yes, YOU) do just that: stamp your world with originality.
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Now he's bringing to the problem his experience as CTO of the GivingLoop charity platform, TeensWhoCode summer camp and Zoomal crowdfunding site for the Arab world.
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The authors put far too much trust in the algorithms they were using, and failed to notice the assumptions they were bringing to the task, e.g.
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Basuki "Ahok" Tjahaja Purnama has conceded his loss in his re-election bid, bringing to an end what one newspaper called Indonesia's "dirtiest, most polarizing" campaign.
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An overallotment option in the gaming company's initial public offering has been partially exercised bringing to 1003 percent the overall capital stake placed on the market.
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The chief executives of the companies have been trading insults, bringing to fore the deep personality and cultural differences between the world's two biggest gold producers.
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The letter became public this week, bringing to fore tensions between Christians and Hindu nationalist hardliners who form the bedrock of Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
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As reported, banks were talking to investors earlier this week about potentially bringing to market a more conservative notes offering of around US$212bn-US$22015bn.
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IBM said Thursday it's buying Truven Health Analytics for $2.6 billion, bringing to $4 billion the amount it's spent on companies for its Watson Health business.
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Though the seasoning is quite new, many users have already posted about the snacks and meals they're bringing to life with Trader Joe's new Onion Salt.
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Netflix's adaptation of The Haunting of Hill House is finally bringing to life the queer character fans of Shirley Jackson's novel have been seeing since 1959.
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After a long, intense pursuit, researchers are close to bringing to market a daring new treatment: cell therapy that turbocharges the immune system to fight cancer.
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What separates the professional talker from the amateur is a kind of ruthlessness, bringing to a conversation the win-at-all-costs ethic of actual sports.
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"One of the things I enjoy is the range of products that we get to play a small part in bringing to market," McAlvay told Axios.
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Are there any new studio tricks or recording influences that you've picked up making Limn that you could see bringing to a new Arcade Fire album?
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But it's bringing to the table a new drill that can bore holes in the surface and store the soil and rock samples for later use.
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The pandemic is "bringing to the fore the underlying challenges that we have in our health and social support system in the United States," Kates said.
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"That's on our list of 50 different items we're bringing to the president for a decision, so that will be something we're looking at," Mnuchin said.
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In 1999, Mr. Rainwater was instrumental in bringing to the library the Elaine Lustig Cohen Dada Collection, considered the largest of such art in private hands.
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Tribe and Matz, both highly respected legal scholars, play out various scenarios, bringing to bear a sense of history and a deep knowledge of constitutional law.
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But he rebelled at the perception that he himself was as rich as the people whose lavish homes and lives he was bringing to his audiences.
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But hopefully this public trial, which is bringing to the dock men on both sides of the aisle, is too momentous to be diminished by politics.
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But he leapt at the opportunity to remind that Rolls has committed to bringing to market a fully electric vehicle, bearing the Spirit of Ecstasy ornament.
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In a rudimentary way, that scenario illustrates the advantage mixed reality (or augmented reality) is bringing to surgery, starting with the delicate pathways of the sinus.
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Among the 50-plus new games that Microsoft is bringing to its Xbox Game Pass subscription service over the next year are ten Final Fantasy games.
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The news also brought to the surface frustrations for young Cubans, especially concerning the new dynamic that an increase in tourism is bringing to the nation.
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What many of the fresh faces are bringing to the ever-more-corporate fashion landscape is a youthful D.I.Y. aesthetic and a gratifying sense of play.
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Last week, Waymo said it began testing self-driving vehicles in Atlanta, bringing to 25 the total number of U.S. cities in which it is testing.
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In partnership with Macy's, we've detailed the precise slightly sportif/slightly preppy/slightly '90s-lug-sole-loafer aesthetic we're bringing to life in the months ahead.
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On Friday NASA intentionally crashed its pioneering spacecraft Cassini into Saturn's atmosphere, bringing to a close a 275-year mission of exploration of this unique planet.
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She is also a rarity: a whistle-blower who has succeeded in bringing to light abuses at a powerful corporation that wanted to keep them hidden.
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Last week, the department released the final batch of Clinton's allegedly work-related emails, bringing to a close the 10-month process of monthly document dumps.
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Vendors and service providers are bringing to market innovations like online maintenance requests and keyless entry that simplify the process of renting a single-family home.
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The Bob Baker Marionette Theater has entertained Los Angeles audiences for half a century, bringing to life intricately designed wooden marionettes with the tug of a string.
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Bringing to mind an outrageous celebratory fete at a slick, coastal start-up, the oversized balloons are a gaudy, helium-filled imagining of a classic sculptural structure.
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It's a callous calculation, and it shows that bringing to fruition the promises of the gene-editing revolution will take a lot more than mere scientific breakthroughs.
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Although the black was a poor choice, Katy Perry's shoes are kitschy and even a bit reminiscent of Cubism, bringing to mind images of Pablo Picasso's paintings.
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This moment hit home for the 25-year-old, who remembered wanting to look like other Disney stars and realizing what she was bringing to the table.
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He looks forward to taking depositions and otherwise bringing to light many of the facts that have been overlooked in the court of public opinion to date.
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On May 1003nd the World Health Organisation (WHO) declared Algeria and Argentina malaria-free, bringing to 38 the number of countries now officially rid of the disease.
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With that in mind, we recently caught up with her before the holidays to see what she was bringing to Florida (her family's home base) this Thanksgiving.
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A Reuters witness saw four bodies of BDK members killed in the fighting and Reuters confirmed two other deaths, bringing to six the number killed by police.
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She co-wrote and starred in the brilliant (semi-autobiographical) Master of None episode "Thanksgiving", bringing to the screen a fresh and moving account of coming out.
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"Our investigation is now focused on human causes and bringing to justice the person(s) responsible for the death of these eagles," Hibbard said in a statement.
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Today, Google's YouTube VR app arrives on the $199 Oculus Go, bringing to Facebook's entry-level VR device the largest library of VR content on the web.
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Anonymous is responsible for keeping the internet going during the Arab Spring in 2011, bringing to light the myriad of issues taking place across the Middle East.
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Our girlfriend, who we are bringing to the party for the first time, wears a lace bodysuit with a peek-a-boo cutout over her beautiful butt.
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We went through a hard time and I think people took for granted what we were bringing to the table—something that was revolutionary for the sport.
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"The innovations we are bringing to the marriage campaign will eclipse anything that has previously been seen in Australia," Marriage Alliance spokeswoman Sophie York told the Australian.
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On Friday, The Weekly Standard was shuttered by its owners Clarity Media Group, bringing to an end the magazine's 23-year run as America's leading neoconservative publication.
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On Tuesday France pledged more aid to help its struggling tourism sector, bringing to 10 million euros its contribution to a campaign to promote the country abroad.
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"It's about fully appreciating what the voice actors are bringing to the work now, because they're bringing a lot more than they had to in the past."
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The company says it's perfect for bringing to the beach, though it's a bit large and, at 6.61 pounds, a little too heavy to tote very far.
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The Jets cut the former Florida standout, bringing to an end a preseason that was disappointing in the eyes of many in both camp and preseason games.
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It started off as a positive force, bringing to light predatory behavior, and now we've gotten to the point where a squeeze or a nuzzle is horrific.
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In the first season, he frequently breaks into monologues rattling off autism symptoms, bringing to mind the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders in human form.
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They decided it was more important to score a good value for police work ... rather than think about the harm they could've been bringing to that community.
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A steep slide in traditional safe-play stocks, like phone companies and utilities, weighed on Wall Street on Thursday, bringing to a close a three-day rally.
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Polestar, Volvo's high-performance electric sub-brand, offered a first look at the all-electric concept car it's bringing to the Geneva International Motor Show next month.
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She also said she's excited about doing explanatory articles on issues in the news, bringing to bear her own experience in presidential campaigns and the executive branch.
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TRAVEL An article last Sunday on the problems tourism is bringing to the Galápagos Islands misstated the cost of a suite at the Finch Bay Galápagos hotel.
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Kicking off in a menacing, almost chamber drama-like fashion, it sees heavy synths and a crunching beat join forces, bringing to life all of Staycore's promises.
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Today, we see Republicans in Congress getting engaged on the issue, bringing to the table conservative solutions that protect hardworking Americans and ensure prosperity in our economy.
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It has also led many to question her government's commitment not only to preventing future attacks but to bringing to justice the killers currently on the loose.
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Creating well beyond the easily digestible GIFs seen on Tumblr or Instagram, psychedelic GIF artist hexeosis is bringing to life a much larger animated vision of infinite patterns.
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I actually think this enhances their freedom and their autonomy by bringing to their attention substantive materials, helping them frame thinking about these particular issues, and so on.
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The prosecution and defense rested in the penalty phase on Monday, bringing to a close days of heartbreaking testimony from family and friends of victims who were killed.
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Check out what we'll be bringing to you: Tommy Genesis - "Art" Luna Shadows - "Cherry" **World Premiere**Levi Carter - "XXL" **World Premiere** Jay Dot Rain - "Gotta Believe It" ft.
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What have you learned from your prior works that you're bringing to the story here, and is there anything that you've learned by writing in this collaborative environment?
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It's the most polished, but also more groove-based, bringing to mind his future work with Talking Heads ("King's Lead Hat" is an anagram for that bands name).
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But by restoring Europeans' hopes that there is life in their flagging project, the president is bringing to the surface tensions that lay dormant during the crisis years.
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Krafcik revealed that one of the first products Waymo considered bringing to market back in 43 and 2013 was a highway driving assist feature, which would handle everything.
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Her hits bring everyone to their feet, while also bringing to mind the spirit of a Samba de Roda: an Afro-Brazilian mixture of music, dance and capoeira.
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A former US attorney, he is best known for bringing to justice two grizzled members of the Ku Klux Klan 38 years after they murdered four black children.
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So that's the resistance that I feel, I want to support your innovation I want to support the efficiency that you people believe you're bringing to the table.
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DE last flight landed in its home city on Friday night, greeted by a traditional water cannon salute and bringing to an end almost four decades of flying.
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Pi's breakthrough is in finally bringing to market a truly wireless charging technology that is safe and follows existing regulatory standards, while also being affordable, compact and powerful.
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If that's what you're bringing to the table, Messi, then I just don't know how you expect me to be able to say anything adequate about this golazo.
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Alternatively, if the financial aid packages from other, comparable schools were better, that is also worth bringing to the school's attention in an appeal for more merit aid.
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New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski announced his retirement Sunday, bringing to an end an impressive and dominant nine season career, which included three Super Bowl wins.
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Nobody can see into the future, but obviously investors recognize it takes a lot of capital to keep up with what the competition is bringing to the table.
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On February 4th four more high-ranking party members were kicked out, bringing to 67 the number known to have been investigated, expelled or sentenced this year alone.
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And it came from the artist's core, bringing to unexpected fruition his childhood devotion to comic books and resurrecting themes from the earliest stage of his artistic maturity.
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It's a really important message to be bringing to NYC, and that's why we're so excited to be working so closely working with the Mayor's Office as well.
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What seems to bother the government as much as the problems of cheap, plentiful and effective electronic secrecy is the new militancy companies are bringing to the issue.
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Flyer is now one of two aircraft that Kitty Hawk is working on bringing to market, alongside its Cora two-person, autonomous taxi built in collaboration with Boeing.
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Mining saw 2000,000 new jobs, bringing to 86,000 the total unemployment growth since October 2016 for a sector that President Donald Trump promised to target when he campaigned.
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The College of Liberal Arts at the University of Minnesota has doubled its career counseling staff, bringing to 10 the number available to guide the college's 13,676 undergraduates.
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We know the routes, and so we have an opportunity to work with our partners to ensure that the technology that they're bringing to market fits those requirements.
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This, as the self-styled children's advocate Ivanka was out on the town, talking about the fabulous "deliverables" she and Jared were bringing to their BFFs in Riyadh.
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For those preferring to tune out, Michael Barraco created playlists of pop songs inspired by birds, bringing to mind another kind of migration, one that's necessary for survival.
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A similar store appears in "Police," its array of precisely rendered neon signs bringing to mind Richard Estes, if the photo-realist painter ever made a wrong turn.
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In some cases, Mr. McKenzie said in an interview, Mr. Thomas generated new ideas by bringing to Mr. Indiana's attention things the artist had drawn in old sketchbooks.
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I believe that I can be, should be and will be judged by the competence, credibility and character that I have and that I'm bringing to the race.
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And some of the positive qualities women are praised for bringing to public office — collegiality, collaboration, relentless work ethic — aren't born of some sort of innate gendered goodness.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - Algeria reported nine new confirmed coronavirus cases on Wednesday, bringing to 17 the total number of people tested positive for the virus, the health ministry said.
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They said Mr. Gardner did not specifically urge approval of the so-called Graham-Cassidy health proposal that Republicans were considering bringing to the Senate floor next week.
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Earlier this month, Nigeria's attorney general said he had withdrawn a $2 billion tax demand against MTN, bringing to a close the company's latest disagreement with the government.
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I knew that many boards lack a younger voice and wanted to set an example so that they would know that we are worth bringing to the table.
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Trump's lawyers yesterday completed their oral arguments, bringing to a quick end a defense that attempted to discredit the evidence gathered by House Democrats in their initial probe.
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We have something that we're bringing to Southeast Asia called WeWork Labs, which is a way to incubate and accelerate different types of start-ups in Southeast Asia.
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And there are next-generation versions who are bringing to life important stories, like Gilbert Garcia of The San Antonio Express-News and Ginia Bellafante of The Times.
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US, ISRAEL FINALIZE $38B DEAL: The United States and Israel signed a 2023-year, $38 billion military aid pact Wednesday, bringing to a close months of fraught negotiations.
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However, his honest, lively mind had to acknowledge both the invaders' more effective firepower and the intellectual heft which the French were bringing to the study of his homeland.
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"What door?" he responded, immediately bringing to mind that heartbreaking moment in Game of Thrones when "Hold the door" turned into "Hodor," revealing both the character's origin and demise.
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Image 2 of 2 TURIN, Italy – Cristiano Ronaldo is leaving Real Madrid to join Italian club Juventus, bringing to an end a hugely successful nine-year spell in Spain.
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But what is now clear is that for all his strengths, Trump is bringing to the White House one of the most combative, intemperate personalities we have ever known.
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Giuliani for his part has said that it was Ukrainian prosecutors who took the initiative in bringing to him the allegations at the heart of his campaign against Biden.
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Beyond the piece bringing to light the injustice that ended the lives of so many young, powerful women, it showcases their strength in the face of inequity and hopelessness.
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The Apple Card website still remains unchanged, so Apple isn't ready to accept applications for the card, which it's bringing to market as a joint effort with Goldman Sachs.
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This latest album is blessed with an almost Craft-ian swagger, dragging that classic Scandinavian swing through the gutter and bringing to mind a self-loathing, black metallicized Inepsy.
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Nobody comes to Nintendo hoping for the hottest gaming hardware specs, but it's still important to know exactly how little power Nintendo is actually bringing to this console generation.
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Toyota also recently revealed a number of robotics projects it's bringing to the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, which will help it field test a number of its projects.
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The company is bringing to the flagship Gmail service many (but not all) of the features it trialed in Inbox for Gmail, and adding a few new ones, too.
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Alternatively, if the financial aid packages from other, comparable schools were more generous, that is also worth bringing to the school's attention in an appeal for more merit aid.
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But as it stands now, despite the best efforts of Kim Kardashian West, French manicures have a reputation of being outdated, bringing to mind high-school proms in 1995.
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Both sides get a system of immigration that is based not only on family but also on bringing to the country people who will add to our nation's strength.
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"What Mr. Piccioli and Ms. Chiuri are bringing to fashion is a new calm and a real sense that a new mood is stirring," remarked Suzy Menkes in 2013.
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Washington (CNN)The United States on Monday sanctioned Venezuela's state-owned oil company, bringing to bear the most significant financial pressure so far on Venezuela's embattled President Nicolas Maduro.
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The U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) announced Saturday they had finished off ISIS in its last pocket in Baghouz, bringing to an end the terrorist group's territorial control.
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Caesar salads appeal to the masses, so this is a good go-to for bringing to a barbecue that will have a mixed crowd of vegans and meat eaters.
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ALGIERS, March 22 (Reuters) - Algeria has reported 62 new coronavirus cases, bringing to 201 the total number of people infected with the virus, the health ministry said on Sunday.
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He's nearly entombed in facial makeup that obscures his own physiognomy — an actor's landscape — while bringing to life Lyndon B. Johnson, a transitional, still-contentious figure of fascinating contradictions.
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A catenary seems to have been used to determine the rectangle's top curved edge, while both sides bow in slightly, bringing to mind textiles hanging on a laundry line.
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Casualties in Afghanistan: Two U.S. soldiers were killed today in what the Taliban called an ambush, bringing to nine the total American military fatalities in the country this year.
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The New York Times won two Pulitzer Prizes on Monday, bringing to 127 its total since the annual journalism awards were first given out more than a century ago.
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In the evangelical world, Mr. Hybels is considered a giant, revered as a leadership guru who discovered the formula for bringing to church people who were skeptical of Christianity.
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The effect is as if the filmmaker were leading the viewer through a jumbled photo album, one by one bringing to life meals, celebrations and sudden bursts of song.
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This Saturday, Greenberger and Prime Lens will present a live performance of selections from the album, bringing to life the words of an often overlooked segment of our communities.
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Last week, The New York Times published a story on Amy Klobuchar's hot dish recipe, a casserole that she and campaign surrogates have been bringing to events in Iowa.
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"A lot of my research is on what is the infant is bringing to the table," said Dr. Julie Lumeng, a professor of pediatrics at the University of Michigan.
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Serhiy Leshchenko, an investigative journalist in Ukraine, has been attacked by Rudolph Giuliani for his role in bringing to light secret payments to the Trump campaign official Paul Manafort.
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The actor has won a Golden Globe, a BAFTA, Critics' Choice, and SAG awards, to name a few, for bringing to life one half of 123's best bromance.
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It&aposs reflective of your research of the school, but also reflective of your knowledge of yourself and what unique perspectives and talents you&aposre bringing to the community.
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It's the first property that Drake ad Caffeine are jointly bringing to market and presages other live events and content that Drake will shepherd to production, the company said.
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Pelosi is also expected to send over the articles of impeachment in the coming days, bringing to a head the conflict between Schumer and McConnell on the trial rules.
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" Last week, she said, "whistleblowers have been essential in bringing to the public's attention wrongdoings, fraud, waste, abuse, law breaking, and I very much disagree with the president's mischaracterization.
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On Tuesday, Trump's lawyers completed their opening statements, bringing to a quick end a defense that attempted to discredit the evidence gathered by House Democrats in their initial probe.
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The American was beaten 6-4, 6-7, (2-7), 7-5 by Wang Qiang, bringing to an end her quest for a record-equaling 24th Grand Slam title.
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This is Razer's Ultrabook entry for 2019, and the one that you'll want if you're looking for the lightest, most power-efficient laptop it's bringing to market this year.
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Riding the momentum of a 20003-seat pickup in the midterm elections, Democrats are bringing to the fore audacious policy ideas that have been mostly simmering on the sidelines.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - Algeria has confirmed three new cases of coronavirus, bringing to eight the total number of people tested positive for the virus, the health ministry said on Tuesday.
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Hugh Jackman began the 2009 Oscars in just the right way, bringing to the show energy and Hollywood glamour that was leavened by just the right amount of irreverence.
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Check out what we'll be bringing to you: Phife Dawg - "Thought U Wuz Nice"A Tribe Called Quest - "Check The Rhime"Phife Dawg & Pete Rock - "Lemme Find Out" feat.
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We're watching it, but as I mentioned our focus is bringing to the attention that we don't want to place a tax on good that are made in America.
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Bringing to mind the unemployed or homeless individuals of today who scavenge city streets for recyclable goods to exchange for meager deposits, the scene is both familiar and frightening.
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So this isn't out yet but it is worth bringing to your attention that Soulja Boy is releasing a games console, since that's a wildly unexpected piece of news.
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CARACAS, Venezuela – Venezuela*s government have freed dozens more opposition activists from jail, bringing to almost 80 the number of prisoners whose release authorities hope will unite the fractured nation.
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The energy and intensity and passion that these younger people are bringing to their movement and to their party just might be enough for them to take back the House.
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Even though I'm still side-eyeing Lee Daniels for his comments about #OscarsSoWhite, I have to give him props for the diversity he's bringing to his new Fox musical, Star.
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Blankets, food, and legal services are just some of the resources volunteers are bringing to Tijuana, Mexico, to help the hundreds of asylum-seekers stranded at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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In recent years, the ASF has played an ever-larger role in bringing to light high-profile corruption cases, but can only flag irregularities and lacks teeth to prosecute wrongdoing.
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"We ask the media and the public and all responsible entities not to aid these terrorists in recruiting efforts by viewing or bringing to attention these images, these videos," Col.
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It seems like Google has some ideas about what Chromebooks should be bringing to the table this year, and now it has a few partners getting that configuration out there.
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On Tuesday Ankara replaced four elected HDP mayors with state officials, bringing to 12 the number of mayors it has unseated over alleged links to terrorism since the March elections.
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Read MoreWhy your backup college may be the winner Alternatively, if the financial aid packages from other, comparable schools were better, that is also worth bringing to the school's attention.
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On Tuesday Ankara replaced four elected HDP mayors with state officials, bringing to 12 the number of mayors it has unseated over alleged links to terrorism since the March elections.
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The ambitious entrepreneur is bringing to life his vision for a future full of electric cars (as the founder of Tesla) and trips to Mars (with his pioneering venture SpaceX).
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That is a bitter irony given that the crisis originated within the financial sector, bringing to mind a teenager who crashes their parents' car and leaves them with the bill.
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The big elements she seems to be bringing to the MCU are the Kree and the Skrulls, two alien races that play major parts in the larger Marvel comics continuity.
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And now, in a different stage of his life, Simmons is bringing to life a yoga studio because of his natural interest in and passion for yoga, meditation and veganism.
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And while it looks pretty good, as well, it's not exactly unique, bringing to mind other flagships like the S8, particularly given the use of a reflective metallic paint job.
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On April 6053th Raúl Castro (pictured left) plans to step down as president, bringing to an end nearly 2605 years of rule by the family that led the country's revolution.
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The '60s saw The Sword of Damocles, what is now known as the first virtual reality and augmented reality head-mounted display, bringing to life a fantasy from decades before.
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The scoreless first half showcased two incredibly fast and physical defenses, bringing to mind the 2011, five-field goal game in which LSU won 9-6 in overtime in Tuscaloosa.
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Saudi Arabia issued $7.5 billion in international bonds this month, bringing to almost $60 billion the total amount it has raised through U.S. dollar-denominated public debt issues since 2016.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Two United States soldiers were killed during a military operation in Afghanistan on Wednesday, bringing to nine the number of American military fatalities in the country this year.
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He also threatened tariffs on another $0.43 billion of Chinese products should Beijing hit back again, bringing to $450 billion the potential amount of Chinese exports that could be targeted.
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One person died in the unrest this weekend outside Paris, bringing to three the number of casualties on the margins of the demonstrations over the last three weekends of protests.
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ALGIERS, March 4 (Reuters) - Algeria reported nine new confirmed coronavirus cases on Wednesday, bringing to 17 the total number of people tested positive for the virus, the health ministry said.
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The host is also in charge of the flow of the meal, keeping track of what everyone is bringing to make sure there's an interesting selection without any duplicated dishes.
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The world's two largest economies are expected to sign a Phase 22019 trade agreement on Wednesday, bringing to an end 2870.1 months of negotiations and potentially assuaging some trade tensions.
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Hawaii Attorney General Doug Chin announced Friday that the state would sue as well, the Honolulu Star Advertiser reported, bringing to seven the number of states suing over the order.
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As the 2016 elections approached, Senator Mitch McConnell, the Kentucky Republican and majority leader, shied from bringing to the Senate floor the politically charged issue that had divided his party.
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Think Robert F. Kennedy, for whom the Main Justice Building is named, bringing to bear the instruments of federal power to protect Mississippi Freedom Riders and to stare down Gov.
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Bringing to court those most responsible for global warming - including fossil fuel companies, a growing trend in the United States - was a large part of respecting human rights, he said.
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But I have to trust that we are bringing to the table something much bigger than our own pain: a guarantee that our children will not suffer what we did.
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"I think the biggest threat we're bringing to the finals is our team confidence," said Morgan Tuck, a first-round draft pick in 2016 and a former standout at UConn.
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For years Facebook has been under scrutiny for issues of privacy, censorship and the dissemination of fake news, bringing to mind, too, the role it plays in circulating graphic videos.
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"Obviously, I don't think it was a smashing debut, by any sense; we need to get more pass rush," Gruden said afterward, perhaps unwisely bringing to mind the missing Mack.
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On Thursday, the pop star wore a plaid, pleated skirt and a white cropped blouse, bringing to mind the schoolgirl outfit she wore in her "…Baby One More Time" music video.
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With California Safe Soil, KDC Ag is bringing to market a new fertilizer that is both organic and water-rich, and its commercialization solves three problems that contribute to climate change.
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We spotted some ridiculously expensive sunglasses (#practical), custom bedazzled jackets (it was 2990° in Indio, California, over the weekend) and more remarkably pricey pieces that we're bringing to your attention below.
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This is what Microsoft is bringing to the PC. Players will be able to design levels on Windows 10—for free—then share those levels and play them on Xbox One.
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What the Warpway is bringing to The Galactic Hub are the politics of the railroad, with May as a railroad baron bringing change to a community that doesn't necessarily want it.
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This popular, interactive destination features several attractions and a host of rotating shows, all intent on bringing to life the nuanced and at times complicated experience of living on this planet.
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Tuesday's ruling will prevent Westinghouse from bringing to the auditor issues tied to historical accounting, which made up the bulk of Westinghouse's claim for $2 billion as a post-closing adjustment.
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Start at the beginning, though; this first book should tell you everything you need to know to keep up with whatever kid (or kid at heart) you're bringing to the film.
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Flip or Flop Vegas premieres Thursday night, and PEOPLE has an exclusive sneak peek at what its stars, Aubrey and Bristol Marunde, are bringing to the high-stakes series' spin-off.
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Shipka, who is bringing to life the favorite Archie Comics character, spoke to The Cut about her role in the upcoming Netflix adaptation, and revealed that she's actually allergic to cats.
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My relationship with Jean had always been fine and I was enjoying getting to know him, but lately I could feel the intensity he was bringing to each date and afterparty.
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For their first-ever New York exhibition, at the Jane Lombard Gallery this month, the Ortas are bringing to the U.S. the series of social sculptures created for their 2007 expedition.
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Bringing to mind the puffed chest of early Royal Trux and the swagger of Lou Reed's Sally Can't Dance album, it's an off-kilter journey that swings with bluster and attitude.
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Residents of nearly 860 homes were ordered to flee on Sunday, bringing to about 2,000 the number of dwellings placed under evacuation, said spokeswoman Megan Graham for La Plata County, Colorado.
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The artist sprinkles polka-dots, heart outlines, and painted lips throughout her drawings, effectively bringing to mind a past, perhaps imaginary, that is light as gossamer and filled with streaming sunlight.
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Duterte's latest comments seem to mark a departure from his previous policy, and suggests a desire to pursue the type of militarization Beijing has been accused of bringing to the region.
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The wellness movement neatly dispatched, she sits in contemplation of death itself in the book's concluding, very beautiful passages, bringing to it her characteristic curiosity and awe at the natural world.
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As Tate, Robbie flits through the screen bringing to life one of cinema's most beloved stars before her untimely death on August 9, 1969, at the hands of Charles Manson's family.
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"Our investigation is now focused on human causes and bringing to justice the person(s) responsible for the death of these eagles," the Fish and Wildlife Service said in a statement.
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They have the time, the resources, the knowledge and the depth to know what's out there and what's worth bringing to the attention of their consumers and what's still to come.
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It's getting "Instant Playlists," a collection of videos you can pull down from the top of the screen, and it's bringing to mobile the same notification center found on the desktop.
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It has the aura of a morbidly picturesque fairy tale, with Monaghan's compact, sprightly and inexhaustible Richard bringing to mind one of the vengeful, quick-tempered gnomes common to such stories.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Two more men were arrested on Sunday over a car bomb attack in Northern Ireland's Londonderry, police said, bringing to four the number in custody related to the investigation.
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As Tate, Robbie flits through the screen bringing to life one of cinema's most beloved stars before her untimely death on August 9, 1969, at the hands of Charles Manson's Family.
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If Selina continues to overlook what Amy's bringing to the table in the same way she overlooks most things, it seems very possible that our Ms. Brookheimer could lose it again.
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In dozens of stories, the mainstream media has played a pivotal role in bringing to public attention the Trump Administration policies and practices related to immigrants at the border with Mexico.
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The boys and their 25-year-old coach were freed over three days last week, bringing to an end a complex rescue mission involving hundreds of experts from across the world.
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Last week, the French government pledged more aid to help the country's struggling tourism sector cope, bringing to 10 million euros its contribution to a campaign to promote the country abroad.
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As HTC gears up for a stateside launch of their Vive Focus standalone headset, the company announced a number of changes that they're bringing to the device currently available in China.
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By raising rates, the Fed is bringing to a close its long campaign of economic stimulus that began during the 2008 financial crisis, which included lowering interest rates to near zero.
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U.S. casualties in Afghanistan: Two U.S. service members were killed in northern Afghanistan today, bringing to four the American combat deaths in the country this year, Afghan and American officials said.
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ALGIERS, March 3 (Reuters) - Algeria has confirmed three new cases of coronavirus, bringing to eight the total number of people tested positive for the virus, the health ministry said on Tuesday.
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Len Wein, a prolific comic book writer who collaborated on bringing to life two of the art form's best-known characters, Wolverine and Swamp Thing, died on Sunday in Los Angeles.
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A federal judge decided Mr. Greenwald should not stand trial for his role in bringing to light hacked cellphone messages, citing a ruling from a Supreme Court justice that shielded him.
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The legislation will now receive Royal Assent and pass into the statute books, bringing to an end nearly three years of parliamentary warfare which saw it rejected on three previous occasions.
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President Trump signed an initial trade deal with China on Wednesday, bringing to a close the first chapter of a protracted trade war that has inflicted economic damage across the globe.
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Allison Janae Hamilton's multitudinous, mythic installation is intoxicating; it gorgeously envelops you in Southern landscape while simultaneously bringing to the surface the history of racial and classed exploitation in the region.
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Part of that has to do with the ecstatic energy with which the cast members infuse their roles, bringing to mind children let loose on the playground after weeks of rain.
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Pishevar, who at this point in penning the missive was definitely not looking around for that last hit of crystal, further expounded upon the Truth he was bringing to the world.
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Alex M. Azar II, the health and human services secretary, confirmed another American case of the virus on Wednesday, bringing to 60 the total number of infections in the United States.
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We think of Elon Musk as an inventor – a cutting-edge thinker who became a billionaire by bringing to market Pay-Pal, a product on which millions of Americans now rely.
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But he did say "I also recognize the learnings -- many of them painful -- from the experiences of the last 18 months that you are bringing to the way we do business."
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He was among the 403 to 50 people, many from Carnegie Mellon's Robotics Institute, who left academia to fulfill the promise of bringing to market the new concept of a robotaxi.
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"We always feel we provide value in all the products we've been bringing to the market, so we don't think we have ever seen, from our company, ripoff prices," Schultz said.
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Ryan said he would not rule out the possibility of bringing to a vote a narrower bill addressing only the detention of immigrant families, if the broader bill did not pass.
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WASHINGTON — An American Special Forces soldier was killed in Afghanistan on Monday, according to military officials, bringing to 20 the number of troops who have died during combat operations this year.
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There are also others who might attain a kind of indirect intrigue and familiarity by bringing to mind some of their more or less contemporary peers in movies, sports, and performance.
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And what happens is it gets kind of pulled into this bureaucratic kind of way of doing business and folks lose sight of the authenticity that they're bringing to their consumers.
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Rory's body was in septic shock brought on by an avalanche of responses his immune system was bringing to bacteria that had gotten into his blood through the cut in his arm.
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Macron's 2017 election win upended French politics, bringing to office a political outsider who promised an alienated electorate that his administration would reconnect with the grassroots, create jobs and revive the economy.
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The Vatican announced that Francis allowed Rancagua Bishop Alejandro Goic Karmelic and Talca Bishop Horacio del Carmen Valenzuela Abarca to resign, bringing to five the total number of resignations accepted so far.
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Now Microsoft is bringing to Windows apps (and even the web) some of the convenience and security of being able to use the same tech it uses to keep enterprise laptops safe.
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Kim Kardashian West says that the Sunday church services her husband Kanye West holds each week are a "healing experience" for the rapper — one he's now bringing to weekend two of Coachella.
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Japan said 44 more people have tested positive for the new coronavirus on board the quarantined cruise liner Diamond Princess, bringing to 218 the number of passengers and crew confirmed as infected.
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As Erie natters on in an eager, fitful string of clichés, bringing to mind the sort of garrulous salesman you'd normally cross the street to avoid, Mr. Whitaker quietly breaks your heart.
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Companies like Faraday Future are so eager to show off all the cool shit they're bringing to Vegas, they've even put together a little close-crop auto porn to whet our appetite.
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So even though the first phones HMD is bringing to North American carriers aren't the most exciting, it's the foundation for the future that could have a real impact on today's news.
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For Abril, bringing to light stories that are often hidden or misunderstood is about shifting the narrative toward an open conversation on the experiences of women around the world and throughout history.
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Niki Nakayama, chef and owner of the Michelin-starred n/naka, worked as a food consultant for "Always Be My Maybe," bringing to life the dishes at the film's fictional restaurant Maximalist.
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Over its lifespan, Icarus has been one of the champions of international documentary cinema in the US, bringing to theaters and home video countless films that may have otherwise gone completely overlooked.
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They don't represent anyone in particular and gender and race seem intentionally indeterminate, though you, the viewer, might assign a more specific identity, bringing to them your own experience and/or expectations.
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MANILA, Sept 27 (Reuters) - The Philippines has suspended 20 more mines for environmental violations, most of them nickel, a government official said on Tuesday, bringing to 30 the number of mines shuttered.
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Elsewhere, health-care hiring jumped by 43,000, bringing to 477,46.93 the new jobs created in the field over the past 12 months, more than six years after Obamacare was put in place.
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"We're bringing to life the stage and screen," the EVP of the Creative COE for Hudson Bay Company explained, noting the various film-industry partners Saks has worked with throughout the year.
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"Our company has always been in favor of bringing to our country all the conditions to have access to foreign capital without any kind of restriction," Kakinoff told Reuters in an interview.
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Fans will get a better taste of what Biles is bringing to the mats this time around when she competes at the US Olympic Team Trials in St. Louis June 25-28.
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The Chinese-controlled city closed two more beaches in the south of Hong Kong island on Tuesday, bringing to 13 the total shut since two vessels collided in the Pearl River estuary.
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HomeGoods' spinoff store Homesense is finally here and fans are literally lining up down the block to get a look at what the new brand is bringing to the (reasonably priced) table.
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Nike just announced a self-lacing shoe called the HyperAdapt 1.0, bringing to life the dream that sneaker fans have shared since Back to the Future II premiered almost 30 years ago.
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"Q4 was a strong quarter for LinkedIn, bringing to a close a successful year of growth and innovation against our long-term roadmap," said Jeff Weiner, CEO of LinkedIn, in a statement.
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Bringing to mind the slow rolling disaster that was the hoverboard recall, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) has issued an official warning against using the Samsung Note73 on the New York subway.
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Focus on the good your company is bringing to the world; "How my new business is helping disenfranchised population find empowerment" is a story, "Hey look guys I started business" is not.
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In the U.S., the storytelling app made headlines for bringing to Netflix the teen hit "The Kissing Booth," which shot up to become the No. 4 movie on IMDb for a time.
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Last month, Alphabet Inc's self-driving unit Waymo said it had begun testing self-driving vehicles in Atlanta, bringing to 25 the total number of U.S. cities in which it is testing.
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The legislation was the second of four appropriations bills Democrats are bringing to the House floor this week to keep the spotlight on the partial government shutdown, now in its third week.
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Getting a meaty whiff of the shitstorm Trump plans on bringing to America over the last year has been enough to re-energize a punk scene that fell asleep at the wheel.
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Cisco's Rob Salvagno writing in a separate blog post was also excited about the possibilities that Synata search technology is bringing to the company and how it will integrate with Cisco Spark.
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Koons, for instance, is bringing to life his famous "Seated Ballerina," versions of which he produced for his Antiquity series and recently, as a 45-foot-tall inflatable sculpture at Rockefeller Center.
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"I set out to create a company that could build on bringing to podcasting the skill set of television and movies, both in storytelling and production, as well as marketing," he said.
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KIGALI (Reuters) - Mauritania, Rwanda, Seychelles and Central African Republic confirmed their first coronavirus cases on Saturday, bringing to 23 the number of African countries that have reported positive tests for the virus.
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KIGALI (Reuters) - Mauritania, Rwanda, Seychelles and Central African Republic confirmed their first coronavirus cases on Saturday, bringing to 23 the number of African countries that have reported positive tests for the virus.
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Egypt's health minister announced 210 new infections on a quarantined Nile cruise boat on Sunday, including foreign tourists and Egyptian crew members, bringing to 2200 the number onboard who have tested positive.
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The detours make sense in a book about meandering people making detours of their own, bringing to mind Laurie Colwin or Mona Simpson — other spinners of precise fictional webs about sloppy people.
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Another partner that Nvidia is bringing to the table is Microsoft, whose Azure cloud services will be more tightly integrated with Nvidia's EGX hardware and software like the Metropolis video analytics tools.
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Yes, but: Despite the onslaught of attention candidates and pundits are bringing to this issue, free speech and the First Amendment rarely come up as highly important issues to voters amongst polls.
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One member of the security forces was reported killed on Monday, bringing to at least 14 the death toll stemming from the boldest challenge to Iran's clerical leadership since unrest in 2009.
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Investors' concerns sparked a 16 percent loss in the value of the Argentine peso against the U.S. dollar last week alone, bringing to almost 313 percent its losses so far this year.
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Xi opened a Beijing-funded boulevard, while Pence talked of a 400-year old King James Bible in the PNG parliament that he had played a role in bringing to the country.
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"That's something I look forward to bringing to the forefront more too," Torabi said in reference to future iterations of Stacks House, which they hope to take to six other metropolitan markets.
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Here, and throughout She's the Man, Tatum sells Duke's awkwardness with exactly the kind of affable and surprisingly vulnerable charm he ended up bringing to a similar character in 21 Jump Street.
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If you believe that Americanness is brittle, you want to be damned sure the people you're bringing to America won't break it before you make too many commitments to let them stay.
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Waymo declined to comment on the record about the trade secret ruling, but noted that it has significant evidence to back up the eight remaining trade secret claims it is bringing to trial.
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In 2012, Laurent Bernadac started bringing to life the 103Dvarius, a fully 3D-printed violin, after feeling frustrated by the limiting nature of the sounds he could make on his own electric violin.
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On Tuesday, four people were arrested in connection with Siddique's death, bringing to seven the total number of people detained in the case since April, according to Deputy Police Commissioner Sadhir Haider Chowdhury.
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The main problem when translating Dickinson is not just its hymnlike form but the actual way the poems are constructed and the sometimes impossible task of bringing to the surface what lies beneath.
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He knew he had a hit when he visited a distribution center and saw the volume of packages on the conveyer belt, bringing to life how many people interact with the company daily.
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The Trump administration on Tuesday said it will print the 2020 census without a question about citizenship, bringing to an apparent close a contentious legal battle over that aspect of the decennial survey.
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When he spoke with CNN in 2011, he said he had run for office because he was tired of the DUIs, drug trafficking and gang activity that he saw immigrants bringing to Albertville.
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"We're in the midst of another industrial revolution," Jeanneret said in an interview, referring to the adoption of blockchain, artificial intelligence, robotics and the disruption that digitalization is bringing to industry and business.
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Creative Commons says it's already focused on bringing to future CC Search releases the full content of the Europeana collection, a selected subset from DPLA and a larger subset of the Flickr Commons.
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Many of them want to found their own technology firms, bringing to bear not just their newly acquired skills but also a Silicon Valley mindset that embraces entrepreneurialism and a willingness to experiment.
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U.S. prosecutors on Thursday dropped corruption charges against former Virginia Governor Robert McDonnell and his wife, bringing to a close a case that had tarnished the once-rising star of the Republican Party.
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Ficto is bringing to market adaptations of bestselling books and original productions which will be released with theatrical films and has plans in the pipeline for other forms of scripted and unscripted entertainment.
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In December, Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette charged four former officials with conspiring to violate safety rules, bringing to 13 the number of current and former officials charged in connection with the crisis.
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While the story is a bit basic, and even wades into a sort of "woman as evil witch" territory that makes this reviewer uncomfortable, Marvin Mann's illustrations are worth bringing to attention here.
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"Simply by running—and the ways in which they're running—as well as the voices and perspectives they're bringing to campaigns this year, they're disrupting the status quo in American politics," Dittmar continued.
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Local officials and businesses are now voicing their opposition to BPM's return next year, bringing to light some of the complex tensions between a burgeoning musical tourism industry, organized crime, and public safety.
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"Simply by running—and the ways in which they're running—as well as the voices and perspectives they're bringing to campaigns this year, they're disrupting the status quo in American politics," she continued.
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If you don't believe me, or can't imagine why Cooper bringing to life this sarcastic assassin is so damn fun to watch, then just check it out for yourself in the video below.
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She may now be running 20 points behind Macron in polling ahead of Sunday's election, but Obama is bringing to bear his 90-percent popularity in France in the hopes of stopping her.
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"Texas has a right to know who the federal government is bringing to Texas, where they are being placed and what they are doing to guarantee the safety of all Texans," Lt. Gov.
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But it is a sign of the harder commercial edge new Chief Executive Emma Walmsley - almost 12 months into the job - is bringing to a company whose shares have moved sideways for years.
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We're trying to build him [up] and make him stronger, but I just wanted to thank you for bringing to light the lives of the LGBTQ community and the struggles they face daily.
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But she's wilier than you expect, bringing to the part the same vulpine alertness to opportunity she demonstrated as a political Eve Harrington type in "The City of Conversation," also by Mr. Giardina.
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PHILADELPHIA — District Attorney R. Seth Williams pleaded guilty to bribery and quit his position as Philadelphia's chief law enforcement officer on Thursday, bringing to an abrupt halt his trial on federal corruption charges.
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One afternoon, a worker bringing to the area bags of yak dung, which residents use for fuel, had to unload the bags at the head of a main street that bisects the enclave.
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But Márquez had an early advantage as a professional, bringing to the track the lightning-fast reaction times he had honed while skidding in the mud as a junior motocross champion in Catalonia.
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Bringing to mind the opener of Hoagland's 1968 essay "The Courage of Turtles" — "Turtles are a kind of bird with the governor turned low" — Press has had his speed throttled almost to nil.
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In 2018, he unified all the major world titles when he won the cruiserweight edition of the 2017-2018 WBSS season, bringing to an end his time in the 200-pound weight class.
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Over the same period, the bank predicted that industrial output slipped by around 0.5 percentage points by comparison with the fourth quarter of 2016, bringing to an end two consecutive quarters of growth.
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But efforts to vigorously contest death sentences now reveal dubious convictions more frequently, he said, bringing to the fore examples of bad forensic science and other prosecution evidence that wilts under close examination.
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Q: What are the specific skills you see Andre Iguodala bringing to a contender; which contenders need him the most; and which contenders can afford to give Memphis what they want, for him?
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But, more than relating to Carol or being excited by the much needed representation she is bringing to the MCU, I was enthralled and delighted by nearly every moment she appeared on-screen.
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Iger wanted Disney to be in on it — not just as a distributor for the films, as their previous agreement had stated, but to actually own what Pixar was bringing to the table.
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Rescuers pulled four more team members from a flooded cave complex in Thailand on Monday, in a daring rescue that continued to defy the odds, bringing to eight the number rescued so far.
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"It starts with bringing to life Athleta's mission to unite women and girls to reach their limitless potential," Miller said about the brand's value proposition and how it differentiates itself from the competition.
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Then, in June 2013, Mr. Snowden leaked a trove of files from the N.S.A., bringing to light that the agency was collecting Americans' domestic calling records in bulk — and setting off an uproar.
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Subject to regulatory approval in the EU, Nature's Pride said it will integrate Apeel's plant-based preservation technology into its avocado supply chain — bringing to European homes avocados with double the edible shelf life.
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Michael Pavelka's single all-the-world's-a-stage set is punctuated by mirrors, bringing to mind those old movies in which people used to see their pasts materialize whenever they stared down their reflections.
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Grant said the BRDC remained fully supportive of the changes Liberty are bringing to the sport but the non-profit members club could "no longer let our passion for the sport rule our heads".
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Ron Wyden, one of Congress' most vocal privacy advocates, began circulating a discussion draft of a bill aimed at bringing to heel Silicon Valley companies that have amassed billions trading in consumers' private data.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt, Pearl S. Buck Diego Rivera, Frida Kahlo, and chihuahua "Bringing to light these forgotten portraits of such 20th century giants has felt like a duty," Lowentheil told BuzzFeed Books via email.
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On Thursday, McDonald's opened a new flagship store in Times Square, expected to be its busiest in the U.S. The location showcases the modern updates that McDonald's has been bringing to its U.S. stores.
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As with Netgear's Orbi routers, the Velop uses a dedicated radio for communications between each node, so it's hard to say what exactly Linksys is bringing to the table in terms of new functionality.
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Rosenthal then went on to become possibly the highest profile doctor bringing to the public the wealth of peer-reviewed research on TM's proven ability to benefit people with high blood pressure and anxiety.
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The administrative and production support behind such projects is often under-visible and underpaid, bringing to mind the spectrum of reproductive and maintenance work (social and material) that has been traditionally assigned to women.
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That's not a bad thing, mind, but there's not a ton they're bringing to the table, save for the fact that they're designed specifically to hold two simultaneous connections: your Ionic and your phone.
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Multi-purpose Despite looking ominous -- bringing to mind the human-hunting "squids" of the "Matrix" franchise and the humming probe droid of "Star Wars" fame -- its makers insist its applications will be entirely peaceful.
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Comey's firing has put that deep seated Trump desire on center stage, bringing to bear how the President's business history -- and management style -- are influencing the day-to-day operations of his White House.
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Microsoft already has its own Word Flow keyboard for Windows Phone that it's also bringing to iOS soon, but the company is now planning to integrate SwiftKey into its Word Flow keyboard for Windows.
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A rumoured tie-up between Ford and Google to produce driverless cars failed to materialise at the show, but even the rumours underlined the disruption that tech firms are bringing to the motor industry.
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"Today's arrests open a new phase in the process of bringing to justice all individuals who allegedly committed crimes that were uncovered during our exhaustive investigation," U.S. Attorney Eileen Decker said in a statement.
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There was also a 1-hour, 053-minute rain delay in the middle of the eighth inning, bringing to 5 hours, 22 minutes the total time lost to rain in the four-game series.
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The Los Angeles City Council will first need to decide whether the medical marijuana tax plan is the best concept they have in their arsenal for bringing to life the low-income housing deal.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. prosecutors on Thursday dropped corruption charges against former Virginia Governor Robert McDonnell and his wife, bringing to a close a case that tarnished the once-rising star of the Republican Party.
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Curtis M. Scaparrotti said NATO needed to be ready to "fight tonight," bringing to the European theater a term that has long been used to reflect the readiness of American troops in South Korea.
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Now the multinationals are back, bringing to mind the pleasure boat named "Never Again II." It mocks the president's base The direct beneficiaries of a repatriation tax amnesty windfall are all soulless global corporations.
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The lawsuit was announced the same week an exodus of top executives was announced, bringing to the surface a series of grievances that employees say reflected a deep dysfunction in management of the newsroom.
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Team Ryan transferred $28500 million to the House GOP's campaign arm in December alone, bringing to $6900 million his total transfers to the National Republican Congressional Committee since he became Speaker in late October.
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Samantha Josephson was leaving a bar near campus late at night when she was last seen, bringing to light safety concerns associated with the popular ride-sharing company and how it identifies its drivers.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Gunmen shot dead a reporter in the violent Mexican state of Veracruz on Tuesday, authorities said, bringing to at least nine the number of journalists killed in the country this year.
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The clash between the world's two biggest economies at the WTO — the US and China — is bringing to the fore massive questions that the international body has never before had to reckon with before.
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Russian officials pointed to the 1,000-strong delegation that Mr. Xi is bringing to the forum as a sign of healthy relations at a time when the United States is officially boycotting the event.
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Ms. Wright, wearing a white undershirt, can't show us the same interplay of musculature, yet we're soon aware how much texture her torso is bringing to this number, how juicily it ripples and tilts.
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Like all serious artists, he writes primarily to amuse and please himself, knowing far better than his non-admirers his real "letters," and bringing to them the homage of profound knowledge and creative imitation.
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Just before Trump left for India, the U.S. reached agreement on a ceasefire and potential peace framework with the Taliban in Afghanistan, hopefully bringing to a close the longest military conflict in American history.
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The system will remained closed throughout the day on Saturday and Sunday, bringing to a halt the nation's second busiest subway system as the D.C. area girds for a predicted 16 inches of snow.
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In the wake of this scandal, even Mark Zuckerberg said that his industry probably should be regulated, although he's certainly not wishing for the sorts of comprehensive regulation the GDPR is bringing to Europe.
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Citing sexism as the main reason for passing on a female candidate also implies that there are no differences in the qualifications, ideas, and strategy that different female candidates are bringing to their campaign.
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This includes looking at where your teams are located from a cost perspective and quantifying the output of R&D in terms of productivity, quality, features, bugs and products you are bringing to market.
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Rivera, 74, first earned international acclaim when he won a Peabody Award in 1972 for bringing to light instances of neglect and abuse of mentally disabled students at a state school in Staten Island.
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When the woman driving his Uber asked why he was visiting Cianci's grave, Mr. Aiello explained that he was paying respects to the dead man he was nightly bringing to life at Trinity Rep.
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Like Elaine Cameron-Weir, Ms. Goldberg builds narratives from colliding materials, eras and styles, bringing to mind the 1980s sculpture of Bonnie Collura, whose own strange meldings, then and since, should be better known.
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I started bringing to Vienna delegations from the region; the elegant silk sofas of the ambassador's residence were covered with flip charts as they devised plans to push themselves and each other into leadership.
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So I think it nicely adds a new layer to one of The Americans' core tensions, by bringing to a head this long-simmering conflict that Philip and Elizabeth have long been dealing with.
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Despite only running for little over 90 seconds, the performance still felt deeply emotional, bringing to mind some of the beautiful scenes of young love and peach fucking in Call Me By Your Name.
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HANOI (Reuters) - Vietnamese police have arrested a dissident accused of attempting to overthrow the government, the communist state's official website said on Wednesday, bringing to at least 17 the number of dissidents arrested this year.
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Because of course, what he was so successful in innovating and bringing to the market 00 high priced electric vehicles that were sexy everybody else is now coming and they are coming down the pike.
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Chile long grappled with the task of bringing to justice the perpetrators of crimes committed in that era but crusading judges and more sympathetic authorities have led to an increase in convictions in recent years.
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Jóhannsson has collaborated with Villeneuve on projects such as Sicario and Arrival, and it'll be interesting to see just what he wasn't bringing to the project that required the other two to be brought in.
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Pejic took to Instagram to give thanks to designer Prabal Gurung, who featured her in his spring 2018 show on Sunday, while simultaneously bringing to light an important point about transgender visibility on the runways.
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But while the space remained mostly white, Chiuri experimented with de Saint Phalle's bright palette in the clothing, bringing to life silk, leather, and plastic in bold shades of red, yellow, blue, green, and pink.
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Brazil's score on the index had dropped over the past five year after a spate of corruption scandals, but independent law enforcement bodies there had begun bringing to justice those previously considered untouchable, TI said.
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Ansel Elgort, the actor best known for bringing to life young adult novels like The Fault In Our Stars and Divergent, is also a DJ, a fact you could probably sense somewhere in your bones.
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Chile long grappled with the task of bringing to justice the perpetrators of crimes committed in that era, and crusading judges and more sympathetic authorities have led to an increase in convictions in recent years.
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At the time, several publications and pundits said that Nest was bringing to Google not just its devices, but Apple's sensibility and execution — a blueprint to be the internet giant's de facto consumer hardware arm.
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By adding daily auctions starting Wednesday, Gemini is bringing to bitcoin a feature that's long been available on exchanges such as the New York Stock Exchange, Nasdaq and Bats Global Markets for other asset classes.
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Foreign Minister Guillaume Long tweeted that 654 search experts from other nations were on the ground late Monday and that more were expected to arrive Tuesday — bringing to 13 the nationalities involved in the rescue.
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French Foreign Ministry spokesman Romain Nadal said Rwanda's request had been passed on to the Justice Ministry and that Paris was fully committed to bringing to justice the people that took part in the genocide.
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The religious affairs directorate removed another 620 staff including preachers and instructors in the Koran on Tuesday, bringing to more than 1,100 the number of people it has purged since the July 0003 coup attempt.
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Nintendo has a whole lot of games it's planning on bringing to the Nintendo Switch in the near future and we finally have an outline of when we can expect some of these heavy hitters.
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Washington (CNN)The acting Environmental Protection Agency chief, Andrew Wheeler, is bringing to the job a "change in tone," the agency said, that could shed greater light on the decisions and actions of EPA leadership.
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The Serbian was beaten 103-4, 6-3 by a flawless Federer at the O2 Arena in London, subsequently bringing to an end his hopes of winning the tournament for a record-equaling sixth time.
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Over the weekend, the government shut down 15 pro-Kurdish news outlets, including the only national Kurdish-language daily, bringing to 160 the number of news sources it has closed in the past three months.
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From what I've heard, the company has been approached by multiple interested parties hoping to tap into the audience it has built and the engagement that it's bringing to the world of health and fitness.
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"With 59 percent of U.S. hiring managers struggling to find enough candidates with soft skills – capabilities such as interpersonal management and critical thinking – it's important to showcase everything you're bringing to the table, " Decembrele said.
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Another diplomat working at the United States Embassy in Havana has been sickened by a mysterious attack, bringing to 25 the number of personnel who have fallen ill there, the State Department said on Thursday.
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But the coronavirus is also bringing to light the pitfalls of this new system for the first time, as everyone from bad actors to naive ones grasp for new information in a panic-driven climate.
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If you do not do this, you may be walking in blind to a situation that could waste time for everyone because you are ignorant of what the other person is bringing to the table.
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"The concepts we're bringing to CES are a playful way to showcase our relentless obsession with helping people Enjoy the Go now and into the future," Rob Reinerman, Charmin's brand director, said in a statement.
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GAZA (Reuters) - Israeli troops killed a Palestinian and hundreds of others were hurt on Friday, Palestinian medical workers said, bringing to 44 the number killed during a six-week protest at the Gaza-Israel border.
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Cillian Murphy and Djimon Hounsou are among the latest additions, and if you know anything about their filmographies, you should be more than a bit wary about the energy they'll be bringing to the film.
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Prior to founding Girlgaze, Amanda founded the website, online community and interview series known as "The Conversation," which focuses on female empowerment and bringing to light key social issues that plague the female-identifying population.
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Kenya: Unseasonably heavy rains unleashed floods and landslides in the country's west, killing at least 34 people, bringing to 72 the number of East Africans who have died since mid-October of flooding-related causes.
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Elizabeth Rowe, the principal flutist of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, has settled her pay discrimination lawsuit against the ensemble, bringing to an end a case that sparked international conversation about gender bias in classical music.
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The Russian's fans chanted his name and danced in the street outside the T-Mobile Arena, but rather than the fight bringing to the end the feud, it only poured more fuel on the fire.
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But for now, Beto is entering the race without clearly stating his view of what a health care system ought to look like — a view that lots of other candidates are bringing to the table.
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In Dongguan some residents believe that the sex trade has been targeted by the central government more as a way of bringing to heel corrupt officials who support the industry than of stamping out prostitution itself.
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Although it's likely some of Hadid's brighter pieces are thanks to a few clip-in hair extensions, courtesy of hairstylist Danielle Priano, we think Hadid's new look is worth screenshotting and bringing to your colorist ASAP.
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"They are bringing to parliament new legislation that is aimed at making the state of emergency permanent," Kemal Kilicdaroglu, leader of the main opposition Republican Peoples&apos Party said of the anti-terror laws on Tuesday.
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Referring to the 21st anniversary of his heart transplant, Bogle said: "So here I am on my 21st heart birthday, celebrating that miracle, but also celebrating the revolution that indexing is bringing to the financial markets."
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You know, in preparation, I reread a number of your transcripts from your last two earnings calls and it struck me as to how much change you're bringing to this organization, in so many different ways.
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Lone Scherfig, the director behind An Education, is back with a World War II era movie that looks like it has the same mixture of style and attitude that she's known for bringing to the screen.
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But her op-ed fits into this emerging narrative that as #MeToo moves away from bringing to light strictly criminal forms of sexual misconduct, it is moving into places that some feminists will not fully embrace.
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Alexander will plead guilty Wednesday to a one-count superseding indictment, according to his New York-based criminal attorney, Benjamin Brafman, bringing to a close one of the last remaining cases of the dot-com era.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Norway said on Wednesday it was not violating mass killer Anders Behring Breivik's human rights by keeping him in isolation, ahead of a lawsuit he is bringing to change the conditions of his detention.
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That debate is a microcosm of a wider debate about all sorts of different things: regional accents, accents to do with your race and ethnicity, and the kinds of perspectives that you're bringing to the table.
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"Our lives are made up of trillions of moments & sometimes we get lucky & capture one worth bringing to life for eternity," he captioned a drawing of a photo of Roemer, eyes closed, holding their newborn daughter.
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So in the early days of bringing to market a complex enterprise software product, the repeated feedback I got from nearly all my advisors was to make sure customers were paying for software licenses, not services.
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President Obama on Thursday hailed the "historic day" marked by the finalization of a peace deal between the government of Colombia and Marxist rebels, bringing to an end the longest-running war in the Western Hemisphere.
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It's the time of year where TV networks announce the new shows they're bringing to television screens, which means it's also time for a lot of trailers — and for CBS, that includes MacGyver and Training Day.
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The last of these has grabbed attention in recent years, bringing to prominence populist and nationalist politicians, especially in the West, as anger has grown over stagnant wages, migration, high CEO salaries and corporate tax evasion.
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GAZA (Reuters) - Israeli troops shot dead four Palestinians on the Gaza-Israel border on Friday, bringing to 153 the death toll in recent weeks among Palestinian protesters demanding the right to return to their former homeland.
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"The staunch Ingressers are really unhappy about the bad press that Pokémon Go is bringing to the game," she added, referring to would-be pokémon trainers falling off cliffs and trespassing in the US Holocaust Museum.
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Security forces shot dead two protesters in the city of Nassiriya, bringing to 300 the number of people have been killed since protests against political corruption, unemployment and poor public services erupted in Baghdad on Oct.
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The empire had grown weak and feckless, and, the previous February, Tsar Nicholas II had left his throne, bringing to a close the era of the Romanovs, a royal dynasty of more than three hundred years.
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"When I was Majority Leader, one of my proudest moments was bringing to the Floor legislation to end the discriminatory 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' policy and enable gay and lesbian Americans to serve openly," Hoyer said.
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Electric vehicle charging station maker ChargePoint Inc said on Wednesday it had secured $43 million in financing led by German engineering group Siemens, bringing to a close the U.S. company's latest funding round at $163 million.
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The one constant is the graceful maturity she is capable of bringing to every role, a quality on full display in her role as Lola in writer-director Matthew Ross's Frank & Lola, in theaters December 9.
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Scott Kennedy, a China expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, said the talks were at a delicate stage and much depended on what sort of proposal Liu is bringing to Washington.
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Attendees were witness to the remarkable innovation business is bringing to water use, re-use and recycling, banking and trading, investment and financing solutions -- all aimed at balancing demand for water with existing and projected supplies.
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Asked if there will be a point at which Democrats need to compromise on the border wall, Pelosi argued Democrats are already compromising by bringing to the floor spending bills that were passed by Senate Republicans.
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Companies working with the military and intelligence agencies have long practiced these kinds of techniques, which the companies are bringing to domestic policing, in much the way surplus military gear has beefed up American SWAT teams.
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Because courtrooms are one of the few spots left in the city where cellphones, cameras and other electronic devices are generally not allowed, the artists are tasked with bringing to life whatever happens inside those walls.
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The David Schwimmer lookalike whose alleged theft went viral last year has been jailed for nine months, bringing to an end a lengthy saga that even prompted the "Friends" star himself to jokingly declare his innocence.
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"En Masse," the work that this Australian dance-theater-circus ensemble is bringing to Lincoln Center's White Light Festival, is about nothing less than the end of this world and the start of the next one.
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If Democrats were to rule the Senate next year, they would no doubt be very deliberate — to say the least — about bringing to the floor Trump administration candidates for the bench and top federal agency jobs.
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Designed to depict a '90s kid's absolute dream room, the immersive space is decked out with rainbow curtains, cat-printed pillows and everything in between, bringing to life the colorful accessories Frank is best known for.
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President Donald Trump's lawyers on Tuesday completed their oral arguments in the Senate impeachment trial, bringing to a quick end a defense that attempted to discredit the evidence gathered by House Democrats in their initial probe.
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"Archaeology is constantly bringing to light testimonies of the past that have to be documented in an exacting manner but can't always be properly preserved," said Alfonsina Russo, the Culture Ministry's archaeological superintendent for the area.
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But the unanswered question is how Mr. Trump will respond to the bill, which is likely to be seen as bringing to a close any congressional overhaul in response to the problems with the Page wiretaps.
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This traveling 244-D show, created by the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, includes life-size projections and all manner of multimedia interactivity, bringing to life the artist and the people and places in his world.
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This marvelous work kicks off an erratic but terrific exhibition, bringing to light his artistic, political, and spiritual complexity — the first to be dedicated to the prolific artist since his retrospective at the Grand Palais in 21904.
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It was also announced on Tuesday morning that the partnership between the DFB — the German soccer association — and Mercedes-Benz will not be extended beyond the end of 2018, bringing to an end a 46-year association.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe will now allow two more private companies to explore and mine diamonds in the country, bringing to four the number of firms that will operate in the sector, mines minister Winston Chitando has said.
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In an earnings preview published last week, Sterne Agee CRT predicted the company sold 3.2 million watches in the quarter, bringing to 4.33 million the total number shipped since the device hit the market a year ago.
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"ETM: Double Down," the show she's bringing to the Joyce Theater (April 26-May 1), plays with custom-made technology, feeding tap signals through computers to produce new sounds, like electronic dance music, and new possibilities, too.
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Hedge funds and other money managers were net sellers of the six major petroleum futures and options contracts in the week to April 30, bringing to an end a record-breaking 33-week run of net purchases.
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By Nate Raymond A federal judge has declined to block Qiagen NV from bringing to market a blood test used to detect tuberculosis that competitor Oxford Immunotec Global PLC contends infringes patents on its own diagnostic kit.
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To open the show, scenographer Olivier Saillard made the most of this dissimilarity in the museum's Grand Hall by poling some slim dresses up high, bringing to mind the tall and skinny black sculptures of Alberto Giacometti.
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People will be able to choose to add to their searches by way of an "app store" model, bringing to mind services like Slack and the many apps that users can select to integrate into its platform.
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Chinamasa, a lawyer by training, will also be responsible for bringing to parliament a long awaited cyber crimes bill that criminalize false information posted on the internet, revenge porn, cyber-bullying and online activity against the government.
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While hopeful nations are eyeing the investment and growth that China is bringing to the table, concerns over its domestic economy dominated panels and discussion, underscoring the many challenges that the major but still emerging economy face.
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Eight Turkish soldiers were killed and another 13 were wounded in clashes in northwest Syria's Afrin region on Thursday, Turkey's armed forces said, bringing to 41 the death toll among Turkish soldiers in the "Olive Branch" operation.
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"What b8ta is bringing to the table is going to be our b8ta business model, really thinking kind of more subscription based, placement within the stores, being able to provide rich data analytics for makers," Raub said.
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The two showrunners and evil masterminds bringing to life the most popular and talked about show in the history of television sat down with Entertainment Weekly to discuss the fast approaching seventh season of Game Of Thrones.
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We're going to let you leverage that for the benefit of your business, meaning we're going to work with you to market directly to Hispanics so that they understand the value proposition that you're bringing to them.
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Iraqi security forces on Monday shot dead two protesters in the city of Nassiriya, bringing to 300 the number of people killed since protests against political corruption, unemployment and poor public services erupted in Baghdad on Oct.
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"There exists a risk for the first time that (the coalition) could finish, bringing to an end a long 30-year cycle of its grip on power," former center-left minister and political veteran Sergio Bitar said.
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Six more people have died in Montreal due to a heat wave, bringing to 12 the city's total death toll from the extreme weather conditions that have gripped central and eastern Canada, health officials said on Wednesday.
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An army spokesman, Lieutenant-Colonel Jo-Ar Herrera, said troops had also recovered the body of a militant who was believed to be from Singapore, bringing to 11 the number of foreign fighters killed in the battle.
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Throughout his time in the Oval Office, Trump has emphasized economic improvements he says his policies are responsible for bringing to African-Americans and other minority groups and has touted his support among those groups in polls.
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The Trump administration said on Wednesday that Prudential Financial, the giant insurer, would no longer be subject to stricter federal oversight, bringing to zero the number of financial firms outside the banking system that face such scrutiny.
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President Trump on Friday nominated Jon Parrish Peede as chairman of the National Endowment of the Humanities, bringing to an end speculation about who would take the helm at an agency he has repeatedly targeted for elimination.
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Mr. Turnage clearly relishes the material's otherworldly side; the score, written for 15 musicians, is astringent and occasionally violent, bringing to mind early chamber pieces such as "On All Fours" (1983) and "Blood on the Floor" (1996).
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Letgo is bringing to the table an app with more than 100 million worldwide downloads, so there is a potential to reactivate some of the lapsed users who aren't currently shopping or selling on its marketplace today.
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"We would be bringing to light issues of unfair, unethical treatment in the workplace, and about emotional and mental abuse, and they told us we couldn't have these conversations," said a former employee who was recently fired.
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Vivendi sold its minority stake in French video games publisher Ubisoft, bringing to an end a hostile two-and-a-half-year relationship and marking a setback for the media and communications group's controlling shareholder Vincent Bollore.
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Syracuse University moved on Wednesday to shut down a study abroad program in Florence, Italy, as the coronavirus continues to spread, bringing to at least six the number of universities and colleges that have taken such steps.
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NEW DELHI — An Indian court on Monday convicted six men over the kidnap, rape and murder of a Muslim nomadic girl last year, bringing to a close a case that gripped India and reflected bitter religious divisions.
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But, beginning this week, she will have a prominent role in the dystopian The Handmaid's Tale, a series made primarily by bringing to life a universe created by Margaret Atwood that feels strikingly prescient in today's political climates.
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" Mr. Carter said that by the time leaders met next month in the United States to discuss the campaign, "We should begin to see tangible gains from the additional capabilities the coalition is bringing to bear against ISIL.
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Her 16-foot-wide sculpture revels network traffic via blinking lights, bringing to light a brief moment in time where we can actually see the piece register wifi data traveling through the air, from one inbox to another.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - A man was shot dead on Tuesday during looting and food riots proliferating round crisis-hit Venezuela, an opposition legislator said, bringing to at least four the number of fatalities from this month's wave of unrest.
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Xiaomi has refreshed its smart fitness tracker and unveiled a range of other gadgets in China, giving a glimpse at some of its affordable products that it will likely be bringing to other markets in the coming future.
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The museum can only display 5% of its collection at a time, so "Send Me SFMOMA" was really more about "bringing to light the work in the collection that was largely hidden" than crowdsourcing a list of terms.
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BUSADEE SANTIPITAKSSpokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign AffairsBangkok The forecast for shipping* Thank you for bringing to light the historic decision by the International Maritime Organization to limit shipping greenhouse gas emissions ("Smoke on the Water", April 14th).
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Given that PowerAI has long been optimized for exactly the kind of Power servers IBM is now bringing to its Cloud (the AC922, to be exact), it's no surprise that PowerAI will be available in the Cloud, too.
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In a series of 9 digital documentaries, Moon Shot goes behind the scenes with each team, bringing to life their challenges, sacrifices, quirks, and most importantly, the reasons why they're making the 238,900 mile journey to the moon.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi assured a delegation of Italian lawmakers on Tuesday that his government was committed to bringing to justice those responsible for the murder of an Italian student in Cairo last year.
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LONDON, March 28 (Reuters) - A second former Barclays banker has been convicted by a London jury of conspiring to manipulate global Euribor interest rates, bringing to nine the number of people found guilty in six rate-rigging trials.
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Whatever else Facebook does going forward, Zuckerberg said, it starts with a connected world But in our discussion, Zuckerberg spoke with deep conviction about the benefits that programs like Free Basics were already bringing to the world's poor.
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Salvini said on Tuesday he would block both the Open Arms and another vessel operated by French charities, the Ocean Viking, from bringing to Italy more than 500 migrants they had picked up off Libya since last week.
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Tesla's long-awaited electric pickup could arrive in November, CEO Elon Musk said over the weekend, bringing to public eye a "November most likely," the billionaire said in response to a question from a Tesla investor on Twitter.
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The final season is due to be broadcast in 2019, bringing to a close the saga of the warring families in the fictional Seven Kingdoms of Westeros and their multi-generational struggle for control of the Iron Throne.
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"I knew there was a love story I wanted to make," Kenyan director Wanuri Kahiu told Broadly about the moment she first read Jambula Tree, the book she spent seven years bringing to life as the film Rafiki.
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Autotalks, a provider of vehicle-to-vehicle communication for improving road safety, said on Wednesday it raised $30 million in late-stage funding from investors including Samsung's Catalyst Fund, bringing to $70 million its total raised to date.
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At war On Saturday, the United States and the Taliban signed a historic peace agreement, theoretically bringing to an end the nearly two-decades-long conflict in Afghanistan that killed more than more than 22010,22011 American service members.
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Immediately, the miniseries gets this story underway as tiny rabbit Fiver (Nicholas Hoult) has a prophetic vision of rabbits being chopped in half by bulldozers and fields welling with blood, bringing to mind the elevator in The Shining.
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The surrounding walls are painted a dark heritage red, bringing to mind national galleries and private libraries, but also, for this viewer, the books you might find in such places, specifically the calico covers of nineteenth-century novels.
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On April 16, Michael C. Fina, which had sales of $16 million last year, will close its sole brick-and-mortar store, laying off about 20 workers and bringing to an end an 81-year run in Manhattan.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - An Argentine woman has contracted Zika without having left the country, suggesting the virus was sexually transmitted, a health official in Cordoba province said on Friday, bringing to nine the number of cases reported nationwide.
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"The normally stoic Buttigieg appeared to be steadying himself throughout his farewell remarks in his hometown of South Bend, bringing to an end what was for a time an electrifying candidacy," Chelsea Janes and Amy B Wang report.
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Given the experience and value I would be bringing to the company — and given that I will need to walk away from a bonus at my current company — I am wondering whether there is a signing bonus available?
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A rule that creates new barriers to low-income immigrants seeking to enter the US went into effect on Monday, bringing to fruition the kind of vast restrictions on legal immigration that President Donald Trump has long sought.
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The city recently announced plans to close or merge nine of them next year, bringing to 17 the number of Renewal schools, out of an original group of 94, that will no longer exist in their original form.
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SANTIAGO DE CUBA — Bringing to an end nine days of national mourning, the ashes of Fidel Castro were buried on Sunday in a cemetery in this southeastern port city where, 250 years ago, he began his socialist revolution.
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The prosecution and defense rested on Monday, bringing to a close days of heartbreaking testimony from family and friends of victims who were killed in the June 2015 massacre at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina.
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But of the nine trade secret claims Waymo is bringing to trial next month, only five are included in the 14,000 Levandowski allegedly stole—the other four came from elsewhere, so Waymo's lawsuit isn't based on the documents alone.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Danish Environment and Food Minister Eva Kjer Hansen said on Saturday she will step down having lost support in parliament, potentially bringing to a head a crisis threatening the minority government after only eight months in office.
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Powerful drone and satellite images are bringing to life the urgent needs of more than 800,000 Rohingya refugees who fled to Bangladesh from Myanmar, while also providing strong evidence of abuses, which could be used to lobby for justice.
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On September 12th in San Francisco 16 new places joined the Under2 Coalition, bringing to 23 the membership of the biggest of the international undertakings, which covers a fifth of the world's population and two-fifths of its economy.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama reduced the sentences of another 79 federal prisoners by exercising his commutation power, the White House said on Tuesday, bringing to more than 1,000 the number of prisoners whose sentences were commuted under Obama.
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A Game of Thrones and Song of Ice and Fire exhibition is coming to Berlin, bringing to life the work of more than 40 concept artists exploring The World of Ice and Fire, George R.R. Martin's history of Westeros.
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Trump made his remarks at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference after bringing to the stage Hayden Williams, a conservative activist who was punched at the University of California, Berkeley, last month while recruiting students for a conservative group.
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"Mayhoola intends to carry out this operation as it wants to accredit itself in the world of finance, bringing to the market a company that is expected to gain even more value once it is floated," the source said.
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" Scott, 49, spent more than 20 years at ESPN, bringing to the network a fresh hip-hop style and memorable catchphrases such as "Boo-Yah!" and "He must be the bus driver 'cause he was takin' him to school.
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At the same time, a wave of attacks on trucks carrying cattle by Hindu vigilante groups has scared away traders, most of whom are Muslims, bringing to a halt the trade even in bullocks, which are not considered sacred.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The French government on Tuesday pledged more aid to help the country's struggling tourism sector cope after a wave of Islamist attacks, bringing to 10 million euros its contribution to a campaign to promote the country abroad.
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To redraw the common image that people have of mental health, while also simultaneously bringing to light that this is something so profoundly human in its purest state—emotion, feeling, depth—something that should be given acute attention to.
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Under the direction of Richard Cordray—Ohio's former attorney general, longtime champion of consumers, and a man of deep integrity—the CFPB has made huge strides in bringing to light and fighting abusive and deceptive behavior of financial institutions.
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"Secretary Azar is bringing to bear all the relevant resources of the department in order to assist in the reunification or placement of unaccompanied alien children and teenagers with a parent or appropriate sponsor," Evelyn Stauffer told The Hill.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Six more people have died in Montreal due to a heat wave, bringing to 12 the city's total death toll from the extreme weather conditions that have gripped central and eastern Canada, health officials said on Wednesday.
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Praised by critics for the sensitivity, lyricism and tonal control of her playing, she was known for bringing to a wide listenership music by composers including John Cage, Kurt Weill, Carlos Surinach and her fellow Armenian-American Alan Hovhaness.
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" According to the AP, Raveesh Kumar, a spokesman for India's External Affairs Ministry, said Saeed's release "confirms once again the lack of seriousness on the part of Pakistani government in bringing to justice perpetrators of heinous acts of terrorism.
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I'm a historian of Europe, and the experience I'm bringing to bear is what happened to many European democracies and what people I admire have to say about how they resisted and what they learned when beating back authoritarianism.
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Expect Far Point to seek out B2B players in overlooked sectors like market infrastructure, with Farley saying it's more likely to seek out a 6% growth business he can try bringing to 12%, as opposed to a hypergrowth startup.
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But Ms. McKay succeeded in bringing to loving life what drew her to "Enter Talking" in the first place: a faded era of American "showbiz," as she likes to put it, with its cigar-chomping agents and musty clubs.
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At the same time, a wave of attacks on trucks carrying cattle by Hindu vigilante groups has scared away traders, most of whom are Muslims, bringing to a halt the trade even in bullocks, which are not considered sacred.
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Such ensembles were uncommon at the time, and the consort's success, which included television appearances as well as recordings and concerts, encouraged a proliferation of groups devoted to excavating and bringing to life music from before the Baroque period.
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GAZA (Reuters) - Israeli fire killed a Palestinian at the Gaza border on Thursday and another died of wounds suffered several days ago, health officials said, bringing to 19 the number of Palestinian dead from a week of frontier protests.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Two United States service members were killed during a joint operation with Afghan forces in northern Afghanistan on Friday, bringing to four the American combat deaths in Afghanistan so far this year, Afghan and American officials said.
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State officials hope the website launch will be "bringing to market the capacity for individuals that have developed mild symptoms or are concerned, being seniors or at higher risk," California Governor Gavin Newsom said at a press conference Sunday.
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The food delivery startup notified delivery drivers Monday evening that it was making the supplies available in around 500 additional cities and towns, bringing to the total number to about 900, company spokeswoman Liz Jarvis-Shean told Business Insider.
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HONG KONG — The police returned control of Hong Kong Polytechnic University's campus to school officials on Friday, bringing to an end one of the most intense periods of conflict since protests began to engulf the city earlier this year.
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PARIS (Reuters) - At his Paris workshop, haute couturier Julien Fournie is surveying the final tucks and tweaks to his outfits as models try on his hand-stitched silk gowns, bringing to life creations he first sketched on a tablet.
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Without offering any details on transmission, Alex M. Azar II, the health and human services secretary, confirmed the new case on Wednesday afternoon, bringing to 203 the total number of infections that have been counted in the United States.
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The bills women are bringing to the State Senate floor this session range from the annual ranking of companies by how fairly they pay men and women to arguably the most historic — the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment.
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At his desk, Mr. Vaziev clicked on the television remote to fill the screen with a rehearsal by Alena Kovaleva and an Italian, Jacopo Tissi, two budding stars he is bringing to New York to dance the "Jewels" matinee.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Federal prosecutors in Brazil on Tuesday charged the American journalist Glenn Greenwald with cybercrimes for his role in bringing to light cellphone messages that have embarrassed prosecutors and tarnished the image of an anticorruption task force.
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October 220th Netflix description: Bringing to life the memoir of celebrated Israeli author Amos Oz, this affecting drama depicts his early years, when his family was swept up in the turbulence and violence of Israel's founding as a nation.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Arbe, an Israeli provider of radar sensing technology for driver safety and autonomous vehicles, said on Monday it raised $32 million in private funding round, bringing to $55 million the total it has raised to date.
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Puma last week agreed a partnership with Senegal's soccer federation, bringing to three the number of World Cup teams it is sponsoring, along with Switzerland and Uruguay, well behind Adidas and Nike, which dominate the market for soccer gear.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Arbe, an Israeli provider of radar sensing technology for driver safety and autonomous vehicles, said on Monday it raised $32 million in private funding round, bringing to $55 million the total it has raised to date.
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It's 50 percent getting rid of all the baggage that comes with social interactions, and not worrying about all those little things that you have absolutely no control over, but also thinking about what you're bringing to the table.
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Clarke opted for the powerful 24-year-old Pieters over Scotland's Russell Knox and England's Luke Donald, bringing to six the number of rookies in the 12-man team who will defend the trophy against the United States in Hazeltine, Minnesota.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - A refugee Bahraini footballer with residency status in Australia boarded a flight for Melbourne early on Tuesday after Bahrain dropped its bid to have him extradited from Thailand, bringing to an end a case that had drawn international criticism.
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Following meetings in Riyadh with the Saudi king and crown prince — the main proponent of Saudi military intervention in Yemen — Hunt also said he anticipated "rapid progress" in bringing to justice those responsible for last month's murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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We are rethinking many of our recipes around the world to reduce sugar, and we are exploring and bringing to market new sugar alternatives that help us keep the great tastes people love, but with less sugar and fewer calories.
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If you're coming to Zack Snyder's bacchanalian slugfest without any prior knowledge of Batman or Superman beyond their movie selves, you might be curious how (and why) they'll interact with each other, or what Wonder Woman is bringing to the proceedings.
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Together they are spreading their message across the country — sharing stories, delving into issues of racism and criminal justice reform, and bringing to the surface the truth that people of color are disproportionately affected by gun violence in our country.
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With the aid of elaborate latex and silicone masks, intricate costumes, and painstaking makeup, the 22013-year-old has largely spent his career bringing to life a menagerie of aliens, demons, beasts, angels of death, and moon-headed fast-food pitchmen.
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It's good for laying in bed and watching Netflix, of course, but it's also supposed to be great for bringing to the coffee shop, propping up on a tray table, or firing off a quick email while you're on the go.
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The term "family business" can feel a bit fraught, bringing to mind images of children reluctantly following in their parents' footsteps to take over the deli/law practice/insurance firm rather than chasing their dreams to study film in Europe.
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However, Booker earns the distinction of being the first 2020 presidential candidate to roll out a comprehensive policy plan around college and professional sports, bringing to the fore a set of issues that have only recently started to draw national attention.
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The result is unlikely to be as influential as Argento's movie, and it will test some viewers' patience, but it's still a bold, hypnotic work, an example of the richness that today's generation of filmmakers are bringing to the horror genre.
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Huawei, for example, has dual-lens camera systems on several recent models, including the Honor 8, which it is bringing to the U.S. Huawei uses one lens to capture color and the other to get a very high-quality monochrome image.
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A beloved California mom and dog walker was killed Tuesday when a man leading police in a high-speed car chase barreled into her car, killing her and five of the six dogs she was bringing to a local park.
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Sending a black guy, a Muslim dude, and an immigrant girl into the deepest recesses of America is kind of asking for trouble—it's bait for bringing to the surface all of the things that make this country fascinating and repugnant.
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Later, at a Puerto Rican Heritage Month celebration on City Island, Bronx borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. — the senator's son — gets a standing ovation at the mention of the 15,000 new jobs he's been credited with bringing to the borough.
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I'm still very much moved by the fact that, come October, there will be a group of incredibly talented brown-skinned actors leading a major motion picture, bringing to life the heroes that were often left out of our textbooks.
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As part of 3hd Festival, Tolan will be bringing to life some of the narratives to be featured in her game, by hosting a workshop where volunteers will learn one of the stories and perform it as an ASMR-triggering choir.
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Puron's death was the first for a candidate running at the federal level, bringing to 112 the number of candidates, politicians or office holders killed since nationwide campaigning began in September, according to Etellekt, a security consultancy based in Mexico City.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. authorities have charged another individual in their sweeping investigation of corruption in soccer and its world governing body FIFA, court papers said, bringing to 42 the number of known people and entities charged in the case.
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Nintendo is careful to say that these are just "some" of the partners it has, many of which haven't yet announced specific plans — it's worth being a bit skeptical until we know what, exactly, these companies will be bringing to Switch.
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Earlier this month Facebook also said it was adding a further 3,000 staff to its content reviewer team — bringing to 7,500 the total number of moderators it employs globally to review content being posted by its almost two billion users.
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He increased ad spending in Cook County, Illinois, this past week for example -- bringing to $5 million his ad spending in the Chicago area, where the beverage industry is hoping to repeal a tax on soda and other sugary drinks.
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Leaders in the northeastern Spanish region will set a date for the vote, a spokesman for regional head Carles Puigdemont said, bringing to a head years of court battles and political clashes with the central government over the independence movement.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Two exploration companies with assets spanning gold in India to zinc in Ireland will list their shares on London's Alternative Investment Market (AIM) on Thursday, bringing to 11 the number of mining listings this year as commodities prices recover.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey removed four more mayors on Wednesday as part of a widening government crackdown on the pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP), bringing to 20 the number of mayors who have been dismissed after being elected earlier this year.
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Fragonard's eye for picturesque scenes of daily life in Rome — especially featuring laundresses and young female water-carriers — encouraged Robert to introduce such genre vignettes into even his grandest paintings of monuments, bringing to them an element of vivacity and humor.
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But the release of the album last weekend, through an exclusive deal with Apple, has also roiled the industry, bringing to the surface long-simmering tensions that record companies have with streaming music services, and sometimes even with their own artists.
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On Wednesday, however, Gawker capitulated, settling with Hulk Hogan, whose real name is Terry G. Bollea, for $31 million, according to court documents, and bringing to a close a multiyear dispute that stripped the company of much that once defined it.
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The United States and China implemented 223 percent tariffs on $231 billion worth of each other's goods on Thursday, bringing to $24.2 billion the value of imports subjected to tariffs on either side since early July, with more in the pipeline.
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Bringing to mind a brainwashing Korean psychological thriller wrapped in monochromatic illustration, the weighted stills of women with gleaming white eyeballs and pasted-on grins are all suspicious precursors for the impending horror movie and music video called Flight Attendant / 승무원.
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In recent years, hundreds of thousands of compatriots have left, bringing to more than five million the number of Puerto Ricans living in the states, according to the Pew Research Center; local demographers estimate that only 3.4 million remain here.
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My wife is an actor, one of the greats — she's not 50 yet — but it would be an absolute crime if I continued to work and she didn't, given what we've all seen that she's capable of bringing to the screen.
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Determined to consider what, if anything, the vaunted "Made in Italy" label inside a garment really meant, they also performed an almost accidental act of resuscitation, bringing to light many worthy but lesser-known figures from the Italian fashion canon.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong's top court on Wednesday quashed a conviction against former leader Donald Tsang for misconduct in public office, bringing to a close a legal battle that had tarnished his reputation after what had been a stellar career.
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These are folks that are absolutely fixated by the product that they believe in, the product that they are bringing to market, and that tends to fix in the public mind, but that's just one of the doors to entrepreneurial success.
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So your big idea that you're bringing to TED and that you want to talk about today is about ... you talked to me a little bit about, like centering marginalized voices in the conversation and this idea of inclusive science.
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Indeed, Mr. Mulvaney is operating not as a temporary caretaker, but as someone who expects to stay for a while, bringing to the West Wing a clutch of aides from the Office of Management and Budget, where he served as director.
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The expulsion of the former guard, Jakiw Palij, rid the United States of the last known surviving Nazi war crimes suspect still residing in the country, bringing to a close a long-vexed effort by the government to deport him.
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A settlement was reached in the lawsuit against two psychologists, above, who helped devise the C.I.A.'s brutal interrogation program, bringing to an end an unusual effort to hold individuals accountable for the techniques the agency adopted after the Sept.
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This animated French fantasy, directed by Alexandre Heboyan and Benoît Philippon, is now being released in a new English-language version, which GKids and Fathom Events are bringing to select cinemas — along with a program of international shorts — this Saturday only.
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Particularly striking in this respect are the furtive meetings between one of Mary Lou's charges, Credence (Ezra Miller, bringing to mind a lost Addams Family relative), and a charismatic enigma, Percival Graves (Colin Farrell, doing much with little), with uncertain designs.
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The vote will decide whether liquor wholesalers will be allowed to sell the drug, bringing to a head a legal battle between the state and the local liquor retailers, who have been fighting to profit on the newly legalized marijuana industry.
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LONDON — A crowd of about 200 people gathered in West London on Wednesday afternoon to witness the sale of a late 20th-century Georgian-style dining table, bringing to an end 42 years of auctions at Christie's salesroom in South Kensington.
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The music to which this familiar story is set is also highly familiar, bringing to mind the 1980s poperettas of not only Mr. Lloyd Webber but also the Boublil-Schonberg collaborations "Les Misérables" and "Miss Saigon," in their most martial modes.
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MADRID — The Spanish authorities said early Saturday that they had found the body of a 2-year-old boy who fell into a well nearly two weeks ago, bringing to a tragic end a search operation that had gripped the nation.
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"I congratulate and thank Senator Bernie Sanders for the great invigoration he is bringing to the presidential primary, and welcome the political and intellectual participation of his supporters to advance our shared fight for progress for the American people," she concluded.
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"By developing a better understanding of a job seeker's [personal and professional life] and by learning what drives them personally, an employer can get a better grasp of the type of personality they'd be bringing to the company," Fleischman said.
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As speaker, Pelosi, who has been has been skeptical of trade deals in recent years, will be responsible for bringing to the House floor a vote on the recent deal to revamp the North American Free Trade Agreement next year.
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"Today's indictment is a result of the hard work of America's law enforcement and intelligence officials who dedicate their lives to bringing to justice those who wish to do us harm," McCain, who has been sidelined while battling cancer, said in a statement.
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"To see what the people of Deming, New Mexico, have done to open their arms to families seeking asylum was truly inspiring as was witnessing the grace and expertise that Save the Children is bringing to these shelters," McFadden said in a statement.
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Now, the leverage that brought the Iranians to the table to leverage that is bringing to the North Koreans to the table is that they want money, they want to be able to do business with their neighbors and others around the world.
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With Emma Watson bringing to life another iconic heroine, Belle in the new live-action Beauty and the Beast, the 26-year-old actress reflected on the impact of her breakthrough role as J.K. Rowling's brave, kindhearted witch from the Harry Potter movies.
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Scott Weiner, a San Francisco Democrat, died in committee this week, bringing to an end an ambitious plan to change zoning in broad swaths of the state by allowing four- to five-story buildings near all rail transit stations and major bus corridors.
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Hong Kong's richest man, Li Ka-shing, announced in March his retirement as chairman of CK Hutchison and real estate arm CK Asset, bringing to a close a rags-to-riches story that made him a hero in the freewheeling capitalist hub.
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You can't operate in isolation and say, 'I'm not going to do a connected car,' and completely rule out the idea of an autonomous car, because to some extent that's defined by the technology that the massive premium brands are bringing to market.
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Unfortunately, matters like hairstylists being unfit to deal with natural hair or makeup artists not having foundation to match a model of color's complexion are a commonplace happening in the industry — and an issue more and more models are bringing to the forefront.
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Studying the same case from the Paradise Lost trilogy, West of Memphis re-visits the trial and conviction of Damien Echols, Jason Baldwin and Jessie Misskelley — bringing to light failures of the justice system that tried them in an atmosphere of hysteria.
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Helsinki-based Varjo is bringing to market an industrial grade headset that will allow users to see VR in the same resolution as the human eye, which the company claims will transform work in design-driven industries such as architecture, engineering and aerospace.
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"I'm just so glad to be part of the eye of the hurricane that Trump is bringing to Burlington by coming to the seat of Bernie's power," said Jake Blend, 37, who was shivering in a Pac-Man sweatshirt and red beanie hat.
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As food delivery hopefuls like Deliveroo and Amazon get more involved in the making of food themselves, Uber's food delivery branch Uber Eats has made an acquisition that could see the company also producing more of the product it's bringing to its customers.
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"We believe a settlement is in the best interest of all, and will allow us to continue our focus on bringing to market innovative medicines that help people live healthy and meaningful lives," Glenn Gormley, the group's executive chairman, said in a statement.
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The killing of Mr. Batsh, 34, in the Kuala Lumpur suburb of Gombak, known locally as Little Arabia, is bringing to light not only the increasing presence of Hamas and other groups here, but also Malaysia's emergence as an epicenter of international intrigue.
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"The me too movement is not about women falsely accusing men of sexual advances, but instead bringing to light the massive problem that we have in our society of the type of behavior men deem appropriate," said Tiffany Auman in her email.
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There has been precious little understanding of and appreciation for the foundational laws of our land and the role lawyers play in bringing to fruition all the benefits of our constitutional guarantees that are at the core of our democratic way of life.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk says that the company is in the process of completing a "small acquisition" that will help it release its own insurance product, something it said in April that it was only around "a month" away from bringing to market.
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Beyond financial considerations, way beyond my salary—of course, I'm a professional and my financial matters are important—but the combined value that I was bringing to the club meant everything to me as a professional, as a human being, as a man.
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Check out what we'll be bringing to you below: Heavy Times - Electronic Cigarette The Walters - Hunk Beach Kodak Black - No Flockin Darkstar & Empress Of - Reformer Whitney - No Matter What Joan Of Arc - Post Coitus Rock Ramriddlz - Hey Mr. RamRod Moxie Raia - Rudimental ft.
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SAO PAULO, Nov 11 (Reuters) - Alphabet Inc's Google is bringing to Brazil the latest version of its own smart device Google Nest, with plans to start selling it in major online and brick-and-mortar retailers in the country as of Tuesday.
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" Ultimately, we can envision a world where we may even work with regulators to tokenize existing types of securities, bringing to this space the benefits of cryptocurrency-based markets — like 24/7 trading, real-time settlement, and chain-of-title," Hirji said.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE (R-Wis.) has opposed bringing to a vote a measure that does not have majority support from the GOP conference.
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The recovery from a grievous gunshot wound that shattered his pelvis, hip and left femur isn't fast, and the reality behind that recovery -- mental and physical scars alike -- isn't necessarily packed with the relentless optimism Scalise is known for bringing to the table.
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Yes, I have so many interactions with men who are adoring and romantic and sweet, so now I have very high standards for what other relationships are bringing to the table in the ways that I expect to be treated and adored.
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In their minimalist recordings and deconstructed live takes, Suicide were devoted to bringing to the stage the harsh reality of songs like "Frankie Teardrop"—a harrowing ode to a factory worker who murders his wife and son in a fit of insanity.
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"We expect to maintain our high level of customer service and emerge stronger and even better able to deliver the product and experience that our customers expect and that we take pride in bringing to market," she said in a news release.
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Mark A. Milley, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said on Monday that Army field hospitals would arrive in New York and Seattle in the next three days, bringing to each city the ability to care for an additional 2503 patients.
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Even if they can't convince you that a piece of artwork should be saved from the fire, talking about your different reactions can spark a conversation that moves past art to the different experiences and baggage you're both bringing to the viewing experience.
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And after a string of legislative losses, Mr. McConnell can at least point to one win: The Senate recently confirmed four circuit court judges, bringing to eight the number of federal appeals court judges the chamber has confirmed during Mr. Trump's presidency.
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Italy's last election ended with its mainstream center-left getting crushed, bringing to power instead a coalition of far-left, far-right populists, whose focus ranges from guaranteeing minimum income for Italy's 68.53 percent unemployed to rebuffing immigrants and the European Union.
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One of the rising uncertainties climate change is bringing to the country: The rains have come much later, with the November rainy season beginning as late as January -- and when it comes, there's less of it, sometimes falling for just one day.
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"As health care providers, we're becoming more dependent on the numbers that patients are bringing to us, and in a busy office where you can't get a true resting blood pressure, those may be the only numbers you have," he told Reuters Health.
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Damaging information on candidates and parties appears online every day, bringing to light what was once hidden from the public eye and giving voters the opportunity to not only judge a candidate's political opinions but their personal lives and decisions as well.
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A settlement in the lawsuit against two psychologists who helped devise the Central Intelligence Agency's brutal interrogation program was announced on Thursday, bringing to an end an unusual effort to hold individuals accountable for the techniques the agency adopted after the Sept.
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"I think the energy and passionate that Beto is bringing to this primary and debate over guns are illustrative of the anger and passion that many Americans feel," Ambler said, though the mandatory buyback is not a position that his organization has backed.
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Candice Jackson, who is deputy assistant secretary in the civil rights division at the Department of Education, claimed on her résumé bringing to a 2016 presidential debate a group of women who had accused former President Clinton of rape, according to Politico.
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At the Intelligent Transportation Society of America (ITS America), we contribute to the conversations and policy debates by bringing to light the technologies that can be integrated into both existing and new infrastructure to create safer, more efficient, sustainable, accessible and equitable mobility.
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And for Philharmonic regulars trying to glean what special qualities Mr. van Zweden may be bringing to the orchestra in his inaugural season as its music director, the compelling performance he led of Rachmaninoff's rhapsodic symphony revealed new dimensions of his artistry.
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"Tongue Tied," for instance, depicts artist Roberto Gil de Montes's partner, Eddie Dominguez, as a bound figure, bringing to mind los desaparecidos ("the disappeared") throughout Latin America, with as many as 30,000 disappeared in Argentina alone during its "Dirty War" (1976–83).
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A source from the more conservative faction described Pruitt as an administrator focused more on optics than reform, causing the source to believe Pruitt is more interested in his post-EPA political career than bringing to fruition the wishes of the most ardent EPA critics.
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The argument driving this engrossing show is that Buchanan was actually a thematically ambitious and multi-faceted artist who participated in the avant-garde movements of her day, bringing to them a distinct perspective informed by her sense of identity as black and female.
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