Not just the process of dying, but ceasing to exist.
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By ceasing Signature Strikes, we will dramatically decrease civilian casualties.
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The weather, the rain, the thunder and lightning never ceasing.
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Very soon, refugee flows decreased to the point of ceasing completely.
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Airbus is ceasing production on the aircraft in the next year.
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In some cases, what led to ceasing operations were regulatory hurdles.
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He praised pharmacy CVS Caremark for ceasing to sell cigarettes in 2014.
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"Peri" is Greek for "near," and menopause is the ceasing of menstruation.
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Will ceasing to publicly count likes help build a stronger social community?
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Turkey hit back by ceasing its own visa services for U.S. citizens.
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Europe is ceasing to be 'Mother Europe' and is becoming 'Grandmother Europe'.
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The shelling is intense and doesn't show any signs of ceasing, they said.
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Then last October, Microsoft announced it was ceasing production of the Kinect entirely.
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Toy maker Mattel Inc has said it may consider ceasing operations in Venezuela.
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The G.O.P. is not dividing; it's ceasing to exist as a coherent institution.
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The remedy is Botox (never!), or simply ceasing the rampant chompery, which Dr.
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Breath prayers help me bridge the gap between praying sometimes and praying without ceasing.
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Nordic budget airline Primera Air said that it was ceasing all operations from Tuesday.
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It started ceasing contracts with vendors and gradually eliminated overhead costs, the aide said.
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But Trump shows no sign of ceasing his conspiracist commentary now that he's president.
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On the campaign trail, Trump advocated for ceasing immigration and refugee resettlement of Muslims.
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Baig said that's a signal that assets globally are ceasing to move in tandem.
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Medicine has devolved into a busywork-laden field that is slowly ceasing to function.
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Share Now is also ceasing operations to three European cities: London, Brussels, and Florence.
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But Trump's "America First" program is ceasing to create the controversy it once did.
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Indies could struggle as major publishers mitigate risk by ceasing their investments in smaller projects.
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Failure to run the software suite will result in the repaired unit ceasing to function.
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As you shift your portfolio, do you foresee ceasing looking for new sources of oil?
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Donald Trump's campaign is ceasing operations in Virginia, according to NBC News and other outlets.
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Best Buy has also announced that it is ceasing sales of the beleaguered Note 7.
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I am profoundly sad to hear that after 67 years, MAD Magazine is ceasing publication.
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Navajo Generating Station will close in December and Kayenta Mine is ceasing operations this month.
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North Korea may say it's dismantling its nuclear arsenal or ceasing plutonium production or whatever.
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And now, sports leagues are ceasing competition, including all four major and active U.S. leagues.
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It filed a formal notice ceasing prosecution on two counts of rape, citing Deveau's death.
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"The best definition for death is a very trivial one: ceasing to alive," Luper said.
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The climate of our country is continuously moving in a never-ceasing circle of doom.
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Ceasing operations is typically a multi-faceted decision, but it's an interesting commonality between those startups.
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But more so, it's the idea of being dead—of ceasing to exist—that haunts me.
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Distinguishing between ceasing gestation and terminating a fetus could have some important implications for paternal rights.
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She then attacked her brother for becoming a "horrible stranger" since ceasing contact with the family.
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BP and Chevron are ceasing production on all platforms in the Gulf of Mexico, Reuters reported.
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He presides over a kingdom in which junk becomes treasure without ever ceasing to be junk.
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She'd worked for Air Italy, which announced that it would liquidate in mid-February, ceasing flights.
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It is also ceasing activities at business facilities except for minimum basic operations and essential services.
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Populations can be restored by planting more trees, ceasing burning and building fences to block livestock.
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The news of Cambridge ceasing operations was earlier reported by The Wall Street Journal and Gizmodo.
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In a blog post today, Essential announced that it would be ceasing operations and shutting down.
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"The real threat to Western civilization is Western civilization ceasing to believe in itself," you write.
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I think it's becoming clearer that the Republican Party as we knew it is ceasing to exist.
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That includes current attorney general accepting a Trump Foundation donation and then ceasing investigation of Trump University.
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In a post on its Web site, the 50-person company was ceasing operations after three years:
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Citing company sources, Handelsblatt said the overhaul would also involve ceasing production of more than 40 models.
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The eatery has no plans of ceasing sales of the contentious tees or hats, according to Camuglia.
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Johnson says that Trump pursued her in the days following the alleged assault before eventually ceasing contact.
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We are so distracted and polarized and anxious that we are ceasing to function as a society.
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Dealing with never-ending stares from strangers and never ceasing pain physically, the question demanded an answer.
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Shortly thereafter, Microsoft announced it was ceasing development for Windows Phones and wouldn't issue updates after 2019.
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The list of demands also includes ending support for "terrorist organizations" and ceasing "interference" in Egyptian affairs.
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Trump appears psychologically incapable of pivoting, projecting a more presidential persona, and ceasing over-the-top comments.
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Finally, the United States committed to ceasing joint military exercises with South Korea for the time being.
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How they fared: Trump called for ceasing joint exercises with no apparent warning to the South Koreans.
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But the government can always make those cases go away simply by ceasing the purported unconstitutional conduct.
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Bach became an absolute master of his art by never ceasing to be a student of it.
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" He added: "Not that I am (I think) in much danger of ceasing to believe in God.
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I also, since ceasing to be a 7-year-old kid, see how they could upset some people.
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After raising $26M, Munchery fails to deliver On-demand food delivery startup Munchery is ceasing operations, effective immediately.
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Chinese telecommunications giant ZTE is ceasing all "major operating activities" after being hit by sanctions from U.S. regulators.
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I would never recommend this, because controlled quitting is much easier than actually [ceasing use] all at once.
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Ceasing to publish research would be a huge step, and it's one the community is understandably resistant to.
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Apple didn't specify whether or not it was actually ceasing whether those recordings still take place at all.
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It's ceasing both production of new versions of its OpenStack Cloud and sales of its existing OpenStack product.
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"Iraqi forces must take immediate steps to de-escalate this volatile situation by ceasing their advances," he said.
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Mr. Khalilzad told Taliban leaders they needed to show good faith by ceasing such attacks, the officials said.
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In March 2019, Wow Air suddenly announced that it was ceasing all operations, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded.
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On March 21th, 2000, Wow Air suddenly announced it was ceasing all operations, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded.
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"We are exiting a period of 'no dialogue,' and Russia is ceasing to be toxic," Mr. Trenin said.
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It later published a couple of unknowns, Thomas Pynchon and Robert Coover, before ceasing publication after five issues.
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Due to setbacks with financing, unfortunately, we are ceasing operations for all employees, effective today, July 16, 2018.
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The DOJ, NPS, and others have posted their notices Monday about their websites ceasing updates throughout the shutdown.
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"I am profoundly sad to hear that after 67 years, MAD Magazine is ceasing publication," the singer-songwriter said.
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The Benghazi committee is ceasing operations The special panel to investigate Clinton's role in the attack is officially dunzo.
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Meanwhile, the business sector was pressed by China into ceasing or reducing donations to pro-democracy parties or groups.
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Further still, we don't think the dollar is in any danger of ceasing to be the world's reserve currency.
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Fisker Automotive raised $1.3 billion and made almost 2500 Karmas before ceasing production and then declaring bankruptcy in 2013.
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Still, Manson seemed resigned to a life of incarceration, ceasing to even attend his parole review hearings after 1997.
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Bloomberg&aposs Matthew Boyle was first to report that the Walmart-owned subsidiary is ceasing its fresh-food business.
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Yesterday, he was (probably forced) to announce that he will be ceasing all public duties for the foreseeable future.
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"The Company is immediately ceasing all operations," it said in a statement Wednesday, announcing bankruptcy proceedings would soon begin.
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It's about things just continuing on, never ceasing, and not in the "Friday the 73th, Jason never dies" way.
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Indigo is temporarily ceasing operations as Indian airspace is closing on March 25, according to a government press release.
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Here's the harsh truth: Not much, short of ceasing to browse the web entirely or deleting your Facebook account.
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China resumed buying American agricultural goods last month, after ceasing its purchases to put more pressure on American farmers.
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On Monday the South proposed the military talks to discuss ceasing activities at the border that have fueled tension.
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DAILY FANTASY OUT IN ALABAMA: Effective today, daily fantasy sports operators DraftKings and FanDuel are ceasing operations in Alabama.
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The next year, the family moved to Setauket, on Long Island, where The Hornet appeared briefly before ceasing publication.
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Since Weiss's departure, Haverford has further curtailed its financial aid commitments by ceasing its policy of need-blind admissions.
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" In particular, it said, Obama underlined the importance of Russia "ceasing its air campaign against moderate opposition forces in Syria.
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Blocking the reappointment of Shree Baboo Chekitan Servansing, a judge from Mauritius, could move the WTO closer to ceasing operations.
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"They announced today they were ceasing production, but they didn't tell us they were terminally shuttering the place," he said.
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We retrace the steps that led the electronics giant to take the rare move of ceasing production of the device.
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"The nightmare scenario of the PA collapsing, or of PA security coordination with Israel ceasing, won't happen," the official said.
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He also pointed to Bird's safety initiatives, such as requiring riders to verify they're 18 and ceasing operations after midnight.
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A partial strike occurs when employees refuse to participate in only one workplace rule rather than ceasing to work entirely.
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Air India is temporarily ceasing operations as Indian airspace is closing on March 25, according to a government press release.
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India's SpiceJet is temporarily ceasing operations as Indian airspace is closing on March 25, according to a government press release.
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India's Vistara is temporarily ceasing operations as Indian airspace is closing on March 25, according to a government press release.
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The next day, he was fired by CBS, and PBS announced it was ceasing distribution of his nightly interview program.
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Figueres said politics was another reason to be hopeful, because climate change is slowly ceasing to be a divisive issue.
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Teng explained in the email that the situation resulted from SixCap's bank ceasing to provide banking services to the company.
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With so much money in circulation suddenly ceasing to be legal tender, India's economic growth is bound to nose-dive.
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Why are these large, measured companies willing to take a leap into the unknown by ceasing to bolster the IGF?
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In May, Juan Carlos announced his decision to withdraw from public life, ceasing his remaining institutional functions and appearances from June.
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So starting today (Tuesday), Microsoft is ceasing any and all updates and support for Internet Explorer versions 8, 9, and 10.
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Pressure businesses, as Human Rights Watch puts it, to "comply with their own human rights responsibilities by ceasing settlement-related activities."
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Digital Entertainment announced that the company would be shutting down FilmStruck at the end of November, ceasing operations on November 29.
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The whole world was in an uproar about Twinkies ceasing production which caused a frenzy at grocery stores across the country.
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The White House had been making the CSR payments unilaterally, but Trump announced earlier this month he was ceasing those payments.
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The franchise folded relatively soon after Piazza took control in 2016, ceasing operations at the end of the 2017-18 season.
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The Swedish fashion giant joins the likes of ASOS, Boohoo, and Missguided in ceasing to cover up its models' natural skin.
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Air India Express is temporarily ceasing operations as Indian airspace is closing on March 25, according to a government press release.
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The organization says it has no intention of ceasing to provide abortions or referrals as part of its reproductive health services.
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"Anything less than immediately ceasing these investments in the fossil fuel industry would be a betrayal of life itself," they said.
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Before long the CDC recommended ceasing all vape product usage and was collating reports and soliciting samples from around the country.
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"Due to setbacks with financing, unfortunately, we are ceasing operations for all employees, effective today, July 16, 2018," the email continues.
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On-demand food delivery startup Munchery is ceasing operations effective immediately, the startup announced in an e-mail to customers on Monday.
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Much like my lifelong frugality, which I have no intention of ceasing, I entered my clothes-buying-ban with the same mindset.
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Last November, GM said that it will no longer make the plug-in hybrid Chevy Volt, ceasing production on March 1st, 2019.
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Seven minutes later he tweeted that the US was considering various options, including ceasing commerce with countries that trade with North Korea.
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"We're writing to let you know that as of today Maple will be ceasing operations in New York," the app's only market.
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Two of BamBrogan's fellow co-founders had resigned in the months before the furloughs and the announcement that Arrivo was ceasing operations.
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After ceasing major operations as a result, ZTE paid another $1 billion as part of a deal to get the ban lifted.
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It is as though a problem gambler chose to cure her addiction by changing her bets rather than ceasing to bet altogether.
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Simply ceasing to treat JIRA as the primary map and model of project completion undercuts a great deal of its implicit antipatternness.
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They took pictures and placed white roses on the grave, ceasing all conversation to read Hamilton's epitaph: The Patriot of incorruptible integrity.
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I hope for his sake and ours that when he dies he's simply dead, afforded the cosmic freedom of ceasing to exist.
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MGM Resorts announced Sunday that it is temporarily ceasing casino and hotel operations at its Las Vegas properties because of the coronavirus.
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"He struggled without ceasing to preserve our liberties and to enlarge them," the Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis wrote after Post's death.
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The data recorded her heart rate accelerating around 3:20 pm, then taking a "precipitous drop" and ceasing altogether by 3:28.
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Despite ceasing production 15 years ago, the show's popularity has endured -- a Chinese fan group has created a Friends-themed 2020 calendar.
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"There has been a discussion for a long time about climate change, but we don't seem to be ceasing anything," he said.
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"There has been a discussion for a long time about climate change, but we don't seem to be ceasing anything," he says.
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Our offices in Jersey, Isle of Man and Gibraltar will be ceasing operations, but we will continue serving all of our clients.
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Soupault, whose style of disaffection favored plain living and high thinking, lived a lengthy literary life, never ceasing to write improbable tales.
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The company says it is ceasing operations in the US, but it's unclear what's happening to its Australia, Canada, Turkey, and UK offerings.
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" He added that the agency is "aware" that adults may be using those vape flavors "with the goal of ceasing combusted tobacco use.
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Though ceasing plane travel and becoming a zero-waste household would be the ultimate solutions, they just aren't feasible for the average person.
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Clearly, inexpensive natural gas is insufficient to sustain U.S. decarbonization trends and ceasing to build new, unabated sources of emissions is a must.
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Amazon had announced in February it was ceasing sales of the gadgets, but had since then continued to support those already in use.
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Historically, eggs were a seasonal food, with hens slowing down or ceasing to lay eggs altogether as daylight waned and winter set in.
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It led to two fuck buddies developing feelings for each other and ceasing to fuck me (see Chapter 5, 'How Lesbian Sex Works').
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Turkey also tried pressure the European Union by using desperate refugees as political cudgels, ceasing to block Syrians from traveling to the content.
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Glen Fritzler, the owner and operator of Truth Aquatics, said his team is temporarily ceasing operations after the "complete tragedy" on its boat.
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Had Gott used this formulation, his prediction for the wall's ceasing to exist would have been 2200 to 21 years after his visit.
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Matter Human cells resist gene editing by turning on defenses against cancer, ceasing reproduction and sometimes dying, two teams of scientists have found.
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Last night, Apple joined Google in ceasing its program of having human graders listen to user voice commands recorded by its voice assistant.
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Wataniya Airways resumed flights in July, six years after ceasing operations due to its financial situation and political instability in the Middle East.
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Forever 21 filed for bankruptcy in September and announced it would be closing hundreds of stores globally, ceasing operations entirely in 40 countries.
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By ceasing to license content to Netflix, the company will forgo about $150 million in revenue this year, executives told investors in February.
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There have been numerous reports of the folding screens breaking, creasing, and ceasing to function after just days, weeks, or months of use.
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Thomas Cook, the world's oldest travel firm, confirmed in a statement early Monday that it's gone into administration, immediately ceasing trading and operations.
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Societal ignorance is a never-ceasing historical habit, which has spread into our literature through the escapist genre, often infused with political allegory.
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She pointed to a number of examples of people in Quebec ceasing to eat or drink when they didn't qualify to hasten their deaths.
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While the Knicks were successful in ceasing Jordan's dunk exhibition, their shooting woes continued, and they sustained their largest margin of defeat this season.
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For Myoda, after ceasing to make art for a few years, he became interested in conceptual architecture and experimental pieces on a small scale.
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Four episodes into season 2, and the The Handmaid's Tale show no sign of ceasing the theme of unending bleakness established in season 1.
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Still, the opprobrium resulting from the government ceasing to function for nearly a month was sufficient for Mr Gingrich never to try it again.
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They included ceasing all enrichment, withdrawing all forces under Iranian command from Syria and ending support for militant groups such as Hizbullah and Hamas.
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The school was even publicly traded under the stock ticker ESI from 00013 until September 00003, when it was delisted after ceasing all operations.
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New York (CNN Business)Southwest Airlines is ceasing operations at Newark Liberty International Airport because of the continued grounding of the Boeing 22 Max.
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That's why Maple is ceasing operations in New York (the only city it served) and teaming up with UK-based food delivery company Deliveroo.
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Meanwhile, its parent company, Twitter, struggled with user and revenue growth, eventually deciding to cut costs by ceasing to curate or host Vine videos.
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The top item on an agenda that included ending racial and ethnic discrimination and ceasing militarism and the preparation for war was ending poverty.
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That would mean ceasing its island-building, letting other countries fish where UNCLOS allows and putting a stop to poaching by its own fishermen.
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Ceasing sales of guns completely tomorrow would be unavailing as a remedy for mass shootings, because the American public is armed to its teeth.
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Blocking the reappointment of Shree Baboo Chekitan Servansing, a judge from Mauritius, could move the WTO closer to ceasing operations, the news service noted.
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"There are no plans to close any other markets and ceasing Sudan operations will not have any effect on Careem's other markets," she said.
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Target is also ceasing in-store returns and exchanges for the next three weeks to reduce the number of items its employees are touching.
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Surescripts, a company that manages electronic prescriptions, said this week that it is ceasing its relationship with ReMy Health over a patient data dispute.
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Their previous owner, Powell Broadcasting, announced it was ceasing operations because of the extensive damage the hurricane inflicted on its Panama City Beach facility.
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We must say without ceasing, and without growing weary by the redundancy, that what we are witnessing is not normal and cannot go unchallenged.
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Instead of that payment just ceasing (creating the potential to spend more — or lifestyle creep, as Dave Ramsey calls it), we rerouted those payments.
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THE DEPOSITIONSNew and Selected Essays on Being and Ceasing to BeBy Thomas Lynch A lot of writers put life and death into their work.
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In politics, as in sport, we can strive for our own side without ceasing to respect the other's right to a level playing field.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Essential Products, a consumer electronics start-up founded by the former Google executive Andy Rubin, said on Wednesday that it was ceasing operations.
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The catch is that ceasing to keep a close eye on what happens with your funds can lead to a lack of awareness over time.
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If what you have to say is being manipulated by algorithms so that some people see it and others don't, that's also ceasing free speech.
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Ultimately, even these most dedicated squirrel feeders realized that ceasing to provide food was in the best interest of the animals they loved to observe.
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The FTC has officially warned several companies that their policies of ceasing support when a user attempts "non-approved" repairs or servicing are likely illegal.
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According to The New York Times, legal experts say payment processors are responsible for ceasing transaction activity with unlawful gambling operations or risk heavy fines.
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After that Walmart seemed to put its efforts there on hold — its local Chinese corporate site ceasing to update after 2016 but not disappearing altogether.
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"This investment could potentially plug the gap between Gosowong ceasing in (2021) and before any production from Golpu, given ongoing delays in approvals," Hissey said.
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Trump ordered the embassy move while extracting no concessions from the Israeli government, such as ceasing or even slowing its settlement-building in Palestinian territory.
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Pier 203 Imports' stock plummeted more than 20 percent Thursday morning after the company reported sales that missed analysts' expectations, also ceasing its dividend payouts.
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Bloomberg News reported the ECB sees its June 14 meeting as a live one, which could end with the central bank ceasing its asset purchases.
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This is exemplified by Moscow ceasing to support the Iranian-backed Houthi militias after refusing to veto the UN Security Council resolution 2216 in Yemen.
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Some have urged working with courts to aid, rather than hinder, prosecutions of abusive priests and ceasing efforts to indemnify the church from financial penalties.
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Verona, the last club that Sampdoria faced, said in a statement that they were "ceasing all activity" in light of Gabbiadni's positive test for coronavirus.
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Here's where the second aspect of ceasing operations comes in: The idea of a university owning an athlete's likeness is both ironclad and distressingly malleable.
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Instead of ceasing operations, they are temporarily moving the 125-person staff to a white farmhouse on 341 Pantigo Road in East Hampton (formerly Moby's).
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The news this week that General Motors will drop the Holden brand, ceasing production of the 164-year-old make by 2021, hit particularly hard.
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Lime is hoping to achieve profitability this year by laying off about 2.43% of its workforce and ceasing operations in 12 markets, Axios first reported.
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JUUL would also cave to pressure in another way: by ceasing the sale, both online and at stores, of nearly all of its flavored pods.
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Public gatherings in the squares seemed lame on TV: small crowds of men smoking in front of cameras, wet and cold under never-ceasing rain.
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Woods has been on the hunt for new equipment makers since August, when his longtime brand Nike unexpectedly announced it was ceasing production of golf equipment.
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According to the lawsuit, Make It Right has stopped new construction in the area after only building 109 homes, while also ceasing nearly all repair activities.
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Amid flagging sales, General Motors confirmed on Monday that it will no longer make the plug-in hybrid Chevy Volt, ceasing production on March 1st, 2019.
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Entertainment companies including Disney, Netflix and WarnerMedia announced last month that they would consider ceasing production in Georgia if the state's restrictive abortion law takes effect.
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Back in 2017, the staple company in the world of digital storage threw in the towel and announced that it'd be ceasing retail operations that year.
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In another report, Reuters said the now-defunct Kingfisher Airlines owed about $1.4 billion to its creditors as of last November, after ceasing operations in 2012.
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He said he had been informed that Csiro was "consolidating" the team studying the effects of sea level change and "ceasing work" on rising sea levels.
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"Valeria Gontareva is ceasing all official business at the Central Bank and going on compulsory leave until (parliament) ... approves her resignation," a central bank statement said.
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The withdrawal would likely be tied to a cease-fire that would be rolled out gradually, with violence ceasing in an area as the pullout begins.
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For all the economic shock of hundreds of millions of people ceasing travel and working from home, food supplies and particularly communications are broadly holding up.
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Frontier Airlines will also be ceasing service between Denver and Tyler, Texas, KLTV News reported, leaving the east Texas airport with only one commercial air link.
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The survey results, Mr. Heller-Sahlgren said, suggest that the negative effects of retirement start to appear after the first few years of ceasing to work.
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Boeing admitted in October that ceasing production could significantly increase expected costs based on the way the firm accounts for aircraft development, and reduce future margins.
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Exiting the EU without a negotiated deal would mean the U.K. abruptly ceasing to be a member of the bloc once the deadline to exit is over.
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It sold about 150,000 dogs in Japan before ceasing production seven years later when its core consumer electronics business struggled in price wars with emerging Asian rivals.
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If users start clearing their profile data, reducing their feed browsing, and ceasing to share, the breach could have significant financial and network effect consequences for Facebook.
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Pro: Sense of purpose Some factors that can stem from retirement, or ceasing to work, are a sense of "rolelessness" or a lack of purpose, Pillemer said.
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Here's the full letter from the founders: Dearest Maplers, We're writing to let you know that as of today Maple will be ceasing operations in New York.
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Because the MoviePass card is just a custom, chip-enabled MasterCard, there was nothing AMC could really do about it aside from ceasing its acceptance of MasterCard.
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Your actions are culpably wrong-headed and can only be corrected by ceasing and desisting from any further interference with employees and the business of the company.
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Moreover, in addition to ceasing to stereotype veterans altogether, lawmakers must also work to dispel the negative stereotypes about veterans that often prevail in the news media.
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In March, 2017, Joanne sued Dana and Dominique for mismanaging the company, pushing her out, slashing her salary, and ceasing to pay for her leased Mercedes-Benz.
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Sony Corp announced a plan to close its Beijing smartphone plant, while Samsung Electronics Co is ceasing operations at one of its mobile phone plants in China.
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But Marshall, as did another investor who testified Monday, later spent months trying to withdraw his investments from Shkreli's fund after Shkreli announced he was ceasing operations.
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The retailer will close up to 178 stores in the United States, as well as ceasing brick-and-mortar operations in 40 countries, including Japan and Canada.
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The strictest form of safety would be ceasing all operations until further notice since we are in multiple customers' houses, sometimes for hours on a daily basis.
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They also discussed ways to turn the skirmish-prone West Sea by ceasing firing exercises and withdrawing artillery along the shore, according to South Korea's defense ministry.
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So it is more likely to let the balance sheet gradually "run off", by ceasing to reinvest, in new securities, the money it receives when its bonds mature.
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Sigley, who also runs a small tour company specialising in educational trips to North Korea, was an active social media user before abruptly ceasing all communication on Tuesday.
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The risks of airlines ceasing to fly, lorries backing up outside ports and hospitals losing access to radioactive materials may be exaggerated, but they are real even so.
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Mark Gurman reported for Bloomberg on Monday that Apple is ceasing development of its Airport line of wifi routers as well as its Time Machine wireless backup disks.
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President Donald Trump is inviting congressional Democrats to "call me to fix" America's health care system, as he prepares an order ceasing federal subsidy payments to health insurers.
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The travel group and airline, which employs 21,000 people, filed for bankruptcy early on Monday morning, ceasing to trade immediately and leaving 600,000 people stranded around the world.
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The aftermath of one of Airspace's first successful tests "The consumer drone industry is one disaster away from ceasing to exist," explained Jaz Banga, CEO of Airspace Systems .
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Motivated Twitter sleuths quickly unearthed several instances, ceasing after 2014, in which Norton posted tweets containing gay slurs and in at least two instances dropped the n-word.
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Vogue has had its own issues with alleged misconduct, ceasing to work with photographers Bruce Weber and Mario Testino after multiple allegations of sexual exploitation of male models.
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Analyzing the active hours of the hacker group, they found they were heavily concentrated during Tehran business hours, almost entirely ceasing during the Iranian weekend of Thursday and Friday.
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The 2100network SSP has since notified all publishers that it is ceasing operations and can proudly say that none of the sites that showed this behavior are operational anymore.
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"'Temper your sense of justice'," the bank's CEO, Matt Comyn, said predecessor Ian Narev had told him in response to his advocacy for ceasing selling the products in 2015.
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It's, instead, interested in the reality of grimy, awful battle, in what it would be like to be part of a gigantic medieval war with no signs of ceasing.
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The credit card company announced Wednesday it was ceasing financial service support with a number of sites that had ties to hate groups as part of a broader review.
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"What might help lift some of the psychological remnants ... would be Iran's ceasing the destabilizing activities that they continue to carry out," State Department spokesman John Kirby told reporters.
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The Inspector General recommended ceasing providing canines to Jordan; however, the department has opted to continue while investing in the program in hopes of improving the situation in country.
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During his event Trump shook hands with nearly every retail executive who came to his podium to speak, ceasing only when the final participant offered an elbow bump instead.
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Not just in leaving the Paris accord but in ceasing its efforts to reduce emissions, the US is dealing a grievous blow to global efforts to constrain climate change.
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Five airlines in the US have announced that they will be ceasing service on eight air routes with no carrier to take their places, severing the air link entirely.
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In the meantime, the CDC has recommended ceasing all use of vaping products, though as many have pointed out, that may end up pushing some users back to cigarettes.
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MANCHESTER, England, June 22 (Reuters) - The English Football Association has ended its sponsorship deals with betting company Ladbrokes and confirmed it was ceasing all commercial agreements with gambling firms.
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He knew that continuing to write was imperative for his survival—that stopping would, more than anything, hasten the process of his ceasing to be his most intrinsic self.
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Under Chief Executive Officer Mary Barra, GM has shrunk its international operations over the past five years, ceasing manufacturing in Australia and Indonesia, and significantly restructuring its Thai operations.
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He also hopes to see innovative technologies and products that make it easier to fast or even help people achieve some effects of fasting without actually ceasing to eat.
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According to four sources with knowledge of the situation and an internal email viewed by Business Insider, the company alerted employees that it was immediately ceasing operations on Monday.
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However, less than a week after court proceedings started, Apple and Qualcomm announced that they had reached a settlement, and would be ceasing all ongoing litigation between the two companies.
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Honda is ceasing development of Asimo, the humanoid robot that has delighted audiences at trade shows for years but never really matured into anything more than that, the Nikkei reports.
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There have been mixed signals whether the United States and China will back off from existing tariffs — whether this will amount to de-escalation, or simply to ceasing the escalation.
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The young dictator has gambled for a U.S. deal by releasing three American prisoners, ceasing nuclear arms and rocket test-firings and even staging a destruction of some nuclear facilities.
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"China shows no signs of ceasing its policy and practice of conducting and supporting cyber-enabled theft and intrusions into the commercial networks of US companies," the sweeping report said.
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Thiel's piece criticizes Google for ceasing working with the US military on a project that involved artificial intelligencee and for setting up a lab in China that's developing artificial intelligence.
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The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said there are "reasonable grounds for suspecting" that the agreement could "result in Amazon and Deliveroo ceasing to be distinct," The Associated Press reported.
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While it is hard to imagine the Cleveland "Indians" and Chief Wahoo ceasing to exist, the legal motions of Douglas Cardinal might lead to some kind of acknowledgement and action.
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A. Ceasing to smell one's perfume after continuous exposure while casual passers-by can still smell it is just one example of a phenomenon called olfactory adaptation or odor fatigue.
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It was the first step toward not caring what people thought about my personal life and ceasing to measure my beauty by how well it aided me in seducing men.
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But North Korea snubbed his overtures, including an offer to hold inter-Korean military talks about ceasing hostile activities along the border, as it tested missiles at an unprecedented pace.
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In resuming sanctions, Mr. Trump hopes to force Iran to capitulate to unrealistic American demands, including ending all its nuclear activity and ceasing its military role in Syria and Yemen.
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Just as many people have begun to realize how politically popular Medicaid is, the program is at risk of shrinking radically — really, of ceasing to exist as we know it.
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In briefs, her lawyers argue that Hawaii has given Young a "stark choice" between remaining true to her faith or ceasing to rent bedrooms in her house, endangering her livelihood.
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Ceasing production was ultimately a corporate decision and the paper will still occasionally publish Spanish translations of its English reporting, but it's not immediately clear how that will be done.
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A breakdown in negotiations could mean Britain ceasing to be an EU member without having in place the legal agreements that would avoid a chaotic limbo for people and businesses.
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But ceasing to participate in a compromised Title X program is understandable, given that the new rule seems intended to make it all but impossible for many clinics to comply.
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The use of the word "bae" doubled in 2015, while "fleek" (on point), "ghosting" (abruptly ceasing all communication with someone) and "dad bod" (a circa-2015 Leonardo DiCaprio) entered the lexicon.
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But on May 10, Disney shocked the industry, announcing it was ceasing all work on future "Disney Infinity" games — and shut down the studio responsible for the series, affecting 300 workers.
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I can now imagine legions of gingham-aproned Betty Crockers spinning perpetually, forever tracing their feather dusters across imaginary furniture, never ceasing to "make" the "home" that is no longer there.
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But the budget airline industry has had a rocky 280 so far, with Iceland's Wow Air ceasing operations in March and Russian airline Aeroflot experiencing a crash landing on May 13.
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Qatar is asking the court to order the UAE to take steps to comply with its obligations under the CERD, ceasing and revoking the measures and restoring the rights of Qataris.
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By ceasing campaign activities in Indiana, Kasich may put more congressional districts in play, but he'll only deny Trump an outright victory next week if his voters break overwhelmingly for Cruz.
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Normally such cease-and-desist letters lead to full ceasing and desisting, as we saw earlier this year with the closure of the popular fan-maintained World of Warcraft server Nostalrius.
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When he said the thought of the BBC ceasing to exist was "a tempting prospect", as he did in April, it was more the stuff of cartoon villainy than public policy.
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The trillion dollars in offsets needed to cut it would come from taxing and/or ceasing to subsidize resource consumption, in other words, from non-labor taxes and tax expenditure reductions.
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Western states have moved to block those efforts, and a joint statement by the ministers meeting in Vienna stressed their commitment to "ceasing support to and official contact with parallel institutions".
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"There is no evidence that China is ceasing to cooperate with the United States on nuclear and missile issues," said Cheng Xiaohe, a North Korea expert at Renmin University in Beijing.
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Cambridge Analytica announced in May that it was ceasing most operations and filing for bankruptcy amid growing legal and political scrutiny of its business practices and work for the Trump campaign.
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A spokesman for Novomatic confirmed a report by Austrian news agency APA about it ceasing to rent out its technology to German online casinos that use it for real-money gambling.
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Over all, Spain's national statistics show that more than half the country's municipalities are at risk of ceasing to exist, because they have already fallen below the threshold of 1,000 inhabitants.
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The outlines of such settlement would involve some greater autonomy for the Russian-speaking regions in eastern Ukraine, in exchange for Russia ceasing to support paramilitary elements fighting the Kyiv government.
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"As a result, we are ceasing our flagship store partnership for the time being but users can continue to purchase China Southern and Hainan Airlines tickets on our site," it added.
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This likely won't come as a surprise to anyone who saw the news late last month, but Mayfield Robotics, maker of the adorable home robot Kuri announced today that it's ceasing operations.
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In a sign of the pressure on the media, The Cambodia Daily said it was ceasing publication after the government ordered it to pay a crippling $6.3 million tax bill by Monday.
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All this gives rise to a powerful possibility: What if we can reduce suffering for half the population, simply by ceasing to design everything as if it'll only be used by men?
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The moves to wind down the Buy button come about eight months after a report noted that Twitter was ceasing product development of its Buy button and was disbanding its commerce team.
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Mackenzie Keast claims that the Breakup Shop was inspired by his own heartbreak, when a woman he was seeing "ghosted" him, ending the relationship by ceasing all forms of communication without warning.
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Their refusal to jointly end the CSRs despite their strong opposition to Obamacare suggests that they fear political backlash from ceasing the payments, and having insurance prices rise sharply as a result.
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Williams's shares rose nearly 8 percent on Thursday after the approach came to light, though, suggesting shareholders are at least excited by the prospect of Williams ceasing to be an independent company.
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Messenger did a good job of ceasing to shoehorn the camera and games into our chat behavior, though Stories still appear twice in the app even if some wish they disappeared permanently.
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Munchery, another similar meal delivery service, also looks to be in hot water, laying off 30 percent of its workforce in May and ceasing operations in Los Angeles, Seattle and New York.
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So when Lucas sold Lucasfilm to Disney in 2012 for $4 billion, the new owner shut the LucasArts division down, laying off a number of employees and ceasing all in-house development.
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He falsely accused journalists of ceasing to cover the death of Mollie Tibbetts, a young woman killed in Iowa, after they discovered that the suspect in her killing was an undocumented immigrant.
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Government shutdowns do matter; while they don't usually result in senior citizens going without their Social Security checks or the military ceasing to function, they still impact vast swaths of government functions.
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The pair announced today that they would end their four-year brand licensing and tech support partnership in August 2020, with TCL ceasing to make new models of BlackBerry handsets after then.
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Others suggested ending funding for pre-K education, cutting government jobs, taxing groceries, ceasing road maintenance, or quadrupling property taxes for farmers, a proposal that residents said would make them move away.
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So I'm more interested in Zuckerberg ceasing and desisting from doing a bunch of things, and I'm happy to give him a list, and you have an even better list than me.
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The Riksbank said in a statement the proposed changes included ceasing its daily manual fine-tuning transactions and that it would now gather views on the proposed changes from the parties concerned.
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The former official said in his defense, before ceasing to cooperate with the BWF investigation, that he paid more than $1,100 but some money had gone to the national association for her expenses.
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However, based on a filing ZTE made earlier today, the company seems to be in dire straits as it announced it was ceasing "major operating activities" as a result of the denial order.
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These are the most likely outcomes: The Trump administration claims it is ceasing the CSR payments because it was not legally authorized to do so under the text of the Affordable Care Act.
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It expects to wind down its asset-purchase programme—also known as "quantitative easing", or QE. It will halve its monthly purchases to €15bn ($17bn) between September and December, before ceasing them altogether.
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You might remember that Metal Gear Solid creator Hideo Kojima left Konami last year, and since then there have been rumors that the company is ceasing development of all PC and console games.
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The regulator uses it if it suspects that two enterprises "have ceased to be distinct", or that arrangements are in place or contemplation, which could result in the enterprises "ceasing to be distinct".
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Solange seems like she's gained a better understanding of who she is after the deep dive of her lineage through A Seat at the Table, and she's showing no signs of ceasing exploration.
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He said Unilever ceasing to be a benchmark UK stock was "at the very least an inconvenience" for all UK funds, while those who only invest in the benchmark may become "forced sellers".
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French automaker PSA Group said Monday it is ceasing production at more than a dozen European plants this week, while Fiat Chrysler announced it is ending production at most of its European plants.
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Following repeated attempts on part of intelligence officials to intimidate The New York Times into ceasing publication of the documents, an appellate court finally succeeded in temporarily ordering the newspaper to discontinue publication.
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Christianity was ceasing to be the apocalyptic annunciation of something unprecedented and becoming just the established devotional system of its culture, offering all the consolations and reassurances that one demands of religious institutions.
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Forcing immigrants to choose between ceasing participation in public benefits programs or risk being deemed a public charge is not only cruel and inhumane but also not who we are as a country.
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For some, the nightmare is that there won't be a Palestinian state: The status quo will continue, and Israel will become a pariah nation, ceasing to be a democratic and Jewish-majority state.
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Producers therefore have a menu of options for cutting output by shutting in or choking back existing wells, discontinuing artificial lift, ceasing to drill new holes, or scaling back secondary and tertiary recovery.
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But short of ceasing to use the web entirely, occasionally purging parts of your account data, much like you would do with unwanted junk in your home, is the best you can do.
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"20/20" chronicles the life of Owen Suskind, who, after receiving a diagnosis of autism as a toddler and eventually ceasing to speak, regained the ability to communicate by watching Disney animated movies.
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"Death for an organism would be something roughly like its ceasing to engage in the various biological activities by which it develops and perpetuates itself, things like respiration and blood circulation," said Luper.
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A more ominous reminder of the bumpy road ahead came last April when the Alliance of American Football (AAF), launched as an NFL alternative, did not finish the season, ceasing operations after eight weeks.
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"Both global oil demand and supply are now close to new, historically significant peaks at 100 million barrels per day, and neither show signs of ceasing to grow any time soon," the IEA said.
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Nauto, the transportation company that aims to make human drivers safer and train autonomous vehicles for all types of scenarios, has scooped up the team from Newton Technologies, following the company's ceasing of operations.
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In what the company is calling "a very difficult time for hardware companies in the smart kitchen space," Tea infusion device startup Teforia is saying it is ceasing operations today, according to its website.
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" RELATED: How Donald Trump blasted George W. Bush in S.C. -- and still won Right to Rise said in a statement Saturday night that it is ceasing its activities "in support of Governor Bush's nomination.
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The business had raised more than $2503 million in venture capital funding, reaching a valuation of $300 million in 2015 before ceasing operations on January 22 and laying off 257 employees in the process.
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Although DDoS attacks are sometimes accompanied by extortion letters that ask a company to hand over bitcoin in exchange for ceasing an attack, Dyn said it has not received any messages from its attackers.
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A multiplayer-only, first-person shooter coming to PC later this year, it'll be his first game since ceasing work on Gears of War amid rumors that he'd completely retired from the games industry.
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"In particular, President Obama emphasized the importance now of Russia playing a constructive role by ceasing its air campaign against moderate opposition forces in Syria," the administration said in a readout of the call.
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This will involve turning their fortified border into a "peace zone," pursuing multilateral talks with other powers such as the United States, working toward arms reduction and ceasing "hostile acts," according to the statement.
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At the inquiry, CEO Matt Comyn said that his predecessor, Ian Narev, told him during a 2015 meeting to "'Temper your sense of justice'," in response to his advocating ceasing sales of the products.
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Adobe announced in 2017 that it was planning to end-of-life Flash by ceasing to update and distribute it at the end of 2020, and Flash is already disabled in Chrome by default.
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If those numbers are swiftly replicated elsewhere, it is not hard to imagine nations shutting borders, ceasing trade and – particularly damaging in an era of global supply chains – locking down supplies within their borders.
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The Weekly Standard, a primary voice of conservative Washington that found itself out of step with the Trumpward turn in the Republican Party, is ceasing publication after 23 years, its owners announced on Friday.
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All of these proposed changes are symptoms of the same problem: The Oscars' ratings have gotten softer and softer in recent years, and they're in danger of ceasing to be the premier awards show.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syria's Idlib region saw a lull in air raids that have been pounding the insurgent territory, a monitor and rebel official said on Saturday, after the government said it was ceasing fire.
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According to an internal memo, the company is ceasing the two-year-old site's publication because it hadn't built up a large enough audience, but this is not really true in any meaningful sense.
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Instead of buzzwords like disruption and market share, the agenda items for that day's meeting included ghosting (ceasing contact with a romantic partner without an explanation), shirtless selfies and unsolicited photos of male genitalia.
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The company also said it would change its dividend payout policy, ceasing to pay ordinary cash dividends and instead pay out excess capital generated by its investment activities in the form of extraordinary dividends.
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"The most relevant point is the importance of ceasing the distracting discussion of what she did and what he said and move instead to ask whose policies are in our personal best interest," he wrote.
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Last year GM said it was shuttering a key assembly plant in Indonesia and ceasing production of its Chevrolet Sonic car in Thailand to focus more on SUVs and pick-up trucks in Southeast Asia.
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High-level negotiations between the US and Mexico ensued in Washington last week, and the two countries signed onto a joint declaration agreeing to several immigration enforcement provisions, ceasing the pursuit of tariffs Friday night.
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Some of the steps in the code include adopting a precautionary approach to flying near animals, thinking about the ethical treatment of animals during research and ceasing operations if the flight path is clearly disruptive.
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But, what our children need now is continued focus on ceasing the practices that create ongoing trauma, adequate attention to their current physical and mental health needs, and a comprehensive plan for mental health recovery.
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Forever 21 filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Sunday and announced it would close up to 350 stores globally, effectively ceasing operations in 213 countries, including most of its locations in Europe and Asia.
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He said during a Tuesday rally in Tampa, Florida, that the U.S. was "doing well" with North Korea and noted the return of detained Americans and Pyongyang&aposs ceasing of nuclear testing and missile tests.
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Similarly, the major networks and leading newspapers should discuss ending their role in the repeated horrors of mass shootings by rendering the killers anonymous and ceasing to recount their all-too-familiar path to murder.
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"It was something the company could do that was within their control, without ceasing to be who they were," said Robert N. Mayer, a professor of family and consumer studies at the University of Utah.
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"A number of suppliers that provide the equipment and network service necessary for your system to function will be shutting down their networks or ceasing operations," reads a notice on Spectrum Home Security subscribers' portal.
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Typically, the company's only recourse is to slowly cut off a government's access to the spy tools over the course of months, or even years, by ceasing to provide new software patches, features and updates.
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Lyft is ceasing scooter operations in six cities and laying off 20 employees Lyft notified employees today that it's pulling its scooters from six markets: Nashville, San Antonio, Atlanta, the Phoenix area, Dallas and Columbus.
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As new mothers, we are sternly warned that formula is inferior to breastmilk and that "topping up" or supplementing with formula will cause a chain reaction that will result in your body ceasing to produce milk.
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Last year, GM said it was shuttering a key assembly plant in Indonesia, and ceasing production of its Chevrolet Sonic car in Thailand, as it moved to focus more on SUVs and pickups in Southeast Asia.
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RESTRICTIONS The CMA uses IEO orders if it suspects that two enterprises "have ceased to be distinct", or that arrangements are in place or being considered, which could result in the enterprises "ceasing to be distinct".
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Following an official global recall, new reports of replacement Galaxy Note7 phones also catching on fire, all major U.S. carriers ceasing sales, and Samsung's second production halt, Mashable can no longer recommend the Note7 for purchase.
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" OVERSEAS PRIVATE INVESTMENT CORPORATION "The Budget proposes ceasing new business operations and initiating the wind-down of the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) starting in 2018 to reduce unnecessary Federal interventions that distort the free market.
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In a note to clients, privately held MSC said it was "ceasing to provide access to services to and from Iran", adding that they would "conclude this period with the minimum disruption" to their customers' business.
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The cafeteria is a meeting place for "Postmormons and Friends", one of several groups with the stated aim of guiding people through the difficulties, whether practical, social or psychological, of ceasing to practise the Mormon religion.
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Niantic explained in the announcement that is ceasing support of older devices because of updates added to game which makes it too demanding on the older phones' operating system, which can cause the app to crash.
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In Texas, Strait keeps a low profile; he has adopted the life style of a contented, golf-obsessed businessman without ceasing to represent, for many fans, a connection to an older, more rugged way of living.
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It means ceasing our retreat from international organizations, and re-engaging with entities like the U.N. Human Rights Council and UNRWA to ensure we can stand up for our allies and live up to our values.
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He has been engaged recently in a nasty intra-departmental fight with political appointees in the VA, a fight that has included him ceasing to use the VA's own spokesman as his contact for the media.
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China, which owns $1.1 trillion of U.S. debt, could retaliate by ceasing its bond purchases, long considered to be the economic equivalent of the mutually assured destruction doctrine that kept nuclear powers from annihilating the Earth.
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These cysts don't account for all cases of PGAD—women have been known to develop the condition after everything from childbirth to starting or ceasing SSRI medication, and researchers have just begun to scratch the surface.
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LONDON — Monarch Airlines, a struggling British low-cost carrier and tour operator, collapsed into bankruptcy early Monday, ceasing its flights and forcing the government to step in and bring home more than 100,0003 passengers stranded abroad.
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"By ceasing both surgical and chemical abortions now, Planned Parenthood will free up much needed medical equipment and decrease the demand placed on ER's due to complications from both medical and surgical abortion," the letter states.
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Also, Volkswagen's troubled mass-market brand is pushing upmarket again with a new flagship model a year after ceasing the flopped Phaeton luxury saloon in a bid to lift margins and revive its post-dieselgate image.
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The one thing that most emboldens terrorists and anyone who never really wants peace there is when Israel rewards terrorist activity by ceasing the economic growth and expansion of opportunity that also comes from its physical expansion.
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Maker Media CEO and founder Dale Dougherty confirmed to TechCrunch that the company was ceasing operations and that it had laid off 22 employees, citing financial difficulties with publishing a magazine and the lack of corporate sponsorship.
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Nearly 2,700 have been stranded after WOW Air, a low-cost Icelandic airline, abruptly announced they will be ceasing all operations and grounding all 27 of its airplanes, according to a travel alert on the company's website.
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"The mere fact that an iPhone or iPad had been repaired by someone other than Apple did not, and could not, result in the consumer guarantees ceasing to apply," ACCC Commissioner Sarah Court said in a statement.
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" Lain said she has censored herself in certain ways online lately, including taking her email off public platforms, ceasing use of Skype, and "definitely not saying anything online as far as anything being offered or for sale.
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Roth's great subject turns out to be, by his own account, patriotism—how to savor American history without sentimentalizing it, and how to claim an American identity without ceasing to inquire into how strangely identities are made.
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In the early '21994s, around the time that Hayes left, magazines known for their photography like Look and Life were ceasing publication, opening the door for Esquire to become the pre-eminent mainstream publisher for major artists.
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Another option would be to phase out the program by letting those who have the work permits, which must be renewed every two years, keep them until they expired and ceasing the issuing of any new ones.
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They ask, "By ceasing on the technological loopholes of someone else's work and 'fixing' the answers, are we being any less unethical than the institutions are in trying to validate this work whilst continuing business-as-usual?"
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Here's Summers (emphasis ours): [It] is surely a stretch to assert that ceasing government's active effort to circulate and print 500 euro notes or $100 bills constitutes a government infringement on the conduct of private economic business.
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Annual profit including one-off items fell more than 56% to A$173.8 million, hurt by an impairment charge of about A$237 million on the company ceasing the rollout of its Australian mobile network in January.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - A Brazilian court has issued an injunction ceasing operations at several tailings dams owned by mining firm Vale SA, the iron ore giant said on Monday, which will hit production at a major mine.
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The Sri Lankan government temporarily blocked Facebook in hopes of ceasing calls for violence, and those on the ground say Zuckerberg overstated Facebook improvements to the problem in Myanmar that led to hate crimes against the Rohingya people.
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Beyond all the unanswered questions about geoengineering—not to mention how technologically far-out many of these ideas still are—such solutions are still only theoretical stop gaps to the larger issue of ceasing CO2 emissions, panelists recognized.
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Payments will begin to phase out at a rate of $5 for each $100 over the AGI threshold before ceasing at an AGI of $99,000 for single filers, $146,500 for heads of household, and $198,000 for married filers.
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A. Microsoft Paint, the free graphics software that has been included with the Windows operating system for 32 years, is not going away entirely, but Microsoft did announce that it was ceasing any future development of the program.
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According to Qatar-based news outlet Al Jazeera, these now include a commitment to combating terrorism, compliance with the Riyadh Agreement of 2013 within the Gulf Corporation Council (GCC) and ceasing involvement in the affairs of other states.
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However, not only have nearly half the states discontinued use of the exception, but even Cotton's home state of Arkansas is curbing its use of the VCO exception, with more than half the state's counties ceasing use altogether.
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It means living a life of unknowns, large and small, and yet never ceasing in one's attempts to coax beauty from even the most forbidding, the meanest of places: the spots of earth that everyone else has overlooked.
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As Vladimir and Estragon wait for Godot, they converse about things they wish to do: hang themselves from a nearby tree; never see each other again; and move from where they are, ultimately ceasing to wait for Godot.
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But even though institutional fixes aren't the most effective way to reduce the scope of government, they are less destructive than ceasing to conduct congressional business in regular order and forcing the hurried passage of stopgap spending bills.
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British oil company Soco International said in November it no longer held the exploration license for a block, of which about half lies within Virunga, after ceasing operations following human rights protests and a campaign by conservation group WWF.
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Trump also plans to save money by eliminating the U.S. Global Climate Change Initiative, which among other things seeks to foster low-carbon economic growth, and by ceasing payments to U.N. climate change programs via the Green Climate fund.
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"In connection with Newton Technologies ceasing operations, we can confirm we have attracted Newton Technologies employees to be integrated into the Nauto team to make driving smarter and safer," Nauto COO Jennifer Haroon said in a statement to TechCrunch.
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Lacking planes, Southwest said it was freezing new pilot hires and upgrades and ceasing service from underperforming Newark, where it had up to 20 daily departures, to consolidate its New York City service at nearby LaGuardia in early November.
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Eight years ago, he edited a terrific anthology called "Poe's Children," subtitled "The New Horror," which made a persuasive case for broadening the definition of the genre, or maybe ceasing to think of it as a genre at all.
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Recently, U.S. Bank, the leading provider of financial products and services to the federal government for over 85033 years, has ceded to these activist groups and announced radical changes to corporate policies, including ceasing its investments in energy infrastructure.
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The executive said Yang Ming had also adjusted some of its routes in Asia as a result of the downturn, but that ceasing direct service to Iran was mainly because of geopolitical issues rather than the cost cutting drive.
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The company earlier this month announced it would be increasing the minimum wage in its warehouses, but at the same time it also announced that it would be ceasing bonuses (it claimed it would be a net positive for employees).
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It said they would seek to turn the demilitarized zone separating the countries into a "peace zone" by ceasing "all hostile acts and eliminating their means" by May 1, and reunify families who were separated by the creation of the border.
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To make matters worse, emails viewed by TechCrunch show Munchery continued aggressively marketing its gift cards in emails sent to customers in December, weeks before a final email to those very same customers announced it was ceasing operations, effectively immediately.
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"Financial institutions should consider waiving or reducing penalty, late payment, and similar fees as well as ceasing foreclosures and providing forbearance for the duration of the shutdown, in order to provide quick relief to their affected customers," the resolution says.
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"The risk does decline over time since ceasing their use," said Hunter, highlighting that once women reach the age when breast cancer rates peak -- ages 50 to 70 -- they are not very influenced by whether they took the hormonal contraceptives.
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Honda also said it is ceasing production at its factories in the United States, Canada and Mexico for six days, "due to an anticipated decline in market demand related to the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic," Honda said.
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On Thursday, the board of one bank, Banco Sabadell, approved the transfer of the lender's headquarters to Alicante, a city on the Mediterranean, 330 miles south of Barcelona, and a place in no danger of ceasing to be part of Spain.
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Mr. Trump has refused, and Mr. Pompeo has said that to come to an accord, the Iranians must comply with his demands for 12 huge changes in their behavior, like ceasing support of terrorism and giving up all things nuclear.
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Hearst's sometime rival, Condé Nast, the publisher of The New Yorker, Vogue and Vanity Fair, cut roughly 80 employees last year while also reducing the frequency of certain magazines' print editions and ceasing the regular print publication of Teen Vogue.
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"Now that American is ceasing operations in China, the ultimate goal is that all our passengers and crew will remain safe and that was our main goal," Captain Dennis Tajer, a spokesperson for the Allied Pilots Association, told CNN Business.
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CALL TO ACTION: Urge Congress to pass the Conserving Ecosystems by Ceasing the Importation of Large Animal Trophies (CECIL) Act to ban imports of trophies and parts from African lions and elephants from Tanzania, Zimbabwe and Zambia into the United States.
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After finally ceasing over a hundred years worth of subsidised tobacco monocropping in North Carolina and switching to produce, farmers in the southern Appalachian region could provide local communities with almost 40 percent of their yearly fruit and vegetable needs.
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The Tennessee Distillers Guild on Tuesday asked the state's governor and the legislature for relief to offset the blow from suspending tours, canceling large events and ceasing production due to the coronavirus, the guild said in a statement on their website.
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"This is something we are taking very seriously but we are not alarmed about this," said Thourani, who added that heart surgery may be life-saving: "We have not recommended ceasing cardiac surgery based on what we've heard in the last 48 hours."
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Under Chair Janet Yellen whose term expires next year, it has been able to shift into post-crisis mode, ceasing to add to its balance sheet and embarking on a series of rate hikes that will take interest rates back to "normal".
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SCRAMBLING TO GROW Lacking planes, Southwest said it was freezing new pilot hires and upgrades and ceasing service from underperforming Newark, where it had up to 20 daily departures, to consolidate its New York City service at nearby LaGuardia in early November.
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Because automakers already have the technology in place for their 2020 models, freezing those standards would be tantamount to ceasing to regulate fuel economy improvements altogether, said Ann E. Carlson, a professor of environmental law at the University of California, Los Angeles.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - An independent English-language newspaper in Cambodia said on Sunday it was ceasing publication after Prime Minister Hun Sen's government ordered it to pay a huge tax bill amid a growing campaign against critical voices ahead of next year's election.
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Syria writes to Security Council over Turkish shelling The phone call came a day after U.S. Vice President Joe Biden spoke to Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, urging Ankara to show restraint by ceasing artillery strikes on Kurdish forces in northern Syria.
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Russia has come under criticism for not ceasing air strikes in Syria since the Munich agreement and has faced accusations that it was using lengthy and complex Syria diplomacy only to buy time to turn the tide of the war on the ground.
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The only thing that has ever stopped Coca-Cola from being sold is politics getting in the way of business, with conflicts like World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War effectively ceasing production in some countries (trade embargoes haven't helped).
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - The Sudan People's Liberation Movement-North, a rebel group in the states of Blue Nile and South Kordofan, said on Wednesday it was ceasing all hostilities until July 31 as a "goodwill gesture" after the overthrow of president Omar al-Bashir.
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"The reputational deterioration, the media campaign, the financial circus and the unusual actions by certain Panamanian authorities, have occasioned an irreversible damage that necessitates the obligatory ceasing of public operations at the end of the current month," the firm said in a statement.
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Basically, it would be a bridge between Britain ceasing to be an EU member in March 2019 and a point further down the line when May feels the country will be ready and equipped to complete its full divorce from all EU institutions.
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In September the company paid a $170 million settlement to the FTC for illegally amassing children&aposs data and subsequently announced it would roll out stricter rules surrounding kids&apos content, such as ceasing to serve personalized ads on video aimed at children.
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Among the possible cuts, Ford is: considering ceasing production of two minivan models at its factory in Saarlouis, Germany, as the European market for such vehicles shrinks; reviewing a joint venture in Russia, Ford Sollers; and planning to consolidate its headquarters in Britain.
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Juicero, the Silicon Valley startup that raised more than $100 million in venture capital for a $700 juicer that became a butt of industry jokes, announced on Friday that it is ceasing operations after just 113 months and looking for a buyer.
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Just as Avengers: Endgame has started breaking box office records on its first day, Sinemia says it is ceasing operations in the US due to mounting pressure from competing subscriptions from theater chains and legal action brought against the company for its pricing tactics.
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The regulator, which referred to Amazon's investment as "a minority shareholding" said it had reasonable grounds for suspecting that Amazon and Deliveroo "have ceased to be distinct" or were putting in place or considering arrangements which would result in them "ceasing to be distinct".
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"If Deutsche Bank leads to a true ceasing of credit markets and credit access and liquidity then that itself, because of the effect it would have on the underlying economy, it could drive us into a recession and that would be bearish," Lee said.
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Thank you[Pfizer representative]Gizmodo:Yes, I note in the post that you're continuing research for rare diseases, though I'm not sure how continuing to make a pain drug like Lyrica is even relevant to the fact that you're ceasing research on Alzheimer's and Parkinson's drugs.
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Here's the full text of the shutdown notice: Hi [name removed], On behalf of the entire team here at Shuddle, we are saddened to inform you that Shuddle will be ceasing operations and closing business as of end-of-the-day Friday, April 2003th.
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"The Chadian government calls on all concerned states to privilege dialogue to solve this crisis and asks Qatar to respect its commitments by ceasing any attitude likely to harm cohesion of states in the region and peace in the world," the foreign ministry statement said.
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But in an indicator that there is still plentiful supply available despite the cuts, traders are ceasing the opportunity of higher crude prices following OPEC's decision to cut output to send record volumes of 22 million barrels of surplus European and Azerbaijani oil to Asia.
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The paper continued (for a few more years, anyway, ceasing publications 18 months after I left), but I was okay running less content, writing less myself, and borrowing news stories from our sister papers if it meant I was usually done at 5 pm.
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Well, there's the ongoing crisis in Puerto Rico, which the Trump administration mismanaged from the outset and is now trying to hide by pushing out weird propaganda videos and ceasing to report the number of Puerto Ricans with access to power and clean drinking water.
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The $1,200 payment will begin to phase out at a rate of $5003 for each $100 over the AGI threshold before ceasing at an AGI of $99,000 for single filers, $136,500 for heads of household (single parents), and $198,000 for married filers with no children.
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BlackBerry and TCL will end their handset partnership in August 2020 BlackBerry and TCL announced that they would end their four-year brand licensing and tech support partnership in August 2020, with TCL ceasing to make new models of BlackBerry handsets after that point. 3.
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To add insult to injury, rather than saving money, the Congressional Budget Office estimates that ceasing CSR payments will cost taxpayers an extra $85033 billion over ten years, as federal premium tax credits rise to help mitigate the impact of higher premiums in exchange plans.
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The BMW Group's announcement of 500,000 electrified car sales comes in the same week that car sharing service Share Now – a joint venture between BMW and Daimler – announced it was leaving the North American market and also ceasing operations in London, Florence and Brussels.
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The point of this doctrine is to prevent a defendant from dodging lawsuits by doing something illegal, ceasing their illegal activity for long enough to dismiss any lawsuits challenging that activity, and then resuming their illegal actions as soon as the lawsuits are dismissed.
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North Korea, like Iran, is a "rogue regime," the lowest of the low, but its more advanced nuclear program means it holds a higher hand, so it gets a temporary pass in exchange for ceasing nuclear tests and talking nice about giving up its weapons.
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The umbrella opposition group, the High Negotiations Committee, had agonised about coming to Geneva at all when a key requirement of UN resolution 2254, which mandated the talks, was the ceasing of air strikes on civilians and humanitarian relief for the starving inhabitants of besieged towns.
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Carr, the aforementioned employee of the Oakland Raiders—and perhaps Las Vegas, too, if the company chooses to offer him a new contract—believes that his employer deserves the continued loyalty of its customers despite the company ceasing its only requirement in this already lopsided arrangement.
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Veterans, physicians, PETA, Congress members, medical simulation-makers and even the creator of the TV series that became "Homeland" — an Israel Defense Force combat veteran — came to the Hill to advocate for our military to join the modern world in ceasing this immoral and wasteful training method.
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RFA president Geoff Cooper said in a conference call he expects production of the corn-based fuel to fall further, and called on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to ease strain on the industry by ceasing to grant small refineries waivers from the nation's biofuels mandates.
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"Thirty days from now we want to see everybody around a peace table based on a ceasefire, based on a pullback from the border and then based on ceasing dropping of bombs," Mattis said at an event at the US Institute of Peace in Washington on Tuesday.
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The accords that paved the way for the ceasing of military operations in Vieques in the early 220006s stated that the federal government would assume the whole responsibility for the cleanup and restoration of those lands, as well as for the economic development of both islands.
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The economists said that usually involved some aggressive fiscal tightening, a ceasing of deficit monetisation, and economic and institutional reforms Helima Croft, global head of commodities strategy at RBC, said hyperinflation has not always resulted in regime change, and it may actually take a while before Maduro is ousted.
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Here is the full list of names in danger of ceasing to exist: • Angela • Bertram • Beverley • Cecil • Carol • Clarence • Clive • Cyril • Debra • Diane • Donna • Dean • Doris • Dennis • Derek • Duncan • Elaine • Ernest • Geoffrey • Horace • Joanne • Leonard • Maureen • Malcolm • Nigel • Neville • Paula • Roy • Sally • Sandra • Sharon • Sheila • Tracey • Wendy • Yvonne • Wayne
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Some people label it as sort of isolationist, as it's supposed to be about about ceasing some of our interventions into the problems of other countries and turning our focus back onto the US. Do you think that's the kind of thing that would appeal to Malcolm X?
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The real competitive advantage seems to rely on Rocket League coming to the Epic Games store in "late 2019" and ceasing new downloads on Valve's Steam store at that time, though Epic specifically notes that users that have already downloaded the title on Steam will continue to have support.
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A March 17 explosion that killed between 60 and 240 people, according to conflicting accounts, cast a shadow over the U.S.-backed offensive to drive Islamic State (IS) militants out of Iraq's second largest city, and the parliament speaker spoke of ceasing operations until civilian casualties could be avoided.
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Despite being a household name, Eastern Air Lines was pressured by union labor disputes and floundered in debt, selling itself and all assets in parts and ceasing operations in 1991A second reboot of the airline started in 2015 and is currently operating flights between New York and South America.
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While all the stories are told in a sure and steady voice, some of the shorter ones shy away from their own power — they seem halting, not in the sense of hesitation, but rather of abrupt and decisive ceasing, a door shutting, a turning away on the heel.
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If a studio teacher believes a scene to be too unsafe, or pushing too many moral boundaries — most often uttering profanity, but especially anything that could be perceived as sexual — they can do everything from discussing alternatives with the film's producers to actively ceasing production until the issue is resolved.
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The board in a 2-1 decision on Tuesday said UPS Supply Chain Solutions Inc, represented by Greenberg Traurig, violated the collective bargaining rights of 40 workers in Miami who were members of Teamsters Local Union No. 769 by ceasing insurance benefits for employed spouses and increasing premiums for smokers.
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In this vein, the two sides agreed to transform the demilitarized zone into a peace zone in a genuine sense by ceasing as of May 1 this year all hostile acts and eliminating their means, including broadcasting through loudspeakers and distribution of leaflets, in the areas along the Military Demarcation Line.
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Yet there are other imperatives that bedevil the contemporary heirs of traditional female identity, for whom insouciance in the face of the domestic can seem a sort of political requirement, as though by ceasing to care about our homes we could prove our lack of triviality, our busyness, our equality.
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The authorities, the report said, are considering "ceasing to hold back the actions of the army of the Donetsk People's Republic," the main Russian-backed rebel group, which has threatened to attack across the line of control in eastern Ukraine in response to shelling from government positions into populated areas.
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That difference was made even more clear by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's speech this week, in which he said sanctions relief will now depend not only on Iran making more nuclear-related concessions, but on overhauling its foreign policy, ceasing ballistic missile tests and releasing U.S. citizens in captivity.
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"We do, however, expect a significant number of these stores will remain open and operate as usual, and we do not expect to exit any major markets in the US."Following the bankruptcy announcement, Forever 1545 said it planned to close 91811 stores globally, effectively ceasing operations in 5766 countries.
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Revealing specific details on immigration could undoubtedly backfire because "it is in many ways a third rail in our politics" now, said Doris Meisner, a former commissioner of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, the agency that was responsible for immigration enforcement in the United States before ceasing operations in 2003.
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Revealing specific details on immigration could undoubtedly backfire because "it is in many ways a third rail in our politics" now, said Doris Meisner, a former commissioner of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, the agency that was responsible for immigration enforcement in the United States before ceasing operations in 2003.
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In neither case can the actor be blamed for the face God gave him, but the whole dreary concentration on the sadistic delights of the dungeon was certainly the fault of the showrunners, whom we might have punished by ceasing to watch their show, if only we could have done so.
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The GM news, first reported by Bloomberg, was confirmed to TechCrunch directly by GM. "In connection with Sidecar ceasing operations, we can confirm that we have attracted Sidecar employees to be integrated into the GM urban mobility team, and acquired certain related assets, for work on our global mobility programs," a spokesperson said.
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The number of Drivers and restaurants on our platform could decline or fluctuate as a result of a number of factors, including Drivers ceasing to provide their services through our platform, passage or enforcement of local laws limiting our products and offeringsNew York recently imposed a driver cap and minimum wage requirements.
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But in general the torrent of criticism directed at Google over Dragonfly has showed no signs of ceasing and came at the same time it decided not to renew its Project Maven drone-imaging contract with the Pentagon (Google is still paying a political price in D.C. on all subjects China-related).
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump capped off his dramatic appearance at the annual NATO summit in Brussels, Belgium, on Thursday by teasing another controversial possibility, saying he would not rule out ceasing NATO military exercises in the Baltic States if Russian leader Vladimir Putin requested it during their upcoming meeting in Helsinki, Finland.
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The founder of Deciem, which produces the popular and affordable skin care line the Ordinary, was ousted from the company in October after months of increasingly troubling and erratic behavior that culminated in an announcement that he was ceasing business and closing all Deciem stores worldwide, through a post on the brand's Instagram.
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Ceasing the U.S.-South Korea war games is a significant concession, and to receive in return only a "complete" denuclearization—rather than the complete, verifiable, and irreversible kind to which the Trump administration has been referring in the entire lead-up to these talks—is not quite enough, at least in the immediate term.
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After a long day of talks in a hotel overlooking Lake Geneva, Mr. Kerry told reporters that he and Mr. Lavrov had "achieved clarity on the path forward" and agreed on the "vast majority" of technical issues holding up progress toward ceasing hostilities and creating the space needed to restart talks on a political solution.
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We are left with hard power in the ascendant – powers at whose summits are men (in every case) who use nationalism and the projection and growth of military force to bolster their popularity, and who saw liberal globalism as having offered a threat to their ruling strategies – but which is now ceasing to do so.
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Participation in US democracy has its mechanical dimensions (voting and accepting the results, living within legal parameters), but also its fluid dimensions, where the checks and balances of government must be further checked by an awake population that is ready to respond by ceasing business as usual and organizing resistance to bigotry and violence if needed.
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Both have ordered dozens more MAX jets, but with deliveries frozen, American said it is extending the lifespan of some of its other 2.93 models as well as some 757s and A320s, while Southwest is ceasing operations at weak-performing Newark Liberty International airport and will focus instead on growth in Hawaii, where it launched service this year.
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It was, as NME called it at the time, "the nastiest, healthiest and funniest piece of press in the history of rock'n'roll habits" Then in 1977, after 12 hell-raising issues, it went out with the same immediacy from which it began, ceasing to exist just because Perry feared it would soon become absorbed into the mainstream press.
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Gulf Arab states have issued no public demands; but a list that has been circulating includes severance of diplomatic relations with Iran, expulsion of all members of the Palestinian Hamas group and of the Muslim Brotherhood, the freezing of all bank accounts of Hamas members, ending support for "terrorist organizations" and ceasing interference in Egyptian affairs.
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On this subject, Democratic lawmakers were closer to the current administration's views than Obama's: In fact, the twelve conditions Pompeo said that Iran would have to meet before the United States is willing to withdraw sanctions bore remarkable resemblance to those mentioned in the Countering Iran's Destabilizing Activities Act, including withdrawal from Syria and ceasing the ballistic missile program.
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Nevertheless, ITT minced no words in its official statement when discussing the Department of Education's move: "We believe the government's action was inappropriate and unconstitutional, however, with the ITT Technical Institutes ceasing operations, it will now likely rest on other parties to understand these reprehensible actions and to take action to attempt to prevent this from happening again."
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Instead, he noted divisions inside the Trump administration, saying he did not know whether to believe Mr. Trump, who before his tweet had said he would meet with Mr. Rouhani at any time, or Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who has laid out a list of conditions from ceasing missile tests to stopping support of terrorism.
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"Her ceasing VIP fundraisers with mega donors is consistent with the messaging she's been using in campaign, and at this early point in the race, the energy is focused on generating excitement from the base and distinguishing each candidate's campaign from the rest of the pack," said Sheila Krumholz, executive director of the influence watchdog the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Cambridge Analytica, the data firm at the center of the Facebook privacy scandal, announced today it is ceasing operations and filing for bankruptcy in the U.S. and U.K. The London-based company that mined the data of as many as 87 million Facebook users defended their controversial business practices in a press release, citing a report released today by legal counsel Julian Malins.
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The Obama administration first credited Sudan with making improvements in several areas related to sanctions and established five so-called tracks where further improvement was needed — including allowing more access to humanitarian workers in war zones, working with the United States on fighting terrorism, ceasing funding for rebels in South Sudan and working to reduce the conflicts throughout the country.
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"Thirty days from now we want to see everybody around a peace table based on a ceasefire, based on a pullback from the border and then based on ceasing dropping of bombs that will permit the (UN) special envoy, Martin Griffiths -- he's very good, he knows what he's doing -- to get them together in Sweden and end this war," said Mattis.
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"Thirty days from now we want to see everybody around a peace table based on a ceasefire, based on a pullback from the border and then based on ceasing dropping of bombs that will permit the special envoy ... to get them together in Sweden and end this war," Mattis said October 30 at the US Institute of Peace in Washington.
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This is not the first time radio stations and streaming services have wrestled with whether to remove the music of artists accused of misconduct: Spotify last May instituted a policy of ceasing to promote or recommend R. Kelly's music because of the accusations against him, though it rescinded the policy a month later after uproar from some in the music industry.
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