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Auction houses, galleries, and eBay will be under close watch.
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Gaming and deal websites keep a close watch on these promotions.
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Investors are also keeping a close watch on the Sino-U.
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All it takes is a close watch and some quick sleuthing.
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Even there, Laotians expect their government will keep a close watch.
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As it is, the housing authority's spending is already under close watch.
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Members keep a close watch to protect what was achieved in Havana.
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Keep a close watch on your Starbucks app for future Happy Hours.
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Traders kept a close watch on the latest economic figures out of China.
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This all merits a close watch, but it's not necessarily cause for alarm.
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His personal guard has been replaced and is under close watch, sources added.
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Bradley reiterated that the agency would be keeping a very close watch on them.
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"We still have to keep a close watch on him," says a family insider.
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Firms are understandably nervous about the close watch the state keeps on the sector.
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The currency and commodity markets are under close watch following Sunday's French presidential election.
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There are some excellent meteorologists on Twitter if you want to keep close watch.
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"I will keep a close watch on North Korea's future conduct," Abe told reporters.
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But it is certain that the army will keep a close watch on it.
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Investors will keep a close watch on Apple Inc results, due after markets close.
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Parker returned from a shoulder injury, and his playing time was under close watch.
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We will also keep a close watch on more developments in US-Iran relations.
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That would increase instability, especially as the country comes under markets' close watch again.
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Yet Washington continues to keep a close watch on Iranian military strategy and capabilities.
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But it is a safe bet that anyone released will remain under close watch.
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Market participants are also keeping a close watch on the latest round of Sino-U.
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Investors were also keeping close watch on bond yields in the United States and Germany.
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But conservative rivals are keeping close watch on whether McCarthy's bid for speaker takes flight.
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Like fathers-to-be, they kept a close watch on each stage of its gestation.
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With a week ahead filled with potentially important news to keep a close watch on.
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Investors will also keep a close watch for the minutes from the central bank's Nov.
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Microsoft&aposs outside attorneys kept a close watch on Gordon, the IRS&apos outside attorney.
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He had posted bail of $9 million and was under close watch by the authorities.
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In the meantime, students will be keeping a close watch on developments in their departments.
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Big banks are leading the way into earnings season, and Wall Street is on close watch.
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Keeping close watch Pyongyang University of Science and Technology, or PUST, is run by evangelical Christians.
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He keeps a close watch on his fellow Senators and makes observances about what they need.
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Investors will be keeping a close watch on the likelihood of early redemption, which limits upside.
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"We will keep a close watch on the situation in the East China Sea," he added.
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Bonds are under close watch following the Federal Reserve's latest rate cut, its third this year.
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Mr. Graham's Republican colleagues in the Senate, meanwhile, are keeping close watch on the newfound friendship.
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"When he studied abroad, he was under close watch to avoid possible kidnapping attempts," he said.
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You can even keep a close watch on your competitors' rankings with the built-in competitor tracker.
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We need to be — we need to have a very close watch on what Turkey is doing.
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Most wineries in the area closed Monday, and winery owners are keeping close watch of their properties.
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Caution is expected to prevail in markets and investors will keep a close watch on global developments.
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Keep a close watch, however, and the result is chocolate mousse that's rich, creamy, light, and versatile.
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Parents will have to keep close watch over small children lest they eat pellets off the ground.
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Investors are also keeping a close watch on the trade talks between the United States and China.
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That said, it is still necessary to keep a close watch over radioactivity levels from the accident.
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The debt had been under close watch as falling commodity prices put a strain on balance sheets.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said the central bank is keeping a close watch on the outbreak.
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It's unclear when these sold out models will be restocked, so keep a close watch on Adidas' website.
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An Instagram video shows Catalina frolicking in the water at her enclosure, with mom keeping a close watch.
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When reported cases do occur, the center prevents the infection from spreading by keeping close watch on outbreaks.
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Under his close watch, nary an extra piece of turkey-ham or spoonful of soup got past him.
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We did start a joint account to cover our household expenses, but I kept close watch on it.
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Commerzbank analysts said investors would be keeping a close watch on the numbers "given the Fed's data dependency".
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Kusa, Cinta's twin brother, has shown no signs of illness, but is under close watch by zoo veterinarians.
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Economists keep close watch on consumers' spirits because their spending accounts for about 70% of U.S. economic activity.
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Officials were keeping a close watch on the ship via overflights and said it remained safe for now.
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"He keeps a close watch on his fellow senators and makes observances about what they need," Holmes said.
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Wehr said that BMW was keeping a close watch on Mexico's sovereign rating and domestic sales of cars.
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Now, the company has to fill a board seat and weigh spin-offs under the fund's close watch.
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In interviews, prominent Russians here described a growing awareness that they were under close watch by the Kremlin.
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Mr. Musa had remained under close watch by Indian forces, who had prevented any major attacks by him.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said the U.S. central bank is keeping a close watch on the outbreak.
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Activist groups across the political spectrum had kept close watch on how the Supreme Court handled the petition.
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During the ride, he kept a close watch on the road with his hands hovering over the wheel.
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The European Commission is also keeping a close watch on how platforms handle political disinformation before a key vote.
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"We'll be keeping a close watch on the marketplace, including how the company is marketing these products," Zeller said.
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And even the media are under close watch and often threatened with rebuke and defamation lawsuits by the government.
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Moody's analyst Christina Boni told CNBC she's keeping close watch on a slew of Sears' maturities in fiscal 2018.
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Dealers continued to keep a close watch on trade talks between the United States and top soybean buyer China.
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Market participants were keeping a close watch on the impact of certain amendments to the wording of China's constitution.
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"We'll be keeping a close watch on the marketplace," said Mitch Zeller, director of the agency's tobacco control unit.
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Most of the problem now the accelerations are outside of China and we're keeping a close watch on that.
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Google has been under close watch by federal and state regulators searching for any indication of anti-competitive behavior.
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A close watch is being kept on the former Black Hundreds' agents and on the circulation of pogrom literature.
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We are keeping close watch over policy developments, so that we are prepared no matter what emerges as mainstream.
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Dealers continued to keep a close watch on the trade dispute between the U.S. and top soybean buyer China.
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As OpenWorld comes to a close, watch a day in the life of the CEO of a $180 billion company.
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Trump so far isn&apost doing that but on the few issues, we have to keep a very close watch.
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Under Close Watch Protocol, Watts spends 23 hours a day in his jail cell, where he sits in protective custody.
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Investors are keeping a close watch on inflation, after the U.S. Federal Reserve's favored gauge hit its 2 percent target.
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Marine Harvest site managers like Steinar Snipsøyr keep a close watch on their salmon for signs of sea lice infestation.
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Investors keep a close watch on the company's quarterly performance for clues on consumer spending on big-ticket discretionary items.
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As for reports of Taiwan nationals breaking the sanctions, the government would continue to keep a close watch, it said.
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Foreign diplomats -- in particular those working for the US Embassy in Havana -- are kept under close watch by Cuban authorities.
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Mr. Liao remained under close watch and travel restrictions, and the police regularly searched his apartment and confiscated his manuscripts.
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It will be a close watch how the government's measures, such as subsidies and infrastructure investment, will support domestic demand.
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LSU says Mike's caretakers kept a close watch during his final hours to make sure he did not suffer. R.I.P.
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What happens next Investors — and Ryanair — will be keeping a close watch on smaller European airlines during the winter months.
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Tourists were visiting Tiananmen Square as usual on Tuesday, under the close watch of police and subject to frequent security checks.
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At most tournaments, the organizers control the consoles or computers the games are played on and officials keep a close watch.
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On Friday, police kept a close watch as the city returned to normal, with most protesters retreating and banks re-opening.
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Irma became a disturbance off the Cape Verde Islands in late August, with forecasters keeping close watch as it headed west.
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According to the April 11 security memo, National Thowheeth Jama'ath's leader, Mr. Zaharan, had been under close watch for several days.
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Event planners urge couples and their families to keep a close watch on some of these hidden or lesser-known expenses.
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A standoff ensues, in which, to prevent her from eloping with the "whoremonger," her family keeps a close watch over her.
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Hundreds, if not thousands, of people poured through the streets to make their way there, as the carabinieri kept close watch.
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He has always kept close watch over who comes and goes, and pays close attention to those in the latter category.
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The Treasury secretary has also become familiar with the Secret Service because he is under the close watch of its agents.
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On Friday, police kept a close watch as the city returned to normal, with most protesters retreating and businesses re-opening.
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Today, Dutch voters, who keep a close watch on events across the pond, are said to be pulling some support from Wilders.
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Investors will keep a close watch on Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's speech later this week for his commentary on interest rates.
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While keeping cold foods cold seems like a no-brainer, for some reason, people forget that hot food also requires close watch.
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Investors will now keep a close watch on trade talks as top U.S. officials travel to Beijing next week to resume negotiations.
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If there are consumer fireworks around, they advise keeping a close watch on children, who typically account for one-third of injuries.
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Analysts and investors said they will keep a close watch on how the corporate bond market reacts to policy and economic developments.
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Princess Kate has been keeping close watch as alumni of a charity she backs, SportsAid, rack up medals at the Rio Games.
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On Sunday, CNN's Will Ripley spoke to jailed Canadian pastor Hyeon Soo Lim, under the close watch of his North Korean guards.
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As such, the international body recommended that governments keep a close watch on that sector and consider heightened rules on those firms.
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Hermine started out in mid-August as "Invest 99L," with forecasters keeping close watch as it headed for the Gulf of Mexico.
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Scientists have been keeping a close watch because of past calving events and shelf collapses that have occurred in the same region.
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Scientists have been keeping a close watch because of past calving events and shelf collapses that have occurred in the same region.
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Wu kept close watch in the mirror as the makeup artist, a woman with wrist tattoos named Jordann, worked on her face.
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S. trade deal and upbeat industrial data, while traders kept a close watch on the Middle East following a U.S. air strike.
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It was unclear how he left Japan: He had posted $224 million in bail, and was meant to be under close watch.
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"We're keeping a close watch over military moves in North Korea," said one of the sources, who the outlet declined to name.
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In Benton Harbor, residents and city officials chafed under the state's close watch, and rumors about a school shutdown began to surface.
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Sanders' team kept a close watch on his rise, and Sanders criticized Buttigieg on the debate stage and trail for having billionaire donors.
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He will also be keeping a close watch on whether the U.S. and Chinese leaders can achieve a breakthrough in their trade conflict.
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The EnvironmentEarth scientists will be keeping a close watch on El Niño, which will continue to be a disruptive meteorological force in 2016.
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He spends 23 hours a day in his cell in Weld County Jail under "Close Watch Protocol" — a technical name for suicide watch.
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Unfortunately, if the state's long history of voter disenfranchisement is any indicator, the need to keep a close watch on Florida remains paramount.
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Afterward, we're taking you to a plateau in the Middle East where Israel is keeping a close watch on events in neighboring Syria.
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Aso stressed the need to keep a close watch on currency markets, while reiterating that he would stand ready to respond if necessary.
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The weather bureau has lowered storm warning signals but said it was keeping a close watch on the next weather disturbance named Haima.
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Some tried to keep close watch over his kibitzing with guests during Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan's visit to Palm Beach, Fla.
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Although cannabis remains illegal under federal law and largely unregulated, some federal agencies continue to keep a close watch for potential nefarious activity.
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Traders will be keeping a close watch on Trump's meeting with May and any comments they make on a potential trade deal and Brexit.
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He was unable to communicate with members of his family and spent the night sleeping outdoors with neighbors, keeping a close watch against thieves.
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When the couple's eldest son, 29, enrolled at Mt. San Jacinto College, authorities have said he remained under the close watch of his mother.
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The girl has been kept under close watch since the incident, while video of her testimony mysteriously leaked onto the internet, damaging her reputation.
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Dow component Walt Disney (DIS) is out with earnings after the closing bell, with investors once again keeping close watch on ESPN subscriber numbers.
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And, as he did at School of Rock, he is keeping a close watch on the evolution of the enterprise, honing classes and programs.
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The left-hander Steven Matz was scheduled to throw a bullpen session Sunday morning, but he remains under close watch with a nerve issue.
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Store and cook food at the right temperatures, and keep a close watch for mold or spoilage — even with shelf-stable food, Pike said.
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"We must keep close watch with a sense of urgency in order to prevent speculative moves from persisting," Aso told reporters after a cabinet meeting.
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"Major Zia is now under close watch and he may be arrested anytime," Khan said, using a nickname for the major used by intelligence officials.
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"We will keep close watch on market moves with a sense of urgency, while thoroughly checking to see if there's any speculative move," he said.
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Dongles are a necessary evil if you're keen on using wired headphones with the latest smartphones, so you'd better keep a close watch on yours.
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A doctor treating Da's mother, Dr. Hwang, told reporters that due to the patient's state of illness, she was to be kept on close watch.
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In its orbit some 94 million miles above the surface of the Earth, Kepler kept close watch on the light emanating from thousands of stars.
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Investors are keeping a close watch on the extent to which Gucci could lose steam after a hugely successful, quirky makeover under designer Alessandro Michele.
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As such, the international body recommended that governments keep a close watch on that sector and consider heightened rules on those firms: http://bit.ly/1RY3T85033g.
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Surveillance is a sensitive issue in Germany where East Germany's Stasi secret police and the Nazi era Gestapo kept a close watch on the population.
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France is keeping a close watch on him, though, so he's going to have to work really hard to find some space to be Messi.
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They're asked to keep a close watch on their own health, and if they develop symptoms, put on a mask and go see a doctor.
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The event is also happening as the world is keeping a close watch on the coronavirus, which has killed more than 1,000 people so far.
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China keeps a close watch over the internet, deleting comments on social media it deems harmful and blocking popular foreign websites including Google and Facebook.
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Police officers kept a close watch from one end of the street on Monday, and said they would shut down any vendor who defied the order.
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Relatives and neighbors told Reuters they had been questioned by police, who kept a close watch on the town from cars parked on many street corners.
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Investors have been keeping a close watch on the Chinese yuan because it is seen as a key indicator amid the intensifying U.S.-China trade war.
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We don't know what's next but we will be keeping a close watch, specifically on the next cohort of unicorn companies ready to IPO (Postmates, hi!).
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Major banks are instructing their Kobe area branches to keep close watch on the credit management at companies that do business with the steelmaker, bankers say.
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Investors will now keep a close watch on trade talks between the United States and China as top U.S. officials travel to Beijing to resume negotiations.
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Like Haleda, Hawdiza was brought to meet reporters by administrators in Buthidaung township during a media visit conducted under the close watch of Border Guard Police.
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"We had been receiving many complaints regarding the functioning of this home and were keeping a close watch on them for nearly six months," he said.
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Surveillance is a particularly sensitive issue in Germany where East Germany's Stasi secret police and the Nazi era Gestapo kept a close watch on the population.
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Investors will now keep a close watch on trade talks between the United States and China as U.S. trade delegates travel to Beijing to resume negotiations.
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On a section of the border road, a single Humvee and its occupants kept a close watch, but there was no sign of the heightened tension.
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Dealers were keeping a close watch on the decline in the currency of key exporter Argentina linked to rising fears of a return to populist policies.
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Investors will keep close watch on results from Wynn Resorts (WYNN), Ford (F) and Starbucks (SBUX), all of which have solid exposure to the Chinese market.
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Erkes, who is 28 and lives in Smyrna, Georgia, is afraid of becoming addicted and has asked her husband to keep a close watch on her.
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Poorly received earnings from top Indian companies over the last two weeks have dented risk appetite, with investors now keeping a close watch on the Feb.
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Relatives and neighbours told Reuters they had been questioned by police, who kept a close watch on the town from cars parked on many street corners.
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Mr. Liu's wife, Liu Xia, herself under house arrest, was allowed to see her husband in the hospital, but only under the close watch of guards.
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The WTO has strict rules about the size and nature of payments, and member governments keep a close watch for any competitors who might be cheating.
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While foreign reporters can easily visit Xinjiang, unlike Tibet which requires special permission, the government keeps a close watch on their movements, making interference-free reporting hard.
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"There's a very close watch on expenses right now and that will probably continue until there's better visibility on revenue growth," said Edward Jones analyst Jim Shanahan.
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Investors are keeping a close watch on inflation numbers to gauge the impact of tariffs on pricing and for clues on the path of interest rate hikes.
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Google's car company and automotive supplier clients are able to keep a close watch on how online shopping behavior is shifting to home in on closing deals.
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It's not clear if the signal is being transmitted by aliens, but the researchers say we should keep a close watch on this intriguing new extraterrestrial candidate.
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Asia Pacific stocks traded mixed on Wednesday as investors kept a close watch on the Chinese yuan amid an escalating trade dispute between the U.S. and China.
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Kreizler bamboozles Roosevelt and his men so that Kreizler and Moore, already under close watch by Byrnes, could sneak away to the child-killer's new lair unnoticed.
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Both antifa and alt-right representatives called the event a success; Trump, however, did not tweet what he took away from his close watch of the situation.
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Investors will now keep a close watch on the earnings season to gauge the impact of the trade conflict and a sluggish domestic economy on corporate America.
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South Africa has a large, advanced economy, an aggressively free press and a wealth of independent organizations and scholars who keep a close watch on government malfeasance.
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Ms. Erkes, who is 28 and lives in Smyrna, Ga., is afraid of becoming addicted and has asked her husband to keep a close watch on her.
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Public health departments should keep a close watch on the growing indoor water park industry, the agency says — because you never know what could be in the water.
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Investors are also keeping a close watch on whether Comcast could face new competition if AT&T's proposed $85.4 billion acquisition of Time Warner is approved by regulators.
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"Amid a generally sluggish apparel sales environment, retailers are keeping close watch on inventory and expenses in order to protect their bottom lines," he said in an email.
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Market participants were also keeping a close watch on U.S.-China trade talks, anticipating a resolution to the year long tariff war between the world's two largest economies.
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Nader expressed concern for the investor community at large based on the stock's recent volatility and encouraged regulators to keep a close watch for any nefarious equity trading.
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Private supermarkets under close watch of the government distribute an increasingly limited number of the products to anxious consumers, some of whom routinely loot shops or try to.
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Financial experts are keeping a close watch on millennial investment data to gain insight into what this generation cares about and how it affects their long-term choices.
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Washington (CNN)As James Comey breaks his silence Thursday for the first time since he was fired, the officials at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave will be keeping close watch.
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These steps range from diverting the excess flows to water storage sites to keeping close watch on dam levels, although the latter are not yet cause for alarm.
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In the video, Odom hits the weights like a boss -- pumping out sets on his bis, tris and shoulders under the close watch of an apparent personal trainer.
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WELLINGTON, June 9 (Reuters) - New Zealand's central bank is keeping a close watch on a range of external risks that could impact monetary policy, the deputy governor said.
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The Internet Archive, too, has been keeping a close watch on the White House website; President Obama's climate change page had been archived every single day in January.
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The authorities typically do not randomly test citizens returning home, but they keep a close watch on those people who have been caught with marijuana in the past.
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Along with the manufacturing data, investors will also keep a close watch on the monthly jobs report due Friday for clues on the health of the U.S. economy.
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It's also a fresh reminder that families should keep a close watch on, and ask questions about, the kind of care their relatives are getting in nursing homes.
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The fall comes as Chinese cities gradually relax quarantine measures put in place over a month ago, while authorities keep a close watch on the virus' spread overseas.
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Investors are keeping a close watch on the health of China's economy amid a long-drawn trade conflict between the U.S. and China which has weighed on sentiment.
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On the water, he juggles keeping close watch on his craft through cameras above and below deck, communicating with other boats, and monitoring the currents, tides and skies.
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Market players had long anticipated Beijing's move, but will keep close watch for the exact timing as that will decide when China's massive production will start to flow.
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Asia steps up screening The current outbreak in Wuhan has put Asian governments on close watch, stepping up preventive measures such as airport temperature screening and notification requirements.
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Investors are keeping a close watch on the U.S. Federal Reserve's last meeting for the year, beginning Tuesday, with a statement from Fed Chair Janet Yellen on Wednesday.
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The wired, connected world has brought people together to keep close watch on pressing issues, including: diminishing polar ice shelves to Hong Kong's protests to presidential primary battlegrounds.
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Meanwhile, market participants are also keeping a close watch on U.S.-China trade talks anticipating a resolution to the year long tariff war between the world's two largest economies.
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The Italian fashion label drives the bulk of profit at Paris-based Kering, and investors are keeping a close watch on its momentum as the pace of growth slows.
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The Italian fashion label drives the bulk of profit at Paris-based Kering, and investors are keeping a close watch on its momentum as the pace of growth slows.
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A source close to the company said Burberry was focused on the stake and keeping a close watch on it but there had been no formal takeover bid made.
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Investors are keeping a close watch on the extent to which it might lose steam after three years of explosive growth following a hit makeover under designer Alessandro Michele.
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Saw Ma Bu has seen protected areas uprooting indigenous people elsewhere in the country, and is keeping a close watch on neighboring Tanintharyi region, where Karen people also live.
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With a Trump administration in the White House now, advocacy groups are keeping a close watch on the Republicans' agenda to see how they move forward on infrastructure spending.
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Two people with knowledge of the matter said other creditors, which include HSBC, China CITIC Bank International and Hang Seng Bank, are now keeping close watch on the situation.
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Investors will keep a close watch on Powell's testimony On Tuesday, especially after the central bank last month shifted to a more cautious stance on further interest rate hikes.
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In his settlement (which cost him $23 million and Tesla another $228 million), he was removed as chairman of the board and his tweeting is now under close watch.
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Dictionary.com and Merriam-Webster continue to keep a close watch on current events, while often trolling the president in the subtlest of ways and picking up on online trends.
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Workers are kept under close watch by regime "minders" and forced to pay remittances and loyalty fees to the government back home, almost always more than half their check.
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Linus Yip, strategist at First Shanghai Securities Ltd, said "we still need to have a close watch on that for a while, to see if the trend is sustainable".
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Along with the manufacturing data, investors will also keep a close watch on the monthly jobs report due on Friday for clues on the health of the U.S. economy.
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Along with the manufacturing data, investors will also keep a close watch on the monthly jobs report due on Friday for clues on the health of the U.S. economy.
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Analysts said a defection during the Olympics would be highly unlikely because the North has almost certainly vetted its delegation carefully and would keep its people under close watch.
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The art troupe is believed to be under close watch by others in the North's delegation, and their schedule and movements in Gangneung and Seoul are being tightly controlled.
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Since moving to the East Coast in 2010, I've kept a close watch on the electoral drift to the right that's taken place in my hometown and home state.
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Market participants also kept a close watch on the latest political developments out of the U.K., as the country heads for a fresh set of elections on Dec. 12.
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"I want to keep a close watch on the impact of weakness in overseas economies on the employment, income and investment situation," Nishimura told reporters at a news conference.
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"It's the Hamptons of Hong Kong," said Ms. Sunn, who has kept a close watch on the neighborhood's real estate market and has seen it change over the years.
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In August, a week before the Comcast conditions expired, the DOJ notified the telecom that it would be keeping a close watch on how the company handles its newfound freedom.
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As noted, the rat-specific version of hepatitis E may be different than the one known to normally afflict humans, requiring scientists to keep a close watch on the situation.
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It will be crucial for everyone — every baby, adolescent and adult — to be monitored by a primary care doctor who can keep close watch on his or her medical needs.
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But Gottlieb will be keeping a close watch on it: "I'm also aware that there are potentially important distinctions even between mint- and menthol-flavored e-cigarette products," he wrote.
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U.K. investors have also been keeping a close watch on the Bank of England this Thursday, as the central bank released its latest interest rate decision and monetary policy announcement.
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Oil prices were up 0.24 percent at $57.06 after touching a high of $58.37 as investors keep a close watch on whether major producers keep their promise of limiting output.
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Investors are keeping close watch on Uber on Monday as the ride-hailing giant prepares to report its third-quarter financials, and the backdrop couldn't be worse for the company.
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Investors also kept a close watch on Brexit developments, with Britain set to hold a December election after Prime Minister Boris Johnson won approval from parliament for an early ballot.
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The mandate was an important underpinning of a health-care market as envisioned by the ACA, and we should keep close watch on the changes that arise in its absence.
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Police have been keeping a close watch on the country's asylum centers, several of which have since been attacked, including one in southern Stockholm that caught fire early last Sunday.
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The Labor Department's count always gets a close watch on Wall Street for the pace of company hirings and the unemployment rate, which currently sits at its lowest level since 1969.
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The source also reports that she's "keeping a very close watch on him and not letting people disturb him," so as to allow West to receive the rest he definitely needs.
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Some locals said the Indian security forces were keeping a close watch on the local hospital, the Sher-i-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences, with the aim of arresting injured protesters.
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That has observers, like Judy Dempsey, a nonresident senior associate at Carnegie Europe and editor in chief of its Strategic Europe blog, worried and keeping a close watch on the elections.
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Investors will keep a close watch for developments on trade as top U.S. officials travel to Beijing for the latest round of high-level talks, scheduled to start on March 28.
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The president of Whiticar Boat Works, a yacht dealer and repair company that his family started, Dragseth has kept a close watch on the water quality around him in Stuart, Florida.
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The central bank will keep close watch on fluctuations in the foreign exchange market and will ensure stability if there are unusual movements, said the official, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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The central bank will keep close watch on fluctuations in the foreign exchange market and will ensure stability if there are unusual movements, said the official, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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Investors will keep a close watch on Apple Inc results, due after markets close amid concerns of a disruption in iPhone production as the coronavirus spreads across major markets like China.
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Architects have regarded Mr. Trump, a former real estate developer who keeps close watch over his family's portfolio of luxury properties, with a certain degree of wariness since he took office.
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The Bank of Canada, which this month forecast temporary factors would weigh on third-quarter GDP, on Thursday pledged to raise rates gradually and keep a close watch on economic data.
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Investors will keep a close watch on Apple Inc's results, due after markets close, amid concerns of a disruption in iPhone production as the coronavirus spreads across major markets like China.
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Investors will keep a close watch on comments from Dallas Federal Reserve President Robert Kaplan, who is the first Fed member to speak after the central bank raised interest rates on Wednesday.
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Scientists keeping close watch on the Larsen C Ice Shelf in Antarctica have noticed something new: The rift, which has been opening across the shelf for some time, now has a sibling.
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And keeping a close watch on them even when you're not located in the same place has become increasingly possible thanks to the broad proliferation of tech like Wi-Fi connected cameras.
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Investors are keeping close watch on Australian companies with major interests in the United States in light of a host of protectionist trade and tariff policies promised by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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The Navy has three carrier strike groups currently in the Pacific where North Korea's nuclear saber rattling has the U.S. and its Asian allies keeping a close watch on the pariah state.
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We also aim to keep close watch on what public officials, private companies, health providers and others are doing – or failing to do – to respond to a crisis of sprawling, unprecedented proportions.
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Scientists who keep a close watch on large ice shelves like Larsen C, above, will now be able to study the streams of ice and stress fractures that occur between the mountains.
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Investors will keep a close watch on the G20 Summit this week, where U.S. President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping are expected to hold trade talks in Buenos Aires.
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They had the volunteers run on a treadmill for a half-hour on two separate occasions, then they were kept under close watch and had their blood pressure monitored for two hours.
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" The source added, "She had to find creative and sneaky ways to get drugs because her team and those that really care about her really try to keep a close watch on her.
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With flames sizzling at the edge of Sunshine Canyon, crews planned to keep a close watch on the perimeter of the 62-acre fire overnight, the Boulder Office of Emergency Management (OEM) said.
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While the recent 20-year high in subprime auto delinquencies merits close watch, it's important to note that this number is a fraction of the total number of subprime auto loans being originated.
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" The insider added: "She had to find creative and sneaky ways to get drugs because her team and those that really care about her really try to keep a close watch on her.
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A source at the Weld County Jail confirmed to HLN's Crime & Justice with Ashleigh Banfield that the 33-year-old murder defendant is under "Close Watch Protocol" — a technical name for suicide watch.
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They analyzed safety hazards self-reported by doctors and nurses ranging from errors that required a close watch on their patients (84 percent), to ones that threatened patients' lives (less than 1 percent).
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" The source added , "She had to find creative and sneaky ways to get drugs because her team and those that really care about her really try to keep a close watch on her.
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Heartened conservationists have kept a close watch on this slow migration, and the US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) released a conservation plan this past December aimed at restoring the jaguar in America.
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" The source adds, "She had to find creative and sneaky ways to get drugs because her team and those that really care about her really try to keep a close watch on her.
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John Dinsdale, chief analyst and managing director at Synergy Research, a firm that keeps close watch on the cloud market, agrees that companies born on-prem face adjustments when moving to the cloud.
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The LatAm market is keeping a close watch on other developments as well, including Federal Reserve Chairman Janet Yellen's speech on Monday in Philadelphia and her testimony before Congress on June 21-22.
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A close watch of the scene shows that there's no physical or logical way Simba should have been able to make the leap back onto Pride Rock (even if it looked really cool).
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Sadly the operas were no longer in copyright, but she kept close watch, objecting loudly when the 1904 version of "Madame Butterfly", disowned by the Maestro, was staged in 2016 at La Scala.
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Brigitte Goulard, Deputy Commissioner of the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada, said the federal agency was keeping a close watch on high-cost payday lending and said borrowers should be changing their behavior.
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Urumqi, capital of China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region – where there have been reports of the Chinese government keeping a close watch on its Muslim population – ranked 14th, with 12.4 cameras per 1,000 people.
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The National Mining Agency said Monday that it demanded that companies in charge of the dams keep a close watch on them in Minas Gerais and three other states at least until Friday.
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The Tor Browser program not only gives you easy access to these anonymous connections, it also keeps a close watch over cookies, scripts, ads and anything else that might be trying to track you.
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Gucci drives the bulk of profit at Paris-based Kering, and investors are keeping a close watch on momentum at the Italian fashion label after several years of booming earnings under designer Alessandro Michele.
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Healy said Russia was his main focus in Europe, and officials were keeping a close watch on Moscow's Zapad military exercises that begin next month and which experts say could involve about 100,000 troops.
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Investors also kept a close watch on developments in Hong Kong, after the region's leader Carrie Lam withdrew a controversial extradition bill that had triggered months of violent protests in the Asian financial hub.
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Senators and reporters alike were keeping a close watch on Paul on Thursday as they tried to parse whether or not he would force a repeat performance of his hours-long shutdown from February.
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Scott Faber of the Environmental Working Group, a nonprofit organization that keeps a close watch on policies at the Agriculture Department, said he had questions about Mr. Perdue's fitness to take over the department.
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"I was able to channel my inner Cyrano de Bergerac, giving Sheryl some tips on love while keeping a close watch to make sure these men were treating her right," Osbourne says of the experience.
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Coates talked positively about keeping a close watch on Chinese athletes, and talked optimistically about their eventual presence in Tokyo, where they would probably field a team of 600 athletes — one of the largest delegations.
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So the search giant remains on close watch in Europe, where its monopoly in search puts special conditions on it not to break EU competition rules in any other markets it operates in or enters.
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The company, which employs around 130,000 people worldwide, is under investigation in the United States over suspected violations of export controls and U.S. officials have also kept a close watch on the European bribery probes.
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"I think the SEC's interest in Tesla has been heightened, so they'll be kept under close watch," says Stephen Diamond, who studies securities law and corporate governance at the Santa Clara University School of Law.
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As banks have struggled to cut costs and add new sources of income to combat lower rates on lending, investors have kept close watch on the Fed for clues to when officials will raise rates.
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The conglomerate relies on Gucci for the bulk of its sales and profit, and investors are keeping a close watch on the extent to which it might lose steam after three years of explosive growth.
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Wintermeyer heads up the non-profit association that represents fintech in the U.K. and has been keeping a close watch on investment appetite since the U.K. voted to leave the European Union (EU) last June.
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The company, which employs around 130,000 people worldwide, is under investigation in the United States over suspected violations of export controls and U.S. officials have also kept a close watch on the European bribery probes.
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Investors are also keeping a close watch on the Federal Reserve's two-day meeting, starting Tuesday, with the central bank widely expected to lift interest rates for the only second time since the financial crisis.
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Sibona's research suggests, he says, that the people most likely to know that detail are those who keep a close watch on their friend counts and (using simple social media tools) identify every lost follower.
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"I Keep a Close Watch," which was a lost-love ballad with orchestral backing when Mr. Cale released it in 1975, was immeasurably more lonely supported by a few recurring piano notes and ticking percussion.
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Homeowners, businesses and utilities across much of the United States were keeping a close watch on fuel supplies Wednesday as a record-setting cold snap caused demand for heating oil and natural gas to soar.
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Finance officials from the world's 20 largest economies said on Sunday they would keep a close watch on the fast-spreading outbreak, but stopped short of identifying it as downside risk to the global economy.
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Finance officials from the world's 20 largest economies said on Sunday they would keep a close watch on the fast-spreading outbreak, but stopped short of identifying it as downside risk to the global economy.
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Political considerations: Beijing has surely kept a close watch on the move to impeach Trump in the US House of Representatives, a political development that could factor in when and how a trade agreement is reached.
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The Stennis, a 97,00-ton, 1,100-foot-long Nimitz-class carrier, and ships in its strike group first entered the South China Sea this year on March 1, with the Chinese navy apparently keeping close watch.
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As vaping continues to grow in popularity among teens, Gottlieb has enforced new rules for the industry and promised to keep a close watch on youth use of these products and the companies that sell them.
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In response to a question regarding the security of the wreckage during a visit to Washington last week, Japanese Defense Minister Takeshi Iwaya said the country's naval forces were keeping close watch on the search area.
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But Safran said it would not be able to incorporate Zodiac, whose turnaround remains under close watch after a series of delivery delays, into its full-year forecasts until it reports mid-year earnings in September.
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The central bank froze hundreds of bank accounts during the crackdown and kept a close watch on many bank transactions, commercial bankers told Reuters, deterring people from moving money abroad for fear of attracting authorities' attention.
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As we first reported ... Staples Center honchos and officials with the LAPD were heavily involved with the planning early on, and it appears they're gonna keep a close watch on how people come in and out.
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"Today's actions make clear that we will continue to keep a close watch on whether companies are breaking the law and will take swift steps when violations are found," said Acting FDA Commissioner Dr. Ned Sharpless.
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On the other side of the tent, though, Bernhard Hauser, 40, of Burghausen, was hunched over, eyes peeking out from a stack of blankets, offering monosyllabic utterances through clattering teeth as three paramedics kept close watch.
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It's the result of the synergy between the Israeli military and private industry, and Israel's decades of experience building up surveillance capabilities to keep a close watch on the Palestinians it occupies and neighboring hostile states.
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According to Marling, a close watch of the first season will yield plenty of clues for eagle-eyed fans, but with more episodes in the works, viewers can expect a slew of new questions to be raised.
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If the core of customer data includes customer service, CRM and marketing, Base gives Zendesk one more of those missing components, says Brent Leary, owner at CRM Essentials, a firm that keeps close watch on this market.
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"The market is keeping a close watch on the possible move by Russia and its oil companies to get on-board with the proposal to deepen the OPEC+ production cuts," Again Capital's John Kilduff said to CNBC.
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For now there are just four processors available:If you're hoping to buy a laptop with Kaby Lake R inside keep a close watch on what's announced at Gamescon this week in Cologne and IFA in Berlin next week.
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"North Korea shows no sign of abandoning the development of nuclear missiles and so we will continue to work closely with the U.S. and South Korea in response and maintain a close watch on North Korea," Nakatani said.
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"In addition to stringent restrictions to limit youth access and exposure to advertising, this time-limited authorization comes with a number of postmarket requirements that will allow us to keep a close watch on the marketplace," Sharpless said.
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Alan Lepofsky, an analyst at Constellation Research who keeps close watch on the enterprise collaboration space, says the sale could represent a fresh start for software that IBM hasn't really been paying close attention to for some time.
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Though the new mom is supportive of whatever her daughter might want to be when she grows up, including following in her mother's reality TV footsteps, she is keeping a close watch on little Molly's adorably mischievous side.
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The BSI federal cyber protection agency said it was keeping a close watch on possible efforts to influence the election from abroad, as well as efforts to close security gaps discovered in a widely-used vote-tabulating software.
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Investors are keeping a close watch on a scheduled talk between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping later this week, but sentiment was not helped by reports that Trump would be content with "any outcome".
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But in a recent sit-down in a private dining room, where one of his friends, the corporate consultant Juleanna Glover, kept close watch, Mr. Nuschese said that the Trump administration had, so far, been good for business.
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With markets looking to regain momentum following a wobbly session on Tuesday, investors kept a close watch on developments around U.S. President Donald Trump's impeachment trial and the annual meeting of world leaders and business heads in Davos.
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Meanwhile, a young Aboriginal woman named Thoomi (Simone Landers) is in the opposite position, trying to protect her infected father, who she can mostly control by feeding him wildlife, keeping him gagged, and keeping a close watch on him.
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Top Olympic sponsors can pay about $100 million over four years to the International Olympic Committee for exclusive marketing rights to the Games, and they keep a close watch for any guerilla marketing during the event by their rivals.
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"For now, the oil market for today is keeping a continued and close watch on equities after yesterday's schizophrenic action, and awaiting the API numbers," said David Thompson, executive vice-president at Powerhouse, a commodities-focused brokerage in Washington.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore's economy probably grew more than 20163 percent in 2016 but the government is keeping a close watch on the labor market as it has shown signs of weakening, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said on Saturday.
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"I can't predict, but I can say we are on a close watch around the world to see if there's another country that starts to get what we call sustained human-to-human transmission," CDC Director Robert Redfield said.
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Under close watch Tedstone said her agency will be collecting data on what the food industry does to reduce calories, and if the government does not think it is enough, it will consider what to do at that stage.
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With markets looking to regain momentum following a wobbly session on Tuesday, investors also kept a close watch on developments around U.S. President Donald Trump's impeachment trial and the annual meeting of world leaders and business heads in Davos.
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Mr. Trump's aides will no doubt be keeping close watch for any signs that they cannot rely on Mr. Pompeo, while Democrats on the committee will be eager to look for any daylight between the nominee and Mr. Trump.
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Investors have been keeping a close watch on the Chinese yuan, seen as a key indicator amid the intensifying U.S.-China trade war — and much concern has been centered on whether it will breach the 7 yuan per dollar key level.
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Those statues Jon Snow, Arya, and Sansa Stark come across in the crypt at Winterfell during the season 8 trailers will now be keeping a close watch over Harington and Leslie's carrots, tomatoes, grapes, and four different types of potatoes.
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While there have been no known cases of North Koreans defecting during past games in South Korea, the South is expected to keep a close watch on them, said Hong Hyun-ik, a senior research fellow at Seoul's Sejong Institute.
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HONG KONG, June 14 (Reuters) - Police kept a close watch over central Hong Kong as the Asian financial hub returned to normalcy on Friday, with banks re-opening branches closed during violent protests against a proposed extradition bill with mainland China.
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The higher the points, the more likely you are to end up on something called the Chronic Offender Bulletin, a list of people the data says are most at risk of reoffending and ought to be kept on close watch.
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Investors will be keeping a close watch on Fed Chair Jerome Powell who is set to testify on monetary policy on Tuesday and Wednesday, almost two months after the central bank said it would be "patient" with further rate hikes.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's BASF on Wednesday said its major chemical production sites in Texas, Port Arthur and Freeport, remain operational for now despite Tropical Storm Harvey, but the company is keeping close watch because supply lines could be at risk.
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Today, as Mr. Silverman continues to push for change and investors keep close watch on the stock, what's most frustrating to some close observers of the company is that Etsy seems to have given up so much to gain so little.
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The women are seeking a chance to reunite with their families left behind in the North, or at least greater freedom in the South, where they say they live under close watch by the authorities which limits their activities and movement.
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The child had been under close watch because her 7-month-old brother, who died before she was born, had succumbed to an undiagnosed hormone deficiency, which also affected her and which scientists have since linked to her POMC mutation.
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As Australia enters its first corporate reporting season since the 2016 U.S. presidential election, investors are keeping a close watch on companies with major U.S. interests in light of protectionist trade and tariff policies promised by new President Donald Trump.
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TAIPEI, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Taiwan's central bank will keep close watch on fluctuations in the foreign exchange market and will ensure stability if there are unusual ones, a central bank official, speaking on condition of anonymity, told Reuters on Thursday.
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It began the creation of a political order most citizens now take for granted, even as some protest against it: a state equipped to fight war after war abroad while keeping a close watch on allegedly subversive activities at home.
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"North Korea shows no sign of abandoning the development of nuclear missiles and so we will continue to work closely with the US and South Korea in response and maintain a close watch," Japanese Minister of Defense General Nakatani told a media briefing.
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Last week, Malaysia's biggest lender Malayan Banking Bhd (Maybank) said it is keeping a close watch on loans made to the oil and gas sector, after posting a 27 percent drop in quarterly net profit as allowances for loan impairment losses tripled.
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I develop anger-management issues whenever I read an advice column telling me to keep a close watch on my child's online activity, as if an adult could plausibly hover over a teenager long enough to ensure that he never clicks on 4chan.
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"North Korea shows no sign of abandoning the development of nuclear missiles and so we will continue to work closely with the U.S. and South Korea in response and maintain a close watch," Japanese Minister of Defence Gen Nakatani told a media briefing.
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Even so, the results underscore the importance of parents keeping close watch for symptoms of mental health disorders in kids with chronic physical health problems, said Dr. Ethan Benore, head of the Center for Pediatric Behavioral Health at Cleveland Clinic Children's in Ohio.
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But while the US keeps close watch for the day when North Korea can directly pose a threat to the US, any decision to use military force against them remains a political decision for President Donald Trump to make, the administration official said.
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At the same time, because ISIS was largely focused on Telegram, academics and law enforcement were also able to thoroughly infiltrate these channels and keep a close watch on what was being said online to track any potential new threats or attacks.
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Although investors are keeping a close watch on U.S.-China trade moves, they are starting to price in the possibility of trade negotiations continuing for a long time, and are nearing the point of growing immune to developments on this front, analysts say.
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On Wednesday, Snap's first earnings report since its IPO will be under close watch, with investors looking to see if Snap has been able to re-accelerate its user base following a drop last quarter, and whether it can ramp up its ad growth.
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"In addition to stringent restrictions to limit youth access and exposure to advertising, this time-limited authorization comes with a number of postmarket requirements that will allow us to keep a close watch on the marketplace," said Acting FDA Commissioner Dr. Ned Sharpless in an agency release.
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An ultra-flat recorder that clips onto a three-electrode patch, iHealth Rhythm is positioned on the sternum of the patient and keeps a close watch on your ticker, sending the data immediately along to your doctor via a secure cloud for up to 72 hours.
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TAIPEI, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Taiwan on Monday called on its companies not to carry out any trade with North Korea in violation of U.N. sanctions and said it was keeping a close watch, after a report found a network of ships supplying petroleum products based in Taiwan.
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They have kept a particularly close watch on Broward and Palm Beach counties, where election officials have said the number of overvotes -- when a voter selects too many candidates in one race -- and undervotes -- when a voter selects no candidates in one race -- number in the thousands.
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New York (CNN)Hundreds of recently released New York Police Department emails show the lengths that officers took to keep a close watch on activists during Black Lives Matter protests that gripped the city in the wake of the deaths of Eric Garner and Michael Brown.
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" The failure to do so created "the establishment of a political order most Americans now take for granted, even if some protest it: a state equipped to fight numerous wars abroad while keeping a close watch on the potentially subversive activities of its citizens at home.
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"Dollar has edged down from its high, supporting gold," said Hareesh V, head of commodity research at Geojit Financial Services, adding that the market would keep a close watch on what the U.S. and China intend to do during and after the 90-day ceasefire period.
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"We expect further attacks, and we are keeping a very close watch on the threats," Maassen told the conference in Potsdam near Berlin, noting that the agency had detected and been able to thwart repeated email phishing attacks directed at Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservative Christian Democratic Union (CDU).
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Mr. Ali, who spoke in the interview, as he does in his videos, in a street-smart Arabic slang, has detailed incidents of corruption and mismanagement of state funds, which he said was conducted under the close watch of Mr. el-Sisi and his closest circles within the army.
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It might get tricky so be weary of the smallest details that might have been swapped around ... Get a good thorough look and keep a close watch on the the cast members of the "UglyDolls" movie to see if you have what it takes to really pick out the subtle switches!
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Larger businesses often have their own kinds of proprietary data and customers to work with, which have myriad different demands, and sometimes have to make sure their customer data doesn't leave their close watch — or it needs to happen so fast that it can't afford the lag of connecting to the cloud.
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This substantial shift in overall oceanic-atmospheric conditions certainly makes a good case for La Niña, so a close watch on PDO trends over the next few months may hint at whether La Niña conditions could stick around, or whether neutral ENSO or a reversal back to El Niño is possible in 27.
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Epstein had been placed on suicide watch after an earlier incident in the jail and was receiving daily psychological assessments, but had been returned to the special housing unit after the prison determined it was safe for him to be taken off the close watch, the person briefed on the matter said.
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This, too, is done in the name of protecting users, although a more skeptical view could be that it shows that Russia is keeping a close watch on what is being published on the web, and it's not afraid to let large internet companies know that it's prepared to act if something crosses the line.
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We'll be keeping a close watch on the marketplace, including how the company is marketing these products, and will take action as necessary to ensure the continued sale of these products in the U.S. remains appropriate and make certain that the company complies with the agency's marketing restrictions to prevent youth access and exposure.
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The company, which went public in 2008 and private again for $4.3 billion in 2016, has struggled in a cloud market dominated by giants like Amazon, Microsoft and Google, but according to Synergy Research, a firm that keeps close watch on the cloud market, it is one of the top three companies in the Hosted Private Cloud category.
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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc's Class B shares fell 0.7 percent after the company reported a huge quarterly net loss, hurt by sinking stocks and deteriorating prospects from an investment in Kraft Heinz Co. Looking ahead, investors will be keeping close watch on Fed Chair Jerome Powell who is set to testify on monetary policy and the economy on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Due to the high-value and oftentimes classified nature of intelligence received, ranging from counterterrorism to financial fraud, the company may face a difficult scenario that they've never had to go head-to-head with if they decide to go public: revealing the secretive financial data that's been kept under close watch since its founding more than 10 years ago.
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Investors are also keeping a close watch on the trade talks between the United States and China, set to resume later this week in Washington with a Chinese delegation led by Vice Premier Liu He. U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday that negotiations with China were going very well after top trade officials from both the countries wrapped up in Beijing.
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The last we saw of the world's sweetest, bravest little babies they were dancing the night away at the Snow Ball while the Mind Flayer kept a close watch on them from his extra-dimensional plane, but surely the kids can handle whatever the weirdness that their hometown and its incessant wormholes to horrifying alternate dimensions can throw at them. Right?
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"We'll be keeping a close watch on the marketplace, including how the company is marketing these products, and will take action as necessary to ensure the continued sale of these products in the U.S. remains appropriate and make certain that the company complies with the agency's marketing restrictions to prevent youth access and exposure," the FDA's Center for Tobacco Products director, Mitch Zeller, said in a statement at the time.
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CBD, a non-psychoactive cannabis compound, has become incredibly popular in the U.S. Gorenstein said the company's original plan was to perfect its strategy in Canada and prepare to eventually bring it to the U.S. He said while that's still the goal, Cronos will keep a close watch on how the CBD market unfolds in the U.S. He said Cronos probably won't telegraph its strategy as clearly as some of its competitors have, though the company is "absolutely excited" about the possible opportunity.
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