Keenan: Yeah, that's what's been communicated to Gawker Media staffers.
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Feeley's departure had been communicated to State Department officials on Dec.
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However, Yin claims this was never communicated to the broader organization.
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Garrach criticized the way the threat had been communicated to Tunisia.
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Through prayer we are reminded that God has communicated to us throughout millennia.
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The changes were communicated to staff in an internal memo, the sources said.
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Shortly thereafter, Mr. Levandowski communicated to Uber that he had destroyed the discs.
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They said nothing had been communicated to them about handling hurricane-related deaths differently.
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"They're making it so that these records are communicated to other agencies," says Daum.
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When this happened, the mining operation was communicated to the network as a success.
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It said news of his disappearance had been communicated to staff on Thursday morning.
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This has been communicated to the market since the Tesla products were first released.
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Early expanded the mediums through which the president communicated to include radio and newsreels.
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The sanitation wipes are one part of its precautionary measures communicated to truck drivers.
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But this was not communicated to the ICE officer, who remained in the lobby.
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But we don't know for sure how this information was communicated to the whistleblower.
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Another question is why the matter was not more transparently communicated to EU citizens.
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The mayor said he thought the city&aposs position had been communicated to Jay-Z.
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Any additional updates to this system will be communicated to you via our official channels.
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The Justice Department, however, communicated to the White House that Flynn had misled administration officials.
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There's a Russian offer of help communicated to the top levels of the Trump campaign.
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That is critical information for pilots, which the association says was never communicated to them.
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They communicated to the press either through well-rehearsed Sunday show appearances or through leaks.
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It's communicating with our customers in ways that they haven't been communicated to before, right?
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To pay the coupon would have been illegal, and this was clearly communicated to the market.
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EDF said those requirements had not been properly communicated to suppliers, raising questions about their quality.
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Loans can be communicated to consumers in real time through instant messaging, just before they overdraft.
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A decision to withdraw US troops in Syria wasn't communicated to top leaders on Capitol Hill.
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Both Uber and Lyft have communicated to employees that they are free to participate in the strike.
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Downing replied that it was difficult to respond to hypotheticals without knowing what Rosenstein communicated to Mueller.
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Ayliff testified that his company communicated to clients, including Manafort, the importance of reporting foreign bank accounts.
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"Amazon said Trump's "actions, comments, and directives were communicated to, understood by, and ultimately affected DoD decision.
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By changing its stance, the RBI has communicated to the market that the growth slowdown is real.
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The change in the plan was communicated to the Conference's 8,400 employees in a letter last week.
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When will the results of the study be known and how will they be communicated to me?
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"The biggest issue still is how are these risks going to be communicated to us," she said.
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They communicated to their sons the old-fashioned virtues of honesty, ambition, integrity, and fear of God.
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Feloni: And has that been just through the way that you've communicated to investors from the beginning?
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Why were decisions at City Hall not effectively communicated to the agency entrusted with carrying them out?
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Rounds said this message was communicated to Trump at a meeting on Capitol Hill this past week.
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"Cardinal Wuerl has categorically denied that any of this information was communicated to him," the statement said.
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A clarification from Dowd was communicated to The Hill by another member of the president's legal team.
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To the informed, they were charlatans who hadn't adequately communicated to the public what their work truly meant.
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That comfortably exceeds the minimum target of 6 billion euros communicated to the market earlier in the day.
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They want to shift our focus "from what is communicated to how is it communicated," according to Wood.
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With these tools, viewers can be challenged to reflect, critically, on how visual information is communicated to them.
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F: Well, we have communicated to our shareholders and capital markets that Philips is on a good path.
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"But nothing has been communicated to us formally so far," NRB Deputy Governor Chinta Mani Shivakoti told Reuters.
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Despite reports, a Justice Department spokeswoman told CNN the DOJ has not communicated to anyone about the decision.
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Over the next day, more than 1,700 signed up, a number that was communicated to Mr. Kushner's team.
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"With every breath I exhale," he said, "I hope that some of my mercy is communicated to him."
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It was how I communicated to hundreds of people the time and place of his funeral in Atlanta.
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That was communicated to them by our senior leaders, by Secretary Pompeo and they've committed to doing that.
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"As communicated to members of Congress multiple times, these children are not 'lost,'" said HHS spokeswoman Caitlin Oakley.
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The thing to do was to use a fork, she communicated to the Frenchman by offering him one.
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WEINTRAUB: The fact that this is a shortened version of "vacuum" needs to get communicated to the solver.
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Others have been communicated to a select group of journalists who appear to be serving as a test group.
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Meetup declined to comment on the motivations for its culture shift and how the changes were communicated to employees.
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We had communicated to Apple what our findings were and to their credit, they worked really closely with us.
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So, perhaps by wearing the Arya mask, Arya's unique hangups, fears, and desires have been communicated to the Waif.
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Nike's decision to drop the troubled free-agent is believed to have been communicated to him some months ago.
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Bromwich did not specify in his statement what exactly the inspector general's office communicated to federal prosecutors in Washington.
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From the moment I began working on the Street, the crucial importance of fitting in was communicated to me.
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There's so much to do, and you're quite angry that not all of it has been communicated to you!
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Add to that, any changes to privacy policies must be clearly communicated to the user on an ongoing basis.
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One expressed confusion that Amazon, for whom he is a contractor, should have communicated to him about the outbreak.
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Though the caller specified that the gun was "probably fake," that information was not communicated to the responding officers.
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We realized then that a lot of important information about Chinese feminism had not been communicated to the West.
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Although airlines often accommodate special meal requests with advance notice, these requests sometimes aren't communicated to the airline's kitchen.
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We have communicated to drivers about these scams and steps they can take to best recognize them and protect themselves.
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That information will then be anonymously communicated to the driver so they can see the reasons for the low rating.
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We are working with manufactures and retailers to ensure that the new rules are communicated to those who purchase drones.
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Or how do you know what appropriate behavior is if no one's ever communicated to you what appropriate behavior is?
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Via his post-escape girlfriend Fran Malanik, Sweat effectively communicated to authorities that he had designs on another escape plan.
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We want to clearly communicate that information related to this opportunity was, and has been clearly communicated to prospective investors.
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He performed that job exceptionally well, greatly benefiting Valeant's shareholders, and regularly communicated to his superiors what he was doing.
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Business leaders, such as Intel, PepsiCo, Google, and Tesla have communicated to Trump's administration their commitment to continue sustainability efforts.
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The amendments revised several accident prevention requirements as well as what must be communicated to local authorities and the public.
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Once 21CF determines the new date for 21CF's special meeting of stockholders, the date will be communicated to 21CF stockholders.
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The reports concluded that the evidence of Lincoln's ownership was uncertain but the results were never communicated to the public.
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The two patients' results were communicated to the city on Thursday morning, said Grant Colfax, San Francisco's public health director.
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These numbers were communicated to me through a credit gauge similar to Zhima Credit's, down to the color coding of scores.
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Three sensible reforms would ensure that researchers' results could be communicated to more people more quickly, without any compromise on quality.
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Still, Sheikh Nimr's execution was more important for what it communicated to the kingdom's domestic allies and to potential future dissidents.
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The Japanese automaker aims to produce about 4.6 million units in fiscal 2019, according to plans being communicated to its suppliers.
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It did not give further details of the new formula, which was communicated to banks by the central bank this week.
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"The date of the hearing will be communicated to the market as soon as it has been finalised," the firm said.
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"I'm really, really sorry about the way the news was communicated to you, how you had to find out," she said.
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I ask that I don't get in the way of what needs to be communicated to that specific group of people.
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The news will then be communicated to 36 other countries in the Commonwealth, for whom the Queen is a symbolic figurehead.
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You can have the best product in the world but unless it is communicated to people, no-one will buy it.
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The third red flag came in how much Weissmann communicated to Firstash's lawyers about his hopes for the Ukrainian oligarch's testimony.
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He wrote on Twitter that "security information" had led to "limited and circumstantial measures" that were communicated to the Tunisian government.
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This potential date of signature had not been confirmed, and therefore had not been communicated to the board or the market.
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"He communicated to us that he was done," McDermott said, adding that Davis, who had made one tackle, was not injured.
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We have to make sure people who don't fly often are communicated to in a way that's practical, reasonable and logical.
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"Cardinal Wuerl has categorically denied that any of this information was communicated to him," the Washington archdiocese said in a statement.
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"The agency communicated to this committee that the privacy booth would not be certified by any national security agency," Udall wrote.
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Mckesson has since communicated to fellow protesters that he was unhurt in custody, but Twitter has become aflame with #FreeDeRay posts.
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Whatever it was, maybe it didn't solve certain things, but we did communicate something that needed to be communicated to each other.
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A federal judge granted his request, demanding that the court's order be immediately communicated to officers in Dubai who are holding Vayeghan.
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That request was communicated to a technician in the bureau by phone, but the technician could not recall who made the request.
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In a statement to Mashable, Natural Cycles said the risk of pregnancy associated with the app is clear and communicated to users.
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Nissan aims to produce about 4.6 million units in fiscal 2019, the Nikkei said, citing plans being communicated to the automaker's suppliers.
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So according to the Times, Trump then gave the order to fire Mueller, which was communicated to White House counsel Don McGahn.
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Whatever it was maybe it didn't solve certain things, but we did communicate something that needed to be communicated to each other.
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The results were communicated to Sierra Leone's health ministry "on Thursday afternoon, immediately after the initial positive Ebola test result was confirmed".
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For example a certain type of screen technology or camera sensor — how's it communicated to you what you have to work with?
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These realities must be communicated to the North Korean people, as constantly and determinedly as the enforcement of sanctions against the regime.
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"The book didn't become problematic when the criticism was communicated to her, the book was problematic when she read it," Gurba said.
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The only approach is internationalized, but if it's not calibrated and communicated to developing societies in the right way, it can backfire.
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The marvel of both Mr. Harris's performance and Mr. Morgan's versatile script is how much unspoken emotion is communicated to the audience.
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The plan for America Rising's 2020 push has been communicated to the group's extensive list of donors, according to a PAC official.
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Also, have a clear plan that's communicated to your workers on how their payroll and leave would be affected by a disaster.
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People involved say the ideal timeline, as communicated to negotiators as the likely best scenario, would be to move something by Thursday.
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" The Archdiocese of Washington denied Vigano's allegations, saying, "Cardinal Wuerl has categorically denied that any of this information was communicated to him.
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It is their job to make sure that necessary information is appropriately communicated to investors and to deter and punish the fraudsters.
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Many of the party's ideas, which were not cogently communicated to the electorate in the party's overelaborate 2019 manifesto, remained abstract promises.
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For example, evidence was not provided to demonstrate how NNB GenCo had learnt from the failings at Creusot Forge and communicated to contractors.
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The Nikkei reported that Nissan aimed to produce about 4.6 million units in fiscal 2019, citing plans being communicated to the automaker's suppliers.
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It is also unclear whether this provision was communicated to business owners as optional, as the sites seem to be created by default.
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Asked about Turkey's concerns about the incident, Warren said that the coalition has "communicated to our allies" that the action has been taken.
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I wonder what he has communicated to Madonna to let her know he's trying his best to get Rocco back to New York.
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"We have heard your voices, we have heard your concerns, and we have taken action on your behalf," the leaders communicated to members.
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This was a fundamental shift from the way the program had worked in the past, a change that wasn't communicated to hardcore fans.
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"Guidance is often communicated to field office personnel orally or by email rather than through formal, documented policies and procedures," the report said.
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Clear offers of support and assistance in Malaysia have been communicated to the individual, and so far he has chosen to not accept.
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PA cops got the man's name and vehicle description from a tipster, which was quickly communicated to D.C. officials, including the Secret Service.
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Two administration officials familiar with the matter say Trump changed his mind on imposing additional sanctions and that was not communicated to Haley.
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He added that if important information hadn't been communicated to pilots, it would be a matter for aviation regulators, rather than individual airlines.
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All of this raises timely issues about the responsible collection and use of these data and how such data are communicated to consumers.
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Two administration officials familiar with the matter said Trump changed his mind about imposing additional sanctions and that was not communicated to Haley.
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Often the plan for the particular work of the day is communicated to a guest by a tiny note slipped into her hand.
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We communicated to our investors two weeks ago what our financial plan was in a V-shaped economy or a U-shaped economy.
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That information can then be communicated to runners on second base — who can see the catcher's signals — or even verbally to the batter.
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Scientists have collected temperatures and data from many decades all over the world, and that gets communicated to you through the analytic brain.
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NBC merely cited an unnamed source who said that these unverified reports of Russia's efforts were not verbally communicated to Trump during the meeting.
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"We did not take him at his word, and we communicated to WeWork's management and board our displeasure with its eroding corporate governance."T.
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That was indeed one of the underlying messages communicated to Syrian rebel groups by the US administration following the announcement of the peace deal.
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"This information was not communicated to me and to the chief judge," said Karadutov, whose signature appears on every page of the competition results.
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A spokesperson for Interior's Office of Inspector General (OIG) said the news of the change had not been communicated to the office or Kendall.
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Cooper advises creating a "ramp-up plan" where the work that needs to be handed back to the vacationing employee is communicated to them.
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And all that data is also communicated to a series of robots that are constantly moving the storage containers where they need to be.
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Lloyds said in a statement that it does not comment on speculation and, if any decisions are made, they are communicated to colleagues first.
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It's not clear whether you've already communicated to this person that you believe his behavior was selfish and immature, and that it inconvenienced others.
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About two and a half hours later, Sarva sent the email with his communications playbook and the bullet points he communicated to the publication.
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"I think it is pretty clear that he communicated to a lot of people via their personal email accounts," Judge Valerie E. Caproni said.
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That was the same day Trump's decision to withhold nearly $400 million in aid to Ukraine was communicated to the State and Defense departments.
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Even more worrisome, these bacteria pick up resistance to antibiotics directly from other bacteria in the throat — and then are communicated to sex partners.
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Following any revisions in policies, firms will have to turn their attention to training to ensure that any changes are clearly communicated to staff.
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Trump communicated to staff that he's open to raising the tax for weeks, ever since the Chamber of Commerce proposed it, CNBC can confirm.
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Yeah, and he ... It's all in the book, and you'll enjoy this because it was almost, it was what they communicated to Uber beforehand.
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The newspaper had earlier reported that Nissan aimed to produce about 4.6 million units in fiscal 2019, citing plans being communicated to the automaker's suppliers.
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After Waves journalist Costa Netto communicated to Martins that there had been some doubts raised about his identity, the faux photographer deleted his Instagram account.
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"We have taken immediate action to minimize the impact on our customers' business operations and communicated to them new temporary work arrangements," the statement said.
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Obama communicated to senators that diversity was a priority, he said, so senators had to consider that as they pitched candidates to the White House.
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The Palestinian officials said they were concerned that the proposal that Prince Mohammed communicated to Abbas, which purportedly came from Kushner, presents exactly that scenario.
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India's DGCA said that its interim safety measures have been communicated to Boeing and the U.S. regulator Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for any additional advice.
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Any request from a user to delete their data that's directly communicated to the company "is a valid exercise" of a user's rights, he said.
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The DOJ official said earlier in the day that the White House had not communicated, to that person's knowledge, with the agency about the investigation.
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This is faux pragmatism, ignoring what is being communicated to other countries, to actors within the state, and to tens of millions of fellow citizens.
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The novel and the movie communicated to everyone who loved their family the anguish of enslavement, of knowing your children were not yours at all.
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Other religious leaders said previously that concerns about McCarrick had been communicated to the Vatican, but it was unclear whether Francis was aware of them.
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Patty Crawford was a Title IX officer at Indiana University East in 2011 when the new policies regarding sexual assault were communicated to schools nationwide.
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The new fees are being communicated to companies that operate Viber chatbots, but Viber hinted at its new monetization plans in an email to TechCrunch.
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Morgan said that his "first concern" is the CBP workforce, adding that the agency has the protective gear it needs and has communicated to employees.
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I'm ushering in the new decade with a strong resolve to listen more attentively, so I can better understand what is being communicated to me.
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"As the new licenser of Sports Illustrated, Maven made the Sports Illustrated personnel decisions that Meredith communicated to the SI employees today," the statement said.
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The Journal said the idea to hide the ship began with the White House Military Office, then was communicated to Navy officials in the Pacific.
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The market communicated to us over the last couple of years the place that people are most ready for [Google Glass] is in professional settings.
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What's most impressive about how this subverts tropes of the gangster narrative, however, is how these themes are communicated to you through the game's mechanics.
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"As I have already communicated to the Department of Justice, I request your testimony before the Judiciary committee as soon as possible," Nadler wrote to Mueller.
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I just try to communicate like I would like to be communicated to, frankly and clearly, as though I'm talking to a friend in a bar.
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However, this will eliminate some of the offshore funding options previously communicated to Fitch, such as disposing or pledging its equity interests in projects and subsidiaries.
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Since Russia intervened in Syria a year ago, the U.S. and Russian militaries have communicated to ensure aircraft from the two countries don't collide mid-air.
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The workshops, which will consist or presentations and panel discussions, will also address how potential safety risks are being communicated to consumers and the general public.
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That policy shift wasn't communicated to Haley before her appearance on Sunday talk shows where she said new sanctions were on the way, the officials said.
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"We have communicated to all our suppliers in Cambodia our expectations that vendors adhere to rulings made by the Labour Arbitration Council," spokeswoman Debbie Felix said.
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"As communicated to members of Congress multiple times, these children are not 'lost,'" Caitlin Oakley, a spokeswoman for HHS, said in a statement to the Times.
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"It is obvious from this evidence that the traders and submitters were simply following UBS policy as communicated to them by their superiors," Mr. Hussein said.
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But a senior Justice Department official told CNN the finding was "extreme and excessive" and disproportionate to Stone's offenses and was not communicated to department leaders.
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Such restrictions, which aid senators who wish to avoid the press, were not communicated to journalists ahead of time as typically expected, Wire told CNN Business.
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Further, 22019 percent of employees used the information communicated to learn more about those issues, and 83 percent used the information in deciding how to vote.
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He had communicated to Mr. Trump's top advisers that it was the only post he was interested in, according to the people briefed on the discussions.
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The business community, by and large, has consistently communicated to lawmakers at every level that such laws are bad for our employees and bad for business.
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If solitary is used, it needs to be clearly communicated to an inmate why it's necessary, and staffers need to work to reduce how long it lasts.
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Though the reason is unclear, he was allegedly seen kissing another employee three years ago, which was anonymously communicated to board member Arianna Huffington, according to Recode.
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This is communicated to all cast and crew, both in writing and verbally, at the beginning of production and is reiterated continuously throughout the duration of production.
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Despite our expertise and education, that random fact you knew was something we must have overlooked and it demanded to be communicated to us immediately and directly.
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The DHS leadership's decision to halt the interview trips was communicated to those involved in the U.S. refugee admission process on Wednesday, one of the sources said.
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Thirteen of the vehicles apparently breached the "de-confliction zone" around the base, an area that the coalition has communicated to Moscow to stay well clear of.
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John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (La.), a Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee, earlier this year called for the report's findings to be communicated to the American public.
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The person familiar with the matter said Bafin believed the entire former management board should be held collectively responsible for how the scandal was communicated to markets.
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Mobily, an affiliate of Abu Dhabi's Etisalat, said it intended to start the necessary procedures to collect the award, which was communicated to the company on Nov.
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That data can then be communicated to a program that analyzes it and suggests adjusted seeding plans so the most productive areas are being taken advantage of.
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The Food and Drug Administration communicated to Theranos that its approval would be needed, but Ms. Holmes allegedly told investors afterward that F.D.A. approval was merely voluntary.
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But no one can explain exactly how, say, changes in brain cells caused by abuse could be communicated to fully formed sperm or egg cells before conception.
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Thoughtforms were being communicated to me whole, in a didactic and commanding voice that was not literally a voice, insofar as it wasn't audible to my ear.
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Despite several requests "clinical data, results of the investigations, possible contacts and potential laboratory tests performed ... have not been communicated to WHO," the U.N. health agency said.
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His voice -- a unique American voice --communicated to the world that Americans, at their core, are peaceful and seeking a better world for everyone, not just themselves.
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"The political will is articulated in a very powerful way and once it's communicated to each of the bureaucracies lower down I expect very positive things," he said.
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"I didn't know what sexual abuse really was, and I think that needs to be communicated to all of these athletes, no matter what the age," she said.
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It's a fancy setup that allows sensors in the cylinders to pick up very small movements in the spinning wheel that can then be communicated to Hubble's computer.
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These changes were communicated to staff of nearly 1,000 on Friday, and they will mean that an undisclosed number of employees will be laid off, with some relocated.
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Terex has not communicated to Zoomlion the exact price it would need to justify breaking up its merger agreement with Konecranes, though discussions are continuing, the people said.
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It added that it was difficult to determine the monetary impact of the universal licence on its business, as the details had not been communicated to it yet.
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Osama, the cousin, says that Hezbollah communicated to the family that the boys would get safe passage if the family swore that the injuries were not Hezbollah's fault.
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The entire sum and substance of those emails was not just communicated to potentially interested Trump campaign officials but already communicated in public for anyone to hear contemporaneously.
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A source in the Saudi-backed government confirmed the date and said it was officially communicated to both parties in a letter from special Yemen envoy Martin Griffiths.
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Van Hollen said the administration has not signaled whether it's likely to impose more sanctions on Turkey and have not communicated to lawmakers their view of the situation.
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"The manner in which [yesterday's] arrests were communicated to Daphne Caruana Galizia's family indicates serious institutional deficiencies which are cause for general public concern," the statement also said.
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Most of the attention on diversity in fashion has been focused on the way its image is communicated to the outside world — hence the obsessive tracking of models.
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Related: It's Impossible To Find Out Exactly How Many People Are Shot By Cops in Canada The witness expressed a sentiment that many neighbors communicated to VICE News.
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Any positive samples are sent to the state for further analysis, and results are also communicated to the necessary hospital or doctors, who then follow-up with patients.
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Plans for the coming attacks were being made in Hanoi and carefully communicated to forward North Vietnamese units gathering in the mountains north and west of the city.
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The victory, coming after three years of personal challenges that Billy had communicated to few people, unleashed a torrent of emotion for which Brittany's post provided the context.
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The resignation of Mr. Cox, the gun group's top lobbyist and the architect of its legislative strategy, was communicated to the N.R.A.'s board and employees on Wednesday.
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Trump has communicated to his national security team and other aides that wants to keep tensions with Tehran from boiling over into an armed conflict, the officials said.
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Ironically, if the FBI had communicated to itself a bit better, the court case likely would have continued under pretenses that only its own leadership would know were false.
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"We communicated (to South Korea) that their position is absolutely unacceptable," Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told a news conference, adding that the state of relations was "very severe".
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"Today's result announcement demonstrates that we are executing on all the initiatives we have communicated to the market," said Chief Executive Officer Michael Clarke in a statement on Tuesday.
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One of the few things that was communicated to us before we were handed review units was that Google recommended we leave the "Auto HDR+" feature on while shooting.
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Penn State's policy change, first communicated to students in February, is part of the university's ongoing effort to ensure that 100 percent of its students are vaccinated, Krause says.
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"There is no information that has been communicated to me that Detective Suiter was anything other than a stellar detective, great friend, loving husband and dedicated father," Davis said.
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There is a lot I try to convey to my 10-year-old daughter about her role in the world that is different from what was communicated to me.
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His initial reaction, communicated to aides on a White House trade call held that day, was to suggest doubling existing tariffs, according to three people briefed on the matter.
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Many schools use student test scores to evaluate teachers, he said, and this can create a high stress environment in which the teachers' stress is communicated to the students.
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The company has communicated to its employees at 555 California St. that it is aware of the Wells Fargo coronavirus case, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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"As we communicated to our employees last week, demand has deteriorated even faster than expected, and we need to adjust to reduce costs," Mills said in an emailed statement.
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The president has communicated to staff that he is open to raising the gas tax for weeks, ever since the U.S. Chamber of Commerce proposed it, CNBC can confirm.
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That decision, the transition said, was communicated to the special counsel's office the next day, nearly one week before Mueller's team sent its email requesting GSA preserve transition emails.
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The same exigency returned two years later, just as the decision to expel all Jews from the Reich and murder them was being communicated to Nazi leaders in Berlin.
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Victor Mallet, the club's acting president, said China's Foreign Ministry had "made representations to the club" about the event, though he did not reveal what was communicated to him.
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"What that means, is that as Andrew's message is communicated to voters, both through paid communications and personal interactions, his personal standing and support continue to grow," said Ryan.
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"It's really important to us that we build Koio in an authentic and sustainable way and that our authenticity is transparently communicated to customers in the digital age," said Wichert.
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Conway failed to comply with OSC's requests and, in fact, escalated her partisan critiques of candidates after OSC had communicated to the White House that her conduct violated the law.
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But more effort is needed to ensure the likely impacts of extreme weather are better understood and communicated to all those in danger in a timely way, the WMO emphasized.
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Ahead of the rally, Minneapolis officials communicated to AEG, the private company that manages the Target Center, that it will be responsible for the security costs associated with Trump's rally.
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"As we have already communicated to our employees, there is no immediate change to the way we conduct our business or where we conduct our business," a Goldman spokesman said.
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Many airlines actually do have common sense policies to help parents who are traveling with young children, but those policies aren't always clearly communicated to every member of the staff.
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In one instance, one unidentified business's objection to an exemption request "prompted a change in the internal review criteria" that was not communicated to the entity making the initial appeal.
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"Machar ... has communicated to all his military commanders to cut off any communication with General Taban Deng Gai and his few individuals who support the President Kiir's conspiracy," he said.
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" Schiff, meanwhile, said Wednesday that "we've communicated [to the Senate] that we don't think that can pass the House... [if] there isn't some sort of warrant requirement for some category.
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"I would just like to say in public what I've been saying to my colleagues in a message I just communicated to the president of the United States," he continued.
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Proficient in English, Thai, Burmese, Mandarin and Wa, Adul politely communicated to the British divers his squad's greatest needs: food and clarity on just how long they had stayed alive.
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Trump effectively communicated to his followers that it is good and natural, that their frustration with the state of the country shows itself in the desire to beat people up.
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Morgan Stanley has communicated to its employees in the building that it is aware of Wells Fargo's one confirmed case of coronavirus, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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But experts know that not all residents will heed the warnings, and some say part of the reason is that storm forecasts and risks are inadequately communicated to the public.
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"CBO communicated to Democrats that including the implementation provisions would have caused significant additional delay to producing a score, preventing the bill from coming to the floor," the aide said.
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CHL said it would press on with its extraordinary operations such as the acquisition of companies Airtime, Prime Exchange Technologies and Rubelite, as it had previously communicated to the market.
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" They also ask the review to include "how new features of the aircraft, and potential performance differences in this aircraft, were communicated to airline customers, pilots and foreign civil aviation authorities.
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But in her view, the bigger news is that the audit confirms what the Saudis have long communicated to the market: that they control more than 260 billion barrels of reserves.
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Aboulafia said he would give Muilenburg a letter grade of C for how he's handled the crisis, and particularly bad marks for the way he's communicated to investors and the public.
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For example, you could have a figurine that contains your DnD character's stats, which could then be automatically communicated to the Gameboard-1 once the character is placed on the board.
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Elon communicated to the Board that after having done this work and considered all factors, he believes the better path is to no longer pursue a transaction for taking Tesla private.
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"Two international hospitals and their researchers have communicated to us as late as the last 24 hours that they have fresh evidence about their proposed experimental treatment," the hospital statement said.
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" They also ask the review to include "how new features of the aircraft, and potential performance differences in this aircraft, were communicated to airline customers, pilots and foreign civil aviation authorities.
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Thirteen of the vehicles breached the "de-confliction zone" around the base that is the area that the coalition has communicated to the Russians and their regime alliesto stay away from.
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"I am not going to be discussing my communications with the President but I can tell you that nobody has communicated to me the desire to remove Robert Mueller," he said.
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Most of them, however, explain that if government had functioned properly, the environmental agencies would have properly communicated to their higher-ups and the problem would have been spotted much sooner.
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Iran communicated to Washington that its sailors are safe, well treated and will be returned promptly, a promise that was kept the next morning when it became safe to do so.
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That left the program's administrator, the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency, known as FedLoan, scrambling to figure out how to interpret policies and guidance that were often communicated to it haphazardly.
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"President Erdogan reached out and requested the call, and President Trump communicated to him very clearly that the United States of America wants Turkey to stop the invasion," Mr. Pence said.
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Basically, the provision says that a recording's copyright is 70 years, so long as the recording is "lawfully communicated to the public" at any time within the initial 50-year term.
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"... Clinical data, results of the investigations, possible contacts and potential laboratory tests performed for differential diagnosis of those patients have not been communicated to WHO," the agency wrote in the statement.
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Maintenance and testing can be done by off-line protocols and results communicated to the county level the way it was done 25 years ago: through secure fax or telephone protocols.
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Brussels "has consistently communicated to the United States that the European Union is ready to work with them on a fair and balanced solution for our respective aircraft industries," she added.
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Maduro was in Havana this week, and although there are diplomatic channels between the two countries' embassies, Videgaray is expecting to have Maduro's own views communicated to him by Cuban officials.
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"Yesterday, Saturday afternoon, we were visited by the Sunset Hills MO Police who communicated to us that our beautiful dear Alexandria (Ally) Kostial was the victim of a homicide," the post reads.
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Automated investment advisor Betterment suspended client trading amid Friday's market turmoil, in what the company's founder and CEO now describes as a good decision that should have been better communicated to clients.
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Turkish officials had previously communicated to the US that the scope of the operation was narrower, focusing in the area where the now defunct US-Turkish safe zone was to be located.
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The precautionary blackouts have drawn sharp criticism from the governor and state regulators as being too widespread and disruptive, as well as poorly managed and communicated to the public earlier this month.
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If he is relatively poised but lies repeatedly and demonstrates complete ignorance of public affairs, we need that to be communicated to news consumers, because that is an urgently important story. 2.
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Based on the results, we communicated to Curve that we would not participate in the further roll out of Curve because of concerns related to the overall American Express Card Member experience.
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Given that a number of upcoming and existing titles will be Pro-ready when the console launches next month, it's going to be interesting to see how this is communicated to consumers.
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This story has been updated to reflect the fact that the SolarCity dismissals were part of a broader set of dismissals across Tesla, although they were communicated to affected employees in waves.
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"A formal process is being developed, which will be communicated to prospective buyers in the coming months," Matthew White said on a conference call after the U.S. group published quarterly financial results.
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Washington DC-based group Public Citizen said in a letter to the Federal Trade Commission this week that "in a great number of cases" the endorsement relationship was not communicated to customers.
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"I would have assumed that, if there were any questions about our productions or exchanges, that would have been communicated to me directly before you made this a media event," Lowell wrote.
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"I would like to remind everyone 'again,' no numbers, schedules, or information in general should be communicated to external parties until I review it/them first," Mr. Day wrote in an Aug.
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Envisions the future of smart cities, with particular concern for the inherent limitations of data and AI, as well as how projects in the future will be funded and communicated to citizens.
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A Pentagon spokeswoman said that the decision to include Niger in the list of combat zones where troops receive extra pay was made on Monday — and had not been communicated to Gen.
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Dr. Houston said in the statement that the new policy was communicated to parents during the summer and again before the first day of school, and that it applied to all students.
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The consensus among government agencies, which had been communicated to the more than 400 Americans aboard, was that remaining on the ship for the quarantine period was the best course of action.
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Early reports suggest both crashes were linked to a software feature that was not adequately communicated to pilots, and officials said Thursday that Boeing has a patch and will update pilot training.
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"Since the election of President Donald Trump and the change in tone we've communicated to Americans that their rights will be respected, their cases will be investigated and treated appropriately," Serevino said.
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The big admission of Sondland's updated testimony was the acknowledgment of what other witnesses have said, that in fact, the quid pro quo — military aid for investigations — was communicated to the Ukrainians.
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The actual message payload, the thing to be communicated to other users (read: content), is prefaced by a command (PRIVMSG) and is transported in the form of a parameter to that command.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein has communicated to the White House and President Trump that he plans to leave office once William Barr is confirmed as attorney general, ABC News and CNN report.
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President Obama and Hillary Clinton never successfully communicated to the nation that they understood the problems with the ACA and were trying to improve it, but were repeatedly thwarted by Republicans in Congress.
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"If each partner's expectations aren't met or communicated to each other, frustration and disappointment can result that will eat away at the happiness in the relationship," relationship expert Terri Orbuch tells TD Bank.
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"Two international hospitals and their researchers have communicated to us as late as the last 24 hours that they have fresh evidence about their proposed experimental treatment," the hospital said in a statement.
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That takes availability (the policies must be easy to find), responsibility (someone has responsibility for monitoring and enforcement) and communication (key policy issues are communicated to the right people at the right time).
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More than 730,000 PG&E customers lost electricity in northern California this month, in a planned power shutdown of unprecedented scale, widely criticized as having been poorly managed and communicated to the public.
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David Watt, chief economist at HSBC Canada, said there was "clearly a disconnect" between what the bank said early in the day and what was communicated to reporters later in the news conference.
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Members of the science and public health communities worried on Twitter about what this type of censorship would mean for the research being done at the CDC, how it's communicated to the public.
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In those conclusions, which were initially communicated to Congress via a four-page summary in April, Barr said "that the evidence was not 'sufficient to support an obstruction of justice offense,'" Harris emphasized.
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A key point is having long-term strategies that are developed by a company with the participation, understanding and approval of the board of directors and are communicated to investors and the public.
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It will be the same day as the first public conference committee meeting and has been communicated to Hill Republicans as the President's final big effort to push things across the finish line.
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"I was only speaking in the American accent, because my feeling, and the feeling that was communicated to me in school, was that having an African accent would limit your possibilities," she said.
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"The decision (to ban Cisse) enters into force on 9 September 2019, being the date on which the decision was communicated to the parties," the IAAF said in a statement on its website.
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The handbook update took effect in the first week of August, Woodruff said, but the change will be formally communicated to local Church leaders as new meetinghouse safety guidelines in the near future.
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" The lawsuit's complaint stated that "upon information and belief, the White House turned that decision into official guidance, approved by the White House counsel's office, to be communicated to the Department of Defense.
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"Two international hospitals and their researchers have communicated to us as late as the last 24 hours that they have fresh evidence about their proposed experimental treatment," the hospital said in the statement.
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As I communicated to the team, I told President Zelensky in advance that assurances to "run a fully transparent investigation" and "turn over every stone" were necessary in his call with President Trump.
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As I communicated to the team, I told President Zelensky in advance that assurances to 'run a fully transparent investigation' and 'turn over every stone' were necessary in his call with President Trump.
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First, it is true that we depend on the al Udeid air base, but it cannot be a get-out-of-jail-free card for Qatar; this must be communicated to the Emir.
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The latest U.S. move was communicated to Cuban Ambassador Jose Ramon Cabanas on Tuesday, and the diplomats were given seven days to leave, a State Department official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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Lacewell has communicated to the Cuomo administration that she is ready for a new assignment and that her background as a federal prosecutor would make her a good fit for the agency, WSJ reported.
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They are the proud custodians of an internally logical set of rules, developed over years, that do not seem to be producing good results and cannot easily be communicated to anyone outside the priesthood.
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A senior Saudi official told Reuters that even before Tillerson and Prince Mohammed spoke recently, senior White House officials had communicated to the Saudi ambassador in Washington the importance of taking those two steps.
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The challenges in obtaining the transcript is one reason why Mueller's team has communicated to some on Capitol Hill that it would like key witnesses to testify in public, rather than behind closed doors.
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"There's a whole set of companies that had already communicated to their employees that they were going to change their employment status or give them raises," said Brian Kropp, HR practice leader at CEB.
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These red lines should be communicated to Venezuela and other regional governments well in advance, so the U.S. can establish a credible deterrent and have enough lead time to form a regional humanitarian response.
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Mr. Holmes's account gave hints that Mr. Trump's request may have been on Mr. Zelensky's mind, but it does not indicate what, if anything, he or his aides may have communicated to Mr. Sondland.
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Following the rule book that he has devised over the decades, he communicated to his colleagues with coded gestures—play a particular piece, turn to a particular page—and others gave direction as well.
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And despite what Trump said on that specific call, he had already communicated to Ukrainian officials that he wanted them to investigate the Bidens and right-wing conspiracy theories as a "favor" to him.
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This password is what the recipient would enter in opening the message, and it should be communicated to the recipient outside of the email since, clearly, they won't be able to open it sans password.
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Rolls-Royce said on Tuesday that since the entry into service of the Trent 1000 TEN, it had communicated to operators that the high-pressure turbine blades in the engine would have a limited life.
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It alleges former chief operating officer Stefania Truzzoli manipulated results that were used to award staff bonuses and that she also manipulated data that was communicated to BT Europe during the internal presentation of results.
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The deal, earlier communicated to officials on Capitol Hill by the Commerce Department, requires ZTE to pay a substantial fine, place U.S. compliance officers at the company and change its management team, the aide said.
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"The officer first communicated to Sherita that he would be willing to let her go if she performed sexual favors for him, then proceeded to sexually assault her, touching her under her skirt," King declared.
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"My hope is that the spell of the erasure [will] lift the veil of PR language and show people what is really being asked of them, or communicated to them, through these statements," she said.
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READ MORE: US to Iran -- containment is back Thirteen of the vehicles apparently breached the "de-confliction zone" around the base, an area that the coalition has communicated to Moscow to stay well clear of.
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Sessions also has not spoken to Trump or Vice President Pence directly, although the White House has communicated to Sessions's inner circle that they would view his candidacy "extremely unfavorably," according to the GOP operative.
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Washington (CNN)After President Donald Trump retweeted anti-Muslims videos on Wednesday, multiple State Department officials said the department communicated to the White House that there was concern that protests could happen at US embassies.
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"Our monitoring room can only see if he or she is in or outside the designated area and that information is communicated to the public prosecutor who will then take action or not," said Hiemstra.
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"The laws are clear and conclusive, and with respect to (the contract), nothing has been communicated to us in a serious manner in an attempt to attract members to an advanced negotation," the letter said.
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The real issue now -- one that has been communicated to the White House and directly to the President -- is the precarious position any declaration would likely put his conference in in the weeks that followed.
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"A good portion of our business travelers communicated to us that they didn't want to wait around for a long breakfast or lunch before or in between meetings," said Robert Purdy, the hotel's general manager.
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Chief Justice John Roberts has communicated to senators that he will not read aloud the alleged Ukraine whistleblower's name or otherwise publicly relay questions that might out the official, a move that's effectively blocked Sen.
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" Butsch wrote in an affidavit, "On several occasions, both Judge Dhiya and the president of the High Judicial Council, Faiq Zaidan"—Iraq's top judicial official—"communicated to me the importance of a successful extradition request.
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"The FBI communicated to us that we should follow our standard practice, which is to put our internal review on hold while there is an ongoing law enforcement investigation ," State Department spokeswoman Elizabeth Trudeau told reporters.
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For example, when one CTS has a hard braking situation or swerves to avoid an object in the road, that information is communicated to other CTS sedans behind it to alert those drivers to those conditions.
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At NYU Langone Health in New York City, for example, radiologists have shifted the way results are communicated to patients by embedding more images in their test result reports and including the radiologist's annotations and notes.
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It was released in 1965 and marketed to girls 6-14, so, you know we're in pretty nasty territory here, in terms of strict gender roles and the way those are communicated to children through toys.
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But the specific plans to attack Yemen were not communicated to the U.S. Within D.C. circles, Chadda said, "there was certainly frustration" that the Saudis had acted so quickly, without clearly defining their long-term objectives.
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The Times reported Saturday that McCain's inner circle has communicated to the White House that the senator would like Vice President Pence to attend his eventual funeral at the Washington National Cathedral, but not Trump. Rep.
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He also said he predicted the WikiLeaks releases based on publicly available information, including a July 22019 CNN interview with Assange, as well as information communicated to him by radio host and political satirist Randy Credico.
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"The way information and opinion is now communicated to the younger generation of physicians is much more through web and social media and less through peer review journals, journal clubs or live debates," Dr. Jauch said.
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After asking about the details in her complaint for nearly an hour, I asked her how, after 700 months of this, she finally communicated to Mr. Ravich that she would no longer have sex with him.
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Ms. Hill said that his invitations, which were highly unusual and not communicated to others at the White House, prompted one instance in which Romanian officials arrived at the White House without appointments, citing Mr. Sondland.
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Greatwood says these changes can be malicious if someone managed to take over a node or they could be non-malicious, such as a password change that wasn't communicated to the global chain until it reconnected.
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Sessions communicated to Wray, who was hand-picked by Trump and sworn in in August, that he needed a fresh start with his senior team at the FBI, a source familiar with the conversation told CNN.
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Nearly a month before Pruitt took office -- and days after President Donald Trump's inauguration -- the new administration had its eye on the EPA's website, and word was apparently communicated to the team responsible for maintaining it.
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Back then, an Audi A7 was guided by an array of laser scanners embedded in the parking garage that communicated to the car over Wi-Fi, keeping it abreast of its precise location and any obstructions nearby.
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People with a history of self-harm may not be watched closely because their suicide risk is not communicated to jail staff who are already over-stretched in crowded facilities, lawyers and former corrections officers told Reuters.
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"Without FDA review, the agency is concerned that the limitations or risks associated with these tests may not be adequately characterized or communicated to the patient and could lead to patient harm," an FDA spokeswoman told CNBC.
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What triggered the President to ultimately release the nearly $400 million in security aid, and how that decision was communicated to other government agencies, is one of the key mysteries that impeachment investigators are trying to unravel.
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Keenan: Just to preface, ever since we've been acquired by Univision it's been communicated to staffers that the attitude within Univision and particularly from you, Isaac, is that our only other choice [for acquisition] was Ziff-Davis.
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The ex-Uber employee's concerns, which he communicated to the company back in May after being fired, were never mentioned in the case until that point, raising questions about whether the ride-hailing company was purposefully hiding.
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On a press call yesterday, many reporters wondered if there was fear that a lot of what President Obama has accomplished might be undone by Trump, and if Obama's "common-sense" steps have been communicated to Trump.
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The he said-she said battle playing out between Ukraine's chief prosecutor and the American ambassador doesn't benefit either side, but an honest, complete and transparent account of what the embassy communicated to Ukraine's law enforcement does.
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Mr. Trump, who has mostly communicated to the public through his mega-rallies and free-form cable news interviews, has given far fewer interviews since the arrival of his new adviser, Paul Manafort, nearly a month ago.
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That request was not communicated to the prosecutor until after the court hearing, so another one was scheduled for July 26, when all charges will probably be dismissed, according to David Strollo, a supervisory assistant state's attorney.
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"If each partner's expectations aren't met or communicated to each other, frustration and disappointment can result that will eat away at the happiness in the relationship," Terri Orbuch, also known as The Love Doctor, tells TD Bank.
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For several weeks now—including since Labor Day, when most Americans truly began paying attention to the campaigns—these truths, which we all took for granted six months ago, have not been communicated to glancing news consumers.
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Not only would researchers need to share their code with peers, but they'd also need to make sure that other variables—like their computing environment, workflow, and databases, for example—are also communicated to the research community.
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Separately, Infosys said in a regulatory filing late on Monday some of its founders had communicated to the company their intention to participate in an up to 130 billion rupees stock buyback programme announced earlier this month.
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The Office of the U.N. Resident Coordinator in Cambodia said in an email to Reuters that the Cambodian government had not yet communicated to the U.N. who would be attending the annual General Assembly meeting in September.
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"If each partner's expectations aren't met or communicated to each other, frustration and disappointment can result that will eat away at the happiness in the relationship," Terri Orbuch, also known as The Love Doctor, told TD Bank.
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"It's news to me in particular because it has been communicated to me that there weren't specific targets, that the intel that we had did not cite specific targets, just more of a broad thing," he explained.
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And when he did step down, it happened so quickly that his resignation does not appear to have been communicated to National Security Council staff members, two of whom said they learned about it from news reports.
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" Deborah Borda, the president and chief executive officer of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, said that Ms. Grazinyte-Tyla "has a joyous, elegant musicality about her that has communicated to musicians and audiences, and she has a serious intellect.
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SEATTLE — Climate scientists throughout the federal government are fearing an onslaught of budget cuts and censorship policies from the President Donald Trump administration, with sweeping changes expected governing how climate science is funded and communicated to the public.
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Keenan: He had two questions—and I think you may have communicated this before but in case you want to add something—but his question was: Why was the takedown not communicated to staff in a timely manner?
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A seismic shift in privacy policy by messaging app WhatsApp The WP29 group wrote to WhatsApp founder Jan Koum yesterday, setting out its concerns about the privacy policy U-turn — including how the shift was communicated to users.
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"Part of the goal here is to make sure that we have as much of the record public or communicated to Congress in a form that would be difficult to simply walk back," an official told the Post.
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"In response, the FAA communicated to congressional committees of jurisdiction that it believes Southwest Airlines is taking the FAA's concerns seriously and that revoking the airworthiness certificates of the uninspected aircraft is unnecessary," it said in a statement.
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According to the latest data, 254 children are still in government custody, with parents outside of the U.S. More than half of these children are waiting to be reunited, or to have their wishes communicated to the government.
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How he fits: A higher-rated prospect than several players that were picked ahead of him, Gilgeous-Alexander is speculated to have communicated to Cleveland that he did not want to go to the Cavaliers at No. 8.
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"I have personally communicated to the White House my opposition [to ending the treaty], I&aposm on record about it," Bacon, a retired one-star general who commanded Offutt&aposs 55th Wing from 2011-2012, told Defense News.
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The Commission, which oversees trade policy in the 28-member European Union, said it had communicated to interested parties last week that it was willing to accept undertakings from producers that they would sell at a minimum price.
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By Saturday, as the order stranded travelers around the world and its full impact became clear, Reince Priebus, the chief of staff, became increasingly upset about how the program had been rolled out and communicated to the public.
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The soldiers had been in the same spot for 10 days, the Turkish military said, noting that their position had been communicated to Russia's Khmeimim air base in Syria, and in person to the Russian military attache in Ankara.
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This is distinct from email acquisition, a tactic more commonly used by campaigns, where individuals are directed to a landing page asking for their email address so that they can subsequently be communicated to and solicited through email marketing.
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"Rubio has consistently communicated to the Senate tax negotiators that his vote on final passage would depend on whether the refundability of the Child Tax Credit was increased in a meaningful way," a spokeswoman for Rubio said on Thursday.
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"The business community, by and large, has consistently communicated to lawmakers at every level that bills that target LGBTQ people are bad for our employees and their families, bad for our customers and bad for business," the companies wrote.
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And Sheldon Adelson, the casino billionaire who is among the country's most prolific Republican political donors, is said to have communicated to Mr. Trump's camp that he would prefer Mr. Gingrich, according to two Republicans familiar with his views.
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" He writes: "It was black hair, the type of hair that communicated to us all that she knew what her 'kitchen' was, was very well acquainted with the nap, and had a back-and-forth relationship with hot combs.
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A senior party official who asked not be named said the proposal to put forward Lourenco as the party's presidential candidate was yet to be formally made public, as his selection had not yet been communicated to the MPLA's grassroots.
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The Frenchmen recently dropped a brilliant split with Order of Orias and allegedly played a very good show at Netherlands Deathfest—I say "allegedly" because they switched places on the timetable with Ofermod without this being clearly communicated to the public.
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When asked about the GEDmatch's use in the case and how that was communicated to its users, Parabon CEO Steve Armentrout told Gizmodo by phone that both companies acknowledged that it was an exception to the site's terms of service.
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"Last week on July 4823, we communicated to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) that we will not be taking any price increases for the remainder of the year," Switzerland's Roche said in a statement on Friday.
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I managed to scrape by off of the feminine vibes that characters like The Penguin communicated to me, but kids today get to grow up with a rich, wide, representational assortment of fantasy characters to celebrate, obsess over, and identify with.
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In 2016, Pell attempted to bring in the outside auditing team of Price Waterhouse Cooper to examine the Vatican's financial records, but the powerful Secretariat of State communicated to Vatican offices that it did not need to cooperate with the audit.
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"You know and I know, classified material is designated, it is marked, there is a header so there is no dispute at all that what is being communicated to or from someone who has that access is marked classified," Clinton said.
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These need to be addressed, and so, speaking as an unified editorial staff, Waypoint has communicated to VICE Senior Management the following expectations, which represent the bare minimum of what we feel is necessary to ensure the safety of its workers.
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Declining to be named, he said defectors were being sent to the front lines in breach of agreements communicated to them verbally by what is officially termed a "reconciliation committee", consisting of officials and local representatives of a defeated area.
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"Someone within the company should be designated as the single source of information to monitor guidance from the CDC and recommend what should be communicated to employees and when," said Dr. David Gregg, chief medical officer for employee wellness company StayWell.
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Given the plan has been directly communicated to police the spokesman conceded there is a possibility that the activists could face arrest before they are able to carry out the protest — which he suggested might be what Heathrow is banking on.
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Non-English-speaking communities are increasingly concerned that coronavirus information is being communicated to them after the rest of the country and in less detail, creating a divide that could put minority groups at greater risk of contracting the virus.
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Perhaps this information was not properly communicated to the FBI at the time by the Yemeni intelligence service, but even so, Bledsoe's arrest should have been enough to raise concern about what he might do next to keep him in their sights.
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The office of West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner had previously communicated to Stuart that suspicious activity against the Voatz app came from IP addresses associated with the University of Michigan, one of the people familiar with the matter told CNN.
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"If I could change one thing about science, I would change the way it is communicated to the public by scientists, by journalists, and by celebrities," writes Clare Malone, a postdoctoral researcher in a cancer genetics lab at Brigham and Women's Hospital.
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The electronics ban is for direct flights to the United States from these locations and does not apply to flights leaving the U.S. The new directive was communicated to airlines via a memo that was circulated on Monday, according to the Guardian.
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But the US military may be facing more significant dangers right now: Leaders who stay quiet, information that is not communicated to the public and young troops who don't know they can only serve effectively by not engaging in fleeting political agendas.
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The Thomson Reuters Foundation, the independent charitable arm of the Thomson Reuters news agency, said in a statement that it was outraged by the sentence imposed on Ms. Zaghari-Ratcliffe, which was communicated to her family but was not publicly announced in Iran.
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Bloomberg reported this week that Mueller is close to finishing the investigation into obstruction of justice and CNN has reported that the special counsel has communicated to Trump's legal team that Mueller would like to interview the president on why he fired Comey.
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"What was communicated to me strongly was that thousands and maybe tens of thousands of apps were doing the exact same thing and that this was a pretty normal use case and a normal situation for usage of Facebook data," Kogan said.
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The findings, which were communicated to Hillel staff in an internal memo that did not name Ms. Katz or Mr. Steinhardt, were first reported in The New York Jewish Week, a community newspaper that has reported on some allegations against Mr. Steinhardt.
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"I am extremely frustrated by how the Trump administration has handled the deployment of such tests, including how it has communicated to Congress and the public about when, where, and to whom tests will be available," Murray wrote in a letter to Pence.
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Like the misinformation campaigns spread by cigarette companies for years, we now know the sugar industry and soda companies have been sponsoring health groups and obesity and nutrition researchers with the goal of distorting science and how it's communicated to the public.
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The French president's intention was communicated to the other G7 members by Macron's emissary and lead negotiator at major international summits — known as a sherpa — at a meeting in Lille, France, in April, according to a diplomatic note of the meeting seen by BuzzFeed News.
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Asim Rahman, European equities fund manager at Henderson, said the planned acquisition of the U.S. seeds company represented "a major departure from a strategy of focus and integration of existing acquisitions" that Bayer had consistently communicated to the market for a number of years.
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The message was clearly understood throughout the foreign policy apparatus, and communicated to diplomats like Mr. Kent who were told that that they would be better off taking a back seat on Ukraine policy to others who were more aligned with Mr. Trump's interests.
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"Perhaps Langer's does have a policy about PDA, but that was not what was communicated to us and that's not what this was about, or at least not the only thing that this was about," she wrote on behalf of herself and her partner.
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He's lost some weight since the end of last season, but that didn't get communicated to the Padres broadcast team, which showed an older photo of Skeeter looking quite plump, prompting Enberg to say what everyone was thinking: "That's a plump pussy right there."
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Managers "communicated to our workforce that the attendance at the Romney event was mandatory, but no one was forced to attend," Murray Energy Chief Financial Officer Rob Moore said in a radio interview at the time, adding that the company did not penalize no-shows.
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In a science fiction TV series, all of this information — cultural, physical, political, and economic assumptions that would otherwise go unspoken and unquestioned — has to be built from the ground up and clearly communicated to the viewer without getting bogged down in clunky exposition.
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"I am extremely frustrated by how the Trump Administration has handled the deployment of such tests, including how it has communicated to Congress and the public about when, where, and to whom tests will be available," Murray wrote to Pence, who's leading the federal response.
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Chinas Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs said in a statement to Reuters that it has repeatedly communicated to all regions the importance of timely and accurate reporting of African swine fever outbreaks and had zero tolerance for hiding and delaying the reporting of cases.
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"The fact that the coordinates of this detention facility and the knowledge that it housed civilians had been communicated to the parties to the conflict indicates that this attack may -- depending on the precise circumstances -- amount to a war crime," Bachelet said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Such a forum could help to establish what the Intelligence Community knew, what the White House communicated to Saudi Arabia over the 17 days between Khashoggi's murder and the Saudi admission of guilt, and what the administration can do to protect human rights in Saudi Arabia.
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"At this moment, we consider their (the Fed's) approach as appropriate for the U.S. economy and we do urge everybody, and particularly those major central banks and other policy makers, to follow the same approach which is well communicated to the markets and data dependent," he said.
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"So all of that was coming together while they were talking to him, that information was being communicated to the investigators and they started confronting him with that," explained Chief Deputy District Attorney Steve Wrenn "That's ultimately when he changed directions with his story dramatically," Wrenn said.
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Keenan: Um, well, yeah I think you adequately explained the timeline of the situation—is there a specific reason why this wasn't communicated to—I mean, so you're saying that they took this vote in anticipation of being handed the assets at midnight on Friday night, correct?
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But in three technical documents from Scytl that are provided with the source code and outline the architecture and protocols used in the system there is a notice indicating that none of the information in the documents can be communicated to the public or otherwise distributed.
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For example, sources said that Whitman did not present to the board formally this weekend, although she has communicated to some directors a series of criteria that must be met to get her back to the table at all (which is still not a "Yes" if offered).
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"Senator Rubio has consistently communicated to the Senate tax negotiators that his vote on final passage would depend on whether the refundability of the Child Tax Credit was increased in a meaningful way," Olivia Perez-Cubas, an aide to Rubio, told CNN in a statement Thursday.
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Larry Kudlow, the director of the National Economic Council; Kevin Hassett, the chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers; and their deputies communicated to the president how economically disastrous the policy would be, including the effect on daily economic growth starting within 48 hours of the closing.
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"While there has been an increase in cases in specific regions of some countries like South Korea and Italy, global health authorities have communicated to us that the risk to the general public outside of Mainland China and those specific affected regions is presently low," DelBene wrote.
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She said she chose not to remove the posts after speaking with a lawyer, who told her that legally, she didn't have to do so—because a "standard social media policy" for the department was never substantiated in writing anywhere, or fully communicated to the staff.
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Specifically, the changes to Wire's financing and legal structure were only communicated to users when news started to leak out, which brings up questions not just about transparency, but about the state of Wire's privacy policy, given the company's holding company now being on US soil.
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The Department of Investigation is pursuing an inquiry into how information about blood lead levels in children, gathered by the Health Department from tests around the city, was or was not communicated to the city's public housing authority, according to two people with knowledge of the inquiry.
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That new ultimatum — communicated to Capitol Hill in a legislative proposal shared on Sunday — has already infuriated Democrats and threatens to provoke a similar response in Silicon Valley, where tech giants have been sharply critical of Trump's immigration agenda since the day he entered the White House.
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Though her autobiographical comics often focus on the kind of social anxiety common to creative introverts, they read as therapeutic — both in the way that they enabled her as a creator to work through her feelings and ideas, and the way that emotional intelligence is communicated to the reader.
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The official, speaking as the Security Council prepared to vote on the resolution a day after Egypt withdrew its measure under pressure from Israel and U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, also said the United States had not communicated to any other council member how it intended to vote.
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That plan has been communicated to North Korea: during their meeting at the DMZ, the demilitarized zone that divides the two Koreas, Moon gave Kim a USB stick containing details of three proposed "development belts" covering energy and natural resources; transportation, logistics and industry; and environment and tourism.
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"That means the emergency order was issued at a minimum of seven months after the EPA's concern was first communicated to the state," he said, pointing out that under the Safe Drinking Water Act, the EPA only has to wait 30 days before taking enforcement action of its own.
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"The MPAA has communicated to the distributor, IFC Films, that the screening of an unrated version of the film in such close proximity to the release of the rated version—without obtaining a waiver—is in violation of the rating system's rules," the MPAA said, according to THR.
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"The M.P.A.A. has communicated to the distributor, IFC Films, that the screening of an unrated version of the film in such close proximity to the release of the rated version — without obtaining a waiver — is in violation of the rating system's rules," the M.P.A.A. said in a statement.
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Series of changes In the August 20 memo, Green offered a series of changes, including directing that all allegations of misconduct by officers and senior enlisted personnel to be communicated to him, saying that he would retain the right to oversee any non-judicial punishments for those service members.
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"The offensive part is there is he was saying that the President had communicated to us that our heads will be on a pike if we oppose him, and all of us looked at each other and we have heard no such comment from the President," Lankford said.
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"The offensive part is there is he was saying that the President had communicated to us that our heads will be on a pike if we oppose him, and all of us looked at each other and we have heard no such comment from the President," Lankford said.
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Trump's remarks came after House Democrats released text messages late Thursday showing that Trump administration officials communicated to Ukraine that a meeting between Trump and Zelensky would be contingent on Ukraine launching investigations into 85033 election interference and a Ukrainian energy company with which Biden's son Hunter was involved.
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"As has been previously communicated to ALEC, we are concerned by the language of the resolution, especially relating to climate science, and do not support the resolution," Kenneth Freeman, ExxonMobil's manager of United States government relations, wrote in the Monday letter to ALEC's energy, environment and agriculture task force.
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"[State Education Department] representatives previously communicated to the District their recommendation that the System not become operational until the dialogue between the District and SED with regard to student data security and privacy is complete," the statement, sent by the district's director of technology, Robert LiPuma, to BuzzFeed News, said.
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Equifax has been intensely criticized not just for allowing the breach, but for how it communicated to the public in the days following, which included confusing terms of service and unclear descriptions of the products and services it offered to those affected to help them protect their identity and credit.
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A second GOP senator who requested anonymity said he felt McConnell had "communicated" to the conference that there would be an effort to move to acquittal immediately after a vote for additional witnesses and documents failed — a vote that was required by the organizing resolution 53 Republicans voted for last week.
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"The SafeSport Code and the interim measure process that was communicated to him directly, and which is on our website, makes it clear that he could provide information, evidence, speak for himself and even ask for a hearing that would have been accommodated in 72 hours by rule," the spokesperson said.
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When most people think about filibusters, they don't imagine them as they usually take place today — with procedural delays, or the so-called "silent filibuster," in which the intention to filibuster is communicated to the Senate majority leader, who then simply doesn't bring the proceedings to the floor for a vote.
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It was communicated to Capitol Hill that the President was upset about the lack of multi-year wall funding, upset that some of his immigration priorities for ICE enforcement and detention beds weren't in the final deal and frustrated that the Gateway Project wasn't scuttled all together in the deal.
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Last Friday, JBS said its second-quarter earnings would not be audited pending an assessment of the facts related to the leniency agreement signed between parent J&F Investimentos with federal prosecutors, which was communicated to the market on June 5 and is related to the payment of the bribes.
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However, given that he was in the "room where it happened," Pence is certainly a valuable witness for Mueller in terms of understanding Trump's thought process in the sequence leading up to Comey's firing, and whether the rationale that was ultimately communicated to Comey for his termination was the real one.
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Diplomatic sources say that the United States has communicated to Kosovo that there is a limited timeframe to make a deal — no one knows what the European Union will look like in a year or two — and Kosovars themselves realize the current situation, in which Serbia refuses to recognize their independence, is unsustainable.
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For example, the regulations require Mueller to regularly notify the attorney general of the status of the investigation, request annual funding from him, advise him of major investigative steps and file a final report with the attorney general, who then controls whether and how those findings are communicated to Congress and the public.
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"The policy that I have communicated to my counterpart, if confirmed, (Turkey's) defense minister is that you can either have the S-400 or you can have the F-35, you cannot have both," said Army Secretary Mark Esper, testifying at his confirmation hearing on Tuesday before the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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"It has come to my attention that your Marine counterpart, General Robert B. Neller, has communicated to the Acting Secretary of Defense and Secretary of the Navy that the Marines' readiness and ability to meet core missions is being negatively and decisively affected by unfunded mandates, including southwest border operations," Gallego wrote.
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Mike LeeMichael (Mike) Shumway LeeMcConnell, allies lean into Twitter, media 'war' Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Utah), who supports the resolution, said they hadn't talked directly to the parliamentarian but the issue had been "communicated" to them.
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A number of the principles deal with how a vehicle operator and the automated driving system interact with each other, including ensuring that if a handover does need to occur (this would be in vehicles that could switch between manual and automated controls) that it is properly and explicitly communicated to the human.
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Elections are enshrined in the DRC constitution and while the Independent National Elections Commission (CENI) has successfully managed elections in the past, the national elections scheduled for 2016 were not adequately resourced, and the challenges to enfranchisement and representative vote were not adequately communicated to the Congolese public, or to the international community.
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But his decision to tip the scales toward Israel on this critical matter, communicated to Arab and Israeli leaders on Tuesday, almost certainly will make an agreement harder to reach by inflaming doubts about America's honesty and fairness as a broker in negotiations, raising new tension in the region and perhaps inciting violence.
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In the case of the Parkland shooting suspect, the police received at least 45 calls about him, and a woman close to him even communicated to the F.B.I. that she feared he would become a school shooter, listing specific examples of disturbing conduct — including holding a gun to the head of family members.
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In the case of the Parkland shooting suspect, the police received at least 45 calls about him, and a woman close to him even communicated to the F.B.I. that she feared he would become a school shooter, listing specific examples of disturbing conduct — including holding a gun to the head of family members.
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Secretary of Defense Mark Esper and other top senior military leaders communicated to the President that a presidential pardon could potentially damage the integrity of the military judicial system, the ability of military leaders to ensure good order and discipline and the confidence of US allies and partners who host US troops.
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Related: There Are 1,800 Reasons Why the Controversy Over Hillary Clinton's Emails Is Far From Over "The FBI communicated to us that we should follow our standard practice, which is to put our internal review on hold while there is an ongoing law enforcement investigation," State Department spokeswoman Elizabeth Trudeau told reporters on Friday.
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President Donald Trump claimed early Monday morning that he "NEVER" communicated to former national security adviser John Bolton that military aid to Ukraine was conditioned on the launch of probes into his domestic political rivals, as White House aides and allies sought to beat back intensified calls for Bolton's testimony at the Senate impeachment trial.
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"Now, 'can you prove beyond a reasonable doubt' will be Mueller's question to answer that the Russians communicated to the campaign that the way they were going to deliver the help they offered — and that the campaign accepted — was not by handing the emails directly over to the campaign, but by publishing them." he added.
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"Apple has an opportunity to lead by not only undertaking high-quality scientific studies, but also [in] ensuring that communication and public education about how the Cycle Tracking app should and should not be used is very explicitly communicated to consumers, which may help influence other companies to be more conscientious about these issues, too."
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Asim Rahman, European equities fund manager at Henderson, one of Bayer's 20 largest investors with a 0.7 percent stake, said the bid for the U.S. seeds company represented "a major departure from a strategy of focus and integration of existing acquisitions" that Bayer had consistently communicated to the market for a number of years.
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But most of the former intelligence and cybersecurity officials who spoke to WIRED about Cyber Command's operation say that the key significance of turning off the IRA's internet access was not the immediate outage it created, but the larger message it communicated to the Kremlin—amplified further by the classified operation now having leaked to the Post.
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Here's a portion of the email Reid obtained: "I have met with Sarah Hirshland, the president of the USOC, a few times and it was communicated to me the USOC believes USA Gymnastics will suffer from the legal problems associated with the lawsuits from the survivors which will, in their opinion, hurt our High Performance Teams," Forster wrote.
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Like Mr. Trudeau's tattoo, his occasional shirtless photograph and his appearance on the cover of a comic book, the socks humanized him and communicated to anyone who saw the photograph of the two politicians in their giant leather wingbacks that, while Mr. Trudeau may occupy the executive chair, he is made in a different mode: politically and personally.
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At the direction of Mr. Trump and Rudy Giuliani, his personal lawyer, United States officials communicated to the government of Ukraine that a White House visit for the new Ukrainian president was contingent on the Ukrainian president publicly announcing investigations into the dealings of former Vice President Joe Biden and a conspiracy theory about the 2016 elections.
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He has a good opportunity to rise above it, first by clarifying how exactly that photo ended up on his yearbook page — and whether he's one of the people in the picture, as he now claims he isn't — and then by explaining why the casual racism of a past generation mustn't be communicated to the present.
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One is to get the latest shift schedules for work, especially when they are not at work; another is to be able to swap those shifts when they need to; and a third, largely coming from the management end, is to make sure that everything gets communicated to the staff even when they are not in for work to attend a staff meeting.
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I communicated to Felipe and Jay in the strongest terms that deleting these posts is a mistake, and that disappearing true posts about public figures simply because they have been targeted by a lawyer who conspired with a vindictive billionaire to destroy this company is an affront to the very editorial ethos that has made us successful enough to be worth acquiring.
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A quick recap: > The House by a decisive 420-0 vote between both parties on Thursday communicated to the White House that special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's final report should be made public. Sen.
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Schnatter shot back with his own statement: "As I communicated to the Board as early as December 2016 and several times in 2017, I am seriously concerned about the company's declining sales, financial performance and, most importantly, the direction the company headed under the stewardship of Steve Ritchie and the current board of directors," he said in a statement after the earnings release.
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The official, who was granted anonymity to speak about an ongoing dispute, said that while the chorister had indicated that he would accept a written apology, he had also communicated to Met officials that he did not want to see Mr. Copley either in the underground rehearsal rooms or on its stage, and threatened to consult a lawyer if he did.
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Why it matters: Acting U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Bill Taylor testified Tuesday that Sondland communicated to Ukrainian officials that President Trump wanted military aid to Ukraine to be conditional on them agreeing to investigate natural gas firm Burisma, for which former Vice President Joe Biden's son worked, and alleged interference in the 2016 U.S. election in a quid pro quo, which Trump has long denied.
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Stone was also charged with falsely telling Congress he had no emails or texts discussing WikiLeaks (he had a ton); with falsely saying he never asked for any requests to be communicated to Assange (he did); and with falsely saying he never discussed his conversations with his WikiLeaks intermediary with anyone in Trump's campaign (Bannon and Gates said he did talk WikiLeaks with them).
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The Pentagon has reportedly communicated to the White House that it will not allow the U.S. military to be politicized, a move that comes amid a controversy involving a directive to keep the USS John S. McCain out of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's sight during his visit to Japan.
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" —Daniel Molden, psychology professor, Northwestern University "I, like many scientists, have dedicated my life to a relatively low paying field with an extensively long and poorly paid training process because I fundamentally believe in the ability of science to transform the health and lives of people.... But then I look at how science is communicated to the public, and at the number of people who believe things that have no scientific support, and it sort of makes me wonder why I would do this at all.
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"Plaintiffs have alleged the 'who' (Apple); the 'what' (knowing about yet failing to disclose to customers, at the point of sale or otherwise, that the iPhone's touchscreen was defective); the 'when' (from the time of sale of the first iPhone through the present day); and the 'where' (the various channels through which Apple sold and advertised the iPhone, and the channels through which Apple communicated to consumers through the iPhone immediately after Plaintiffs' purchase and within the 14-day window in which Plaintiffs could have returned their iPhone for a full refund)," Koh wrote.
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Rosenstein's resignation does not come as a surprise; he was expected to leave the Justice Department following the conclusion of special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation, having communicated to Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation Barr removes prisons chief after Epstein death MORE that he intended to serve just two years in the administration.
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