Weaker Contingent Liquidity: Fitch measures KIM's contingent liquidity as the ratio of unencumbered assets to unsecured debt (UA/UD ratio).
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Of course, McConnell proceeded to have plenty of headaches managing the far-right contingent in his own caucus, but it was a contingent he helped produce.
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Of course, Mr. McConnell proceeded to have plenty of headaches managing the far-right contingent in his own caucus, but it was a contingent he helped produce.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Reliance on the Sovereign Contingent Guarantee: Fitch assumes that payment on the notes will rely completely on government contingent support to make timely RPI payments.
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Despite a high level of contingent liabilities, Fitch views contingent risk as low due to borrowers' solid credit profiles (mostly social housing institutions) and their sound debt structure.
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Clinton's protestation that Lewinsky was "an adult" undermines a core lesson of #MeToo: that abuse isn't necessarily contingent on age, gender, or fame, but is always contingent on power.
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Mary Jo White is leading the Debevoise & Plimpton contingent.
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In addition, the bank has significant access to contingent sources.
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The answer, Schur says, is contingent on a unanimous vote.
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The offer would've been contingent on the MARTA board's approval.
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Be cautious about naming your estate as a contingent beneficiary.
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But these energy deals are contingent upon crude over $50.
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This position is contingent upon donor approval of key personnel.
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Today the business thinks that success is contingent on familiarity.
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HCN's unencumbered assets provided sufficient contingent liquidity to unsecured bondholders.
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But this thesis is contingent on the stock's support holding.
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Meaning in painting isn't fixed, but contingent and constantly reinvented.
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We're all but guaranteed this core contingent will be returning.
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The representation of fights as not just contingent and often
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The financing is contingent upon approval for the liquidation sales.
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The British drugmaker is also entitled to further contingent payments.
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A contingent of national police officers then dispersed the supporters.
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Beside her group is a peppy contingent supporting Planned Parenthood.
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CCB Brasil's viability remains heavily contingent on CCBC capital support.
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A fair trial is not "contingent on eyesight," Coates said.
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Spirits were high among the contingent on the clockers' stand.
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Of course, the largest contingent came from the local support.
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The region's contingent liabilities continue to decline but remain material.
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Yu emphasized the contingent nature of the reported CEO pay.
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It is not contingent on political support for the President.
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There's long been a small contingent of fluoride skeptics, though.
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There is a healthy contingent of L.G.B.T. folks, as well.
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Sanders quiets 'Bernie or Bust' contingent with plea for unity.
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As a result, companies keep contingent workers at arm's length.
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The small contingent of dissidents was keeping a low profile.
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A large contingent of Italians poured prosecco and served buratta.
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The American contingent has already prompted some waves of consternation.
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They were joined by a small contingent of Republican lawmakers.
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Both figures are contingent on the price of natural gas.
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When they do, a vocal contingent online pushes against it.
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Then, too, Mr. Tillerson left his American press contingent behind.
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It is all contingent on how the Friday vote goes.
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The funds are contingent on securing commitments from other sources.
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A "contingent" of Army Rangers with the 75th Ranger Regiment.
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After he won, he blew kisses toward the Chilean contingent.
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The British fashion contingent was out in full force, too.
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Despite a high level of contingent liabilities, with growing debt guarantees over 2015, Fitch considers contingent risks as low due to borrowers' solid credit profiles (mostly social housing institutions) and their sound debt structure.
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Chuang writes that Senator Elizabeth Warren is right to put a spotlight on the inequalities between full-time and contingent workers, especially as contingent workers play a more significant role in the US economy.
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The Gurkha Contingent is a special police unit inside the force.
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Hayek shared Popper's view of human knowledge as contingent and dispersed.
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Alas, investors' interest may well have been contingent on political stability.
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Eric Swalwell is also part of the millennial contingent in Congress.
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He raised the fairness of trade, as if security was contingent.
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These strengths are mitigated by Henan's moderate level of contingent liabilities.
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In Mormon doctrine, his eternal fate was contingent on the answer.
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The Trump contingent was out in force before the Clinton rally.
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It's contingent on the business a team is trying to build.
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PayPal's investment and collaboration are contingent upon Uber completing its IPO.
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The deal is contingent on the firm's cooperation in the investigations.
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International commitment to democracy has been partial and contingent for years.
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Closing of the transaction is not contingent on financing by AlphaCredit.
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In the past, the second-biggest contingent was always in Japan.
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Future IPOs and valuations will be partially contingent on Box's success.
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In '84, Gary Hart had a big contingent in San Francisco.
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The region's contingent liabilities have continued to decline but remain material.
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For his part, Raisi, made his candidacy contingent on Khamenei's approval.
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The deal had been contingent on the Commission's state aid approval.
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The level of guaranteed debt and contingent liabilities is currently unclear.
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Singapore hosts a large contingent of workers from the Asian subcontinent.
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Pricing is contingent on the mission, timing and vehicle, Shelley explains.
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What does this rise in contingent employment mean for economic development?
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Trump is also attracting a small but enthusiastic contingent of teenagers.
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The contingent value rights are structured around seven discrete stake caps.
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Drinking is always socially contingent; there's a lot of conformity involved.
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Highlights It's a tumultuous time for the White House youth contingent.
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There's a big tech contingent but also financiers and media people.
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Above, a youth contingent at Miami's gay pride march in April.
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Singapore hosts a large contingent of workers from elsewhere in Asia.
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There is no way to make plans, control, everything is contingent.
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It says that Odysseus sailed with a contingent of twelve ships.
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One way out of these battles is to formulate contingent agreements.
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Such a decision could be contingent on this fall's presidential election.
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That is contingent upon every county reporting their results on time.
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These policies are obviously contingent on your employment with the company.
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That night, a large contingent went drinking at local beer garden.
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Both packages were contingent on increasing Coors sales in minority communities.
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It is contingent on LSE abandoning the deal to acquire Refinitiv.
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That deal is also contingent on Occidental's successful acquisition of Anadarko.
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That night there was a contingent of disabled men in town.
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A small contingent of "crust punks" was dancing to the music.
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Mueller has remained mum about the FBI contingent supporting his work.
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In many companies today, up to 50% of workers are contingent.
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The visiting pop headliners attract hometown residents and a youth contingent.
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More and more, contingent faculty members are stuck as just that.
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The three programs T-Mobile announced are contingent on the merger.
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She quietly walked alongside two white supporters with the Illinois contingent.
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This week a fourth Canadian joined The Times's contingent in Canada.
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And so many modern institutions and behaviors seem contingent on this.
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There is no such thing, in art, as non-contingent truth.
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Changes in the IDRs are also contingent on sovereign rating actions.
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Brazil's trading partners should make deals contingent on its good behaviour.
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The people in the gratitude-journaling contingent reported experiencing more thankfulness.
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It was traced to a contingent of U.N. peacekeepers from Nepal.
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AF: With that big contingent coming in from the White House.
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He named Lee as part of that contingent, along with Sens.
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The deal is contingent upon Harris passing a physical, Nightengale said.
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A small contingent from the party had come out to watch.
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Police succeeded in keeping the neo-Nazi contingent separate from protesters.
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Ithaca will pay roughly $145 million on completion of the deal, $120 million in non-contingent deferred consideration between 2020-2023 and a further $28 million of contingent consideration is payable depending on field performance, Petrofac said.
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Thus, our gaze-contingent focus displays would be directly compatible with those.
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A contingent of Kardashians (and one Kanye West) rush to the scene.
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Enrollment eligibility is contingent on them staying on the team until graduation.
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He added that the decision would be contingent on his wife's approval.
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Recapitalization of the central bank remains a contingent liability for the sovereign.
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So its value is contingent on how well it achieves that goal.
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That is contingent on a national referendum, to be held in October.
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The competing protesters were divided by a large contingent of police officers.
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Sources say its future is contingent on the outcome of Buttigieg's campaign.
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A small contingent of DNC members have already committed to supporting Ellison.
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The deal also includes a contingent payment of up to $300 million.
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The National Force contingent is smaller than the 9,600 officers originally expected.
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Fitch believes this is contingent on securing a SBA with the IMF.
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There is a big contingent of fans that is obsessed with that.
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If it is, the entire Welsh contingent will surely be in tears.
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One way is to make Peru's OECD entry contingent upon bond repayment.
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The contingent of more than 12,000 peacekeepers may have to be increased.
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Everything in the painting is contingent, but never in any obvious way.
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This quality of contingent beauty imparts immense emotional weight to Gerhaher's work.
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Any upgrade would be contingent on the two states demonstrating greater support.
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Approval of a state's Medicaid plan should be contingent on these factors.
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The divestments are all contingent on the Anheuser-Busch-SABMiller merger closing.
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The Package's success was contingent on one key element: a convincing member.
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Cain's official nomination is contingent on a pending White House background check.
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That backing has always been contingent, but it now seems more precarious.
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Monetary policy became contingent on economic outcomes that the Fed made explicit.
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Four years ago, the anybody-but-Trump contingent was desperate for alternatives.
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The Knicks (and their media contingent) would be happy to have him.
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The relationships in Cowboy are permanent, they're not contingent on your behavior.
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Is the likelihood of blacking out contingent on a person's physical condition?
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And their return is contingent on everyone else making their way back.
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Instead, the number of contingent faculty more than doubled, to 212 million.
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Or is it an indication of how weak and contingent they are?
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Macedonian lawmakers approved the name change this month, contingent on Greek approval.
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As we reported earlier today, Facebook committed to pay its "contingent" workers.
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Russia remains confident of taking a full contingent of athletes to Pyeongchang.
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Winning a prize is contingent upon fulfilling all requirements set forth herein.
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The tax benefits would be contingent on Foxconn's actual hiring and investment.
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He will be leading the way for a large contingent of teammates.
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Contingent workers are playing an increasingly significant role in the US economy.
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Still, there is a strong contingent of Australians who do not agree.
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Pence said potential talks are contingent upon North Korea's movement toward denuclearization.
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Contingent workers across the board are less likely to have health insurance.
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The company's new estimate puts Trion's "contingent resources" at 475 million boe.
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Winning the prize is contingent upon fulfilling all requirements set forth herein.
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There's a big contingent that doesn't want Bernie, but they're all splitting.
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Perhaps because it is so contingent on the strength of your opposition.
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Among the congressional contingent, Cotton plays Robespierre, consistently taking the hardest line.
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And why should my right to compete be contingent on not winning?
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"Military cooperation has to be contingent on human rights," Mr. Swerdlow said.
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A weak banking sector represents a large contingent liability for San Marino.
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The plan was always suspect, and contingent on finding additional revenue streams.
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Security sources say there is a small contingent of foreigners there too.
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The U.S. military rarely deploys anywhere now without a contingent of contractors.
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The purchase, however, was contingent upon the sale of their Yonkers house.
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The Jewish contingent brought essential songwriters to Tin Pan Alley and Broadway.
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This new dispensation was fragile, though, and contingent on wider political events.
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But in recent years, a vocal right-wing contingent has popped up.
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There is a very vocal contingent that seems to absolutely despise us.
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It's clear that the anti-Trump contingent is more fractured than ever.
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CONTINGENT LIQUIDITY TO REMAIN BELOW AVERAGE Unsecured bondholders will be supported by less contingent liquidity after the spin-off and asset sales as the HCR portfolio was one of the largest contributors of wholly-owned unencumbered net operating income.
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A scheme called Hoy No Circula ("Don't drive today") originally took all vehicles off the roads for a day a week, before adherence to the rules was made contingent on the car's age, and then contingent merely on emissions.
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The state Senate's all-male Republican contingent passed the measure and Republican Gov.
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This incentive is contingent on Amazon creating the high-paying jobs it promises.
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Additionally, risks of contingent liabilities from SoEs will continue to hit public finances.
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Significant contingent liabilities for the sovereign continue to emanate from public sector banks.
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She marched in Melbourne's Midsumma pride parade this year within the ace contingent.
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It also said it had substantial contingent liabilities related to certain ECS projects.
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The Berkshire investment is contingent on Occidental completing its proposed acquisition of Anadarko.
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It also benefits from access to contingent liquidity from the Bank of England.
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The generous pledges are contingent on a smooth Brexit in March next year.
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But all of this is contingent on it playing out that way, right?
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In May, it set aside an additional 5003 billion euros in contingent liabilities.
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And like all celebrities, her popularity was contingent upon reconciling seemingly irreconcilable qualities.
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The issue of contingent liabilities was reported earlier by The Wall Street Journal.
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And it's this contingent of culture … Amy Schumer is just a fucking comic.
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Other takeovers included such rare instruments as tracking stocks and contingent value rights.
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That agreement, however, was contingent on Meredith terminating its agreement with Media General.
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Kenya has more than 60 athletes and a 90-strong contingent including officials.
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But he added such cooperation may be contingent on Democrats not seeking impeachment.
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That plan would be contingent on participation from OPEC and non-OPEC members.
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Indian police women contingent participate in the rehearsal for the Republic Day parade.
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However, according to the docs ... the sale is contingent upon a couple things.
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Japan's contingent of 13,000 personnel represents a fifth of the nation's armed forces.
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But the South African peacekeeping contingent in Congo has repeatedly faced such allegations.
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That report cited estimates that additional contingent liabilities were around 8.6 trillion yuan.
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He heard MVP chants from the heavy Yankee-fan contingent at Angel Stadium.
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"Jesse's success is really contingent on making pitches," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said.
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The €3 billion ($3.4 billion) aid package had been contingent on taking action.
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That deal had been contingent on the satellite making it successfully into orbit.
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If a cash payment is contingent on a hostage release, it's a ransom.
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Winning the prize is contingent upon fulfilling all requirements set forth herein. 3.
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Momenta said glatopa approval was contingent on Pfizer satisfying the FDA on compliance.
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The settlement should cover all commitments as well as liabilities, including contingent liabilities.
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Doing this is contingent on being able to access a variety of options.
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I had told myself that my happiness was, therefore, contingent on him staying.
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It could offer aid to states, contingent on improvements to their school budgets.
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Both the UAE and Saudi Arabia made their offers contingent upon U.S. leadership.
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"His power is, in fact, contingent on Flanagan avoiding collapse," Professor Benjamin said.
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Grasso owns Callable Trigger contingent yield note linked to SPX, RTY and MXEA.
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Nigeria's continued positive leadership is contingent upon the health of its own democracy.
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But it was the contingent from the D.R.C. that caused the greatest concern.
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And the largest contingent is much smaller than it was at the outset.
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And don't even get me started about the contingent of Korvax transfer students.
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From the very beginning, much of his allure was contingent on his mystique.
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The group's followers claim to be heirs to members of that slim contingent.
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The Berkshire investment is contingent on Occidental completing its proposed purchase of Anadarko.
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Grasso owns Callable Trigger contingent yield note linked to SPX RTY and MXEA.
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We have a Naperville contingent, specifically Neuqua Valley Wildcats, in the room today.
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The works are knowingly made for a situation that is transitional and contingent.
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So we always had a contingent of security with Cesar wherever he went.
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The administration has said that the deal is contingent on the Taliban's cooperation.
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Its form is contingent only on context—the type of thing below it.
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HK Exchanges had made its offer contingent on LSE dropping the Refinitiv deal.
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These conditions are vastly better than those faced by most contingent faculty members.
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Thank God our victory won't be contingent on the establishment or media elites.
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An effective work day is surprisingly contingent on a good design plan beforehand.
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"I was under the impression that absolutely" the aid was contingent, Sondland said.
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It's also the kind of contingent occurrence that instantly takes on enormous significance.
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A smaller contingent of about 1,000 United States troops are in eastern Syria.
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He won among caucus-goers who called themselves somewhat liberal, the largest contingent.
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It has forecast it will in 2018, contingent on settling with the DoJ.
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The grant money is not contingent upon the recipient finding a particular result.
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It has raised 130 billion yuan from strategic investors contingent upon the listing.
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A contingent of protesters stayed behind after the clash with police had ended.
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That appearance, though, might be contingent on how the federal probe plays out.
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Poland has also offered to permanently host a larger contingent of American troops.
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The deal includes an upfront payment and contingent milestone payments, the company said.
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International allies need to make their support contingent upon unity among opposition leaders.
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Our contingent of five North Americans had pretty much spent a lifetime traveling.
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For a while, it was easy to dismiss the nation's anti-vaccine contingent.
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There's still a large contingent of people out there that don't see themselves.
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It's contingent on the kids saying cute, horrible, weird, precocious, and heartwarming stuff.
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South Africans have won five Masters titles, second only to the American contingent.
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Directed lending has contributed to a massive credit boom and large government contingent liabilities.
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There's a strong Irish contingent in Vegas this weekend for the Floyd Mayweather vs.
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Scotland may boast the biggest contingent of Trump haters east of the Atlantic Ocean.
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Ultimately, future sequels are contingent on how well After performs — especially among its fanbase.
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They're saying their power is their own and not contingent on any team owner.
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To me it's so crazy—your self-worth is not contingent on likes, retweets.
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A rating upgrade is contingent on the banks' hybrid instruments returning to performing status.
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After a contingent of demonstrators stormed the building, Iranian police broke up the protest.
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When it runs into the logistical imagination, all of its qualities are rendered contingent.
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The Berkshire investment is contingent on Occidental being able to complete an Anadarko deal.
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Nauvoo is massive: it's designed to take a contingent of Mormons to another star.
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The two-year exemption is contingent on the R2 only delivering goods, not people.
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A Mooch campaign would be contingent on the current officeholders, according to the correspondence.
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Following the fantastic ending, the small town student contingent goes "Marquette over Villanova" bananas.
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But not every booth — especially the LA contingent — lets a photo op overpower substance.
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Incensed, the islanders told the Korean contingent to the festival not to bother coming.
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It revealed that the progress that Lean In was contingent upon was a fiction.
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Steve King to join the growing contingent of Republicans who are abandoning Donald Trump.
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The settlement could also be contingent on whether the Bezoses signed a prenuptial agreement.
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Further spending may be hidden in Pakistan's unusually large budget allocations for contingent liabilities.
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Even in Karnataka Congress's Gujarati contingent felt the long arm of the national government.
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RydenGo is still in development, and its launch is contingent upon ongoing investor negotiations.
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Achieving the Paris goals was always contingent on the cooperation of cities, Barber says.
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The contingent included 12 ice hockey players in a combined North-South women's team.
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Santa Cruz's recent Pride Parade included a contingent from Greater Purpose, the paper reported.
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Steve Grasso owns Callable Trigger contingent yield note linked to SPX, RTY, and MXEA.
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This guarantee represents the Canton's largest contingent liability, far exceeding its own direct debt.
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Berg and her contingent on board a Chinese destroyer docked at the nearby harbor.
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A presidential run would be contingent on Iger finding a successor to run Disney.
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A vocal contingent of fans has decried this new look from its very reveal.
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A December rate hike and further hikes in 222 remain contingent on increasing inflation.
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There would be a common military contingent ready to go wherever there was trouble.
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You know the aging veteran filmmaker contingent of the Academy is eating that up.
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The information listed around 300 billion yen ($2.66 billion) in contingent liabilities at Sharp.
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The agreement also includes contingent payments of $2.35 billion to Auris, J&J said.
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Sometimes beautiful video game experiences are contingent on your lying dead in the snow.
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Should university leaders rely on contingent professors while investing in football stadiums and gyms?
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As an individual contingent profit participant on movies that will forever bear his name.
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All histories are multifaceted, contingent on who's telling it, and that's maddeningly clear here.
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The deal is contingent on Turkey being being a safe country for asylum seekers.
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The Shakopee warehouse employs a large contingent of members of the local Somali community.
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The approval of a potential programme would, in turn, be contingent on two factors.
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In the 1950s a Sicilian newspaper advertised jobs here, attracting a large Italian contingent.
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The deal is contingent on ZF clinching more than 50 percent of Wabco's shares.
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There is a contingent of Democrats who are eager to impeach the president. Rep.
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The low turnout appeared to be linked to a growing contingent of disenchanted voters.
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Chucho Valdés on piano and Paquito D'Rivera on clarinet formed an eminent Cuban contingent.
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IDR - BST Changes in the notes' rating are contingent with rating actions for Bantrab.
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In a blockchain system, too, every line is contingent on what came before it.
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The first is that any individual's identity is contingent on the recognition of others.
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On Tuesday, the White House blamed the small size of the planned Eagles contingent.
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The plan was originally floated by French officials but was contingent on US approval.
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But they're also a stark reminder of just how contingent history can sometimes be.
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Zurich has contingent liabilities, and net overall risk was about CHF0003bn at end-2015.
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Despite a growing international contingent, a Frenchman has won every edition of the race.
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They would make corporate tax rates contingent on each company's percentage increase in jobs.
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All these transactions are contingent on SABMiller and Anheuser-Busch Inbev completing their merger.
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These troops are part of a contingent of 250 soldiers and airmen initially deployed.
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Instead there is freelancing; the "contingent work" or gig economy; and quick, lateral moves.
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In addition, Santa Fe faces contingent liabilities related to unfunded pension and retirement obligations.
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Tribune has terminated that sale because it was contingent on the merger with Sinclair.
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The Drag Protest Parade was the brightest and most eye-catching contingent of all.
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High above the news media contingent, the 22016-foot-26 Porzingis hunched his shoulders.
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And there's a strong contingent of Republicans in Congress who support the Heritage approach.
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The small ISIS contingent in Somalia's Northeast region of Puntland needs pirate support, too.
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Intimacy is a human need, but the ways we fulfill it are historically contingent.
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It was unclear whether Flake's final vote would be contingent on the FBI probe.
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He had gotten Freddy a slot at a residential rehab, contingent on his release.
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Several people there recalled him framing the rebuild as contingent on the bill's passage.
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TRUMP: Suppose I make the military aid contingent on them rooting out all corruption?
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The letter said UK support was contingent on Nissan building two models in England.
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But its devoted contingent is determined to continue on its chosen course toward sustainability.
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The contingent training alongside Australian forces has grown to 1,587 from 200 in 2012.
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The longstanding British contingent in the European capital now has to disband, or regroup.
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But making Trump appear normal is contingent on public cooperation, which must be denied.
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But that would be contingent on an agreement that kicks the process into gear.
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Many of those C.E.O.s are Southerners, and supposedly the Atlanta contingent still holds sway.
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Any further contracts with Iran also would be contingent on additional federal government approval.
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It's the Latino contingent that has outstripped all other demographic groups in the sector.
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The strength is mitigated by the contingent liabilities arising from its public-sector entities.
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Zurich has contingent liabilities, and net overall risk was about CHF23bn at end-2015.
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Talks were said to be preliminary and contingent on Uber hiring a new CEO.
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Choe Son Hui, a North Korean vice foreign minister, led the North Korean contingent.
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With 170 athletes, the British contingent was the largest from Western Europe to compete.
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Among European countries, France had the largest contingent of militants go to ISIS territories.
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The Haarlem contingent that visited Harlem included officials for the economy, culture and education.
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It was the day Welsh MMA's contingent of fans has been long clamoring for.
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I do understand there's a large contingent of members who are law enforcement officers.
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He brought his wife, Melania, and a large contingent of senior White House staff.
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The work continually raises the specter of contingent doubt about man and machine efficiency.
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For instance, we found that variables such as a country's wealth, population, size of Olympic contingent (how many athletes a country sends to the Olympics), or the proportion of women in said contingent can affect Olympic success at both summer and winter Olympics.
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There was a healthy contingent of Canadiens fans in the stands and on the concourses.
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Still, the deeper meaning of these bracelets isn't contingent on getting them with someone else.
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So, this is all contingent on the private sector coming forward and making it happen.
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The action by the Charlotte council was contingent on HB2's repeal by Dec. 31.
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The chain would get so long you'd forget what request was contingent on what request.
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On the more tactical, psychological fronts, the recent evidence is somewhat encouraging, but also contingent.
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Every one of our personal bundles of unease is different, and both individuated and contingent.
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All of it is contingent on the results of my CT scan and MRI anyways.
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Happ had a large contingent of family and friends in attendance throughout this weekend's series.
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The final rating is contingent upon the receipt of documents conforming to information already received.
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"Humanitarian operations cannot be contingent on political or military initiatives," U.N. spokesman Jens Laerke said.
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In Iowa, O'Rourke's contingent has heard from Troy Price, chairman of the state's Democratic Party.
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A large contingent of police were deployed around the jail to beef up security measures.
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It's contingent on a willingness to acknowledge — and share — the power that stems from it.
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"It was definitely contingent on your race," one graduate, Nafeesah Attah, told Good Morning America.
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Only now is he telling us that this success is entirely contingent on EU membership.
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The resort was running on a skeleton crew to serve a contingent of emergency workers.
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And they, the hardcore contingent, will stand in line for hours to do exactly that.
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Just even earlier this week a large contingent of mayors went down to the border.
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Two weeks ago, Chevron executives told analysts the increase was contingent on the deal closing.
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"The final investment decision was contingent on securing financing," the company said in a statement.
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The Altice partnership was not contingent on merger talks with T-Mobile failing, Robbiati said.
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The governance compromise is contingent on the SoftBank investment, which has two stages, going through.
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This is mitigated by a moderate level of contingent liabilities arising from public-sector entities.
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The Hungarians have a small Bundesliga contingent, with Adamm Szalai of relegated Hannover among them.
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Trump himself broke with protocol Tuesday night by leaving Trump Tower without his press contingent.
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Fitch views the latter as an important source of contingent liquidity that supports the rating.
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As with most other messaging platforms, the app's usefulness is contingent on your friends joining.
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"Marvel contingent is trying to persuade Disney to explore a compromise," Deadline's Mike Fleming wrote.
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All four members of the Japanese contingent, including ispace CEO Takeshi Hakamada, had day jobs.
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Andela Kenya has opened applications for an all-female contingent in the country's capital Nairobi.
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An upgrade of the VR would be contingent on an upgrade of Spain's sovereign rating.
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HCP's contingent liquidity will likely sustain below the 2.0x typically carried by investment grade REITs.
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Both partial tender offers are independent and are not contingent on any minimum acceptance threshold.
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The contingent possibilities proliferate as the qubits become more and more "entangled" with each operation.
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Blame our generosity on the turkey coma the American contingent of TechCrunch is suffering from.
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However, the FCC approval was contingent on SpaceX filing a more detailed debris-mitigation plan.
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"This should be good," you could almost feel the contingent of fans saying to themselves.
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Instead, both are making the attempt with a private guide and contingent of Sherpa porters.
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There is a small but noisy contingent of people who are tired of being quiet.
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Related bills contingent on voter approval of the amendment were also approved in the Senate.
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" ISS added: "Target payouts for long-term awards are not contingent on rigorous performance goals.
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Firms are supposedly making compensation more contingent on performance, yet these disconnects are still happening.
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The Self Defence Force contingent and family members will increase the population by a fifth.
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The United States will provide around 14,000 troops for the exercise, the largest foreign contingent.
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Theirs isn't the only contingent of hip-hop transplants to come out of Hamilton, either.
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The "maids" was referring to the large contingent of domestic helpers in the city-state.
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Credit investors are apt to wonder whether rescuing cash-burning investees is a contingent liability.
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" Mr. Dern's statement also cautioned: "Any agreements reached will be contingent on U.S. government approval.
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Outside the power bases of Hariri and Hezbollah are a growing contingent of disenchanted voters.
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The final rating is contingent upon receipt of final documents conforming to information already received.
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This contingent is numerically a minority but it is Bollywood's most significant source of revenue.
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Reversing this problem is contingent on the senators getting item #1 above agreed to first.
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And for this sizable contingent, there is a huge difference between zero medals and one.
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I knew that there was a contingent of angry male fans; of course there were.
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Those of a larger contingent, including Ian Kershaw, the British biographer of Hitler, were appalled.
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After a fiery breakup, we made reconciliation contingent on writing and publishing a novel together.
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While criticizing its platform, this contingent, as a rule, supports the Movement for Black Lives.
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The United States brought just six male boxers to Rio, its smallest contingent since 1908.
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The latter enhances BXP's contingent liquidity profile, including during challenging property and capital market environments.
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Explicit contingent liabilities are clearly delineated and are not material compared with Abu Dhabi's assets.
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Turkish Firtina howitzers fired on IS targets as the fresh armoured contingent advanced, Dogan said.
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Barely two weeks ago he announced he wants the small but important US contingent out.
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The purchase of the historic landmark is contingent on the new owner preserving Perchetti's collection.
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Contingent liabilities of the city are low, as most of its companies are self-funding.
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Genuine Parts already has replied by increasing its deal to a contingent $12 per share.
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Their effectiveness is contingent on someone else being able to shoulder a much larger burden.
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Politicians decide something, then a large contingent of people take to the streets in disagreement.
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But the race inevitably shifted to the South and its heavy contingent of black voters.
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He said that even if Trump still didn't care, a certain contingent now probably does.
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The much smaller French contingent down the other end hasn't had much to cheer yet.
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Greg Abbott has pledged up to 1,400 troops, the largest contingent of all the states.
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That puts government on the hook for much larger financial burdens, known as contingent liabilities.
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The Trump administration has made no suggestion that it would shrink the military contingent further.
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It is contingent on LSE abandoning the deal it clinched last month to acquire Refinitiv.
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Organizers of the Paralympics were more decisive, announcing a ban on the entire Russian contingent.
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I know that Southern hospitality is a real thing, and that it isn't race-contingent.
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While the North American contingent was considered the frontrunner, Morocco did put up a fight.
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Russia's wrestling contingent almost single-handedly salvaged some semblance of sporting pride through the Olympics.
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Several countries have made even pledges that are contingent on other countries matching their ambition.
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A Spanish contingent of the coalition and NATO trainers are present at the Basmaya site.
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As they ate, the Facebook contingent tried to convince Mr. Musk that he was wrong.
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That could allow a far bigger Russian contingent elsewhere to prepare for clashes with China.
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Mr. Gritzner: There was the Hollywood contingent, and Diane Keaton was very involved in that.
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Either side can make its final-round offer contingent on both parties making a bid.
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Adding two more teams to the Overwatch League's Asian-based contingent might impact future scheduling.
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It's also a record of contingent lives, cultural changes and a political passage in time.
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He also denies that he made the aid contingent on whether Zelensky investigated the Bidens.
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Yet, can a U.S. military contingent of about only 2,85033 troops reverse the Iranian tide?
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There's also a strong Los Angeles contingent, including Lauren Halsey, Genevieve Gaignard and Diedrick Brackens.
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A sizable contingent of the audience booed him and the production team during curtain calls.
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Some economists think that the situation is contingent; Paul Krugman calls it a liquidity trap.
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Instead, he argued for a "state-contingent" guidance that summarizes the ECB's Governing Council view.
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As she drove, with a contingent of armed wildlife rangers behind her, shots rang out.
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But Forgey, the party spokeswoman, said the stipend is not contingent on signing the NDA.
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All 176 people on board, including a large contingent of Canadians and Iranians, were killed.
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Other measures of OHI's liquidity and contingent liquidity are also appropriate for the 'BBB-' rating.
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The Qaeda-linked Libyan Islamic Fighting Group had a contingent in Manchester, Mr. Pantucci said.
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Unrest deepened, and Mr. Maduro's survival grew more contingent on handouts he could not afford.
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A small contingent watched the two argue; they eventually shook hands and walked off peacefully.
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Compensation costs can be high, and could represent a contingent liability for the wider industry.
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Yet a sizable contingent of Democrats think that impeachment monomania is the right political strategy.
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Across town, at the Place de la Republique, the anti-Fillon contingent protested the idea.
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Only reason why this is not certain is that it's contingent on a shareholder vote.
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The 163-year-long Afghanistan war also has included a significant contingent of NATO forces.
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He said they had bested a smaller Afghan local police contingent, which fled the villages.
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A contingent of Yankees officials and coaches met with Cole last week in Southern California.
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But mathematics is supposed to be universally provable, not contingent on a handful of experts.
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One indication: Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has slashed the usual contingent of U.S. diplomats.
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Ms. Getty made that gift contingent on Uganda reversing a December 2013 law criminalizing homosexuality.
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If my identity is so changeable and contingent upon circumstance, what meaning does it have?
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Those barometers are always in flux, contingent upon what the poem is attempting to do.
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It represents a much larger contingent than the women on the cover: the silence keepers.
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According to a recent report from Business Insider, the Mountain View contingent now numbers 20 researchers.
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Together, the two sides have quickly emerged as a vocal and passionate contingent in this city.
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Little wonder, then, why a large contingent of big companies set up shop for the event.
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Outside of a small contingent of tech enthusiasts, smartwatches still mostly remain a novelty, after all.
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Its 43.50 euros a share offer for GfK was contingent upon reaching a 18.54 percent threshold.
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The strengths are partly offset by potentially high contingent liabilities arising from its public-sector entities.
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Fifty-three German sailors were killed in the incident, assuming its standard contingent was on board.
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Name a primary and a contingent beneficiary on such accounts, and keep those up to date.
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The final rating is contingent upon the receipt of final documents conforming to information already received.
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The protocol makes Assange's political asylum contingent on censoring his freedom of opinion, speech and association.
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The Malaysian contingent had been stranded in North Korea amid a protracted spat following the Feb.
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The final rating is contingent on the receipt of final documents conforming to information already received.
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Once in 2018 and then through 2021, but it was contingent on the Fox deal closing.
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Taylor said Trump also made a White House invitation to Zelenskiy contingent on announcing the investigations.
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Larkin said the banter with Hazzard was with good intentions, but it incited the Knicks contingent.
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The withdrawal, for example, is contingent on a ceasefire that the Taliban have yet to discuss.
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India's Thatcherite contingent argue that such problems could be solved with less state intervention, not more.
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Whether the Hurricanes end that drought this season is largely contingent on what happens Saturday night.
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Though, that money is contingent upon Brackeen rejoining the company as CEO and the board resigns.
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Their wealth was contingent on pleasing the subscription base, which was getting more and more conservative.
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I would make that contingent on who wins the election myself," Buiter told CNBC's "Worldwide Exchange.
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Yet Mr Trump's devotion to him was always contingent on Mr Bannon's ability to deliver wins.
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It said any support would be contingent on a sustainable business model for the struggling airline.
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Their future performance is contingent on whether they can deliver on those high expectations, says Smith.
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That annual amount, however, is contingent upon performance and injuries, and can vary year to year.
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And a large AfD contingent in the Bundestag will add another noisy voice against new integration.
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Rebecca Kahn, a South Carolina-based senior in high school, is part of that lucky contingent.
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True, a large Catholic contingent and high levels of piety are both associated with stricter rules.
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"Tamil Nadu somehow always ends up with the largest contingent of cabinet members," says Mr Suri.
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Part of the financing is contingent on the FDA decision, which is expected on July 30.
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Premiums can either be paid upfront (often by funders) or be contingent on a successful settlement.
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The final ratings are contingent upon the receipt of final documents conforming to information already received.
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But these and other Malheur birding excursions are contingent on a timely resolution to the standoff.
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So-called "CoCo" bonds - widely-watched contingent convertible bonds - set a new record low last week.
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The settlement should cover all legal and budgetary commitments as well as liabilities, including contingent liabilities.
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Significant destabilisation for our international contingent who feel that this country no longer wants them here.
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But that's all contingent on a safe inaugural launch—something that's far from a sure bet.
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The price is a romantic $123 million in cash, inclusive of a $5 million contingent earnout.
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So phone deals are contingent on joining Verizon's network, or already being a part of it.
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It's still somewhat contingent on good health, with planning in segments of three to five years.
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These instruments are called contingent convertible bonds, or "cocos", also known as additional Tier-1 securities.
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He may have also been trying to mollify a rabid anti-Clinton contingent within the FBI.
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Her involvement in the plot was usually contingent upon some dispute about marriage or her husband.
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America's judo contingent had a couple of redemption stories of their own to celebrate in Rio.
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EUFOR has said the British contingent will be fully integrated with the rest of the force.
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The republic's exposure to contingent risk is likely to remain sizable at 23.6% of current revenue.
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Reforms to the SOE sector are critical to checking the rise in contingent liabilities, Moody's said.
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The final ratings are contingent on the receipt of final documents conforming to information already received.
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Our research indicates it is in the 5 to 7 contingent jobs for every manufacturing job.
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Further, continued regulatory action to ensure sufficient contingent capital has been implemented for all Canadian banks.
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STAG's substantial unencumbered asset pool is a source of contingent liquidity that enhances its credit profile.
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"In a way, [advertisers] are associating with the captain of the Indian Olympic contingent," added Mishra.
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There is a contingent of folks that sometimes lay back, thinking they don't need my vote.
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Still, the sale to ABG is contingent on bankruptcy court approval at a hearing this Thursday.
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The Molson Coors, Asahi and Snow transactions are contingent on the Anheuser-Busch-SABMiller merger closing.
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The launch of a YouTube music streaming platform was contingent on such agreements with major labels.
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Chants of "USA, USA" rang out from the healthy contingent of American fans in the crowd.
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Putin said that offer would be contingent on the US allowing Russians to interrogate certain Americans.
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The final rating is contingent on receipt of final documents conforming materially to the preliminary documentation.
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Furthermore, continued regulatory action to ensure sufficient contingent capital has been implemented for all Canadian banks.
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The decree said the Russian contingent would include military observers, staff officers and military communications specialists.
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The festival attracts artists and a large contingent of technology workers from Silicon Valley, among others.
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It received conflicting orders, and in at least two instances the Chinese contingent abandoned its posts.
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Russia's status as a great power is largely contingent on what they do in the Arctic.
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Half a dozen armies, including a contingent of American Special Forces, are already operating inside Somalia.
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Pelosi on Tuesday declined to play her hand, saying her next move is contingent upon McConnell's.
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But the Washington contingent remains convinced that Officer Pantaleo deprived Mr. Garner of his civil rights.
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But both offers are contingent on the Nevada government's ponying up the remaining $750 million. Gov.
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L's roving performance with a small contingent of local dancers, which took place over three days.
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However, deal talks have stumbled over valuation because of contingent liabilities, one of the sources said.
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A US military official told CNN that the new contingent would consist of about 40 soldiers.
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Notably, Bannon appeared receptive to the conservative contingent, while Priebus and Bremberg advocated for Ryan's approach.
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Last year, he pushed the Census Bureau to reinstate the Contingent Worker Supplement to gather data.
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These working Americans, often times called contingent workers, make up 85033 percent of the American workforce.
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If Americans can accept this growing contingent of pink-dreaded teenagers, why not four Chinese guys?
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Political order is perilously contingent, and that's a lesson America hasn't learned in a long time.
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Trump discusses security commitments in commercial terms, suggesting they remain contingent on financial concessions from allies.
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But that's not enough for advocates, who want federal funding to be contingent on ADA compliance.
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Broadcom has said that its offer was contingent on all six of its candidates being elected.
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Mum (Bryce Dallas Howard) runs hot and cold, her warmth always contingent on her own needs.
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The U.S. contingent on the ground called in airstrikes that reportedly killed hundreds of enemy fighters.
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And 8 percent — a tiny group, but a contingent nonetheless — said likewise about politically conservative students.
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"Contingent planning," a strategy of anticipating workplace distractions, was especially effective in improving productivity and engagement.
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L) (LSE), with any offer contingent on the LSE ditching its acquisition of data company Refinitiv.
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Mr. Rawling's donation was contingent on the school raising $7 million by the end of 2020.
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The transaction is not contingent on the closing of deal with CEFC China Energy, Cowen said.
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In December, Mr. Trump promised to withdraw the entire contingent of about 2000 American forces there.
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The United Kingdom has also formed a contingent of art reservists, the Cultural Property Protection Unit.
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For many years the allure of Silicon Valley was contingent on the ability to move here.
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One way to do that is meet contingent workers' demands for certain amenities, like digital payment.
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The final rating is contingent upon the receipt of final documentation conforming to information already received.
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Mr. Sondland said he merely "presumed" that aid to Ukraine was contingent on investigating the Bidens.
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Government revenues were declining, payment arrears were building, and we had a large contingent financial risks.
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"President Trump never told me directly that the aid was contingent on the meetings," he said.
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The driver had been arrested and the police were on the scene with a large contingent.
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Nearly 60 Canadians were killed in the incident, as well as a large contingent of Iranians.
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If Trump succeeds in making citizenship racialized and contingent, that's an existential threat to American Jews.
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Andy Barr MORE (R-Ky.), makes 15 percent of that contribution contingent on overdue institutional reforms.
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But Shapovalov was roared on by a large Canadian contingent while Berrettini also enjoyed vocal backing.
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The banks could not agree on valuation because of contingent liabilities, one of the sources said.
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He once dressed down a contingent from the U.S. Agency for International Development for their incompetence.
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In purchasing The Atlantic, Powell Jobs joins a growing contingent of tech heavyweights investing in media.
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Working women — lawyers, bankers — are a huge contingent of who I'm speaking to with the brand.
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Mr. Trump, buttressed by his own contingent of chief executives from Dow Chemical, IBM and Salesforce.
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Congress, Kavanaugh noted, knows how to write a law that makes a payment contingent on appropriations.
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"All of this is contingent on a real investigation that digs into the facts," he said.
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He prefers to see himself as a guru leading a contingent of believers among the unenlightened.
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His formal announcement has always been contingent on whether polling showed a convincing path to victory.
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Battistella was promoted to gold with a large contingent of Dutch fans booing in the fanzone.
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Rather than being fringe parties, the right-wing Berlusconi-Salvini contingent are no strangers to power.
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Far from arbitrary, these prices are contingent on a variety of factors, just like interest rates.
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That offer is contingent on Viacom accepting all other aspects of CBS's bid, the sources added.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals affirms that voting cannot be contingent on one's ability to pay.
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He said Ms. Robertson's hiring was contingent on passing a background check and producing needed documentation.
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There is a notable contingent of home-schooling parents and children among them, Professor Swidler said.
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But there was also a vocal contingent who staged their own protest, of sorts, in response.
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There was also a large contingent of rowdy Sixers fans who announced their presence with irony.
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But — in a first for the state — the incentives are contingent upon certain job-quality criteria.
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Both the MillerCoors and Asahi transactions would be contingent on regulators signing off on the larger merger.
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On June 16th the UN contingent revealed that it had decommissioned just 60% of the FARC's weapons.
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As we've heard Melisandre mention, Azor Ahai's second coming will be contingent on the following factors: 1.
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Tunisia currently supplies the largest contingent of foreign fighters to IS in Iraq, Syria and neighboring Libya.
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How many people looking for asshole survival strategies fail to notice they're part of the asshole contingent?
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The new contingent would include special operations forces, trainers, advisers, and explosive ordinance disposal teams, he said.
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And, of course, your relationship isn't contingent upon you sending a text first thing in the morning.
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Instead, as United's forlorn away contingent looked on, Spurs showed just how much the tables have turned.
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Scaramucci joins a growing contingent of former fellow Goldman Sachs employees set to join the new administration.
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In February, Origin said it estimates contingent resources in the field to be 6.6 trillion cubic feet.
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He will join an already sizable conservative contingent in the Post's rotation of regular op-ed contributors.
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Outside the gates a contingent of the Bolivarian National Guard stood by impassively as the shots crackled.
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When a small contingent of gay Republicans marched in the parade, they were greeted with loud boos.
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The agreement is contingent on Occidental first reaching an agreement to buy Anadarko and closing the deal.
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There does appear to be a small but growing contingent of conservatives advocating for climate change action.
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But his chances of winning could be contingent on the fastest growing demographic in the state: Latinos.
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The latest jobs report will be closely watched following the BoE's data and Brexit-contingent hawkish signal.
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A woman leads the Indian Navy contingent during India's 69th Republic Day Parade in New Delhi. Capt.
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The schedule - now delayed by months - was contingent on winning regulatory approval early in the fourth quarter.
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The final ratings are contingent upon the receipt of final documents conforming to the information already received.
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As for her security,"there were guards around her but not a huge contingent," the source adds.
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Each foul was cheered by the Belgian fans with ironic cheers coming from the England contingent too.
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For the size of its 11 million population, Belgium has the biggest contingent of Islamist foreign fighters.
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But the former may be contingent on the extent and nature of the likely fall in sterling.
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Feistl decides to send a contingent inside the apartment, even though that wasn't part of the plan.
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The company noted that the sale was contingent on approval from a bankruptcy court hearing next Thursday.
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A spokesman for Payne said further details of the training contingent would be determined in coming days.
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Westerners make up 5% of total visitors, Americans about 20% of the Western contingent, according to statistics.
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It was unclear how large a contingent of US military might be required for a longterm commitment.
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"This is a Brexit-contingent hawkish signal," said Viraj Patel, an FX analyst at ING in London.
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The creative prowess of a great artist is contingent upon what they do with what they have.
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The offer is contingent on the 1.2 million Britons living in European Union countries receiving reciprocal treatment.
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But the kitty contingent won't be coming up with a theory of quantum gravity any time soon.
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Rauner said enactment of the latter bill was contingent on the passage of "major" statewide pension reform.
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Now, if Sanders didn't speak for a large contingent on the American left, his positions wouldn't matter.
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The contingent will be part of the 85,000 security officers that have been deployed to the city.
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Take, for example, the fact that: During this same time, the contingent workforce has been steadily growing.
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This is contingent on core African economies improving profiles for power generation, broadband connectivity, and transportation infrastructure.
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Since my scholarship renewal is contingent on maintaining a high GPA, grades are very important to me.
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At a recent conference aimed at professional coaches, your correspondent made up half of the female contingent.
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The investment is contingent upon 2825% of the loan extending the maturity date, according to regulatory filings.
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The spinoff is not contingent on the I.P.O. that Clydesdale had announced plans to pursue in December.
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Large and Liquid Unencumbered Portfolio Host's large unencumbered asset pool provides an excellent source of contingent liquidity.
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"It was an isolated attack and all other members of the Croatian contingent are safe," Kristicevic said.
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"It was an isolated attack and all other members of the Croatian contingent are safe," he added.
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Most Syrians live in southern Turkish provinces near the border but Istanbul province holds the largest contingent.
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A US military official has told CNN that the new contingent would consist of about 40 soldiers.
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But I knew — even in that very dark place — love's success is not contingent on its lasting.
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The Chinese contingent took their seats to the far right of the podium where US Rear Adm.
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The commission said a recount order is contingent on a full payment for the process due Tuesday.
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High foreign ownership (over 80%) in the banking sector mitigates contingent liabilities to the sovereign balance sheet.
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The data suggests that, despite YouTube's contingent demonetization, the attention has helped him further grow his audience.
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You can bet a contingent of Patriots fans led that choir of boos after the Super Bowl.
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The assignment of the final rating is contingent upon final documents conforming to the information already received.
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A large contingent of economists — and even some Republicans themselves — have already called these growth projections unrealistic.
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This strength is mitigated by a high level of contingent liabilities arising from its public-sector entities.
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A sizeable contingent of troops is to remain in Afghanistan until at least the start of 2017.
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An upside to the VR is contingent on the bank significantly strengthening its funding profile and capitalisation.
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Perhaps because the money was contingent on New York dropping its proposed regulations of the ridesharing industry.
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Do policymakers meet the growing demand of contingent employment by using incentives in cases of independent contracting?
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Yamana will receive $800 million in cash, and contingent payments totaling about $225 million, the companies said.
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President Trump is ramping up U.S. involvement, but a contingent of lawmakers are preparing to push back.
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"There's still a very strong contingent of people who are in denial about climate change," Nye said.
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But much of this is contingent upon Abdeslam talking to authorities, which is far from a given.
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It is contingent on spending cuts by the state government and measures to raise revenues, authorities said.
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"That 3% forecast is not contingent" on a China deal, Kudlow said in an interview with CNBC.
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The Tanzanian contingent is part of the U.N. peacekeeping mission's Force Intervention Brigade, tasked with offensive operations.
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These strengths are partly offset by potentially high contingent liabilities arising from the municipality's public-sector entities.
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All of this is contingent upon whether you find someone that you feel safe doing this with.
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Even among Apple users, there's likely still a sizable contingent of users still holding onto Spotify accounts.
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This contingent is so bent on kneecapping an agency that it is oblivious to potential unintended consequences.
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The DOJ said its approval is contingent on Aetna selling its Medicare Part D prescription drug business.
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But a large contingent feared that another Fujimori presidency would mean a return to authoritarianism in Peru.
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Of course, being successful on these newer platforms is contingent on understanding how to maximize your investment.
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On Iran, there's a strong contingent of Republicans and Democrats who think Trump is not hawkish enough.
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In hot markets, sellers often discard offers that are contingent on the buyers' ability to obtain financing.
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The large contingent of security officers working overtime cost the country over 7.4 million Euros ($8.2 million).
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Nevada has a strong contingent of Hispanic voters, and South Carolina has a significant African-American population.
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Further development of Israel's relations with the Arab world is contingent upon progress on the Palestinian front.
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The project's future, however, is likely contingent on a change of party control in the White House.
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Still, Cruz was expected to do well in Kansas, which has a strong contingent of social conservatives.
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"Thirty-five percent of the work force is at some level of contingent work status," he said.
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The President will be accompanied by a smaller contingent of advisers compared to his earlier foreign trips.
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Unique prints, styles, and materials make Herschel a popular option, especially according to the high school contingent.
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Sharp said in a statement earlier on Friday that it has been disclosing its contingent liabilities properly.
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As a state, the island would have a contingent of elected officials in Congress who could vote.
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"My aim today is not to argue for state-contingent price-level targeting," Evans said on Tuesday.
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LHP Brent Suter is playing in front of a sizeable contingent of family and friends in Cincinnati.
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Sondland specifically testified that a Trump meeting sought by Zelensky was contingent on him publicly announcing investigations.
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That arrangement, however, was contingent upon Manafort demonstrating the financial support for a $10 million bail package.
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A loud Argentine contingent in the stands cheered their team enthusiastically through the end of the game.
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The same source said the talks had faltered on differences in valuations that arose from contingent liabilities.
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That said, off-budget infrastructure spending may continue to rise, with a corresponding increase in contingent liabilities.
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Suniva's debtor-in-possession financing from SQN was contingent in part on filing the Section 201 petition.
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From the earliest English settlements forward, a person's place in America has been contingent on their work.
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Already 56 people in the United Nations contingent have been killed, and more are certain to die.
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"Hola, mucho gusto," Obama said, waving to the Cuban contingent from his podium onstage at Stanford University.
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The final rating is contingent upon the receipt of final documents conforming to the information already received.
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Lawmakers singled out contingent charging, where advisers are only rewarded for recommending a particular course of action.
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There is also a large contingent of independent voters, with 216,577 active voters holding no party affiliation.
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Brunetti and Chris Ware were the oldest; Drnaso and Leitten had also invited a large millennial contingent.
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And if the Trump administration has its way, housing authorities will make their subsidies contingent on work.
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Many are traveling with their children, though adult men traveling without families are the single largest contingent.
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Yes, we've learned that a sizable contingent of voters will favor a sexual predator over a Democrat.
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The mood was relaxed, the line of chat nicely contingent on the reactions of the audience members.
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The local news media reported that Ms. Yousafzai was brought to Islamabad with a large security contingent.
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And while some still embrace the home-and-pajama model, a large contingent hits the corner cafe.
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Christopher Bolz, the Green Beret officer in charge of the American contingent, to a Singaporean news outlet.
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The Bhutanese contingent seem to enjoy the spectacle but most have no urge to leave their kingdom.
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That conflict almost expanded when a small contingent of Russian troops seized the Pristina airport in Kosovo.
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In fact, Mr. Lentol's bill received backlash from a large contingent of Democrats when it was introduced.
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Australia is known for its policy innovation, from compulsory voting to income-contingent loans for higher education.
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" He described it as a cross between a university and farming town with a strong "southern contingent.
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The scientific process is a human one, its facts messy, contingent, hard-fought and built through iteration.
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The Saturday parade drew a massive contingent of counterprotesters and a heavy police presence, according to reports.
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A Hulu transaction would have to be a parallel deal and not contingent on the Sky stake.
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Inside, there was a bunch of Dallas green, and a strong contingent of yellow-clad Predators fans.
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The I.P.O. and loans contingent on the offering were expected to raise as much as $10 billion.
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But the state's space industry's fortunes are contingent on the proposed $22014 billion NASA budget getting passed.
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A sizable contingent of vegans and vegetarians struggle in a culture that is based on hunting game.
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It is a six-month deal, contingent on the cooperation of non-OPEC countries, most notably Russia.
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No. Instead, Congress could have simply made each company's tax cut contingent on each company increasing wages.
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The issue was stark on Wednesday, when a relatively small contingent of Patriots players flanked the president.
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But the Sanders campaign has become a powerful platform to amplify the experiences of this multiracial contingent.
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The final rating is contingent on the receipt of the final documents conforming to information already received.
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Additionally, a deterioration in contingent liquidity could result in negative momentum on the ratings and/or Outlook.
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To do that, the administration could reduce aid or make it contingent on Pakistan's efforts against terrorists.
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The rest of this year's group is split between the traditional oldies contingent and more modern sounds.
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WE HAD A SMALL CONTINGENT FROM CHINA HERE, WHAT, TWO WEEKS AGO OR SO. SO WE'LL SEE.
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Winning the war on terrorism is contingent on our ability to prevent new people from becoming terrorists.
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An upgrade of the rating would be contingent on the bank resuming coupon payments on the instruments.
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" It added that "any and all contracts with Iran's airlines will be contingent upon U.S. government approval.
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Some candidates like Biden, Yang, and Bloomberg appeal more the the slightly liberal contingent in the party.
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I submitted the grid, and got an acceptance contingent on replacing an entry in the southwest quadrant.
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The police in Port-au-Prince fired tear gas and rubber bullets at one contingent of protesters.
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All our knowledge of the world depends on experience, which means that it is contingent, not absolute.
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Now, at 60-something, Ms. Milam has joined a growing contingent of female distillers and whiskey enthusiasts.
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Devin Nunes's memo regarding the FISA warrant application permitting surveillance of Page — is all contingent on Trump.
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Second, even for those Jews who are, our inclusion in the category of whiteness is historically contingent.
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But by Taylor's own reckoning, if the blood-and-soil contingent wins, American democracy could be lost.
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For Mangold, more than any other artist of his generation, painting is contingent, rather than self-sufficient.
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The projected U.S. deployment is already roughly the same size as the U.S. military contingent in Iraq.
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Nipping those privacy concerns from the electric taping webcam contingent in the bud was likely a driver here.
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Four years later, the number had decreased to 40,000, with the last major contingent withdrawing in December 2011.
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Indeed, though its Republican contingent prematurely declared the inquiry over, he and his Democratic colleagues never stopped investigating.
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Separately, Russia said it was already preparing to withdraw its military contingent from Syria, Russian news agencies reported.
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Quarterly tranches of around $600 million would be contingent on Iraq meeting the SBA performance criteria, he added.
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Despite the attempt to squash the movement, a smaller contingent of demonstrators managed to protest during the day.
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The Arizona Cardinals are among the teams expected to send a large contingent of coaches and personnel evaluators.
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Among the teams expected to send a large contingent of coaches and personnel evaluators are the Arizona Cardinals.
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Thus, these state-run programs largely will increase access to a workplace plan for that contingent of workers.
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The company, however, tells Gizmodo that the research partnership and fundraise deal were not contingent on one another.
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The drug's continued approval for this indication may be contingent upon the results of confirmatory trials, Merck said.
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The contingent payment is linked to uranium spot prices and Rossing's net income during the next seven years.
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But much of this is contingent on clean-up crews having a clearer picture of the conditions inside.
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Getting a driver's license or renewing an occupational license could be made contingent on compliance with the mandate.
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That means that alternative ways of managing the customs and regulatory differences contingent on Brexit must be explored.
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The deployment will create an active-duty force comparable in size to the U.S. military contingent in Iraq.
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Kay Ivey, which is contingent on providing information that leads to an arrest and conviction in the case.
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And senior administration officials testified in private sessions that Trump made "security assistance money" contingent upon political favors.
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Kay Ivey, which is contingent on providing information that leads to an arrest and conviction in the case.
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Guaranteed accessible education for all is contingent on a balance between edtech and a stable public education system.
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It would have received $2.8 billion in cash and a deferred contingent payment of up to $100 million.
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"A part of my healing when I lost Trayvon was contingent on me helping others heal," she says.
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Texas Democrats were fielding their largest contingent of congressional and legislative candidates in a primary in several decades.
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He was leading a contingent of more than a dozen Australian relatives, all holding a similar dark secret.
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All of this remains at least somewhat contingent on the tolerance of the companies whose settings Jumbo manages.
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That would be contingent on completion of Aetna's purchase of Humana, which the Justice Department is currently opposing.
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Empathy should not be contingent on our proximity to suffering or the likelihood of it happening to us.
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The move may be contingent on how European capitals respond to the nerve agent attack, the source said.
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Therefore, upside potential in Santander Rio's ratings is heavily contingent upon positive developments in the sovereign rating dynamics.
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It's true that there is a strong pole dancing contingent among strippers and exotic dancers—hence the stereotype.
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"Basically you get an offer and it's contingent upon you successfully passing the drug test," said Lee Flores.
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He noted that 76% of McMillon's compensation is contingent on performance goals that have not been met yet.
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However, the deal was contingent on the successful launch and in-orbit testing of the Amos-6 satellite.
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They're contingent statuses: The US can't force you back, but it doesn't have to fully take you in.
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Hard power and soft power are often gendered, and soft power tends to be contingent on hard power.
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When the Trinidadian bowler Shannon Gabriel charged in murderously, feet pounding the turf, the English contingent murmured contentedly.
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The final rating is contingent upon the receipt of final documents conforming to information already received by Fitch.
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Couples get to know each other as people, not as teammates whose success is contingent on athletic compatibility.
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The acquisition is contingent upon the successful divestment and separation of KLX's Energy Services Group business, KLX said.
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The U.S.-led coalition says at least 20 fighters from the Arab contingent of the SDF have died.
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And, of course, who leaves diaries and memoirs is somewhat contingent upon their social class and their literacy.
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It is contingent on approval from independent members of the Reynolds board who were not nominated by BAT.
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There is an unusually large contingent of people who need time slots in addition to Warren: Vermont Sen.
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But, unlike previous years, the NDP has a strong contingent of former cabinet members in its opposition ranks.
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Though Alisobhani was born in California, her family includes a large contingent of people still living in Iran.
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S&P said it does not expect 1MDB to represent a large contingent liability to the Malaysian government.
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Last to go, accompanied by roars from large Colombian contingent in the stands, was world champion Mariana Pajon.
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This meant that the Puppy contingent saw the Hugos as capable of being gamed — and they were right.
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The final rating of the notes is contingent on the receipt of documents confirming the information already received.
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The latter said it would not sign the deal until Sharp clarified previously undisclosed contingent liabilities, reported Reuters.
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With a peak customer age of 24, Ikea's customers are the only contingent that falls under 30 here.
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Meeting such a threshold is a tall order and makes the case contingent on rather murky empirical predictions.
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In recent weeks, the deal had stalled after Sharp revealed around $2.66 billion of previously undisclosed contingent liabilities.
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HSBC said the so-called contingent convertible bonds, or "CoCos", would pay an annual interest of 6.875 percent.
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Manning joined the New York City Pride March Sunday as part of the American Civil Liberties Union's contingent.
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Bajwa had also served abroad, commanding the Pakistan Contingent in Congo, and had spent time commanding infantry divisions.
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However, a powerful Russian contingent remained in place and there was little sign of operations being scaled back.
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But more surprising to Isentaeva was that the seller was willing to work with a cryptocurrency contingent sale.
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In this round, Fox and Comcast can make their offers contingent on the other making a new bid.
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In fact, the contingent workforce is projected to reach 45% of the private, non-farm workforce by 2020.
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In the last scenario, the worker's very presence in the country—her visa—is contingent on her employer.
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Its operation is contingent on presidential appointments to fill out the 13 spots on the nascent organization's board.
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He repeated those calls Thursday and suggested that U.S. military assistance may be contingent on them boosting supply.
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" From a source close to the president: "His reelection effort is 100 percent contingent on building a wall.
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Taylor said Trump had also made a White House visit by Zelenskiy contingent on his opening the investigations.
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Taylor said Trump had also made a White House visit by Zelenskiy contingent on him opening the investigations.
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Initially, reaching a deal was contingent on the successful launch of Spacecom's Amos-6 satellite on Sept. 3.
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A UN peacekeeping force with a large Nigerian contingent disarmed former combatants and put their weapons beyond use.
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Following the deal, Point's reserves and contingent resources will amount to about 350 million barrels of oil equivalent.
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The Democratic Party has a chance to see what its Bernie contingent is pointing out to party leadership.
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However, they said that dialogue was contingent on the condition that North Korea give up its nuclear weapons.
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Putin said that offer would be contingent on the US consenting to allow Russians to interrogate certain Americans.
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Pishevar's heart may be in the right place, but his success is contingent on factors beyond his grasp.
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It's also possible the plans fell apart because it was contingent on using Intel chips for future iPhones.
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Nonetheless, by the end of the century, the massive Cold War contingent was drawn down to about 90,000.
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The Air Force recently deployed a contingent of F-35s to the Middle East for the first time.
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The new contingent of US Marines will be located at Setermoen in Troms, according to the Defense Ministry.
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It is about the free-trade contingent of the American political class versus the populist wing, Cramer said.
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The SDF in Syria are backed by U.S. air strikes and a small contingent of American special forces.
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"The FRNSW contingent are among the 100 personnel from across Australia deployed to the region," the tweet said.
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However, Sanofi has no plans to use contingent value rights in any new offer, according to the sources.
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They were attractive to the then-Labour government because the financing appeared "off balance sheet" as contingent liabilities.
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His support isn't contingent on exhibiting "presidential" behavior, or shifting his energies to lofty discussions of public policy.
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The final ratings on the notes are contingent upon the receipt of documents conforming to information already received.
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On sugar, the U.S. should only end our subsidies contingent upon other major sugar producers doing the same.
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What's less clear is who she considers a first-choice heir and who she considers a contingent spare.
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In January, outgoing President Barack Obama eased sanctions on Sudan but made some moves contingent upon further review.
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The cherubic Davis was part of an impressive recruiting class with a large contingent of Texas-bred players.
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The Molson Coors, Asahi and Snow transactions are all contingent on the SABMiller-Anheuser Busch InBev merger closing.
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The bid is said to be contingent on its management team being in charge of the combined entity.
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Far too many of these contingent faculty have miserable pay and working conditions, and very little job security.
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Before a maneuver, you must always imagine the most awful thing the contingent world might throw your way.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, a conservative business-oriented lobbying group, deployed the largest contingent, with 100 lobbyists.
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A hopeful contingent suggested Marvel could bring in much-needed nonwhite heroes by casting an actor of color.
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In 2016, contingent liabilities accounted for RUB9.5 billion or around 15% of current revenue versus 25% in 2014.
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But the forces propelling the far right's rise are not contingent on these events, and aren't going away.
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These traditionally are not considered variables contingent on policy, but rather the premises upon which U.S. democracy operates.
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This region is home to many rebel groups and hosts the largest U.N. peacekeeping contingent in the world.
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Witnesses have testified that Ukrainian officials understood that the aid was contingent on Zelensky acceding to Trump's demands.
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The agreement expired last month and was contingent on a sale of the television division, which never happened.
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In this approach, patients receive small rewards contingent on positive behavior (a cocaine-free urine test, for example).
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If the drivers were athletes, the nation of Zamboni would be the 22nd-largest contingent at the Games.
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While there's still a meaningful contingent of moderate Democrats in Congress, the moderate Republican has essentially gone extinct.
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Artists over the age of 50 make up a significant contingent of those represented by online galleries. Artsy.
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Williams was part of the American contingent that traveled to FESTAC — so was Stevie Wonder, by the way.
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But CBS News also found a contingent of voters who were possibly newly activated by the confirmation fight.
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Perhaps something will happen this week, since the Mets' full contingent of decision makers is in Las Vegas.
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And a big contingent of politically orphaned political strategists, academics and donors would be ready to lend support.
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The separation agreement for Mr. Rubin was also contingent on his agreeing to refrain from working with rivals.
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There's a growing contingent of moderate to conservative Republican lawmakers who say Trump makes their jobs more difficult.
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The club's female contingent has grown to nearly 30 percent, thanks partly to recent films and television adaptations.
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Russia has sent nearly 100 military personnel to Caracas, a contingent the Kremlin has described as military specialists.
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The critical groups largely subsist on government grants, which are contingent on the organizations meeting contractually-obligated benchmarks.
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A contingent of police officers rushed to the scene and kept the sides apart until the confrontation subsided.
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The couple are standouts among the president's small contingent of visible supporters in his hometown, New York City.
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The industry is built on contingent labor that rarely enjoys enough stability to build a long-term community.
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Poland currently hosts a rotating international contingent of around 7,000 troops, most of them from the United States.
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But Xerox said Tuesday that the agreement was contingent on Mr. Deason's ending his litigation against the company.
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Late last year, a bipartisan contingent in both the Senate and House began meeting to revive the effort.
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Wyden's opposition, however, signals possible opposition from the small contingent of dedicated civil liberties advocates on Capitol Hill.
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A contingent of a half dozen Cosby backers — more than on previous days — chanted slogans on his behalf.
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In March, Ms. Yousafzai received a conditional offer from Oxford's Lady Margaret Hall, contingent on her exam results.
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Contingent faculty members make up about 453 percent of the teachers in higher education in the United States.
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A Brazilian contingent of U.N. peacekeepers and Haitian national police held back the crowd until an ambulance arrived.
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The Virginia House legislation would also make coverage under the expansion contingent on a work requirement for beneficiaries.
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The United States' playing this role should be contingent on Pakistan preventing cross-border terrorist attacks in India.
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The NPVIC amounts so far to 28500 electorates, although Colorado's approval is now contingent on a 6900 referendum.
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"This bailout (South African Airways) is taken into account at the level of moderate contingent liabilities," he said.
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If a relationship is contingent upon you saying yes when you don't want to, there's something deeply wrong.
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The final rating is contingent upon receipt of final documents conforming to the information already received by Fitch.
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A higher rating for the holding company would be contingent on Anglian Water materially reducing its regulatory gearing.
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These strengths are partly offset by potentially high contingent liabilities arising from Huai An Traffic's public-sector entities.
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A trade secret is an essential form of intellectual property whose economic value is contingent upon remaining secret.
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Duda met a sizable contingent of media in the Rays dugout about two hours before his first game.
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A small but growing contingent of German analysts and commentators have endorsed versions of a European nuclear program.
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Texas Democrats are fielding their largest contingent of congressional and legislative candidates in a primary in several decades.
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Therefore, upside potential in the Macro's ratings is heavily contingent upon positive developments in the sovereign rating dynamics.
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But this is all contingent on Australia's high vaccination coverage and screening being maintained, write the study authors.
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The Wasp was ordered to escort a contingent of transport ships carrying Marine reinforcements to fight in Guadalcanal.
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But there is another contingent that is larger than even the biggest provincial delegation: the People's Liberation Army.
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In commuting Ms. Brown's sentence, Mr. Haslam was bucking a huge law-and-order contingent in this state.
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Campaign. This grant-contingent position is expected, but not yet committed, to be renewed for a second year.
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These same issues permeate across full time and contingent jobs at Microsoft and the industry as a whole.
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In nearby Mecidiyekoy, a large contingent of riot police used water cannons and tear gas to disperse protesters.
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The U.S. Department of Energy sent its largest contingent ever, it told Reuters, without giving a specific number.
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She surely harbors some residual Stark hatred that will factor into her frosty reception of the northern contingent.
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On any given day, the FBI receives a deluge of tips, many from the tinfoil hat-wearing contingent.
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The early success of Schroeder's task force is contingent on getting the girls to testify against their pimps.
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