I could hear his sullenness quietly converting to brooding resentment.
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But converting to a holding company structure can be costly.
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The photos sparked rumors that Lohan was converting to Islam.
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But not by converting to my own religion, Roman Catholicism.
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The Kentucky Coal Mining Museum is converting to solar power.
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My reasons for converting to Apple's upgrade program are primarily financial.
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Some Jews decided to stay, converting to Catholicism against their will.
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Mr Abdel-Samad was briefly a Muslim Brother before converting to secularism.
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The research delves deep into the specifics of converting to clean energy.
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The only way to stop the slavery is by converting to Islam.
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In reality, Liang believed, the man was imprisoned for converting to Christianity.
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Now that all trucks are converting to electronic logs, you can't cheat.
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Legislation signed into law this summer now makes converting to an ESOP easier.
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Meanwhile, Nazis are converting to Islam and then killing their old Nazi friends.
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You've then got all kinds of options, from cropping to converting to GIF-ifying.
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Shylock is taken to trial, and the play concludes with him converting to Christianity.
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"The majority of Dalit communities in rural Nepal are converting to Christianity," said Bajracharya.
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Now, using software licensed from What3Words, Carteiro Amigo is converting to three-word addresses.
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I know you're currently eying the legacy students and considering converting to their aesthetic.
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It was from a person named Joshua purporting to be interested in converting to Islam.
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Abdul-Jabbar, 69, formerly known as Lew Alcindor, changed his name after converting to Islam.
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Nearly half of those accounts have been converting to paying full rates, Gerspach has said.
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Converting to Christianity at age 19 helped her finally find "peace and joy," she says.
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Converting to Christianity was the first step she took toward putting her past behind her.
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First, one analysis after another showed that converting to a 85033(k) doesn't save money.
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"A lot of us are cutting labor and converting to automated express washes," he said.
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Shortly after we got engaged in February, she started the process of converting to Judaism.
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Cassius depicts boxer Cassius Clay, who after converting to Islam, took the name Muhammed Ali.
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Jdate allows daters to filter out matches who would not consider converting to Judaism, for instance.
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She fled her home in the city of Pulsnitz last year shortly after converting to Islam.
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Summer is shocked to learn Jade has officially joined a mosque and is converting to Islam.
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That's because under Islamic law, Barbari could be sent to jail in Iran for converting to Christianity.
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Hashemi was born Melanie Franklin in the United States and changed her name after converting to Islam.
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A German politician for a far-right, anti-Islam party shocked the country by converting to Islam.
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A lawyer by training, Mr. Wang was a well-known blogger before converting to Christianity in 2005.
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She also allowed several for-profit schools to evade even those loosened rules by converting to nonprofits.
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While some of that was undoubtedly due to immigration, a significant portion came from Americans converting to Islam.
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To avoid the risk of higher taxes in the future, Estes has many clients converting to Roth IRAs.
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A 2009 jihadist recruiting manual that Wood cites ranked the likelihood of people converting to Salafism or jihadism.
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Born a Hindu, Mr Dhar ran a business renting out bouncy castles in London before converting to Islam.
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The dining area extends to the end of the lounge, converting to primarily bench and bar-style seating.
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Converting to Christianity, welcoming missionaries, and relinquishing more than forty male concubines for monogamy emerge as expedient moves.
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After converting to Islam in 1971, he changed his name from Lew Alcindor Jr. to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.
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After converting to Marxism, he theorized about the neutering of human self-awareness and initiative by consumer capitalism.
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Writing "this is a test" in pen was close, but no cigar, with the lettering converting to "*hisis_test" instead.
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After converting to LED streetlights, Los Angeles has excess power capacity, which it's using to charge up electric cars.
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Before Kushner could propose marriage in June 2009, Trump had to complete the lengthy process of converting to Judaism.
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We began converting to BPA-free liners two years ago, and continued as suppliers were able to supply cans.
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He spent the next three years as a reserve, first at tight end before eventually converting to defensive end.
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"In the STEM programs, 60-100 percent of the interns are converting to full-time employees," Fishman Cohen says.
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Yet Longstreet's legacy was accepting Confederate defeat, favoring Reconstruction, and converting to the Republican Party after the Civil War.
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While living there, he underwent a transformation, changing his name and converting to Islam, said his father, Janardan Debnath.
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Before converting to Christianity in 2005, he was named one of the 50 most prominent public intellectuals in China.
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Her father liked being there so much that he bought a dairy farm he's converting to a nut farm.
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We noticed that people were picking up the ISIS ideology who weren't even Muslim, they were converting to Islam.
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When converting to a Roth IRA, you want to be on the hunt for low-income years, Levine said.
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Those users may then end up either coming back over and over or eventually converting to customers and buying products.
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Foreign investors still own vast quantities of krona-denominated assets that they are currently prevented from converting to foreign currency.
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With profitable days disappearing in the rearview mirror, should we secure our financial prospects by formally converting to nonprofit status?
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Carosa's idea also calls for the Child IRA converting to a traditional one at age 19, subject to current law.
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The star, who was raised Catholic, announced in 2015 that she was converting to Judaism ahead of marrying Israeli-born Bitton.
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According to Press TV, Hashemi was born Melanie Franklin in the United States and changed her name after converting to Islam.
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High earners can also get a Roth IRA by first contributing to a nondeductible IRA and then converting to a Roth.
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The star, who was raised Catholic, announced in 2015 that she was converting to Judaism ahead of marrying Israeli-born Bitton.
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Taylor shot the images in color with a Canon 5D MKIII camera, converting to black and white later in post-production.
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Mahershala Ali remembered his own experience converting to Islam a couple decades ago after growing up in a devout Christian household.
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Neither of those numbers are as reliable as I'd like, and it's likely more users are converting to TouchID every month.
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A former long jumper and heptathlete, she has taken the sprinting world by storm since converting to the dashes full time.
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Hiscox said, however, that the level of existing art buyers converting to online sales remained static for the third consecutive year.
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Omega Advisors is converting to a family office at the end of 2018, according to an investor letter obtained by CNBC.
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After converting to Islam, Mr. Silovsky began learning English and Arabic, and started to search for information about the Islamic State.
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Not only that, but Rubio actually suggested that we should respect Muslims because they might stop being Muslims — by converting to Christianity.
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Hotels and even castles are among the hundreds of centers officials have been converting to migrant housing ahead of the big move.
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The Hurricanes were perfect in the shootout, with Aho and Teravainen converting to defeat the Nashville Predators 21-83 at PNC Arena.
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Dalton Mtengwa, from Oldham, is 24 and credits converting to Islam last February for saving him from a life of petty crime.
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Most young Arabs shun IS. "Joining IS is the same as turning atheist or converting to Christianity," says Mr Nabil in Cairo.
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Perhaps after converting to another religion, moving across town and living in a fancy mansion left him with a sense of longing.
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Mr. Faisal, 53, was born Trevor William Forrest in Jamaica and took his Muslim name after converting to Islam as a teenager.
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The option of converting to an electric vehicle (EV), which is also fully reversible, will be offered to existing E-type owners.
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After converting to Islam and taking the name Abdul Wadud, he translated three volumes of hadith, or sayings of the Prophet Muhammad.
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Other strategies to ease the tax bite of Roth conversions include: As you approach retirement, converting to a Roth has other advantages.
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Ms. Hashemi was born as Melanie Franklin in Louisiana and moved to Iran more than a decade ago after converting to Islam.
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After the second set featured seven service breaks, the final set included just one, with Khachanov converting to take a 3-1 lead.
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A source told PEOPLE that converting to Catholicism was a decision "of her own free will and choice" and continues to inspire her.
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Press TV said on Wednesday that Hashemi was born Melanie Franklin in the United States and changed her name after converting to Islam.
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The rebuilding Phillies could spare the roster spot, and they had a coach, Juan Samuel, work with him on converting to the outfield.
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Ms. Ilich agreed, with a proposal of her own: If she became Cassandra Reed, would he consider converting to her Serbian Orthodox faith?
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The next year, after converting to a vegan diet and losing 20 pounds, he brought his time down by more than an hour.
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Every dealer now can choose between converting to selling Genesis, building a separate store or accept what Raphael said is generous buyout offer.
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The new governor of Colorado, for instance, announced the most ambitious targets in the nation for converting to 100 percent renewable power by 2040.
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A number of apparel companies in New York are converting to mask manufacturers, and Cuomo said he is exploring the state also manufacturing masks.
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"It was recognized long ago that denying the brain access to glucose, and converting to ketone-based metabolism, dampens brain electrical activity," Katz said.
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Cooperman's Omega Advisors is converting to a family office at the end of 2018, according to an investor letter obtained by CNBC on Monday.
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Subsidized apartments all across town are converting to market-rate rentals and condos faster than City Hall can build affordable units or preserve old ones.
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It also has the unique feature of converting to a play table with the included snap-on cover when your baby outgrows the seat function.
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Mid-range, double rooms typically go for about 2275.41 to 26.4372,500 rands, according to Lonely Planet, converting to just $32.59 to $122.20 for U.S. tourists.
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A well-known rights lawyer and essayist, he met President George W. Bush at the White House in 2006, just months after converting to Christianity.
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SAP, Europe's largest software company, reported record annual operating profits, driven both by year-end software license renewals and customers' converting to newer cloud-based software.
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Even converting to slightly less offensive system, like covering the lagoons with giant tarps to extract methane from the waste, can cost around $300,000 per lagoon.
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If your traditional individual retirement account has declined in value due to stock market fluctuations, it might be time to consider converting to a Roth IRA.
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Today, people know Jameson for slurring on local news shows and tweeting about converting to Judaism, but she once owned a booming tech startup called ClubJenna.
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If there were ever to be a phone that could make stubborn Apple users even think about converting to Android, this is the phone to do it.
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After becoming the King and converting to the Faith of the Seven, Aegon erected the Sept of Remembrance atop Rhaenys Hill, in honor of his sister/wife.
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The article includes a photo of Witt converting to Islam from Christianity and says that Witt participated in the Occupy Wall Street protests of the early 2010s.
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Her mother and father grew up as Southern Baptists in Mississippi and Georgia, respectively, before converting to Islam in their teenage years after the civil rights movement.
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Mizuno has an ex-wife who left him because he wrote too many wife-murder stories; she ends up marrying a Methodist minister and converting to Christianity.
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Without geoengineering, the best we can do in the process of converting to renewable energy sources is slow down warming somewhat, but that is not nearly enough.
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Brad Smith, the company&aposs president, released a plan that includes converting to renewable energy sources, focusing on using electric vehicles, and expanding an internal carbon tax.
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"With the debt converting to equity, I would imagine we would transition over the next few months to new value equity shareholders," Chirico said in an interview.
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Reduce your risk of becoming Pope by not converting to Catholicism and reduce your risk of becoming smeared in bear feces by not rolling around in the woods!
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The drop in money fund demand for bank debt stemmed from some prime funds converting to ones that own U.S. government-only securities in advance of an Oct.
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In the first shareholder meeting since converting to joint-stock status, investor funds found themselves in command and were able to vote their slate of three board members.
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SAP, Europe's largest software company, on Tuesday reported record annual operating profits, driven both by year-end software license renewals and customers' converting to newer cloud-based software.
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A new wave of settlement is recolonizing our formerly rural lands, this time converting to towns or exurbs, often out of materials similar to that of their surroundings.
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Fighters in Iran-backed groups receive better pay and more days off than the army offers, and joining a Shiite militia does not necessarily mean converting to Shiism.
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German magazine Der Spiegel had reported that the man was part of the far-right scene in the past before converting to Salafism, an ultra-conservative Islamist creed.
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Of course, the teachers themselves knew it would never come to pass, much like the hilarious assumptions that were made about American schoolchildren converting to the metric system.
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If you have money in a traditional account, but like the idea of making future withdrawals tax-free, converting to a Roth would allow you to do so.
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The process of converting to Libra is described pretty much how I would experience it: you log on and give them your credit card number or bank account number.
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Among all that loud, bolshy coverage, Muslims and those converting to Islam have been forced to deal with mistrust, obtuse interpretations of their beliefs, or just straight up hatred.
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He boycotted the Olympics to protest against racial inequality as a student athlete in 1968, the same year he changed his name from Lew Alcindor after converting to Islam.
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The law in effect bars Muslims from converting to other religions, and the Islamic authorities can jail those who stray from the official interpretation of the faith, including Shias.
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Established luxury automakers figure they're much better at building vehicles than Tesla and can effectively "create" new market share in EVs, with very high prices converting to rich margins.
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Conway said converting to a block grant system would ensure that people in charge of administering the program are "those who are closest to the people" who need care.
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Raised in a Roman Catholic home, Ms. Salazar also once served as the Columbia chapter president of Christians United for Israel, before renouncing that group and converting to Judaism.
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The Daily Mail newspaper said he was brought up by his single mother in the town of Rye on England's south coast, later converting to Islam and changing his name.
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Yet he embraced ambiguity, and campaigned for election in 2012 vowing to squeeze the rich and fight high finance, before converting to more market-friendly economics halfway through his term.
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"Converting to LED street lighting is a big change for New York City, but has been embraced by most communities," Polly Trottenberg, the city's transportation commissioner, said in a statement.
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Experts say options might include funding or converting to a Roth IRA, or taking advantage of an IRA penalty exception allowing for "substantially equal periodic payments" under Rule 72(t).
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In very rare cases, individual Muslims, as well as Christians, living in the U.S. have succumbed to ISIS's seductive online propaganda, converting to a virulent ideology versus a real religion.
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The Belgian research center has told U.S. officials since at least 2005 that it is on the verge of converting to low-enriched uranium, or LEU, not suitable for bombs.
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And while the idea of neo-Nazi converting to an ultra-conservative branch of Sunni Islam might seem inexplicable, Fincher said there were plenty of contradictory stops along the way.
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"It's very typical for the Dutch sector," said Peter van Horne, a poultry economist at Wageningen University, who pointed out that other European countries are slowly converting to big farms.
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Along with converting to plastic-free Beauty Bar single packs by the end of 2020, Dove is also working to develop the same environmentally-friendly packaging for Beauty Bar multipacks.
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Louisvillians shared with CNN their memories about the man who was born Cassius Clay and nicknamed "The Louisville Lip" before converting to Islam, changing his name and becoming a global icon.
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A number of prime money funds have been converting to funds that own only U.S. government securities, to be exempted from new industry regulations that go into effect on Oct. 14.
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For instance, a large number of reservations converting to orders might signal a rosy future for revenue as well as potential headwinds in production and delivery times with the increased volume.
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Pre-sentencing court documents filed this week by the defense said the other inmate pretended to show an interest in converting to Islam and then concocted the scheme against the judge.
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While converting to organic farming can cause a drop in yield in the initial years, the Bansals were confident that their investment would help the tea farm grow year by year.
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DeGrom, who played shortstop in college before converting to pitcher upon being drafted by the Mets in 213, led off the third with a game-tying opposite-field homer to left.
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Converting to a territorial system, as House Republicans have proposed, could fix this problem and reduce the "lock out" effect whereby corporations keep profits overseas to avoid multiple layers of taxation.
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The stock had surged 2502 percent on Tuesday, when Dana proposed restructuring its $20.04 million of outstanding Islamic bonds at much cheaper rates and without the option of converting to shares.
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Khare said the company is already breaking even in multiple parts of Mumbai, and he foresees that converting to profitability across the entire city over the coming year and a half.
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Ronald Scott Colson, a financial adviser who lives outside of Bellingham, said he had been converting to electric heat to fulfill his commitment to migrating the planet away from fossil fuels.
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Most petrochemical makers have not yet reported earnings as the regulator granted companies an additional 15 days to publish financials since they are converting to IFRS from the current local standard.
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Xerox has said that converting to a holding company will make it easier to buy and incubate other businesses and to keep them at an arm's length from Xerox's core operations.
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As Business Insider reported earlier this year, the prospect of TVCs converting to full-time employees can become even more difficult without access to the tools necessary for completing their jobs.
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Unusually for a couple in Dubai, theirs is a mixed-faith marriage, with Mina - born a Catholic - choosing not to follow standard practice by converting to Islam when they tied the knot.
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After converting to Buddhism, Emperor Ashoka, who ruled over south Asia in the third century BC, is believed to have felt remorse for the bloodshed he had caused in his earlier life.
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In this case, because Series C shareholders attached a 21x multiple to their liquidation preference, they will get more money by taking the liquidation preference payout than by converting to common shares.
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They used their closer, Wade Davis, for 48 pitches on Wednesday — the most pitches Davis has thrown in 269 appearances, postseason included, since converting to a full-time relief role in 23.
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Our Lady of Perpetual Help has seen the greatest increase in those converting to Catholicism, with a nearly 160 percent jump in five years, according to records from the Diocese of Brooklyn.
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"This should send a clear message to anyone who thinks converting to nonprofit status is a way to avoid oversight while hanging onto the financial benefits: don't waste your time," he said.
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Most 17-year-olds don't grow up in Overtown, one of the roughest neighborhoods in Miami, before being adopted by a wealthy teammate's father, moving to Coconut Grove and converting to Judaism.
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In this case, it makes more sense for the Series B shareholders to simply take back their initial investment rather than converting to common shares, and we'll notice that this is a pattern.
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Kraus believes this could help scientists understand a mysterious heat source on Neptune that is unexplained: The gravitational energy of the diamond precipitation, converting to heat as it sinks, could be the cause.
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Some can take away that he's converting to Marco Rubio or Lindsey Graham-style conservatism, but his people still believe any immigration deal will be on the terms he set on the campaign.
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Tazewell, population 4,240, is a prime example of a southwest Virginia coalfield town converting to what Chris Cannon, executive director of the economic development group Friends of Southwest Virginia, calls the creative economy.
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"The results reflect that the pricing environment has become more competitive this year, with data usage growth converting to smaller increases in monthly bills," Barclays analyst Phillip Huang said in a client note.
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"Traders are concerned with what a fork could do to their holdings and most likely now converting to fiat (government currencies) until some clarity about the scaling debate comes to light," said BitMEX's Dwyer.
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Republican governors are weighing whether they should push for all states converting to one of these options — or whether there should be an opportunity to opt out and stick with the current financing model.
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This focus on DE is part of the firm's efforts to make its stock more accessible to investors, a push which included converting to a corporation from a publicly traded partnership on July 1.
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Nothing too bad ever happens, and everything, even a cancer scare or converting to Judaism for a soulmate who walked on you, is neatly resolved within in a handful of 20-something-minute episodes.
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Converting to a Roth can be a bad idea if you live in a high-tax state and plan to move to a state with lower or no state income taxes later in retirement.
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The Virginian-Pilot reports that Patel, who was raised Hindu before converting to Islam, left his job teaching English in China to fly to Jordan, where he talked about joining the Islamic State group.
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The discrepancy in headline tax rates has persuaded some owners of pass-through entities — which include partnerships, Subchapter S corporations and limited-liability companies — to consider converting to C corporations (often called C corps).
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Shortly after the 22-year-old knocked-out Sonny Liston to earn his first world heavyweight championship title, he announced he was converting to Islam and becoming a member of Nation of Islam (NOI).
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Authorities said only two of the men, all Brazilians between the ages of 20 and 40, had actually met each other, when they went to learn Arabic in Egypt in 2012 after converting to Islam.
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More struggling for-profit colleges will likely try converting to nonprofits, a practice that had been curbed by the Obama administration — opening up a new wrinkle in the attempt to oversee and regulate career colleges.
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FRANKFURT, Jan 26.7 (Reuters) - Europe's largest software company, SAP on Tuesday reported a 26.7 percent rise in operating profits, driven both by year-end software license renewals and customers converting to newer cloud-based software.
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The money B. gets from her partnerships is used by the Fondation de France to support farmers in converting to pollinator-friendly techniques, rebuilding bee habitats and demonstrating the harmful impacts of pesticides on pollinators.
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The bank has not presented authorities with proof to substantiate all of its allegations, and some of them — including a focus on Mr. Leissner's supposedly converting to Islam on two occasions — are, at best, inflammatory.
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Roses on Valentine's Day don't seem like such a kind gesture when you think about them getting shipped to the city on cargo planes from Ecuador, or decomposing in landfills and converting to methane gas.
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Such changes would include converting to a "safe harbor" plan, instituting a profit-sharing contribution, more education to inform employees of the benefits of saving for retirement or an automatic enrollment of all eligible employees.
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Editors' Choice Religiously speaking, I'm something of a Christian mutt — the grandson of a Congregational minister, I was raised Presbyterian and educated at an Episcopal high school before converting to Catholicism almost a decade ago.
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The partnership structure allows them not to pay taxes on performance fees before distributing them to shareholders, while converting to a C-Corp would mean they would have to pay corporation tax on these capital gains.
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The boxing and civil rights icon, who famously changed his name from Cassius Clay after converting to Islam, once gave President John F. Kennedy's youngest sister, Jean Kennedy Smith, some memorable advice about her own name.
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Years later, after leaving the group and converting to orthodox Islam, Ali gave the Nation of Islam credit for offering African-Americans a black-is-beautiful message at a time of low self-esteem and persecution.
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As Pinterest is able to not only attract new users but also bring them in through new user experiences, that offers more eyeballs for them to potentially drive toward converting to purchases further down the line.
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Raised in the suburbs north of San Francisco, Lindh took an interest in Islam at a young age, converting to the religion at 16 and moving to the Middle East to learn Arabic after finishing high school.
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Under the new guidelines, "local intervention teams" made up of mental health professionals, faith-based groups, educators and community leaders will assess the needs of individuals who may be showing signs of converting to a violent ideology.
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He had been a New Yorker his entire life, cheering through knotholes for the Giants as a child, converting to the Dodgers in his adulthood but NOT cheering, inasmuch as for a professional, this simply wasn't done.
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Dare told British media his daughter, who grew up a devout Christian named Grace before converting to Islam and changing her name to Khadijah, had taken London-born Isa to Syria with her to join Islamic State.
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Related: 'Boko Haram Is a Devil': Embedded with Troops in Nigeria's Ongoing Offensive Hawwa said some of the girls had been "initiated" into Boko Haram, by converting to Islam and marrying militants, with many now having children.
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Take it from Insider Picks Editor Sally Kaplan, who was a huge fan of the leather sandals before converting to the Essentials because she finds the EVA footbed to be just as comfortable yet costs way less.
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Naga Kunadi, 44, also an ethnic Chinese Muslim, said that after converting to Islam in 2002 some of his non-Muslim family made fun of him not eating pork, but he still celebrates the Lunar New Year.
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Raymond had become quite religious, converting to Buddhism, so it was a good omen when, in our taxi to Dignitas, he noticed a small Buddha figure on the dashboard (as our Swiss driver had a wife from Thailand).
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Cardinal John Henry Newman, one of the most influential and controversial Christian figures of the 19th century and a leading Anglican before converting to Catholicism, will be made a saint, the Vatican said on Monday.
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Related: Sudanese Woman Gets Death Sentence for Converting to Christianity This period of fear and isolation did not last very long as I quickly found others out there when I stumbled on a Reddit group called /r/exmuslim.
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AvalonBay Communities, which is working on an upcoming residential complex in Los Angeles, has designed a large parking garage that they anticipate converting to recreational purposes like a gym and theater, and even some retail and restaurant space.
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Keep in touch, RD. Read These Stories Next: Everyone's Who Has Died So Far On House Of Cards Michael Fassbender Tells Us What It Was Like Kissing Himself Mahershala Ali Gave A Powerful Speech About Converting To Islam
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By moving users down that so-called "funnel", starting off with the discovery experience and ending in converting to a customer, it's able to advertise along the way and monetize its user base through its relationships with partners.
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At a children's birthday party early that year, Mr. Livingston learned from a father who lived across from the American Museum of Natural History that his rental building, The Orleans, was on the verge of converting to condominium.
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Many funds, which have access to this facility, have been converting to focus only on government bonds before a Securities and Exchange Commission rule that would add new controls on prime funds comes into effect later this year.
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As Mr. Abdul Kareem tells it, he moved to New York City, where he dabbled in music, theater and stand-up comedy before converting to Islam, attracted to its conception of God and its emphasis on clean living.
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Game-qualified candidates circumvent the broken hiring funnel – entering as candidates and, according to CodeFights, converting to hires at a ratio of 5:1, as opposed to filtered candidates in the main funnel who only convert at 30:1.
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But that still places vegetarianism as a more appealing compromise than breaking off a friendship or converting to a new religion, which only 14 percent and 5 percent of people, respectively, would do at the behest of a lover.
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There may be a bright spot for retirement savers, though — provided they don't obsess over their shifting balances: If your traditional individual retirement account fell in value, it might be time to think about converting to a Roth IRA.
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There are also bookplates printed by Paul Revere for Gardiner patriarchs, as well as references to the family's connections to Aaron Isaacs, a German Jewish immigrant who settled in East Hampton and was widely praised for converting to Christianity.
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For the full solution to the climate problem, we need such a dramatic reduction in emissions that only getting fuel from biofuels or by converting to electricity and then having the power grid generate no CO2 is the full solution.
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At first, you might eye the title and scan the first innocuous sentence — "Before my wife turned vegetarian, I thought of her as completely unremarkable in every way" — and think that the biggest risk here might be converting to vegetarianism.
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He's capturing them in HD using a 1080p upscaler, at a full 50fps frame rate by converting to HDMI before grabbing—a higher frame rate than many standard commercial digitizing devices that capture at 30fps—so that no frames are missed.
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Sellers will sometimes buy Google ads for their competitors for unrelated products — say, a dog food ad linking to a shampoo listing — so that Amazon's algorithm sees the rate of clicks converting to sales drop and automatically demotes their product.
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A deep, dynamic young receiver corps led by DeAndre Hopkins and Jaelen Strong got significantly reinforced by third-round pick Braxton Miller, who looked dominant out of the slot in the preseason (despite converting to wideout just one calendar year ago).
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CAIR, the country's largest civil rights groups representing Muslims, says a Maryland woman was forced to quit her job at a McDonald's franchise in April because of the harassment she faced after converting to Islam and starting to wear a hijab.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 7 (Reuters) - The U.S. Energy Department has waived a ban on licenses for the export of weapons-grade uranium for making medical isotopes, which critics said raises proliferation risks and undermines companies that are converting to safer materials.
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If two Jews at the pinnacle of American power -- one, the grandson of Holocaust survivors, the other, a woman who had devoted years of rigorous study to converting to the religion -- refuse to denounce Trump's equivocations on neo-Nazis, are they still Jews?
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Ms. Salazar's first instinct was to accuse Tablet Magazine, where I used to be an editor, of practicing "race science" when it cracked open the story in August about inconsistencies in her background and raised questions about her account of converting to Judaism.
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"Welcome to fullness in the church," Cardinal Joseph W. Tobin, the archbishop of Newark, told the 15 people converting to Catholicism — known as catechumens — after they had been baptized, confirmed and received communion, the sacraments that solidified their entry into the Catholic Church.
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Some of those are new customers that have shown up in the last week, some are users of the free app converting to a paid plan, and others are paid customers who are now expanding usage of Slack within their organization, Rayl said.
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Tactics from past cycles could also be making a comeback: bulk sales of unsold units to investors, condos converting to rentals en masse, and multimillion-dollar "rent-to-own" options for sprawling apartments — a four-bedroom, yours for just $220,225 a month.
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If you think your tax rate is going to be lower now than it will be when you start withdrawing money, converting to a Roth is especially appealing because you'll pay taxes on the money while you're in a lower tax bracket.
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A complex and unclassifiable personality, Reve had rebelled against his communist, atheist parents by converting to Roman Catholicism — a rather unusual move that some thought might be a strange joke, since he also came out as gay and wrote vividly about homosexuality.
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Thousands of free tickets were made available for fans to attend the service -- a brief program of prayer, called a jenazah -- honoring the global icon who was born Cassius Clay in Louisville but changed his name in the mid-1960s after converting to Islam.
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Members survived disease, encroachment, broken treaties with white settlers, and forced migration to Midwestern states like Oklahoma and to Canada, by converting to Christianity in part and adapting to the white economy, all while maintaining their own institutions in the face of blatant discrimination.
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"This should send a clear message to anyone who thinks converting to nonprofit status is a way to avoid oversight while hanging on to the financial benefits: Don't waste your time," John B. King Jr., the secretary of education, said in a news release.
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So when Mr. Wilpon urged the young family to consider an apartment at Philip House, a 1920s building on the Upper East Side that Cheshire Group was converting to condos, they decided to humor him — although they initially had no intention of moving uptown.
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"We are happy with the conversions, actually at the end of the one month free trial the majority of people are converting to fully-paid customers," she said, adding it was too soon to give user numbers as distribution and content was still being added.
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The 22018-year-old "Nothing Compares 21999 U" singer, who now goes by the name Shuhada Davitt, shared in a series of tweets early Tuesday that, a few weeks after officially converting to Islam, she wants to avoid everyone who does not share her spiritual beliefs.
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The plan, unveiled by Microsoft President Brad Smith on Thursday, includes a converting to renewable energy sources, focusing on using electric vehicles, expanding an internal carbon tax, and launching a $1 billion fund to finance carbon reduction, capture, and removal technologies over the next four years.
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Whether Russia and the rise of China signaled the return of nineteenth-century power relations was likewise not a going concern with Holbrooke, who was far too fixated on news cycles to keep his mind concentrated on what the world rapidly converting to capitalism would mean for American power.
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According to Guy Van Vlierden, a reporter at Het Laatste Nieuws who tracks Belgian foreign fighters at the blog emmejihad, Djedou grew up in the Brussels district of Laeken and has a Belgian mother and a father from the Ivory Coast and was radicalized after converting to Islam at age 14.
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In CIT's projected scenario, it's not just police pressuring Apple to turn on iPhones—it's law enforcement turning Amazon Echo and Samsung's smart TVs into surreptitious listening devices: iPhones and other mobile phones are not the only common consumer appliances that this Order sets a precedent for converting to surveillance devices.
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The show's host, Lee Adams, went to Houston, Texas, to shoot this episode—just 350 miles away from the U.S.-Mexico border, and the epicenter of this community—in hopes of figuring out why so many Latinos are converting to Islam at this critical and divisive time in American history.
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While the study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how converting to electronic health records (EHR) directly impacts hospital death rates, the study team speculates that the larger and academic hospitals had ongoing quality improvement efforts that left less room to show mortality benefits when they went digital.
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Now, the families of four U.S. hostages who died or were brutally murdered by ISIS -- James Foley, Abdul Rahman (formerly known as Peter Kassig; he changed his name after converting to Islam), Steven Sotloff and Kayla Mueller -- are pleading with President Barack Obama to do everything he can to bring Tice home.
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But it also caters to those who want a more radio-like experience, with news, sports and entertainment, not just music; plus always-on streams of curated music, not playlists programmed by AI. SiriusXM Essential is $1 per month for three months before converting to the full price of $8 per month.
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One of the arguments being used, it seems, is that IS has openly declared its intention to kill male Yazidis and enslave female ones, whereas Christians in the terrorists' grip have reportedly been given a choice of converting to Islam, fleeing or paying a punitive tax, in other words outcomes short of death.
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This is a man whose appearances on Howard Stern's radio show over the years were all about erotic peacocking; who bragged to Billy Bush about groping women and paid no discernible price for it; and who can apparently do anything shy of converting to Islam and not fret about his evangelical base.
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All together, the two Spacenets weigh just [220 lbs] but they are able to support a crowd of over 15 people on there, with each of the seven 'legs' of the Spacenets monitored with dynometers to track the load, which peaked at 15Kn (that's Kilonewtons, converting to about 1,529kg of force.) How strong is it really?
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That's important for advertisers because Pinterest users in particular are sort of wandering around the service at a wide range of moments in their lives: discovering new content, searching directly for it (which contains some level of intent that the user is looking for something to purchase), and eventually saving and potentially converting to a customer.
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Even if you may scratch your head at a few points — half the characters have some sort of mystical conversion experience, though what they are converting to or from is unclear — "The Total Bent" keeps you hooked through the surging power of its sensational score, which blends elements of the blues, gospel, funk and throbbing guitar-driven rock.
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Adrian Russell Ajao, the man who drove a car into pedestrians in the shadow of Big Ben and then killed a police officer with a knife in Britain's worst act of terrorism since 226, and who called himself Khalid Masood after converting to Islam in his late 22000s, was a 235-year-old husband and father.
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Here are the clauses of the Internet of Wings's investment agreement that will be important for this transaction: To illustrate the process more clearly, we're going to show how each investor decides how they approach the choice between taking their liquidation preference payment or converting to common stock and redeeming their proportional share of the proceeds available to investors in their seniority level.
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Though Mr Ali provoked much fury in his youth by refusing to serve in Vietnam and by converting to Islam, ditching his "slave name" of Cassius Clay along the way, he died a national treasure, his explosive reputation made safe by time, suffering and stoicism—and above all his long fight with Parkinson's disease and the damage caused by years in the ring.
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"We believe a final major driver for overall adoption rates will be the ability of consumers to save money on their electric bills: We estimate that the full opportunity of converting to a smart home with a fully electric vehicle replacing a conventional vehicle would save consumers 46.6% on their annual energy bills while also increasing overall household usage by 14% in our base case," Barclays said.
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Theoretically, the metric can be used to make the case that a factory would be better served by shutting down and converting to condos and Amazon warehouses—or that a fighter jet factory and a fuel tanker factory would be better off consolidating production lines into one, or (depending on the year that a company is in the airplane manufacturing business) it can be worth more dead than alive.
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Both they and some of their Christian allies argued that a decision in favor of Masterpiece Cakeshop would be vital to protecting the rights of religious minorities: [A ruling for the cakeshop] also vindicate the Jewish florist who believes it is religiously transgressive to participate in creating floral arrangements for a ceremony in which a Jew was converting to another religion, or for a wedding between a Jew and a member of another religion.
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During his run for governor in 2010, he proposed a plan to fight climate change "with the same urgency, speed, and commitment of resources that our country demonstrated in converting to war production for the mobilization for World War II." To reduce New York's carbon emissions to net zero over ten years, Hawkins's plan would "devote resources to and create jobs in renewable energy, public transit and organic agriculture," the New York Times reported.
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