Those times usually correspond with Kyle Lowry on the bench.
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Each of these periods seems to correspond with human activities.
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The move makes Google's gun emoji correspond with other platforms.
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These outbreaks also correspond with major El Niño weather phenomenons.
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Users can add voice notes to correspond with the experiences.
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The names correspond with case sizes: 42mm, 47mm and 51mm.
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Those observations correspond with the findings of the M.I.T. study.
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Each bookmark is specially chosen to correspond with a particular book.
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On top of that, your album titles correspond with my theory.
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These shifts correspond with changes in spot currency and bond markets.
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Walkability and bikeability also always correspond with higher well-being. Why?
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This aspect can also correspond with a money-making artistic venture.
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The rites that correspond with this time of year are universal.
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And it's not surprising that health disparities correspond with voting behavior.
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It is a privilege and a joy to correspond with you.
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She is not permitted to visit or correspond with Guzman in prison.
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The fortunes of Trump will not neatly correspond with those of Orban.
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Mesa's police shootings roughly correspond with rates from other large police departments.
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You will correspond with sources on encrypted apps like Signal and Telegram.
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They also measured control sites to correspond with each storm-struck site.
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The image, interestingly, doesn't correspond with the food situation at the time.
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The partisan battle lines largely correspond with divisions in the internet ecosystem.
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Meghan and Harry's general life milestones do correspond with the movie, though.
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One was 14 years old when he began to correspond with her.
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The closures would roughly correspond with the morning and evening rush hours.
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The lights will correspond with the direction that the loudest noise comes from.
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That kind of mindset would of course seemingly correspond with achievement and learning.
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In fact, he used his personal email account to correspond with the customer.
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Even if their title didn't correspond with what the historical practice had been.
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His coming appearances in Iowa will correspond with several Clinton friends crisscrossing the state.
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Eclipses correspond with destiny, so whatever endeavor you begin now will be long-lasting.
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In some ways, their implosions correspond with the early archaic bits of new media.
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This helps the glimmer on the scales correspond with the glare on the glass.
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The rollout could correspond with Trump's first joint address to Congress set for Feb.
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Samsung has customized the accents for each hardware button to correspond with the Olympics rings.
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Study trends in the industry and reference your research when you correspond with your contact.
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"We see that it did correspond with a change in the weather pattern," Ahlstrøm said.
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The act bans people from using public bathrooms that do not correspond with their biological sex.
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"This information (allegations about slush funds in regional elections) does not correspond with reality," he said.
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All of the studies found that the finger ratio did seem to correspond with penis length.
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It was interesting—those friends I wasn't expecting to correspond with me a lot stepped up.
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After they are approved, they often correspond with homeowners in the run up to the sit.
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" The woman's attire, he said, did not correspond with "what one normally expects from a beachgoer.
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Think: Custom animations that correspond with your timers or visualizations that dance around with music playback.
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To the receivers, the true value of a gift doesn't necessarily correspond with the price or thoughtfulness.
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It makes sense that Instagram would consider switching up its format to correspond with these larger displays.
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Airbnb will also have "dedicated pages that correspond with 23andMe's genetic populations," according to a press release.
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The three outputs are expected to correspond with the Porsche&aposs base, S and Turbo model hierarchy.
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I continued to correspond with Wershe and write about his case when I got out in 2014.
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While price doesn't necessarily correspond with quality here, it's worth taking the time to do your research.
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The gender identity of transgender people does not correspond with the sex assigned to them at birth.
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Walgreens is changing its policy to allow customers to use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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These correspond with stained-glass windows inside the sanctuary but are separated from them by several feet.
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You frequently correspond with readers on Twitter and have invited listeners of "Caliphate" to direct message you.
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That would correspond with a 1-in-13-year event as Irma currently is projected to be.
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Low-vol environments usually correspond with high correlations in that most stocks move up and down together.
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But even the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety says that that enforcement standard doesn't correspond with impairment.
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Lopez Obrador said the rapid count did not "correspond with reality" and that he did not accept it.
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Movements in the index typically correspond with movements in gross domestic product growth a quarter or two ahead.
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Crew members will be able to correspond with CIMON via voice commands and access a database of procedures.
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Aesthetically speaking, they're pretty fug, and worse, the yellow globs often don't correspond with emoji on other platforms.
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Movements in the index typically correspond with changes in gross domestic product growth a quarter or two ahead.
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In some, members strategize about how to respond to criticisms, keeping spreadsheets of articles that correspond with each.
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Those differences correspond with stronger support for Trump in some cases -- gender and ideology, notably -- but not all.
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The surge of Trump's lies appeared to roughly correspond with bad news from federal courthouses and the press.
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It was also difficult, Ms. Potkin said, to correspond with Mr. Harrell because of his transient living situation.
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Each of the carriers all correspond with carryover data, or no overages, now in this case unlimited data.
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And he evolves in ways that correspond with the changes in the tone and the format of media.
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The new theater and introduction of the iPhone X correspond with the 10th anniversary of the original iPhone.
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He added that the expansion would correspond with longer-term political intentions to move towards alternative automotive energy sources.
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And, as he explained, it also happens to correspond with the next leg in an Elliott Wave triangle formation.
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The Beacon's color can also be customized to correspond with certain events, like Pride Week or a sports victory.
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"[That] public opinion and the position of modern society did not correspond with the justice's decision" was a blow.
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Great differences in how they form, along with their size and shape, correspond with tornadoes' varying potential for destruction.
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Biden was looking for elected officials who served overseas to correspond with Beau was about to deploy to Iraq.
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The Obama-era directive allowed children to use school bathrooms and other facilities that correspond with their gender identities.
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This transit can correspond with the first step toward revolutionizing your income, putting money toward your hopes and dreams.
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But, it doesn't, as often as it should which is all the time, correspond with our national security interest.
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People with dyslexia have trouble separating words into phonemes, the sounds that correspond with each part of a word.
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Even Americans' changing positions on impeachment do not correspond with any shift in their fundamental views about Mr. Trump.
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Charlotte's measure established that transgender people had a right to use public restrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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One's words are supposed to correspond with, or at least not mislead about, the facts as one understands them.
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In his work, he suggested that 38 different types of plants and flowers each correspond with a negative human emotion.
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Light, sound, and vibration patterns correspond with each gesture made on a Smartstone, giving autistic users tactile feedback when communicating.
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And remember: Just because a certain shadow style doesn't correspond with your eye shape doesn't mean you can't wear it.
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If the song is about Kayne West, of course it makes sense for it to correspond with 2009 VMAs Taylor.
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In a Facebook post timed to correspond with PCOS Awareness Month, Beznec shares images in which she shaves her face.
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And while you can't view notifications, you can assign clock positions to correspond with your most frequent contacts or apps.
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Each team has a spymaster who has access to a key card that reveals which characters correspond with which cards.
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The Israelis also said the material's characteristics and age did not correspond with any nuclear facility previously disclosed by Iran.
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Smartphones make it easy to keep a calendar, correspond with friends, make calls, conduct banking, and even watch the game.
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The photographs are placed next to the passages that correspond with them, giving a sense of the tight collaborative process.
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I had written my college thesis on John Updike's Maples stories and had been lucky enough to correspond with him.
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Those changes correspond with guidelines for rape investigations that sex-crimes experts have urged for police departments around the country.
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It is often said that this runs counter to the idea of club, in which rights necessarily correspond with duties.
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Ms. Spitzer's privileges were such that she managed to correspond with her only surviving brother in Slovakia through coded postcards.
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"This activity did not correspond with their stated purpose for entering the Russian Federation," the court said in a statement.
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The Obama administration had issued guidance that schools should permit transgender students to use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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In a February 2016 statement, she said it appeared that someone had used her former email account to correspond with Hesterman.
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Questions may be raised about the study's many assumptions and simplifications, but its results correspond with those of other academic research.
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However, Russia denied that any deal had been reached, saying that reports of the proposal do not "necessarily correspond with reality".
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The proposed cuts, which are unlikely to be adopted in total, will correspond with $54 billion in increases to defense spending.
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Ky Peterson is one of countless incarcerated trans people housed in a facility that does not correspond with their gender identity.
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They were mostly in their 50s and 60s, and wore red and blue name tags to correspond with their political leanings.
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"Residents can be confident that EPA's sampling results correspond with previous tests and are consistent with outside experts' findings," he said.
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Hurley finds that most people have a more attractive "good side," which tends to correspond with where they part their hair.
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The catalyst for the decision ... the North Carolina law that requires people to use bathrooms that correspond with their birth gender.
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The fallout continues over HB2, which limits LGBT protections and prevents transgender people from using restrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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Oh, and the administration withdrew federal protections for transgender students to use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity in public schools.
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The actor's departure will correspond with the exit of executive producer Steven Moffat, who previously announced his intention to leave his post.
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Devoted fans routinely leave thousands of comments under high-traffic videos and correspond with the channel's hosts via email and fan mail.
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Pat McCrory and the state's controversial bathroom law, which bans people from using public bathrooms that don't correspond with their biological sex.
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The videos can transmit synchronized pulses to a wireless sex toy that's been connected to correspond with what's happening in the video.
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Cole's bills are the latest legislative attempt to regulate when and how transgender people use facilities that correspond with their gender identity.
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An official at the court said that the boundary delineated by the tribunal did not correspond with the claim of either party.
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Its documented movements correspond with changes in water temperatures, moving south when waters are cold and north when they're warm, experts said.
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"The EU's claim that Russia 'broke international law' and used unjustified force does not correspond with reality at all," the ministry said.
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You can usually recognize these because the fund names all end in a year that's supposed to correspond with your retirement age.
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Plans — which start at $32 a week and don't take insurance — allow customers to select a therapist who they correspond with online.
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But my guess is that it has about half of my email anyway, because so many people I correspond with have accounts.
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Pat McCrory (R) defended the state's "bathroom law," which requires people use the public facilities that correspond with their sex at birth.
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The rollback means public schools are no longer obligated to allow transgender students to use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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This function automatically adjusts the pixel dimensions to correspond with the desired PPI and the image's physical dimensions listed under "Document Size."
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Their version of the theory doesn't exactly correspond with its counterpart on the right, but the two don't contradict each other, either.
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Those who use the tropical zodiac base their interpretations on fixed zodiacal seasons that correspond with the seasonal movement of the sun.
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The state law requires people in publicly owned buildings to use restrooms that correspond with the gender listed on their birth certificates.
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But the needs of the showbiz folks don't always correspond with the traditions and preferences of the festivals — which can create some awkwardness.
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Many people naturally move in and out of attractions, and how they identify does not always correspond with whom they choose to date.
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Other data includes specific dates on which most items were lost in 2016, and how certain items tend to correspond with specific days.
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Individual school districts in places like California and Illinois have adopted rules barring transgender students from restrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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Chicago's public school system said Tuesday it would allow transgender students to use restrooms and locker rooms that correspond with their gender identities.
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However, the US military would have to run an extensive DNA verification process on the remains to ensure they correspond with missing Americans.
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Despite its waning popularity, a handwritten letter is still one of the most delightful things you can do to correspond with another person.
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And, hey, if you happen to see something you like that doesn't correspond with your eye shape, go ahead and try it anyway.
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There will be 15 half-hour episodes total, and each will correspond with one of the houses featured on Fixer Upper season five.
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The school board, at Mr. Gannam's prodding, voted in April to require transgender students to use bathrooms that correspond with their biological sex.
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It scrapped that measure, meaning transgender people must use facilities that correspond with their gender at birth as listed on their birth certificate.
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Protecting trans rights: Texas lawmakers are aggressively pushing anti-trans legislation that discriminates against trans people using restrooms that correspond with gender identity.
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"If the couple chooses to schedule two sexual experiences per week, they can choose times that correspond with each person's libido," she noted.
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Developers who score work via Tara AI are paid flat rates, which are set automatically and correspond with a project's level of difficulty.
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And I think when you see a short term movement in share price and so on, that doesn't really correspond with trade developments.
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Now many associations are allowed money on the condition they provide detailed reports, documentation and bank statements that correspond with the payments made.
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On May 13, the federal government told public schools they must allow transgender students to use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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Last year, the Education and Justice departments issued joint guidance directing schools to let transgender students use facilities that correspond with their gender identity.
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The Obama administration recommended that U.S. public schools allowed transgender students to use the bathrooms or locker rooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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Even before Trump took office, lawmakers in several states were proposing legislation barring transgender individuals from using bathrooms that correspond with their gender identities.
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As for the pronouns: "They" may or may not correspond with these identities — which is why it's in anybody's best interest to simply ask.
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It will sync with car stereos through Bluetooth — much like a smartphone — and include buttons you can preset to correspond with your favorite playlists.
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Viewers are taken through different rooms to see fans dancing —or at least colorful shapes that correspond with the dance moves of real people.
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Where you might run into some hurdles is connecting the tiny three to four pin cables that correspond with your case's ports and fans.
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Celebrity attorney Lisa Bloom says she'll file the suit Monday in California and hold a news conference in NYC to correspond with the filing.
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Major changes such as getting married, having children, or retiring—all of which often correspond with acute periods of stress—can lead to depression.
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Ryanair, which does not recognise trade unions, dismissed Comer's letter as "disingenuous" and said it would not correspond with any newly formed pilot group.
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The letter threatens legal action against the district if schools don't allow transgender students to use the restrooms that correspond with their chosen gender.
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At first, Fisher argued, females might evolve preferences for certain valueless traits, like bright plumage, that just happened to correspond with health and vigor.
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To celebrate the release of her Netflix series "The Goop Lab," Gwyneth Paltrow is selling special-edition T-shirts that correspond with each episode.
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HB 2119/SB 22018: The bathroom bill Students, faculty and staff could only use restrooms and locker rooms that correspond with their biological sex.
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Soon thereafter, the email address he used to correspond with the gallery's owner, a man identified in messages as Marcelo Gomes Noguieria, was deactivated.
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The bill would require people to use restrooms that correspond with the gender on their birth certificate, not the gender with which they identify.
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But it's crucial to distinguish between which investigation is being discussed, because they'll each correspond with different investigators and different goals, means, and powers.
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Sometimes it is that the receiver rewards the giver with signals of gratitude that do not seem to correspond with a gift's long-term utility.
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So even if you're extremely careful with your own online security, your private messages could still be exposed if anyone you correspond with is careless.
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Last May, the departments of Education and Justice issued joint guidance directing schools to let transgender students use facilities that correspond with their gender identity.
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Additionally, passengers will be able to identify themselves as M (male), F (female), U (undisclosed) or X (unspecified) to correspond with their passport or identification.
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There would be a "child," an "adult," and an "older adult" to correspond with, despite the boy / girl, man / woman, older man / older woman pairs.
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Pastry Chef Chris Ford from Butter Love and Hard Work created edible, juicy-looking candy gummy lips in colors that correspond with each perfume bottle.
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Dan Patrick and other far-right Republicans, would have forced transgender people to use bathrooms that correspond with the gender marker on their birth certificates.
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The Obama-era guidelines rescinded by Trump said transgender students should be allowed to use bathrooms and locker rooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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Her words seem to correspond with previous reports about the Grammy-winning singer, who is is said to be on cloud nine about the twins.
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You may notice the actual average down-payment sum doesn't always correspond with the average down payment percentage, having to do with real estate prices.
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A few years ago, Michelle sat on a beach with her children in California and they all agreed that tattoos didn't correspond with Texas values.
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Shopping on Instagram also has a charming community feel — the sellers correspond with customers in the comment sections, making the online experience feel more personal.
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Biden was looking for elected officials who served overseas to correspond with when his now-deceased son, Beau Biden, was about to deploy to Iraq.
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To correspond with each of their scents, it appeared that Khloé and Kourtney wore pink and yellow diamond jewelry, while Kim wore classic white diamonds.
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Priebus' request was largely ignored, the Politico report said, citing six current and former administration officials, advisors and people who correspond with the White House.
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The aides are not identified by name in the report, but multiple details, including salary information, correspond with an account first reported by The Atlantic.
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For at-home fitness essentials, Browning recommends getting a set of yellow, green and red resistance bands (the colors correspond with varying levels of resistance).
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These numbers correspond with the toughest years of minimum sentencing for nonviolent and drug-related crimes which lead to a sudden skyrocket in incarceration rates.
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Another, commonly called "the bathroom bill," would require students, faculty and staff to only use restrooms and locker rooms that correspond with their biological sex.
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Even so, Hendriks remains active on Instagram and recently posted a video offering fans a forum to correspond with him about their experiences being bullied.
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This was around the time people would correspond with you—after a show you'd hear from people via email or message board or Myspace message.
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A similar anti-LGBT bill was passed there, which also requires transgender people to use bathrooms that correspond with the sex shown on their birth certificates.
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This means moving coverage from Part B to Part D might correspond with roughly a 7 to 18 percent decrease in drug spending, the analysis found.
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The iNext is a combination of the BMW electrified i brand and the Vision Next 100 concept that debuted to correspond with the company's 100th birthday.
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When I was invited this past May to correspond with Shane for her "Dear Jackie" advice column featured on her website, I wrote to her immediately.
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It would require people to use restrooms in public facilities that correspond with the gender on their birth certificate, not the gender with which they identify.
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In 2016 North Carolina's legislature, over business's objections, passed a bill requiring transgender people to use toilets that correspond with the sex on their birth certificates.
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"People want taxes to decline, pensions to rise and this budget does not correspond with these demands from the society," Sergi Kapanadze, an opposition MP, said.
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As you probably know, avocados darken as they ripen, and the sticker has three shades of green to correspond with key stages of the ripening process.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Chicago's public school system said on Tuesday it would allow transgender students to use restrooms and locker rooms that correspond with their gender identities.
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Hernández said that forcing transgender students to use restrooms that correspond with the gender they were assigned a birth is a violation of civil rights law.
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Researchers said the findings correspond with traces of methane — a chemical produced by some organic life forms — that the rover also found in the planet's atmosphere.
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The problem with working on a West Coast schedule is that weekly meetings scheduled for morning Pacific time tend to correspond with lunchtime in New York.
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As a private attorney, Duncan defended North Carolina in its fight for a bill banning transgender people from using bathrooms that correspond with their gender identities.
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The fight for transgender students to have access to bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity, which became a flash point in 2016, continued throughout 2017.
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Some people are going to find that the times in their life when they need money correspond with periods when the stock market is unusually high.
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The $5,000 maintenance purchase matches the price for maintenance work on an AmberJack direction-finding antenna, while the $2,000 prices correspond with Harpoon signal amplifier maintenance.
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This would explain the "Airpods" name, which doesn't have the capitalized P in the Target listing and is unlikely to correspond with an actual AirPods device.
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In recent years, lawmakers and academics have expressed concerns that a large portion of these applications are fraudulent, meaning they do not correspond with real brands.
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The groups, teachers say, tend to correspond with the children's socioeconomic class, with poorer students clustered in low-performing groups and wealthier children in accelerated ones.
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But employees should look at other options if their risk tolerance or expected longevity doesn't correspond with what the fund expects for their age, Fields said.
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In fact, such an approach denies the existence of intersex people, those whose sex characteristics do not correspond with our classic notions of male or female.
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Crucially, the subject that emerges in the painting doesn't simply correspond with the subject of a violated identity that will turn into an object of gaze.
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To bolster their argument, Atomwaffen propagandists relied on the work of James Mason, a Denver-based, old-school neo-Nazi who used to correspond with Charles Manson.
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He added that Homeland Security has already put officers on administrative duties as a form of punishment, but he didn't know which agents correspond with which posts.
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Newsweek reports that Trump used a personal email account to correspond with an administration official in February, when she was operating as an unofficial White House adviser.
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After the Trump administration lifted federal protections that allowed transgender students to use the school bathrooms that correspond with their gender, thousands rallied to protest the removal.
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The dishes, glasses and flatware must correspond with the proposed menu, and those items must be laid out perfectly, down to the direction of the knife blade.
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Ice cores from Greenland, which contain air samples trapped thousands of years ago, reveal increases in greenhouse gases that correspond with the rise of farming in Mesopotamia.
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However, an Associated Press report noted that the date and subject matter of one of the documents correspond with those of a document cited in a Jan.
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A search of corporate and business entities in Florida turned up an address for the business — which happened to correspond with the other woman's apartment, Segal said.
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The court ruling did not correspond with either Ghana or Ivory Coast's claim, but appeared closer to Ghana's, and it rejected the former's attempt to halt development.
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Necessity is the mother of invention, they say, and earlier I needed to quickly correspond with my colleagues in Slack without further soiling my germ-ridden keyboard.
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A visit by Obama to Havana in late March would correspond with the finalization of a peace deal for Colombia that was encouraged and sponsored by Castro.
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The Obama administration has been aggressive in its efforts to ensure that transgender students can use the bathrooms in public schools that correspond with their gender identities.
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But it gained widespread attention for its stipulation requiring people in publicly owned buildings to use restrooms that correspond with the gender listed on their birth certificate.
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The law, known as House Bill 2 or HB2, also requires that transgender people in government buildings use the restrooms that correspond with their gender at birth.
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The law gained widespread attention for its stipulation requiring people in publicly owned buildings to use restrooms that correspond with the gender listed on their birth certificate.
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There's also some evidence from fMRI imaging studies that CBT can lead to brain changes believed to correspond with people being in more control of their pain.
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These Darn Tough socks are available in both Men's and Women's styles and come in Small, Medium, and Large sizes that will correspond with your shoe size.
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And if you can't figure something out with our technology or with a recipe, correspond with real, live human beings who want to make your life better.
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When she did a series of artworks "Against the Wall," [17 paintings centered on the Israeli conflict], Jerry would correspond with her about the politics of them.
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During the late 1980s, Euronymous began to correspond with Masacre drummer Mauricio "Bull Metal" Montoya to spread music and sign bands to his label, Deathlike Silence Productions.
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"Russian comments about removal of their forces do not often correspond with actual troop reductions, and do not affect U.S. priorities in Syria," said Pentagon spokesman Eric Pahon.
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A Virginia legislator faced intense criticism this week after he introduced two bills that would prohibit transgender students from using bathroom facilities that correspond with their gender identity.
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A search of corporate and business entities in Florida turned up an address for the business — which happened to correspond with the other woman's apartment, the attorney said.
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Electrical signals—like the ones used to help restore balance in stroke patients—are delivered via headphones equipped with electrodes that correspond with movement data input by engineers.
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At the meeting, the regulator informed those executives that it would be carrying out an inspection later in 2018 to make sure Facebook's operations correspond with Russian law.
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"Bathroom bills," such as House Bill 2 in North Carolina, were passed requiring people to use the bathrooms that correspond with the sex marker on their birth certificates.
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At the time, prosecutors said payments to those companies from holdings by the Constantino family, which founded Gol, did not appear to correspond with services of comparable value.
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Just about every year as a kid, I'd anticipate the reading of the thirteen stripes of black, brown and auburn that correspond with the 13 weeks of winter.
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The amount of RAM you get will correspond with storage too — the 6GB RAM model comes with 128GB of storage, while the other two models come with 256GB.
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In addition to civil rights activists, corporations including Google and Apple have criticized the law, which forbids people from using restrooms that don't correspond with their birth genders.
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Unlike a healthy theory, which must correspond with empirical facts, a healthy emotion is one that contributes to neurochemical homeostasis or other affective states that promote biological flourishing.
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Under that interpretation, transgender students have access to facilities like bathrooms and locker rooms that correspond with their gender identity, a proposition to which social conservatives strongly object.
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The Oxford law follows weeks of controversy over a law in North Carolina mandating that transgender people use public restrooms that correspond with their biological sex at birth.
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North Carolina is catching a lot of heat for its controversial law barring transgender people from using bathrooms in schools and government facilities that correspond with their gender identity.
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In 2017, Apple, Facebook, and Google criticized the Trump administration for rescinding rules issued under President Obama that allowed students to use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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Previously, students needed a doctor's note or other official documentation in order to participate in activities that correspond with their gender identity (for example, girls' basketball or boys' basketball).
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Some of it is that the demographics of elite journalism pretty precisely correspond with the exact segment of the electorate that reacted most negatively to Trump relative to Romney.
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But the concept is notoriously slippery and how traders talk about it does not necessarily correspond with the way in which the concept is understood by producers and consumers.
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These ceramic travel mugs are decorated with that same Mickey Mouse illustration that was seen on the Disneyland cups, but the images inside his silhouette correspond with different parks.
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The Obama administration last year issued guidance to schools that would have allowed transgender students to use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity, rather than their biological sex.
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Respondents age 65 and older scored the best, with 85033 percent of them answering at least six out of ten questions correctly, which would correspond with a passing score.
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North Carolina in March became the first state in the country to ban people from using multiple-occupancy public restrooms and changing facilities that correspond with their gender identity.
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As a corporate entity that runs ads for profit, Instagram does not readily correspond with humanitarian or philanthropic work, and has faced troubling criticism for censorship and online harassment.
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I remember from own two-plus decades inside sending cards out to my girlfriend (and future wife), my mother, and anyone else I was lucky enough to correspond with.
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Mr. Mulvaney had said he was renaming the bureau to correspond with the legal statute creating the agency, which referred to it as the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection.
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Many of these have to do with the recurrence of certain numbers, like 17 (Q is the 17th letter) or 4, 10 and 20 (which correspond with Trump's initials).
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She would read up on them in advance, sometimes correspond with them by mail, then engage them in conversation during a portrait session long before she raised her camera.
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In March, the state of _________ passed a law requiring transgender people to use bathrooms in government buildings that correspond with the gender listed on their birth certificates, leading Gov.
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Visits to facilities usually correspond with an increase in resources, a move analysts say is key to the Kims showing themselves as fatherly leaders who personally provide for their citizens.
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Fire season has increased by 75 days across the Sierras and "seems to correspond with an increase in the extent of forest fires across the state," the department said. Why?
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His defenders insisted that the accuser's account did not correspond with what was known about the layout of the palace or the handful of people who lived and worked there.
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President Donald Trump's administration on Wednesday revoked Obama-era guidelines telling public schools to allow transgender students to use the bathrooms and locker rooms that correspond with their gender identities.
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Why would users report stories that look potentially dubious (a skill, researchers found, many readers just don't have) if those stories neatly correspond with their ways of seeing the world?
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Although Amazon won't disclose exact sales numbers of its Echo products, the timing of the ad seems to correspond with perhaps a current lull from an intense Q4 of sales.
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That being said, obviously if there was any issue, and anybody reached out to us, we'd have our attorneys correspond with them and come to some sort of an agreement.
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Meanwhile, during that Thursday event, Trump was quizzed about legislation in North Carolina that forbids people to use public bathrooms that don't correspond with the gender on their birth certificates.
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A North Carolina law that requires transgender people to use bathrooms in government buildings that correspond with the gender listed on their birth certificates has drawn protests, boycotts and lawsuits.
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But more famously, the law made it illegal to use bathrooms and changing facilities in schools and other public facilities that didn't correspond with the sex on one's birth certificate.
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To help Delaney correspond with Weinstein's family about the efforts to rescue Weinstein, the FBI proposed sending Delaney press releases containing unclassified, non-sensitive information to share with Weinstein's family.
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She also noted that pot legalization has been shown to correspond with a decline in the number of opiate overdoses, a claim supported by recent study by the RAND Corporation.
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They treat their community like an encounter group or Esalen workshop; often, they correspond with individual Hacker News readers over e-mail, coaching and encouraging them in long, heartfelt exchanges.
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A source also told Forbes the attacks may have been updated over time to be able to break into other operating systems to correspond with changes in the community's usage.
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He also sought to get the University of North Carolina dropped from a lawsuit challenging a state law barring transgender students from using bathrooms that correspond with their gender identities.
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Members of Turkish Crime Family provided Motherboard with a video, screenshots of emails and access to an email account allegedly used to correspond with Apple's security team to prove their claims.
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This could correspond with several loose ends at the end of Season 1, including the slug that comes out of Will's mouth and the food the sheriff leaves out for Eleven.
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He posted that message in March, only hours after North Carolina passed a law making it illegal for transgender people to use public restrooms that correspond with their true gender identities.
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In rich countries it is perfectly normal to queue in branches, correspond with your bank by post and deposit cheques stamped with the logo of firms founded in the 19th century.
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Imagine a world where it doesn't correspond with a jump in the player salary cap; moreover, imagine that NBA player salaries are limited to room, board, tuition, and a small stipend.
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"What western agencies are reporting does not necessarily correspond with reality," Ryabkov said, adding that Russia was working to create the necessary conditions for the safe extraction of people from Aleppo.
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It's usually a very challenging problem because it falls to water companies, and their boundaries don't correspond with the boundaries of cities, so it's difficult for cities to act on it.
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In both cases SWIFT said insiders or cyber attackers had succeeded in penetrating the targeted banks' systems, obtaining user credentials and submitting fraudulent SWIFT messages that correspond with transfers of money.
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"I wanted the video to match the energy of 'DQ', but also sort of correspond with that idea of being too old and too young at the same time," Eva says.
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That ordinance provided protections based on sexual orientation, gender expression and gender identity, including letting transgender people use the public bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity, not gender at birth.
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Activists have also been pushing back against a North Carolina law that requires people in publicly owned buildings to use restrooms that correspond with the gender listed on their birth certificates.
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The measure, enacted in March, requires transgender people to use bathrooms in publicly owned buildings that correspond with the gender listed on their birth certificate, not the gender they identify as.
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Last week the U.S. Justice Department and North Carolina filed lawsuits over the state's controversial bathroom law, which bans people from using public bathrooms that do not correspond with their biological sex.
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The bill would require people to use restrooms in public schools and government-run buildings that correspond with the gender on their birth certificate rather than the gender with which they identify.
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Jermain Phillips of Illinois used his personal email account to correspond with a customer in an attempt to prevent his brokerage firm from discovering emails relating to a customer loan he accepted.
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The data-intelligence company Apptopia's daily downloads tracker appears to correspond with Nicolas' anecdote, showing a spike in downloads more powerful than that of individual media organizations like CNN or Fox News.
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A Korean American voter who places his surname before his given name ("Kim Jae") may have his name transposed (to "Jae Kim") in a government database to correspond with the Western norm.
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For instance, a small peak in the concentration of lead was found to correspond with its increased production and use during World War I, while a decline corresponded with the Great Depression.
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Only one acquaintance, also unnamed, said they had managed to correspond with him, but that he did not directly answer their questions, and "just told me not to worry," The Guardian said.
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It went further than a law enacted earlier this year in North Carolina, which became the first state to bar transgender people from using public bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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Their conclusion: When the participants were challenged on strongly held beliefs, there was more activation in the parts of the brain that are thought to correspond with self-identity and negative emotions.
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Simply click on each glowing orb floating on the outside of the castle to read quotes from the book that correspond with different spots and learn more about the history of the school.
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Axel Heitmann, who had been one of four Sulzer directors tied to billionaire Vekselberg's investment company Renova, submitted his resignation to correspond with the Russian's new status as a minority shareholder, Sulzer said.
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North Carolina filed a lawsuit against the Department of Justice on Monday to defend a state law that prevents members of the transgender community from using bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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The national retailer Target is being hailed by supporters of transgender rights for its policy allowing transgender employees and customers to choose the restrooms and fitting rooms that correspond with their gender identities.
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The Justice Department (along with the Department of Education) promptly withdrew Lynch's guidance -- meaning public schools are no longer obligated to allow transgender students to use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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In a report in BuzzFeed News and subsequent interviews with The New York Times, Ms. Byrd and Katie Rice, 36, said that the animator began to correspond with them when they were teenagers.
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"Our findings correspond with other studies that have come out this year, with further evidence in young people and in other mental health conditions," said senior author Dr. Joseph Hayes in a statement.
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Their conclusion: When the participants were challenged on their strongly held beliefs, there was more activation in the parts of the brain that are thought to correspond with self-identity and negative emotions.
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Under the law, enacted in March, North Carolina is the only U.S. state to require that transgender people use bathrooms in publicly owned buildings that correspond with the sex listed on their birth certificate.
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Co-written by The Last Airbender head writer Aaron Ehasz, this computer-animated show has an undeniable Avatar influence: The Dragon Prince is divided into "books" that correspond with magic elements, just like Avatar.
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In that work, you noted that the timing of the GIF was calibrated to correspond with a deep inhalation and exhalation, a connection to the body that I see throughout most of your work.
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The U.S. government's directive, issued in May, said public schools must allow transgender students to use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity, as opposed to their birth gender, or face federal funding loss.
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He used the personal account, set up during the transition in December, to correspond with former Chief of Staff Reince Priebus, former chief strategist Steve Bannon, economic adviser Gary Cohn and spokesman Josh Raffel.
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The move was among the most prominent consequences since the law, which also bars transgender people from using bathrooms in public buildings that do not correspond with their birth gender, was passed in March.
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North Carolina's so-called H.B. 2 law requires transgender people to use the restrooms in schools and many other public buildings that correspond with the sex on their birth certificate, not their gender identity.
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But researchers have since noted that many of Ötzi's inkings are located in places along his back and spine that correspond with traditional Chinese acupuncture points—points targeted for the treatment of digestive disorders.
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It appears Haley supported the pro-Israel, anti-Iran narrative because she believed in it — and the fact that it happened to correspond with how Trump viewed things was only secondary, experts told me.
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The design calls for a larger, more welcoming lobby across both buildings, connections through all seven floors and three new terraces that correspond with the Sanaa building's Sky Room, with its wraparound outdoor space.
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Suhri Noster Norbertus Sinaga, the spokesman for the National Search and Rescue Agency, said that figure did not correspond with reality, as local officials had not yet provided any population data for affected areas.
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The Republican-controlled Texas Senate passed Senate Bill 3 last month, which would have barred some transgender people from using the bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity in schools and local government buildings.
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Mr. Ahmadinejad said he had not been reprimanded for attempting to correspond with Mr. Trump and that Mr. Khamenei can change his mind and approve negotiations with Washington if the administration shifts its approach.
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And just a month into his presidency, the Trump administration withdrew Obama-era protections of transgender students in public schools that let people use the bathrooms and facilities that correspond with their gender identity.
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A spokeswoman for the Department of Education confirmed this February that the department is not investigating civil rights complaints from transgender students who were banned from using bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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Timed with Women's History Month, the five-piece range's prints correspond with those of the retailer's men's shirts, in case you and a male ally in your life would like to wear a matching set.
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We used data from the Roper Center for Public Opinion Research to show how President Trump's approval ratings correspond with the past four presidents in April and early May of their second year in office.
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Kedlaya said afterward that he felt motivated to correspond with others who have read more of IUT theory and that he planned to attend the next conference on the topic, in July at Kyoto University.
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The state sued the feds Monday, and the federal government quickly returned the favor, staging a fight over the law that would require North Carolinians to use public bathrooms that correspond with their biological sex.
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China's "one-child policy" has made it difficult for parents to time the births of their children to correspond with years of the dragon, which has suppressed the effect of the zodiac calendar on births.
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Being a Saturday night, I went out to meet up with friends and, though I continued to correspond with Detloff, mostly forgot about the spell and the god or gods I'd asked a favor of.
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This does not correspond with the dominant view of womanhood in which women are expected to be caring, compliant, and submissive — not to stab their little brother to death with scissors, as Patty Columbo did.
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They tried to follow signs showing the layout of their floor to an emergency exit, but the map "caused confusion" and "did not correspond with the actual layout of the hotel floor," the suit claims.
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Similar legal battles are being fought across the country as school officials and lawmakers debate whether transgender people should be allowed use of facilities that correspond with their gender identity rather than their birth sex.
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His photo of Drake — an image intended to correspond with Pusha's claim that Drake grew up insecure about his mixed race heritage — still remains on Twitter as of Thursday, where Pusha links to Leyes' website.
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In the advertorial, aptly named "Transformers," Walker takes a cue from Cindy Sherman and Robert Mapplethorpe and embodies seven different personas, all of which have distinct aesthetics that correspond with the varying styles of sunglasses.
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FIFA responded to the report by saying that "while incompliances with relevant labor standards" were found, the "overall message of exploitation on the construction sites portrayed by HRW does not correspond" with FIFA's own assessment.
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The figures correspond with casual memory: if you think about it, 2008 was the year it became default to assume someone was on Facebook, such that even your parents were on it and so on.
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"Russian comments about removing forces do not often correspond with actual troop reductions, and these statements do not affect U.S. priorities in Syria," U.S. Marine Corps Major Adrian Rankine-Galloway, a Pentagon spokesman, told CNBC.
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Daily output rates for one part of the production process do not necessarily correspond with final production numbers on a given day because vehicles must go through other steps that may operate at different speeds.
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As of 2012, Jpay was catering to 1.5 million inmates throughout 35 states, and since I've been out, I've used it to correspond with friends in the Ohio, Michigan and South Carolina state prison systems.
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From start to finish, the FriendsWithYou art collective not only provided bright cartoonish videos to correspond with the songs in the Colombian superstar's growing repertoire, but even brought the characters onstage as real life mascots.
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Ms. Jenner credited Mr. Trump last summer for breaking with other Republicans in not supporting a law in North Carolina that barred people from using public bathrooms that did not correspond with their biological sex.
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ANO has not had a physical space until now, and events there — at least for the next two years — will correspond with the moving museum as it collects artifacts across the 10 regions of Ghana.
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Since the company is specifically focused on, in its own words, "responsible humans with kids," the longest term length offered is 20 years, to correspond with the time your kids will be in the home.
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Based on business names and residents' opinions, the neighborhood's borders roughly correspond with Montgomery Street, East Broadway, Division Street and St. James Place, although some areas may overlap with the Lower East Side and Chinatown.
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"I think there could eventually be upside in the euro-pound to just around 86 cents, and that would likely correspond with further downside for risk assets like stocks, like the S&P 500," Ross added.
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"On a breakout or a Bremain, I think it would project upside to 1.53, [which] would be quite bullish for risk assets like stocks, commodities, and of course it would correspond with dollar weakness," he said.
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The bill, which would require people to use restrooms that correspond with the gender on their birth certificate, not with their gender identity, now heads to the Republican-controlled Senate where it is expected to pass.
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While the research published in the British Medical Journal does not indicate that excessive screentime directly results in diabetes, it points to certain behavioral habits which correspond with obesity and increase diabetes risk, the authors noted.
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If the college sports functioned like professional sports, said surge would correspond with greater compensation for the people doing most of the actual on-field work and creating much of the actual broadcast value: the athletes.
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According to the court papers, the trustee argued that Peter had a specific definition of the word "grandchild," which did not correspond with the fact that when both grandchildren were born, their parents were not married.
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" In the past year, 19 states have considered legislation that would prevent trans people from using restroom facilities that correspond with their gender identity; Chase has fought tirelessly and effectively against these so-called "bathroom bills.
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First, you should know that a kitty's genetic material is actually a 256-bit number, and certain traits will correspond with certain digits of that number; for example, "mainecoon" cats' zero gene is always number 5.
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One can take a digital coffee cup, place it on a table, and move it around; the cup will get larger and smaller to correspond with the distance from the iPad, creating the illusion of movement.
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And the amazing thing is that this is not my opinion; this is actually grounded in the biology of human decision making our brains are actually broken into three major levels that correspond with that model.
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But Democrats have insisted that any spending deal correspond with resolving DACA -- an Obama administration program that protected young undocumented immigrants who came to the US as children from deportation, which Trump has elected to end.
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Sources recommend replacing your running shoes roughly every six months or every 300 miles — both of these metrics correspond with training for a marathon, so it's worth investing in a new pair soon after signing up.
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So for the second season of the show, we've decided to launch a new podcast, called #fsociety, to discuss how the hacks in each episode of the show correspond with breaches we've seen in real life.
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A nationwide injunction that has kept transgender students from using school bathrooms and other facilities that correspond with their gender identity will remain in place after the Trump administration decided not to challenge it in court.
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"On a daily basis, I speak to, or correspond with, people that I respect, and don't necessarily agree with, to receive their thoughts on issues critical to American workers and the American people," Mr. Navarro said.
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Backers of the North Carolina law, which requires people to use public bathrooms that correspond with the sex on their birth certificate rather than their gender identity, say it will protect women and girls from predators.
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The North Carolina state legislature has caused national outrage after passing HB22, more popularly known as the "bathroom bill," which mandates that trans people cannot use public restrooms that correspond with the gender they identify as.
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The bill would ban transgender students, who identify with a gender different than the one assigned to them at birth, from using bathrooms and locker rooms in public schools and colleges that correspond with their gender identity.
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Transgender rights issues have soared into U.S. public consciousness over the past year, with issues including people's right to use public toilets and locker rooms that correspond with their gender identity becoming a topic of fierce debate.
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After the departments of Education and Justice issued joint guidance in May 2016 directing schools to let transgender students use facilities that correspond with their gender identity, officials in a dozen states sued to block their implementation.
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At a meeting last month its councillors voted for a new ordinance, unprecedented among municipalities, imposing fines or jail time on anyone using a restroom that did not correspond with the sex indicated on their birth certificate.
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But the Obama administration's new directive advising schools to let transgender students use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity may scramble the situation, allowing the G.O.P. to pin the charge of overreach on the federal government.
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Transgender people in North Carolina are suing the governor and other state officials over the law that replaced the state's controversial "bathroom bill," saying it still restricts them from using restrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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Kushner used the private account in tandem with his official White House email account to correspond with current and former senior White House officials, outside advisers and others, about subjects ranging from media coverage to event planning.
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King also filed another amendment that would prohibit the Capitol complex from allowing people to use bathrooms that don't correspond with their biological sex assigned at birth, a measure that mirrors North Carolina's controversial transgender bathroom law.
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A federal judge in Oregon issued a ruling this week in favor of transgender students, saying that forcing them to use restrooms that correspond with the gender they were assigned at birth would violate civil rights law.
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It said Mahathir's statement "may have been taken out of context" and his comments did not correspond with the content of a meeting two weeks ago between the prime minister and Country Garden's chairman, Yeung Kwok Keung.
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The upcoming show WandaVision, about Elizabeth Olsen's Scarlet Witch and Paul Bettany's Vision from the main Avengers series, will also correspond with what happens in the upcoming Doctor Strange sequel, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
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The legislation that has garnered the most attention is a bill that would require people to use restrooms in state facilities that correspond with the gender on their birth certificate, not the gender with which they identify.
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The legislation was a response to a measure passed by the city of Charlotte last month that provided protections to the LGBT community and allowed transgender people to use public bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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The state law, known as House Bill 2, requires transgender people to use publicly owned bathrooms that correspond with the gender on their birth certificate and bars local ordinances protecting lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people from discrimination.
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In a move that makes matching your nail polish to your lipstick look like child's play, the well-loved beauty brand is about to drop six signature scents, all made to correspond with the brand's best-selling lipsticks.
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If they did, you'd notice that the dates that currently delineate different signs don't correspond to when the sun is actually in the constellation in the sky, and that there's no sign to correspond with the constellation Ophiuchus.
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Downbeat assessments of growth would more closely correspond with trends under the old GDP calculation method that until a year ago showed India experiencing the longest spell of sub-5 percent growth in a quarter of a century.
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They began to correspond with each other and the romance bloomed, even though Sanchez, an attractive woman with high cheekbones, fair skin, and long hair that she wore dyed blonde or red, was more than 33 years younger.
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Look no further than the split highlighted in a CNN/ORC poll this week that showed 57% of people opposed laws that forced transgender folks to use bathrooms that correspond with their birth certificates rather than gender identities.
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Most transgender people in North Carolina, however, will still be bound by the law adopted in March that requires them to use bathrooms in government buildings and public schools that correspond with the sex on their birth certificate.
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"Only 9 percent of patients admitted by MSF last week needed to be hospitalized and a limited number of patients have symptoms that correspond with the cholera case definition (acute watery diarrhea with or without vomiting)," it said.
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The Russian representative at the WTO meeting asked how excluding pipeline experts from other countries could be justified and how it could correspond with the WTO rules that say free trade agreements should not diminish other countries' rights.
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Super spikes in the VIX tend to correspond with sell-offs in the market, but as history has shown, when the VIX trades above 20 stocks tend to rally in the 30, 60 and 90 days to follow.
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Its two curators, Andrea Brandi and Kenya Hara, aimed to subjectively break the full spectrum of human desire down to 100 actions, so they selected single items that correspond with common verbs and housed most in glass vitrines.
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There's a communications box that allows Mr. Semon to contact other crew members with the press of a single button, while next to it is a box that cues lights that correspond with specific areas of the stage.
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The charges laid out in the indictment roughly correspond with Mr. Putin's position that perhaps rogue patriots are responsible not only for the trolling, but also for the email hacking and other cyberattacks connected to the U.S. election.
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The likely answer is no, but not only because of this tendency to forgive the Palestinians; the sad story of the torture victims just doesn't correspond with those who prefer to use their platforms to tarnish Israel's name.
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North Carolina last month became the first state to require transgender people to use restrooms and locker rooms in schools and other public facilities that correspond with their birth gender instead of the gender with which they identify.
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There are other cases on transgender rights in lower courts, including a challenge to a North Carolina law that, in government buildings, requires transgender people to use bathrooms that correspond with the gender listed on their birth certificates.
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New York City's action came a week after South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard vetoed a bill that would have made the state the first to limit transgender students to bathrooms and locker rooms that correspond with their birth gender.
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" Garbo's bilingual case handler, Tomás Harris, reported that "she grumbled that she had not a single friend here, that her husband would not let her mix with Spanish women in London, nor correspond with her Spanish friends in Spain.
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The statehouse beef has drawn international attention since North Carolina enacted House Bill 2 — better known as the "bathroom bill" — a law that prohibits people from using restrooms that do not correspond with the sex on their birth certificates.
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Demographically, support for equal protection laws and opposition to laws requiring transgender people to use facilities that correspond with birth gender are somewhat lower among older adults, men, those without college degrees and those who live in rural areas.
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This week, we're talking about read receipts — the timestamp that's optional in iMessage and mandatory in Facebook Messenger, that lets anyone who's trying to correspond with you know exactly when you saw their words and chose not to respond.
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But the White House refused to approve his written testimony for entry into the permanent Congressional record, according to the New York Times, which reviewed a June 4 email stating the testimony did not correspond with Trump administration views.
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The race in North Carolina was seen as effectively serving as a referendum on a state law that bans transgender people from using government-run restrooms that correspond with their gender identity and limits protections for gays and lesbians.
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Studies often find that higher minimum wages correspond with decreased youth employment In fact, if the government's explicit goal were to make it harder for young people to compete for jobs, they could scarcely design a more perfect policy.
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He said the company had already provided some information to the French authorities which showed that the results of some of their tests did not correspond with those done by the Italian ministry of transport and the carmaker itself.
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The Alliance Defending Freedom, which opposes allowing transgender students to use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identities, filed a similar lawsuit last week against the same federal agencies and a suburban Chicago school district over such a policy.
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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump sided on Thursday with those criticizing a controversial new North Carolina law requiring transgender people to use government and school bathrooms that correspond with the sex on their birth certificate.
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"If Le Pen comes to power, it would correspond with the secret but obvious desires of the Kremlin, namely the weakening of the European Union, the weakening of the trans-Atlantic alliance and the NATO alliance," Kastueva-Jean said.
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The law, signed by Mr. McCrory in March, prohibits local governments from passing protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, and it requires that people in government buildings use the restrooms that correspond with their gender at birth.
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Workforce Logiq created a Talent Retention Risk score using different data points, including macroeconomic trends, company-level social media and news sentiment, employee churn indicators (such as hiring or firing announcements) and other factors that correspond with workforce volatility.
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The GRAND folks hope their experiment will eventually hunt for yet-to-be-detected neutrinos that are ten thousand times more energetic than those detected by IceCube, which would correspond with even higher-energy cosmic rays occasionally found by scientists.
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The image of someone sitting in front of a monitor, mouse and keyboard doesn't really correspond with the image of a gymnast doing flips on a 4-inch balance beam, but there are some Olympic events with similarities to esports.
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A federal judge granted a preliminary injunction request to stop Pine-Richland High School's policy that prevented Juliet, Elissa Ridenour and a minor transgender boy from using the restrooms the correspond with their gender identities, reported the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Dozens of families on Wednesday sued two federal agencies and a suburban Chicago school district over a policy they said disregards student privacy and safety by allowing transgender students to use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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It's just that 3,230 years ago, when they were drawing up a plan for the signs of the zodiac that would correspond with the months of year, the Babylonians already had a 230-month calendar — so they left poor Ophiuchus out.
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It said it believed Mahathir's comments "may have been taken out of context in certain media reports" as they do not correspond with the content of a meeting between the prime minister and Country Garden Holdings Chairman Yeung Kwok Keung.
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It goes further than a law enacted last month in North Carolina - which has been boycotted by businesses, entertainers and government workers - since it became the first state to bar transgender people from using bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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The 13-state coalition's lawsuit is one of several state-based challenges to the federal government's May directive that public schools must allow transgender students to use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity or face the loss of federal funding.
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North Carolina last month became the first state to enact a measure requiring transgender people to use restrooms and locker rooms in schools and other public facilities that correspond with their birth gender instead of the gender with which they identify.
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Since June it has been forecasting an adjusted EBIT margin of between 5.5% and 6.5% for 2019 - which would correspond with adjusted earnings of between 2 billion and 2.4 billion euros - a decline of 14% to 28.5% compared with last year.
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An additional $330 million was spent on creating a new geological model for the deposit as it turned out that the Soviet estimate did not correspond with the real content of copper in Udokan's ore, Kazikayev said in a rare interview.
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When King Charles I opened up the Royal Mail service to the public in 1635, the gesture undoubtedly heralded a new era for the common man, making it possible to correspond with fellow Englishmen in the far reaches of the isles.
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"If you had to correspond with the city attorney, you had to get in the car and drive a document to him, or, turns out there is this thing called a fax machine that no one ever uses," Ms. Sikes said.
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Before it was repealed, the legislation, known nationally as the "Bathroom Bill," plunged the state into political chaos with its requirement that transgender people use restrooms in government and public buildings that correspond with the gender on their birth certificate.
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A research review by epidemiologists at the Centres for Disease Control finds that later school starting times correspond with improved attendance, less tardiness, less falling asleep in class, better grades and even fewer crashes involving youngsters driving themselves to school.
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Trump clashed again on Thursday with Cruz, a U.S. senator from Texas, this time over a North Carolina law passed last month requiring transgender people to use government and school bathrooms that correspond with the sex on their birth certificates.
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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C., April 21 (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump sided on Thursday with those criticizing a controversial new North Carolina law requiring transgender people to use government and school bathrooms that correspond with the sex on their birth certificate.
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I'm hoping that he hasn't come across the column I wrote after NAFTA was implemented, in which I suggested that, as a matter of convenience, Canada should change the date of its Thanksgiving Day to correspond with the American Thanksgiving Day.
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However, as "unlawful enemy combatants" who followed none of the laws of war, Mr Bush's lawyers reasoned, they were not entitled to all the protections of the Geneva Conventions, such as the rights not to be interrogated, and to correspond with families.
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While most audiobooks are broken up into long tracks that may or may not correspond with a book's actual chapters, Google's analyzed the audio behind each of its books so that tracks titles will be consistent with a book's table of contents.
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Trans rights have captured the public's imagination in the wake of the ongoing killing of trans women of color and the North Carolina bathroom ordinances that seek to have folks use the restrooms that correspond with the gender they were assigned at birth.
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Deemed the "Smurf" by its creators, the latte-esque beverage costs AUD $8 (USD $6.10) and is part of Matcha Mylkbar's attempt to offer products that correspond with every colour of the rainbow; it also gets a lot of likes on Instagram.
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Merkel's poor showing in September, along with the SPD's insistence on going into opposition, left her with no viable option other than a "Jamaica" coalition, so named because the three parties' colors correspond with the black, yellow and green of Jamaica's flag.
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Hernández said in his 56-page opinion that parents at the school who don't think that transgender students should be able to use the bathrooms that correspond with the gender they identify with are welcome to pull their children from the school.
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In her letter to Mr. McCrory, Ms. Gupta said the Justice Department had concluded that the law, which bars people from using public restrooms that do not correspond with the gender listed on their birth certificates, breached the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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The North Carolina law was drafted and passed expressly to undo and override an ordinance in the state's most populous city, Charlotte, that extended L.G.B.T. protections against discrimination to transgender people who want to use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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The case now before the Atlanta-based 11th Circuit Court of Appeals, stems from the lawsuit 18-year-old Drew Adams brought challenging the St. Johns County School Board's policy of prohibiting transgender students from using restrooms that correspond with their gender identify.
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The bill's supporters argue that it is a response to the troubling uptick in anti-Semitic incidents reported across the country in the wake of Trump's election, which correspond with a rise in attacks against other racial, ethnic and religious minority groups.
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The public debate has been ignited, in part, by a North Carolina law that requires transgender people to use bathrooms in government buildings that correspond with the gender listed on their birth certificates, a statute that has drawn protests, boycotts and lawsuits.
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According to the company, about 72 percent of the sales in its seeds and genomics segment happen in the fiscal second and third quarters, running from the beginning of December to the end of May to correspond with the natural agricultural cycle.
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There was no way to independently confirm that the photos were of Ms. Jones and whether the identification documents were real, but the address on the driver's license appeared to correspond with information about Ms. Jones that is available through public records.
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The book is divided into three groovy sections that offer advice on determining your life's purpose, which is ruled by your sun sign; your emotional and physical needs, which correspond with your moon; and your motivation and drive, steered by your ascendant planet.
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The recall vote also comes as dozens of families sued two federal agencies and a suburban Chicago school district over a policy they said disregards student privacy and safety by allowing transgender students to use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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For example, at 20A, we are referred back to the revealer clue, "What this puzzle's two-letter answers correspond with, given their locations in the grid," and the answer in that slot is CA (or Ca), the periodic table's name for calcium.
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The major shift to deep offshore areas will correspond with onshore exploration and production falling to 10% of Petrobras' activities from 37% currently, while shallow waters will account for 2%, down from 8% at present, said Roberto Ardenghy, executive director of institutional relations.
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And recently, Trump administration revoked a guidance, originally written by the Obama administration, that told federally funded schools to not discriminate against trans students and, most controversially, let trans students use the bathroom and locker room that correspond with their gender identity.
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Many of the documents are misdated as having come from 1998, but the events detailed in them correspond with and explicitly mention various events in the Iraq War, such as the April 2003 toppling of a statue of Saddam Hussein in Firdos Square, Baghdad.
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Washington (CNN)Americans broadly oppose laws that would require transgender people to use facilities that correspond with their gender at birth rather than their gender identity, according to a new CNN/ORC Poll, and three-quarters favor laws guaranteeing equal protection for transgender individuals.
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Because we were also filming a short documentary to contextualize the project, we set up the shoot to correspond with the various days of the dead, so that the very last night of our shoot was the Eve of All Saints' Day, October 31.
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In March, the Senate passed a bill backed by social conservative Republican Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick that would require people to use restrooms in public schools and buildings that correspond with the gender on their birth certificate, not the gender with which they identify.
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Lord Stern and Mr Green say the numbers showing falls in coal production and imports correspond with trends seen in the generation of thermal power (which are relatively easy to monitor, because related data come directly from meters) as well as in manufacturing output.
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That doesn't mean Rockstar Games endorses that type of behavior, nor that Red Dead Redemption 2 endorses punching feminists, but it's worth thinking about what these open worlds allow players to do, why, and how they correspond with what's happening in the real world.
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In Indiana Jim Tomes, a Republican state senator, introduced a bill last December which would make the use of a facility that does not correspond with a person's birth certificate a misdemeanour, punishable with up to one year in jail and a fine of $5,000.
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The middle years, the years of Woolf's greatest successes, when writing came fastest to her, correspond with her leanest diary years—as long as she could effortlessly turn writing into paid work and novels, she had less need for a private well of secret thoughts.
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According to the Post, Pentagon officials want such an event to take place on Veterans Day, in part because it would correspond with the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I and would not be so closely tied to the president himself.
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" And in voicing his disgust for a 2015 Illinois Department of Education ruling that advocated for the rights of transgender students to use the locker rooms that correspond with their identified gender, Cruz said, "I don't want my daughters taking showers with little boys.
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The way it puts this all to use is by grouping the less important emails together for quicker archiving, offering smarter notifications about incoming mail, prompting you to reply on deadline, and detailing your relationships with those you correspond with in the app's "People" section.
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The city's recall came the same day dozens of families sued two federal agencies and a suburban Chicago, Illinois, school district over a policy they said disregards student privacy and safety by allowing transgender students to use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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NCAA President Mark Emmert said the move was a "proverbial no-brainer" after North Carolina in March became the only U.S. state to require transgender people to use bathrooms in government buildings and public schools that correspond with the sex listed on their birth certificate.
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Public schools no longer obligated to allow transgender students in bathroom Just a month into his presidency, the Trump administration withdrew Obama-era protections of transgender students in public schools that let people use the bathrooms and facilities that correspond with their gender identity.
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Coachella provided a statement to The Desert Sun, saying that the festival had plans to introduce steps to ensure that all festivalgoers could access restrooms that correspond with their gender identity as part of their "Every One" campaign, which comes after numerous complaints about the festival's environment.
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Three weeks after her poor national showing, Merkel is about to begin what look set to be thorny coalition discussions with the liberal Free Democrats (FDP) and the Greens on forming a "Jamaica" alliance - so named because the parties' colors correspond with those of the Jamaican flag.
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The Muro Box is a music box with a programmable cylinder The Muro Box is a music box with a programmable cylinder Instead of a fixed pattern of pins, Muro's patented convertible cylinder features 20 stainless steel gears, to correspond with each tooth on the comb.
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" Hacking Team was apparently satisfied with this response (or a follow-up fax), because the company continued to correspond with that email address, and eventually set up a meeting in Saudi Arabia's capital of Riyadh: "It is a pleasure for Hacking Team to visit you in Riyadh.
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These sensors pinpoint your location in the virtual environment using specific features, like bright dots or sharp corners, "which makes the view in the virtual world perfectly correspond with your motion in the real world, and it makes for a far higher sense of realism," Bavor explained.
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" The Justice Department's lawsuit, filed in a different federal court in the state, argued that North Carolina's law, which prohibits people from using public restrooms that do not correspond with the gender listed on their birth certificates, compels "public agencies to follow a facially discriminatory policy.
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The commercial, which will run next Friday during the last leg of the convention, comes amid fierce debate over so-called bathroom bills in North Carolina and several other states that would bar transgender people from using the public restrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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Dan Patrick, is similar to one that caused a political uproar in North Carolina and led to widespread boycotts there by companies, entertainers, sports events and gay rights groups, which said the bill discriminated against transgender people who use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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Doubts were raised by some media sources who said the name and age of the girl given by the army did not correspond with any of those who were kidnapped from Chibok, and were sceptical that a second rescue had apparently taken place one day after the first.
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After looking over texts and star charts found in the Madrid Codex, an ancient Mayan text outlining details of religious ceremonies as well as Mayan astrological charts, Gadoury came up with an interesting theory: that the Mayans founded their cities to correspond with the stars in 23 specific constellations.
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This $1 billion isn't a lump-sum up-front investment — instead, it's a total amount that can be delivered anytime over the next decade, in installments that correspond with funding efforts on OpenAI's side that feed back into Microsoft's own AI ambitions, as detailed by The New York Times.
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In the letter, the groups highlight anti-LGBT legislation Green has supported or co-sponsored in Tennessee, including a bill that would allow therapists to deny treatment to LGBT individuals on religious grounds and another that would prohibit transgender students from using facilities that correspond with their gender identity.
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He claims they were sent to his office by Lt. Governor Dan Patrick in order to discuss the anti-transgender bathroom bill, which would force trans people to use public restrooms that correspond with gender they were assigned at birth, rather than the gender with which they identify.
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This is especially true with the generation whose entire lives correspond with the Putin era, like these students, who grew up on the internet and find it easier to relate to the YouTube videos created by and for a globalized world rather than Soviet dogmas of right and wrong.
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The orchestra did so to protest a law, commonly known as House Bill 2, that nullified local ordinances establishing anti-discrimination protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, and required people in public buildings to use restrooms that correspond with the gender listed on their birth certificates. Gov.
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On Wednesday, the Trump administration took its first major anti-LGBTQ policy action — by rescinding a guidance that protected transgender students from discrimination in federally funded schools and, most controversially, asked schools to let trans students use the bathrooms and locker rooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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From 2004 to 2015, for instance, they found that ILSI-China had sponsored or co-sponsored six international obesity conferences (sometimes, but not always, Coca-Cola was listed as a sponsor as well), advertised as a way for Chinese scientists to correspond with and learn from those outside of the country.
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The former America's Got Talent star, 16, who sang at the presidential inauguration last month, requested that the president meet with her and her older sister, Juliet, 18, after he revoked guidelines that said transgender students should be allowed to use bathrooms and locker rooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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As for this year's hot-button controversy over whether or not trans people should be allowed to use restrooms that correspond with their gender identity—sparked by the passage of North Carolina's House Bill 2—most conservatives I met told me they could give two shits which bathroom adults used.
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It gets your mind going, it gets you thinking, "Well, this is what I like, but perhaps I should look into this more and that sounds kind of great" and then you can correspond with other people and learn about their experiences and they kind of help you build your knowledge.
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The Associated Press reported earlier this month that his office also froze 25,25 voter applications under its "exact match" policy, which allows officials to reject voter registration forms if the applicants' information doesn't precisely correspond with state and federal records—even if it's only off by a comma or a hyphen.
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According to Outsports, a website focused on the intersection of sports and L.G.B.T. issues, Schilling shared an image that appeared to be a response to a recent North Carolina law that bars transgender people from using bathrooms and locker rooms that do not correspond with the gender on their birth certificates.
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For example, it will store metadata about who you correspond with most, or the likelihood a sender wants a response, but the actual emails themselves are only temporarily stored, and you can wipe all the data Notion stores from the app's Settings (or by simply deleting the app from your phone).
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On Sunday evening, Cambodia's National Election Committee said that turnout had reached 82.17 percent, a figure that in the capital, Phnom Penh, at least, did not correspond with the sight of empty polling stations and residents walking around with fingers untouched by the ink used to denote those who had voted.
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It is not clear when her abstention turned into anonymity, or when that anonymity acquired its peculiar aura, but it might have been in the mid-1990s, when she began to correspond with journalists, answering their questions about her life, sometimes with the caveat that her answers might be lies.
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The company recently emptied out its Instagram account — so long, photos of smiling people riding in the company's fleet of self-driving Chevy Bolts — and posted a series of cryptic longitude and latitude coordinates that correspond with famous historical moments, like the invention of the compass and the steam locomotive.
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While Trump pressed on with his overtures to the LGBT community -- with whom Trump expressed solidarity with on Monday -- his supporters met that appeal to LGBT Americans with a tepid, if not muted response in North Carolina, which recently passed a law banning transgender individuals from using bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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The email is the modern version of writing a letter—back in the day, you had to really work to correspond with anyone not in your immediate vicinity, painstakingly dip a quill into a well of ink to express yourself, grab a chisel and a beautifully flat piece of rock and start hacking away.
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The nonpartisan Public Religion Research Institute has found that, compared to the public overall, both groups were much more likely to say the police are not unfair to African-Americans, and the blue-collar whites were more likely to say transgender people should be required to use bathrooms that correspond with their gender at birth.
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Advocates for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people note that the ruling from the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit applies to North Carolina, where the controversial law approved last month limits transgender people to bathrooms in government buildings, including public schools, that correspond with the gender listed on their birth certificates.
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The ruling also comes as some school districts and state governments around the country are grappling with the question of whether transgender people should be allowed to go to the public facilities that correspond with their gender identity, or whether, as many conservatives believe, such access would infringe on the privacy rights of others.
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Perhaps instead of correlating improved health outcomes with the life-years that the youngest doctors lack, we should focus on determining which educational/professional experiences closely correspond with novice doctors' patient-care successes and focus on making those accessible to and even required of doctors of every age, at every stage of their careers.
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Certain tech-use indicators have in fact leveled off in recent years, but that's mostly because they correspond with categories that are already thoroughly established and widespread: Around 95 percent of consumers in the United States say they have or use a cellphone, and 89 percent have or use the internet, according to Pew.
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Oregon and California both recently began to offer a third sex marker option on certain legal identification cards, the fight to allow trans and nonbinary people access to the bathrooms which correspond with their gender identity nearly made it to the Supreme Court, and there's been a steady increase in trans and gender-nonconforming representation in pop culture.
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In an 83-page decision that was restrained in its scope, Judge Thomas D. Schroeder of Federal District Court in Winston-Salem, N.C., limited the University of North Carolina's power to enforce the section of the law that requires people in publicly owned buildings to use restrooms that correspond with the gender listed on their birth certificates.
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Earlier this year Texas Lt. Governor Dan Patrick introduced Senate Bill 6, which would require transgender people to use bathrooms in public buildings, such as schools and government buildings, according to their "biological sex" and prohibit any local government from adopting non-discrimination ordinances allowing transgender Texans to use public bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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In only three of those seasons was Ginobili a starter more often than he wasn't; those seasons happened to correspond with his two NBA All-Star Game appearances, although he was not really appreciably better or different in those years than the ones in which he started just a few dozen games, or started none at all.
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She says they ended up having a good conversation about the business aspects of the porn industry, and even though she didn't believe he would follow through, he promised to put her on The Apprentice, and she hoped something would come of that, which is why she continued to correspond with him for years after their first meeting.
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Curated by RFC's longtime director Juan Roselione-Valadez, who was part of the team initially tasked with accessioning the acquisition, Purvis Young is the museum's largest presentation of a single artist to date, with more than 100 works (all untitled and dated circa 1980–1999) grouped neatly into 14 categories that correspond with the various leitmotifs of Young's oeuvre.
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DX traces its origins to the legal sector and even today its DX Exchange members' network supplies the majority of the top legal firms within the UK. The service, which can be used to correspond with 25,000 members across the UK and Republic of Ireland, also caters to central and local government, banks and building societies, estate agents and accountants, among others.
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In fact, most of the Stubhub, Ticketmaster, Vivid Seats, and Fan Exchange charges on McFarland's Fyre American Express card correspond with events advertised by Magnises — meaning that if McFarland was indeed using the card to fund the Magnises ticket business, he was purchasing most, if not all, of them on the same day the events were scheduled to take place.
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In addition to the "reasonable doubt" question, jurors asked the judge about when someone must disclose a foreign bank account to the Treasury Department, about the definition of a "shelf company" — an inactive company often sold to people aiming to bypass the registration process — and about whether the exhibit list could be amended to show which exhibits correspond with what counts.
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Add the details of how the U.S. tax reforms will be implemented, how they correspond with global tax reform initiatives, such as those introduced by the OECD in its base erosion and profit shifting project, and how they impact each company's individual tax plan, and it's easy to see where a low corporate tax rate alone may not be enough to significantly alter the global tax map.
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On Monday, it was the last of those that garnered the most attention: Schilling shared a transphobic meme on his Facebook page, one conveying the perceived danger of allowing trans people to use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity, implying that trans people are sexual predators who hunt women and children by disguising themselves and lying in wait in the seclusion of public restrooms.
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Preliminary evidence linking dementia and hearing loss was published in 1989 by doctors at the University of Washington, Seattle, who compared 100 patients with Alzheimer's-like dementia with 100 demographically similar people without it and found that those who had dementia were more likely to have hearing loss, and that the extent of that loss seemed to correspond with the degree of cognitive impairment.
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French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire made a similar point as he pushed for Berlin to agree to Paris's ideas of a common budget and finance minister for the euro zone and coordination on sensitive national economic issues like taxation: "There are things in the coalition agreement that are very positive and correspond with what the president has always defended on the euro zone," he said on Thursday of Macron's ideas.
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In Kentucky, for example, three anti-trans bills are slated for this year's session: one that bars trans students from using shared bathrooms and locker rooms that correspond with their gender; one that would prohibit trans girls from joining women's sports teams; and one that would make it a felony for medical professionals to prescribe medicine and perform surgeries for trans minors that would help them with transition.
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The same week, the Federalist Society released a report, written in part by individuals who had been active in criticizing Title IX practices, charging that the Obama Department of Education had overreached on three grounds: the guidance on campus sexual misconduct; a 2016 letter, also under Title IX, mandating transgender students' access to facilities that correspond with their identity; and the 2014 guidance over disparate suspensions of black and Hispanic students.
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