Glitches are inevitable — the process actually counts on it.
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But thankfully, there are no Like counts on Zoom .
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It's about doing your job so everyone counts on you.
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The chain has listed caloric counts on food for years.
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Many restaurant chains already post calorie counts on their menus.
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Mr. Roof was found guilty on all counts on Thursday.
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Final counts on Monday will determine which film placed third.
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Creators counts on ads as their main source of revenue.
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Creators counts on ads as their main source of revenue.
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This silence and this complicity are what the addict counts on.
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He racked up substantial delegate counts on Super Tuesday by targeting
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Because Netflix counts on AWS for millions of streaming hours everyday.
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And that counts on your commute as much as anywhere else.
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"The world counts on America having its act together," he said.
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"The world counts on American having its act together," he said.
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Kaufmann counts on Microsoft for substantially all of his company's revenue.
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The job counts on Wall Street haven't really changed over ten years.
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A grand jury indicted Weinstein on three felony counts on May 30.
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I count on his letters and, he says, he counts on mine.
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That made for (counts on fingers) a lot of different interpersonal dynamics.
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The 21-year-old counts on cardio to help maintain her killer shape.
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He also counts on joining protests if a battle over the nomination ensues.
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A jury found Khalupsky and Korchevsky guilty on all counts on July 2000th.
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You are not only what democracy counts on, you are what democracy is.
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Third, the plan counts on a rapid and sustained pickup in economic growth.
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Figuring out what calorie counts on a menu actually mean can be challenging.
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Like Johns Hopkins, Ovenly counts on community groups to train and recommend workers.
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It requires nutrition labeling and calorie counts on menu items at chain restaurants.
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Instagram officially tests hiding Like counts On to the rest of the week's news.
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Still, all this counts on Trump not steamrolling his way through the nominating process.
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He can expect little support from the Bahamian government, which counts on Chinese investment.
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Google's YouTube will also stop showing precise subscriber counts on channels starting this month.
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The A.C.A. requires nutrition labeling and calorie counts on menu items at chain restaurants.
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Mr. Astarita pleaded not guilty to all five counts on Wednesday in Portland, Ore.
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Snapchat has never included any sort of publicly-listed "like" counts on its app.
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Final counts on Monday will determine which landed in fourth and which placed fifth.
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Final counts on Monday will determine whether it or "The Turning" landed in fifth.
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Each controversy reinforces the divisions and the distrust, and Mr. Trump counts on that.
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The port also counts on a dedicated drug-sniffing K-9 unit of beagles.
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They make up his innermost circle of allies, and he counts on them for support.
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Don't be that person that counts on saving all your photos on one hard drive.
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Trump often counts on the ignorance of others to help get away with his deceptions.
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China's top streaming service iQiyi is turning off view counts on all of its videos.
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Subaru counts on the United States for more than 60 percent of global vehicle sales.
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She counts on the assistance of locals who help her find the often elusive whales.
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North Dakota counts on the summer months to get equipment into place to maintain operations.
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In the pitching rematch Monday, Seattle worked multiple double-digit counts on Morton early on.
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Earlier this month, the company said it was considering hiding like counts on the platform.
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Every scenario outlined by the IPCC report counts on pulling carbon dioxide out of the air.
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And indeed, the impact of low sperm counts on male fertility should be of great concern.
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Further, she points out that all of their bottles display calorie counts on the front label.
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But here's the problem: This kind of nonstop coverage is exactly what the President counts on.
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Again, even the 2017 study suggests men still have well-above-normal sperm counts on average.
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This reflects a strategy that not only targets Trump but counts on him to be successful.
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Instagram isn't the only platform to weigh the effects of like counts on users' mental health.
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These are the victories that the President counts on to bolster Republican turnout in the midterms.
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Earlier this month, the FDA began requiring chain restaurants post calorie counts on all food items.
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The world counts on us to come together and cooperate in order to face this challenge.
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Chain restaurants are now required to print nutrition labeling and calorie counts on standard menu items.
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The view counts on these videos are still low, often under 20, according to the website.
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Think soda taxes, universal health care, calorie counts on menus, mandatory composting and bans on smoking indoors.
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The Pew analysis also looked at 20 keywords linked to the highest view counts on these videos.
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The most valuable company in the world counts on China for about one-quarter of iPhone sales.
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Mimi founders, watching as those she counts on leave her, as the land begins to fall away.
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But Instagram isn't the only platform to weigh the effects of like counts on users' mental health.
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The candy industry counts on us to celebrate with sugar for a huge portion of its annual sales.
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Like with Android phones, Google supplies the operating systems for Chromebooks and counts on manufacturers for the hardware.
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By contrast, Google counts on hardware partners such as Samsung and HTC, which embed varying degrees of security.
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Jesús grins as he counts on his fingers the number of months until his next immigration meeting: six.
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What nobody counts on is that our hero and the heiress will fall in love, which complicates everything.
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The plea deal also applies to 10 additional counts on which that jury could not reach a consensus.
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The government counts on the 2000m people who are employed in the public sector or in communal bodies.
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"After a few days the bacterial counts on your skin don't keep increasing, they stabilize," Dr. Larson said.
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I don't have a moral objection to "The Conners," as "Roseanne" [counts on fingers] 3.0 will be called.
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Melania combines being first lady with a travel wardrobe in a unique way that counts on several factors.
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Instacart counts on contractors to shop for customers' orders and, in many cases, deliver them to their door.
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It began hiding Like counts on Instagram in April, first in Canada, and now in six other countries.
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The senators' calculus also counts on the implosion of Biden's campaign, which has so far failed to materialize.
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Like The CW's The 100, The Rain counts on the teenhood of its main characters you keep you engaged.
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But TikTok egirls know that they're popular — their follow counts on the app and their many imitators prove that.
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Don't be that person that counts on saving all your photos, videos, work, and more onto one hard drive.
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If anyone counts on you for money, it's a good idea to have life insurance no matter your age.
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Instagram plans to test a feature that hides "like" counts on posts for some US users starting this week.
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Investors in Imagination Technologies, which counts on Apple for 45 percent of revenue, know this story all too well.
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Even as Microsoft pushes deeper into cloud software and infrastructure, it still counts on Windows for 16% of revenue.
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The bank's current macroeconomic outlook also counts on the crown returning to appreciation, helping with rate stability next year.
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In 1998, he and his colleagues investigated how well cleaning products could reduce coliform bacteria counts on household surfaces.
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Philadelphia counts on its outside cornerbacks to "replace" McLeod in center field when they aren't occupied by a route.
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Every day, for billions of people, Facebook counts on AI to make sense of text, speech, photos and videos.
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The messages ended in June 2018, the day after Mr. Manafort was charged with additional counts on witness tampering.
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It is the driving force behind public health policies like mandatory calorie counts on restaurant menus and food labels.
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"The first thing he mentioned was Jared — he spoke of him as someone he counts on," Mr. Bismuth said.
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That's why Facebook is officially starting to hide Like counts on posts, first in Australia starting tomorrow, September 27th.
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As a vendor, Berg makes slim margins on almost everything he sells and counts on volume purchases to generate profit.
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Japan's health ministry is recording infection counts on the ship and evacuee flights from China separately from the official tally.
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"The partidocracy counts on the complicity of newspapers, unions, big companies and so forth," says Victor Pérez Díaz, a sociologist.
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Fox Networks in Los Angeles signed on with MindSpark two years ago and counts on its testers for multiple projects.
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The feature hides users' public like counts on videos and photos in the Feed, on the web, and within profiles.
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Mr Gnanasara counts on his fingers the different threats his people now face: Wahhabist Islam, evangelical Christianity, international cultural invasion.
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Fidelity's analysis counts on a key point: That you're retiring at 65, the same age you become eligible for Medicare.
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Peloton's business model counts on high margins on sales of its proprietary fitness equipment and recurring revenue from monthly memberships.
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"PowerChina wants to globalize operations and counts on CIRI's technical and financial support to execute these projects," the letter said.
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Singapore counts on a large number of migrant workers in sectors ranging from construction and manufacturing to the service sector.
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Taiwan media will likely offer their predictions based on early vote counts on who has won in the early evening.
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A second indictment from the special counsel on Thursday piled 32 new counts on Gates and Manafort, including bank fraud.
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China, however, should think again if it counts on the EU support to confront America in trade and other disputes.
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"We know from experience that the world counts on the United States to live up to its commitments," it said.
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Soybean pod counts on the route averaged 827.42, compared with 1,051.81 in 2016 and the tour's three-year average of 1,054.29.
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The first phase is training and — as far as we know — for that Google still counts on off-the-shelf processors.
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Napout and Marin were both convicted on several counts on Friday, following a five-week trial in federal court in Brooklyn.
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While tech counts on engineering talent from overseas, about one-fifth of Stanislaus County is foreign-born, primarily from Latin America.
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The US based jeweler counts on Chinese shoppers, who make up about a third of the $21 billion luxury goods market.
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Also, the calorie counts on packaging can actually be off by up to 20 percent and still be within FDA guidelines!
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Nidec, which counts on China for about 63 percent of its revenue, slashed its profit projections by more than 25 percent.
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Instagram's parent Facebook began rolling out a similar test to hide public "like" counts on its platform in Australia in September.
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"Calorie counts on foods tend to affect people who are already calorie conscious," says sports and eating disorder dietician Renee McGregor.
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I agree that the average Democratic voter didn't go into the voting booth with the updated superdelegate counts on their mind.
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Zuberi later Friday pleaded guilty to counts on tax evasion, campaign finance violations and failing to register as a foreign agent.
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VidMob counts on Rekognition technology to learn what resonates with people while they're watching ads on LinkedIn, Facebook or other platforms.
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Buck was charged with three felony counts on Tuesday, including battery causing serious injury, administering methamphetamine and maintaining a drug house.
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Complicating matters, four of the violations listed under the enterprise charge are also included as separate counts on the verdict sheet.
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Xiaomi, the fourth-largest global smartphone maker, still counts on the devices for 70 percent of its revenue, according to FactSet data.
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The semiconductor industry, which counts on China for supplies, takes probably the biggest hit, and that has shown up in stock prices.
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The online lender counts on individual and institutional investors for capital so that it can fund loans for consumers and small businesses.
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First, it takes time and money to conduct manual counts on the ground or to shoot photos from planes in the sky.
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According to a rep for the Banks County Court, Scott's lawyer pled not guilty on his behalf to both counts on Monday.
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Since the age-old Coca-Cola formula is rarely tweaked, the soda giant mostly counts on big marketing efforts to drive sales.
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On a positive note, the bank counts on good funding access through its branch network and has maintained a good liquidity position.
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Uber driver Jason B. Dalton was charged with six murder counts on Monday and is being held without bail, NBC News reports.
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Under this scheme, a woman working at Walmart will face huge cuts to SNAP benefits and Medicaid — programs her family counts on.
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He required calorie counts on fast food, banned smoking in bars and restaurants, and installed bike lanes and a bike-sharing system.
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But Facebook and Instagram aren't the only platforms to weigh the effects of like counts on the mental health of its users.
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Apple and Microsoft manufacture devices there, and Amazon counts on Chinese sellers for a disproportionate number of products sold on its marketplace.
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Guzman was convicted in February on all counts on an indictment that included charges of drug trafficking, conspiracy, and use of firearms.
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Ellis tossed out seven of the 10 counts on which Jefferson was convicted, according to the AP. The government has until Oct.
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While Mormons make up only about 3 percent to 6 percent of the population in these states, the G.O.P. counts on them.
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A federal jury outside Washington convicted Trump's former 2016 campaign chairman Paul Manafort of eight felony fraud counts on Tuesday Aug. 21.
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Instagram — which is owned by Facebook — has been testing hidden like counts on posts since April, in Canada, Australia, and other markets.
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Amazon has been growing its Amazon Air unit, which currently counts on cargo airlines Atlas Air and ATSG to fly its packages.
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Similarly, IG is testing out featuring follower counts on profiles less prominently to make the platform a less pressurized environment for its users.
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Instagram's new profile designs emphasize users instead of their follower count Like Twitter before it, Instagram is shrinking follower counts on the profile.
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His company, PC Aviator, counts on Microsoft's Flight Simulator for a sizable part of his add-on business, providing things like digital scenery.
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"Sooo......I'm recused, but when people accuse us of overcharging cases ...16 counts on a class 4 (felony) becomes exhibit A," she wrote.
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TikTok is testing to SHOW like counts on each video on Sound and Hashtag page It's like the opposite of Instagram lol pic.twitter.
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Barra is also the home turf of Mayor Eduardo Paes, who began his political career there and counts on it for strong support.
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However, these counts on which he was convicted were overturned on appeal, because the proposed deal to "trade" political appointments was perfectly legal.
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Or perhaps you've come across a number of explosive Skrapz singles, many of which have reached viewing counts on YouTube in the millions.
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Apple and Microsoft both manufacture devices there, and Amazon counts on Chinese sellers for a disproportionate number of products sold on its marketplace.
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Unlike Presidents Clinton, Bush or Obama, President Trump now also counts on a fully matured, national conservative media to back up his stories.
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High mosquito counts on the island could also lead to a resurgence of mosquito-borne diseases, like Zika, dengue and chikungunya, doctors said.
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That could have a harsh impact on Australia, which counts on exports — particularly to China — for a big share of its economic growth.
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Qualcomm already counts on China for more than half of its revenue, and the deals it signed on Thursday were with existing customers.
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Google counts on open dialogue to strengthen products and morale, and prides itself on fostering an environment in which subordinates can challenge managers.
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"He counts on his followers being so gullible and so cynical that they won't doubt the reality that he has constructed for them."
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The view counts on some of the videos had climbed into the thousands, qualifying them for pre-roll ads placed through YouTube's advertising program.
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Turra expects companies to recover under a more stable corn supply and counts on China to continue to boost Brazil's exports, particularly of poultry.
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The current delegate counts on the GOP side are: Donald Trump: 82, Ted Cruz: 22016, Marco Rubio: 28, John Kasich: 229, Ben Carson: 22016.
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The NRDC has 2 million members and online activists worldwide and counts on some 500 scientists, lawyers and policy advocates for expertise and counsel.
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Instagram's rolled out their latest feature update in a number of key markets, making like counts on posts visible only to the account holder.
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Trump has linked progress in trade to China's ability to rein in North Korea, which counts on Beijing as its chief friend and ally.
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A mistrial was declared on all three counts on Friday after the jury was unable to reach unanimous verdicts on any of the counts.
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Mr. Ezersky also counts on us to know a little scifi, but just a little — like the fact that Ewoks come from ENDOR, SEE?
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It's easy to see net zero's appeal: it's relatively painless in the short term and counts on future generations to clean up our mess.
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If the majority of education is about techniques, we will lose the most effective means of developing thinkers, the means that democracy counts on.
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In Japan, QP, which owns producers Qatargas and Rasgas, counts on customers led by JERA, a joint venture between Tokyo Electric and Chubu Electric.
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"He now counts on the West again to leave him free to kill as long as he does so without chemicals," Mr. Hof said.
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"It's money that makes the laws," said Ali Sitayeb's son, Tariq, 34, who helps run the épicerie but no longer counts on taking over.
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Where the book counts on reflective repulsion for Johannes, Waititi's Jojo, because he's so gullible and sunny, makes audiences' responses to him more complicated.
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While she makes a daring effort to find Tips, she mostly counts on her American friends, who promise to keep looking when she can't.
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He counts on Saudi Arabia as a key ally, but street protests broke out over the agreement last year among Egyptians angered over the concession.
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In the test, followers won't see total likes on photos, or views counts on videos, in their Instagram feeds or when visiting a user's profile.
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The Financial Times points out that Sina Weibo invested in a video streaming site last November and counts on live stream advertisements to make money.
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And although this new Maps feature might sound similar to how some restaurants are required to show calorie counts on menus, this is more aggressive.
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And, when the law requiring calorie counts on menus goes into effect next year, beer served in restaurants will also have to disclose nutritional info.
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All this counts on eBay turning around from a rough couple of years that's seen competitors like Amazon and Alibaba steal much of its turf.
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Ignoring this call, she pressed forward with a trial for Brian Rice, who was found not guilty of manslaughter and other counts on July 18th.
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Update: Uber driver Jason B. Dalton was charged with six murder counts on Monday, February 22, and is being held without bail, NBC News reports.
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Prudential, like its peers, counts on its derivatives program to smooth out risks stemming from volatile currency exchange rates, equities markets and interest rate changes.
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There's a divide among the lower counts on the question, Thomas noted, which is one of the most common circumstances in which the justices intervene.
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Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri announced Friday at Wired25 that the platform will begin hiding "like" counts on posts this week, Adrienne So at Wired reported.
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Today is the deadline by which large chain restaurants — those with more than 20 locations — must display calorie counts on their menus or menu boards.
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In order to table the articles, lawmakers would need 51 votes, a majority that counts on nearly every Republican voting in favor of this action.
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This year, it said it would begin testing new features aimed at improving teenagers' mental health, including the ability to hide "like" counts on posts.
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While the roots of eating disorders go far beyond a single environmental factor, calorie counts on menus could also prove a destructive "hook" during recovery.
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The country already produces about 40 percent of the world's supply, and it counts on the beans for a big chunk of its export earnings.
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As the sole breadwinner for her two children, ages 9 and 10, she counts on this job but isn't sure how long it will last.
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Meanwhile, viewers would see high Like counts on friends' or influencers' posts, compare those to their own smaller Like counts and feel ashamed or inadequate.
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Mr Guaidó's new focus is a push for reform of the electoral authority, which the regime counts on to help rig elections in its favour.
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Twice a season, Greller can exercise his authority and veto a club choice by Spieth, who counts on Greller to be the voice of caution.
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The prior-learning credit program at the New School counts on-the-job training, volunteer work, military service and creative arts endeavors as academic credits.
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And now, the GOP counts on the support of president-elect Donald Trump, who has vowed to get rid of Obamacare once he comes into office.
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Meanwhile, our sources report rapidly growing view counts on Instagram Stories, and engagement-to-follower rates one social influencer talent agent called "Insanely f*cking high".
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Several senior members of Poland's ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party, which counts on the Church's backing for electoral support, have spoken out against the film.
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It found that men who reported ever using cannabis actually had higher sperm counts on average than men who claimed to have never touched the stuff.
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Aldi counts on its no-frills shopping experience to help keep costs low, and limits much of its inventory to items that sell in huge volume.
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When it really counts, on a "bet the company" or a "save the company" situation, you need your board to work together to solve the problems.
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But Verg, a real estate agent who shows homes in remote locations, doesn't want to give up the weapons she counts on for comfort and protection.
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Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri announced Friday that the photo-sharing platform would start hiding "like" counts on some U.S. users' posts starting next week, Wired reports.
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They named it The Green Papers, in honor of the continuous computer paper with the sprocket edges that they used to print their delegate counts on.
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Adams, 33, the first of three men to face trial in the high-profile case, was found guilty of all counts on Friday in Savannah, Tennessee.
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Short of dismissing the entire indictment, Downing is also expected to ask Jackson to consider tossing a number of individual counts on more technical legal grounds.
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Studies like one published in the American Journal of Public Health in 2010 have found that calorie counts on menus influence people to pick healthier options.
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The victim is the American public, which has lost trust and confidence in the FBI, an institution that it counts on to keep us all safe.
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Those who meet this threshold will need to include calorie counts on menus, menu boards and drive-thru displays and provide other nutritional information to customers.
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Facebook is hiding like and reaction counts on its platform in a test starting Friday for a limited number of users in Australia, TechCrunch reported Thursday.
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Facebook will hide like and reaction counts on its platform in a test starting Friday for a limited number of users in Australia, TechCrunch reported Thursday.
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The largest U.S. life insurer counts on its derivatives program to hedge against risks such as volatile currency exchange rates, equities markets and interest rate changes.
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Midazolam, which the World Health Organization counts on its list of essential medicines, has nevertheless been implicated in a number of botched executions in other states.
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Putin counts on Kadyrov's ruthlessness to keep potential unrest in his Muslim-majority republic, where the Kremlin has fought two wars, from coming to the surface.
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While the Lil Pumps of the world are clocking nine-digit view counts on YouTube, Valee has yet to hit a million with a music video.
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Not surprisingly, the initiative has deepened political fissures in a purple state whose economy counts on oil, but whose lifestyle hinges on access to pristine wilderness.
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Instagram, which has been running a test to hide like counts on posts in seven different countries, announced today that it is expanding the test globally.
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In his written decision filed Wednesday, Wiley found that the counts on which the jury was hung in Manafort's first federal trial counted as previous prosecutions.
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Google sells AI services for developers and counts on it to enable special features in its consumer products, while Waymo relies on AI for autonomous driving.
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And O'Rourke counts on market forces and incentives to move the needle toward cleaner energy to greater extent than the authors of the Green New Deal.
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Ev Williams, a Twitter co-founder and board member, said that, in retrospect, it wasn't a great idea for Twitter to show follower counts on user's profiles.
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Maxwell still counts on Lady Gaga and Naomi Campbell as fierce supporters, and his designs are also being worn by Michelle Obama, Jane Fonda, and Mariah Carey.
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The move comes as Amazon seeks to find a formula for profitable growth in its retail business, which counts on North America for 69 percent of revenue.
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Chicago's school board on Monday approved a $5.75 billion fiscal 2018 budget that counts on an additional $300 million in state aid under the new funding formula.
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LG Display, which analysts say counts on Apple as its top client by revenue, did not say what devices the unnamed customer was buying the screens for.
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Many of the top luxury brands don't sell products directly to Amazon, so the online retailer counts on third-party merchants to stock and sell the items.
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It has one neat twist: It can show its timer counts on your phone's lock screen so you can check on your cooking schedule with a glance.
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Mr. Ellison, who is 4003 and shows no inclination to retire, counts on Mr. Kurian to run the core of any big tech company: thousands of engineers.
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The $5.36 billion fiscal 2018 budget she proposed last week counts on $200 million from the tax to avoid cuts to healthcare and other core county services.
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For the eight counts on which Manafort was convicted, he faces upwards of 80 years in prison, although the actual sentence is expected to be far less.
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I'll let you argue about who "deserved" the crown, a position that did not end happily for the last [counts on fingers] half-dozen or so incumbents.
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Japan, which counts on a lucrative flow of Chinese tourists, as well as exports to the country's enormous market of consumers, may potentially fall into a recession.
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The former campaign chairman, 68, was hit with five additional criminal counts on Friday, including lying, conspiracy to launder money and acting as an unregistered foreign agent.
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In fact, the President has had harsher words for our longtime allies than for many of the despotic leaders he now counts on his list of friends.
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Constant red notification counts on the homescreen are an insidious growth hack, trying to pull in people's attention to random Group feeds, Event wall posts and Marketplace.
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Mr. Reed originally faced 499 counts on a wide range of political corruption charges, but 305 were dropped in May because the statute of limitations had passed.
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That number doesn't include marine life collected by the county's parks and recreation department, nor does it include counts on the islands of Boca Grande and Captiva.
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Instagram announced at its F8 developer conference today that it'll start testing a new feature later this week that'll hide users' public like counts on videos and photos.
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Earlier on Monday, Chicago's school board approved a $5.75 billion fiscal 2018 budget that counts on an additional $300 million in state aid under a new funding formula.
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Huntsman and Curiel were later charged with two counts of murder, three counts of torture, one count of child abuse and two counts on conspiracy in Dec. 2015.
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President Trump counts on the existence of powerful conservative news outlets that have the capacity and the will to counteract damaging news stories about what he has done.
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Strong U.S. export demand, new duties on Argentina biodiesel imports to the United States and lower pod counts on the U.S. crop tour supported new-crop soybean futures.
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The American Beverage Association said its members had already put clearer calorie counts on the front of beverage bottles as a part of Ms. Obama's "Let's Move!" campaign.
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He faces a maximum 2628 years in prison — five years for each of the four counts — on the charges of failing to report foreign bank and financial accounts.
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In addition to the beer companies, Diageo, a multinational corporation that sells liquor, wine and beer, has said that it will begin putting calorie counts on its products.
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There can be no question that it has played a key role in protecting the ability of all voters to cast a ballot that counts on Election Day.
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Wayne Berman, Blackstone Group LP The private equity firm counts on Berman, a long-time GOP insider, to stay in the mix on trade policy and tax reform.
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Amazon workers experienced more weekly injury counts on Cyber Monday and Prime Day in 2018, according to a report released this week form the Center for Investigative Reporting.
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And the counts on what Trump has lied about don't even include his many unverifiable claims -- like that he has eliminated more regulations than any president in history.
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The launch of the petition, meanwhile, is an attempt by the league and Relevent to counter the institutional opposition by showing that the project counts on grassroots support.
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Tucked away in the Affordable Care Act were sections of the law that require all restaurants, supermarkets, and convenience store chains to post calorie counts on their menus.
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The Baltimore police officer charged with second-degree depraved heart murder and other crimes in the 2015 death of Freddie Gray was found innocent on all counts on Thursday.
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I would love to be the person she counts on while she's having issues, but she keeps shutting me out and it is having an effect on our relationship.
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Aaron Schock (R-Ill.), who has been indicted on two-dozen fraud-related charges, wants a federal court to dismiss five counts on the falsifying of campaign finance records.
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The city also imposed novel regulations on restaurants and food, banning trans fats that are associated with heart disease, and requiring chain restaurants to post calorie counts on menus.
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Kemp currently holds a narrow lead of 1,20173,547 votes to Abrams's 1,887,161, and Abrams is telling supporters to wait for full counts on absentee ballots to narrow the gap.
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The jury convicted him on seven of the counts on a day when the courthouse was largely closed for business to mark the funeral of former President George Bush.
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The company counts on Saudi Arabia for at least 15 percent of its revenue, from both the sale of equipment like the Typhoon and the contracts to service them.
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The candidate has struggled to appeal to voters of color, while Biden — the ostensible second-place finisher in Nevada — counts on his appeal among African American voters in particular.
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Mr. Trump's protectionist stance on trade is a particular worry to Canada, which counts on exports to the United States for about a quarter of its gross domestic product.
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Though more than 80 women publicly accused Weinstein of sexual misconduct, he was convicted of just two counts on Monday: third-degree rape and first-degree criminal sexual act.
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Manafort, a former campaign chairman for President Donald Trump, was found guilty of eight criminal counts on Tuesday, including one count of failure to file foreign bank account reports.
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The bank's updated forecast counts on currency firming thanks to economic gains but it sees a risk of dampened appreciation in the coming quarters due to the market situation.
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If a book is important to someone, they will spend a little extra to pick up a really nice edition of that book, and that is what Folio counts on.
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Amazon, which now counts on outside sellers for almost half of its retail volume, routinely shuts accounts after mounting customer complaints without giving sellers a chance to fight the claims.
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Such a move would go beyond what is warranted and halt a significant amount of mineral production, which Brazil counts on for a large portion of its GDP, he said.
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Close to 300,000 chain restaurants, supermarkets, movie theatres and convenience stores around the country have been given a temporary reprieve from legislation requiring them to post calorie counts on menus.
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On Friday, Instagram head Adam Mosseri announced at WIRED25 that the company would start hiding "like" counts on users' posts in the US next week, Wired's Adrienne So first reported.
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Traffic counts on reconstructed Union Street are almost certain to be higher as businesses open on the East Side, and developments are completed on the old highway corridor and downtown.
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Facebook may soon stop showing "Like" counts on posts in your News Feed in an attempt to "protect users from envy and dissuade them from self-censorship," according to TechCrunch.
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Further, he is concerned that, should he travel to the United States voluntarily, he would be arrested and detained in custody on the current counts on which he has been indicted.
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Over the next few weeks, Instagram will begin showing view counts on videos where the Like number used to be, though you can still click through to see the heart count.
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Buried in a blog post about changes to its metrics, Facebook says that it miscalculated the view counts on some of its ad reporting systems:We've uncovered a bug in Page Insights.
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He also is charged with eight counts on involuntary manslaughter, a first-degree misdemeanor, and "numerous" charges of reckless endangerment, a second-degree misdemeanor, Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro said Friday.
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Another Clinton super delegate, Congresswoman Corinne Brown (D-FL), was indicted on 22 counts on multiple fraud charges in July 85033 regarding her involvement with an unlicensed charity based in Virginia.
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Defense attorney Howard Finkelstein said he would prefer his client take a plea and serve 34 consecutive life sentences, one for each of the counts on which Cruz has been indicted.
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That could start to put pressure on growers to cut their emissions and land use, in much the same way as calorie counts on restaurant menus have incentivized new consumption patterns.
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After devastating bush fires, the virus threat has brought fresh fear to a country that counts on demand from the People's Republic for everything from iron ore to tourism to education.
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" Ueland said Trump "made it emphatically clear" by tapping Cipollone to lead his defense that "he trusts him, respects his abilities and counts on him to deliver in the US Senate.
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Ian Read, the Pfizer CEO who raked in compensation of $2202 million last year, or Ann Serafin, a Michigan woman living with multiple sclerosis who counts on Medicare for her survival?
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But Maduro, who denounces Guaido as a U.S. puppet seeking to foment a coup against him, has retained control of the state and still counts on support from Russia and China.
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Whether it counts on human couriers or someday replaces them entirely, the on-demand food-delivery service Postmates is beginning to recognize that it has plenty of policy battles on its hands.
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Calorie counts on nutrition labels are really fuzzy guesses, and they don't take into account how food is prepared, which plays a huge part in how much energy we get from it.
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Although a recent $30 million financing round means that Wiliot now counts on both Amazon and Samsung as investors, it will still be another year before its sensor tags are widely available.
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While popular clips might have tens of thousands of views rather than the hundred-thousand or multi-million counts on TikTok's top content, there's enough visibility to make shooting Dubsmashes worth it.
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Driving the news: Instagram will begin testing the removal of public "like" counts on its platform in the U.S. this week, Instagram head Adam Mosseri said last week at a Wired event.
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New York state prosecutors had argued that the counts on which the jury was hung counted as charges on which Manafort hadn't been previously prosecuted and therefore weren't barred by double jeopardy.
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The combined charges carry a sentence of up to 2240 years, with more to come if special counsel Robert Mueller tries Manafort again on the 280 counts on which the jury deadlocked.
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This strategy counts on the fact that people will be interested enough to tune in every week, when they could easily find 10 other shows to replace it the second their interest wanes.
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An Ohio man who allegedly fatally shot his Baptist pastor brother in a church, moments after he'd delivered his Sunday sermon, was charged with murder and other criminal counts on Tuesday, PEOPLE confirms.
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Ahead of the court ruling, Illinois enacted a budget that counts on $150 million in new tax revenue - to come from out-of-state internet retailers - for fiscal 2019, which begins July 1.
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Switzerland prides itself on the fact that two thirds of its power is hydroelectric, from reservoirs in the Alps, but it also counts on nuclear energy for a third of its power output.
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One test shows the "Like" counts on each video on the Sounds and Hashtags pages, and another shows the number of Downloads on the video itself, in addition to the Likes and Shares.
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Japan regards the US military presence as crucial to its long-run security position given China's rise, and counts on the US nuclear umbrella to deter attack by the regime in North Korea.
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In September, Facebook, which owns Instagram, experimented with removing "like" counts on posts, and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has hinted at wanting to remove public likes from tweets for over a year now.
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Apple counts on gaining time in order to be able to sell millions of these phones by first appealing the lower court order to decrypt the phone used by the San Bernardino terrorist.
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Where the original counts on crafty vocal processes and bubbling electro textures to make its mark, the D&P version comes crushing in like someone let an AT-AT loose in the club.
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Objections have also been raised by a Native group that lives south of the refuge, the Gwich'in, which has spiritual ties to the caribou and counts on them for much of their food.
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The charges, which stemmed from more than 37,000 images of child pornography found on Dr. Nassar's computer, are separate from the 10 molestation counts on which sentences will be handed down in January.
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In the letter to staff, East also said that whatever the outcome, Rolls-Royce would remain committed to Britain, which counts on Rolls-Royce for one pound in every 50 pounds of its exports.
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Last week, I talked about how services like Instagram had moved beyond letting their algorithms take over the curation process as they tested minimizing key user metrics such as "like" counts on the platform.
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The trend toward cheaper, healthier fast food is likely to continue, since last week, the US Food and Drug Administration announced that large chains will need show calorie counts on their menus by 2018.
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While it looks likely to fail on most counts on Friday, even if it manages to gain a single seat at Hyundai it would be a major victory for shareholder empowerment in the country.
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But Bezos has apparently has come around to buses and subways, now that he counts on them to convey many of his tens of thousands of employees to work on a dense, urban campus.
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Instagram has been running tests where it hides like counts on posts in seven different countries around the world, and very soon, it will start testing hiding them for some US users as well.
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On Friday afternoon in Philadelphia, teams of observers were monitoring election workers as they rechecked counts on electronic voting machines used in 75 precincts, a small fraction of the nearly 1,700 across the city.
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The France-based company counts on Britain for about 11 percent of its revenue, mainly from the production and distribution of plasterboard through its subsidiary British Plaster Board (BPB) which it bought in 2005.
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A Baltimore judge found a police lieutenant charged in the death of Freddie Gray not guilty on all counts on Monday, the latest non-conviction for the cops involved in the April 2015 incident.
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It appears there's no plan to hide follower counts on user profiles, which are the true measure of popularity, but also serve a purpose of distinguishing great content creators and assessing their worth to marketers.
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The affluent Southeast Asian country counts on migrants - from countries such as Bangladesh, Myanmar and China - to fuel its powerhouse economy, and campaigners hope the film could spark a rethink around how they are treated.
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Bolsonaro, who counts on powerful farmers as part of his core supporters, has said he wants to end an "industry" of environmental fines, which activists say is a major tool for ensuring rules are followed.
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Moving forward, the new FDA chief will be tasked with taking a look at Obama regulations for electronic cigarettes and requirements for calorie counts on restaurant menus, as well as approvals for genetically engineered animals.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's cabinet approved on Thursday a record $830 billion budget spending for the next fiscal year from April that counts on benefits from weak yen and low interest rates to limit fresh borrowing.
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They placed speakers on a patch of grass and for four weeks before the speakers were turned on carried out regular bird counts on the site and on two others nearby without any speakers present.
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As enthusiastic as ever, Mr. Sanders repeatedly tells packed crowds that they should encourage family and friends to cast votes for him and that his "political revolution" counts on their ability to get others involved.
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Moving forward, the new FDA chief will be tasked with taking a look at Obama regulations for electronic cigarettes and requirements for calorie counts on restaurant menus, as well as approvals for genetically engineered animals.
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For the sake of the families involved, Finkelstein told CNN, he would prefer his client take a plea and serve 34 consecutive life sentences, one for each of the counts on which he's been indicted.
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But he also counts on a hard core of support among the population, which has less to do with Maduro himself than with the legacy of the man who was president before him: Hugo Chávez.
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To suppress the people of his country from rising up against him, Ortega counts on the loyalty of 20,000 police forces, 3,000 paramilitaries largely integrated in the Sandinistas, and the complicity of the armed forces.
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In 2015, a federal appeals court overturned four of the original 18 counts on which Blagojevich was convicted, saying aspects of his handling of the Senate vacancy amounted to traditional political "logrolling" that wasn't illegal.
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But there are a few situations where you might want to secure a policy in your 20s or 30s: "If anybody counts on you for your income, then you want to have life insurance," McClanahan said.
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Recounts can change vote counts on the margins, but Trump's edge of more than 22,000 votes in Wisconsin is all but impossible to eliminate, barring a massive, unprecedented and unexpected failure of the state's voting machines.
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The revised nutrition facts panel will make the calorie counts on packaged food and drinks more prominent, include the amount of added sugars and adjust serving sizes to more accurately reflect the amount Americans actually eat.
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By skillfully weaving well-worn (and well-loved) sci-fi settings through the game's core, RimWorld counts on the player's familiarity with similar stories to be a point of reference in a world of immense possibilities.
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Roy said he shares my skepticism but he thinks New York City's requirement that restaurants post calorie counts on their menus is an interesting example of how scores based on reputation could have a positive impact.
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What's more, Italy, which imports around 90 percent of its energy needs, currently counts on Russia for over half its daily flows and needs more gas to pursue ambitions to become a south Europe gas hub.
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With traditional retailers sinking fast and more retail and wholesale activity shifting to Amazon, Forearm Forklift now counts on the site for about 12 percent of revenue, a number that's growing despite the flood of counterfeits.
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Boston also counts on Horford as a fulcrum for the offense, catching on the block or near the elbows and surveying the floor to spot open shooters on the perimeter or cutters darting into the lane.
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"CPS once again counts on unsustainable funding sources to close a billion-dollar deficit without detailing a practical long-term plan for ending its ongoing financial crisis," said Civic Federation President Laurence Msall in a statement.
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For Paul Manafort, the judge said basically that he wanted to hear back from the prosecution about whether they intended to retry him on the 10 counts on which the jury could not reach a consensus.
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In Coudersport, Pa., a town in a mountainous region an hour's drive from the nearest Walmart, Cole Memorial Hospital counts on two Jordanian physicians to keep its obstetrics unit open and is actively recruiting foreign specialists.
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The Southeast Asian nation of 5.6 million counts on about 1 million migrant workers from countries like Bangladesh, Indonesia, China and Myanmar to fuel its economy, working in sectors from construction to services and home help.
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In 2015, a federal appeals court overturned four of the original 18 counts on which Blagojevich was convicted, ruling that aspects of his handling of the Senate vacancy amounted to traditional political "logrolling" that wasn't illegal.
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By December of this year, the Food and Drug Administration will require all retail food establishments that are part of a chain with 20 or more locations to post calorie counts on their menus and menu boards.
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Louisiana, which counts on oil taxes for 16 percent of its general fund, has cut revenues projections for the 2015 and 2016 fiscal years by more than $300 million because of lower oil prices, according to Moody's.
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Louisiana, which counts on oil taxes for 16 percent of its general fund, has cut revenue projections for the 2015 and 2016 fiscal years by more than $300 million because of lower oil prices, according to Moody's.
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And so Trump counts on propaganda follow-up to his tweet-bombs, by Fox and by Breitbart and by the rest of the fake-news cottage industry, generating specialized provocative content followed by his most passionate supporters.
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Guy Lodge, Variety Accidentally unleashed into a world beyond picket fences, Lady counts on the Tramp to show her the ways of the street and — despite much audible chemistry between the leads — the ways of the heart.
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" He championed several major public health measures as New York mayor, including successful smoking bans, calorie counts on restaurant menus, and failed efforts to implement a portion cap on sugary drinks, also known as the "soda ban.
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The Trump administration counts on Saudi Arabia and its allies like Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates to make up for Iranian production, but so far the Saudis have been reluctant to add crude to the markets.
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"Sooo……I'm recused, but when people accuse us of overcharging cases…16 counts on a class 4 becomes exhibit A," Ms. Foxx, the Cook County state's attorney, wrote in a text message to a colleague in March.
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If your account is included in the test, you won't be able to see like counts on other peoples' posts, but you will be able to see them on your own, according to a tweet from Instagram.
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Mueller is scheduled Wednesday to file paperwork in the Virginia case to inform the judge there whether he intends to retry Manafort on the remaining 11 criminal counts on which jurors were unable to reach a verdict.
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Skydance releases most of its movies through Paramount Pictures, which counts on Mr. Ellison as a major producing and co-financing partner (and was told about Mr. Lasseter's hiring only in the minutes before it was announced).
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At the White House, meanwhile, Trump counts on the support of a stable of tech aides — folks like Reed Cordish and Chris Liddell, to name just two — who are overseeing some of the administration's work modernizing government.
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Japan's cabinet approved a record $215 billion spending budget for fiscal 2017 that counts on low interest rates and a weak yen to limit borrowing, underscoring the challenge Tokyo faces in curbing the industrial world's heaviest debt burden.
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Unlike LendingClub and Prosper, which fund loans with capital from a wide assortment of individual and institutional investors, Elevate counts on financing primarily from a single firm — Victory Park Management — and carries the loans on its balance sheet.
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Mahathir's alliance, which counts on urban votes and support from the minority ethnic Chinese and Indian communities, had hoped the veteran Malay leader would win over voters usually loyal to BN. That strategy appeared to have paid off.
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There's never been any transformation like it in modern history, and it counts on decision-making from the same world powers that have been holding climate meetings since 1992, without ever once agreeing to reduce overall carbon emissions.
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The plaintiffs, represented by a team of lawyers from Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP, have eight counts on which they are seeking relief, most notably the alleged private right of action associated with the Best Interest Contract Exemption (BICE).
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He has been walking a diplomatic tightrope to maintain good relations with both U.S. political sides whose bipartisan support Ukraine counts on for aid and diplomatic cover against Russia following Moscow's annexation of the Crimea peninsula in 2014.
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Earlier this week Business Insider found that Instagram posts across several countries had all of their "likes" hidden, with Instagram confirming that this was part of a global test that hides the total like counts on a post.
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Creators will still be able to see their exact counts on YouTube Studio and YouTube Analytics, but for those hung up on showing off their milestones per each morsel of engagement, the days of deprived validation are ahead.
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The move comes in advance of a May deadline for complying with federal regulations requiring restaurant chains with 20 or more stores and other retail food establishments to post calorie counts on their menus and at soda fountains.
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If the group were to escalate, dispatching lobbyists to Congress to sway these lawmakers, it might alienate the very senators it counts on to ensure no restrictive gun measures gain the 60 votes necessary to defeat a filibuster.
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The White House last week welcomed news that imports to China from North Korea, which counts on Beijing as its main economic partner, plunged in December to their lowest in dollar terms since at least the start of 2014.
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And unlike most free users — which Spotify counts on to convert to paid customers over time as a key part of its business model — those users with modded versions of the application are less likely to become Premium subscribers.
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To the researchers' surprise, though, the cannabis users had noticeably higher sperm counts on average (62.7 million sperm per milliliter of semen) than did the men who said they never used cannabis (45.4 million sperm per milliliter of semen).
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The government's plan to keep new bond issuance slightly below this year's initially-planned 34.43 trillion yen assumes rosy tax income estimate that counts on a weak yen to boost corporate profits, and greater investment return from foreign reserves.
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The Obama-era law, which was part of the Affordable Care Act of 2010, was so close to being implemented that many chains—including Subway and Panera Bread—are already posting calorie counts on their menus coast to coast.
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Though he also uploads compilations of these "Destruction Diaries" to YouTube, the project certainly feels Instagram-first, and unsurprisingly that's where it has really taken off—his new posts almost always garner six digit view counts on the platform.
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Major miner Anglo American counts on its business with De Beers, the world's biggest diamond producer by value, to shelter its portfolio from volatile commodity markets as diamonds tend to hold value when basic raw materials fall in price.
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Foxx says in the texts this was a clear case of overcharging ... as she put it, charging Jussie with 16 counts on a minor felony "becomes exhibit A." The texts were first reported by CBS Chicago's Charlie De Mar.
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While older people who rely on state media make up the bulk, the party still counts on the backing of apolitical young people like Lu Yingxin, whom I wrote about in October as an example of the patriotic youth.
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"While my success cannot be measured by income alone, the interest generated via my business has been steadily growing — for example, over 790 Facebook followers, 200 private subscriptions, and thousands of total share counts on my blog," she said.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - By opening Turkey's borders to Europe to potentially millions of migrants, President Tayyip Erdogan risks alienating the same Western partners whose support he counts on to host refugees in Turkey and prevent a further influx from Syria.
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The results have been mixed, but new research published as a working paper with the National Bureau of Economic Research suggests that for some subsets of people, the calorie information may be having an impact where it counts: on body mass.
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Japan's cabinet approved on Thursday a record $830 billion spending budget for fiscal 2017 that counts on low interest rates and a weak yen to limit borrowing, underscoring the challenge Tokyo faces in curbing the industrial world's heaviest debt burden.
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Screenshot: TwitterSpeaking in New Delhi earlier this month, Dorsey noted that it was probably a mistake to show follower counts on profiles, admitting, "That may have been right 12 years ago, but I don't think it is right today," Slashdot reports.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres "counts on the Security Council to remain united and take appropriate action" on North Korea, his political affairs chief, Jeffrey Feltman, said on Monday after Pyongyang conducted its sixth nuclear test.
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The painful history haunts current-day relations between Poland, which cast off post-war communism in 1989 and is now a member of the EU and NATO, and ex-Soviet Ukraine, which now counts on Warsaw to promote its Western aspirations.
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Some market players expect Erdogan's criticism of interest rates to become more frequent in the run-up to an April referendum that he counts on giving him the broad presidential powers - authoritarian, his foes fear - that he has long sought.
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What intrigues me here is that a few days ago Instagram announced that it was further rolling out a test to hide like counts from users and that it has been further minimizing the prominence of follower counts on profiles.
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Ukraine's credibility matters as it counts on Western financial support and sanctions on Moscow in its standoff with Russia over the annexation of Crimea in 2014 and a Russian-backed separatist conflict in which more than 10,000 people have been killed.
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Eaton, who typically counts on his blazing running speed to offset mid-pack throws, finished the day's first event, the hurdles, in 2500 seconds, a stride behind Warner, who lived up to his record as the world's fastest decathlon hurdler.
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The comment by Beatrice Fihn, executive director of the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN), comes as Japan increasingly counts on the U.S. nuclear umbrella while North Korea continues its missile and nuclear development in defiance of international pressure.
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Yet all those people keep logging in to take stock of their virtual lives because regardless of how much the theoretical polygon counts on the latest systems increase, the hardest thing to replicate online will always be a sense of community.
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Bolsonaro's government had previously said it would seek to change the management structure of the $1.28 billion fund that was set up a decade ago to counter deforestation in the Amazon and counts on the support of Germany and Norway.
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"The Ministry wants to preserve its relations with the Getty, and counts on cultural diplomacy to resolve controversies, so we've asked to meet with museum officials to avoid having to take a legal route," said Giorgio Giorgi, a culture ministry spokesman.
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At least 63 cases have been confirmed in the U.S. Jerry Kavesh, an Amazon merchant who sells cowboy boots, hats, belts and other items, said he's growing increasingly concerned, as the factories that he counts on for products remain offline.
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Ukraine counts on Washington for diplomatic support and military aid to buy Javelin anti-tank missiles and other hardware as it battles Russian-backed separatists in its eastern Donbass region in a war that has killed more than 13,000 people.
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"Recent reviews of institution operations have resulted in findings that some staff members have failed to perform rounds and complete counts on housing units while documenting that they have," said the memo, which was obtained by The New York Times.
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My brain is telling me that DiCaprio should take the award easily: He's an 11-time Globe nominee who has won three times before, and the Hollywood foreign press counts on his star wattage to keep their lights on every year.
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It counts on an electorate resigned, hungry, without confidence that elections will be fair or will make a difference in their lives, to either abstain or vote for the government in exchange for a promise of a bag of food.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's cabinet approved on Thursday a record $830 billion spending budget for fiscal 2017 that counts on low interest rates and a weak yen to limit borrowing, underscoring the challenge Tokyo faces in curbing the industrial world's heaviest debt burden.
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To achieve those goals, tax reform should: The apartment housing industry counts on smart tax policies like these that enable us to meet the demand for apartment living and build prosperous businesses and vibrant communities across the country and for years to come.
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Although Japan has its own military, it counts on American forces — which have been based here since the occupation after World War II — to help protect it from threats from surrounding countries, an obligation the United States is bound by treaty to fulfill.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union on Wednesday criticized Ankara for summoning Berlin's envoy over a song mocking the Turkish leader on German TV, a friction at a delicate time when the bloc counts on Turkey's help on migration under a controversial deal.
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And the equally tight streets of the West Village will have to make room for an anticipated 5,000 bicyclists on miles of freshly laid bike path, while vehicle counts on some streets are expected to jump over 70 percent during peak rush periods.
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As a result, Instagram and Facebook are rethinking "likes" and their impact on mental health, Twitter is working on improving well-being, and YouTube has started abbreviating subscriber counts on the platform to help address concerns from its star creators about stress.
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Former Donald Trump campaign chairman and lover of ugly-but-expensive suits Paul Manafort was found guilty on eight counts on Tuesday, the first verdict in a case stemming from Robert Mueller's special counsel investigation into Russian meddling in the 27 presidential election.
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Federal prosecutors last week said that two M.C.C. guards, Michael Thomas and Tova Noel, failed to conduct scheduled head counts on all inmates in that special housing unit or do other required rounds for up to eight hours before Epstein was found dead.
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If we use calorie counts on menus as a reminder to think more about what we are eating and what we're feeding our children, they can have a positive impact on those meals, whether they ultimately have a negative affect on our national waistline.
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Barclays analyst Amos Fletcher said he doubted that Congress would follow through on shutting down all types of tailings dams, a move that would halt a significant amount of mineral production, which Brazil counts on for a large portion of its GDP, he said.
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The data should be worrying to the Bank of Japan as it counts on wage growth to generate a virtuous cycle of household income and spending needed to spur inflation to its 2 percent goal after more than five years of massive monetary stimulus.
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But studies have shown that public health efforts aimed at preventing or reducing obesity — like putting calorie counts on menus — tend to increase weight stigma, which makes people less likely to follow the guidelines, and more likely to avoid doctors overall, according to Rumsey.
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The United States has historically led the international community in refugee resettlement, and if a large Western country like the United States -- which the United Nations counts on for assistance -- doesn't step up, it's hard to resettle anywhere near the huge volume seeking new homes.
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If you leave jobs in technology, law, media, or just about any business that counts on being innovative to have children or follow a spouse to another country or town, coming back is a challenge and might involve a significant loss of income and status.
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Why D.C. could end up being Amazon's next home: Amazon Web Services, which counts on government agencies for many of its clients, has helped the company, at least 23 of its key executives and 2,500 employees establish a strong presence in the D.C. area.
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"People our age get hundreds of emails a day, but they only get ten pieces of a mail a day, if that many," says Pete Christman, the head of acquisition marketing at the shaving company Harry's, which counts on mailers as part of its marketing.
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The twist is that Kirana could have built his airline on the Airbus 320, an airplane that is less challenging to fly, but instead chose the equivalent Boeing 737, which counts on pilots as the last resort if something mechanical or otherwise goes wrong.
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Why it matters: Key senators who Trump counts on to have his back on impeachment and make the case for him on TV — chiefly, Lindsey Graham and Marco Rubio — are horrified by the withdrawal and have attacked the president's move in strategic and moral terms.
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However, my flash exposed Douglas Martin's photograph of Dorothy Counts on her way to a previously all-white high school in 1957 and the mob of angry white men surrounding her — and a potent feeling of naivete for ever believing the image existed without them.
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Removing the "Like" counts on both Instagram and Facebook "could put less pressure on users and encourage them to share more freely and frequently," TechCrunch writes, especially on Facebook, which has become a platform for sharing major life events rather than day-to-day updates.
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He counts on the veterans to police the locker room, and he acknowledged that a lot of the positive talk about his return to the team had come on the heels of a convincing — and morale-boosting — 6-0 victory over Honduras on Friday.
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The snowpack, which the state counts on to melt in the spring to fill reservoirs and streams, hit normal levels for the first time in three years last month and has held fast throughout January, according to electronic measurements by the California Department of Water Resources.
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"A company like UOVO, that counts on doing business with city-funded, pro-union institutions like the Met, and that has asked the city's tax-payers to help subsidize their expansion into my district, should be expected to treat their workers with respect," said the senator.
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Thanks to a new federal law, all chain restaurants, grocery stores, coffee shops, vending machines, convenience stores, movie theaters, and pretty much any other place you can buy food will be required to list calorie counts on menus, and have additional nutritional information on hand for customers.
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Drone racing leagues of all shapes and sizes have been springing up around the world, videos of talented pilots rack up big view counts on YouTube, and just this March, a British teenager won $250,000 after taking first place in the inaugural World Drone Prix in Dubai.
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Former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort is facing nearly two decades in prison after being handed multiple felony counts on everything from tax fraud and money laundering to lying to federal agents and failing to register as a foreign agent under the Foreign Agent Registration Act (FARA).
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Failure to curb spending has cast doubt on Abe's will to back fiscal reform, as he counts on economic growth to boost tax revenue to reduce new borrowing and on the central bank's low-interest rate policy to curb the high cost of servicing the public debt.
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"Spring 2019 was the most racially diverse season ever," said Jennifer Davidson, the editor in chief of The Fashion Spot, an online editorial platform that has been tracking runway diversity counts on race since September 117, and on size, gender identification and age since September 2015.
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Rather, it's been the brittle, homogeneous outlook of a conservative party that increasingly counts on a base that is overwhelmingly white and male—but, of course, anyone posing as a moderate interlocutor of good faith can blame their extremism on the diversity of the other side.
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Failure to curb budget spending has cast doubt on Abe's determination to back fiscal reform as he counts on growth to boost tax revenue to reduce new borrowing and on the Bank of Japan's (BOJ) low-rate policy to curb the high cost of servicing mammoth public debt.
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While most larger chain restaurants already display nutritional information after Congress passed the law in 2010, the Food Marketing Institute says the effect on grocery stores will be most obvious, where you will now be able to view calorie counts on salad bar stations, bakery items and rotisserie orders.
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Kane, 24, was charged with four counts on non-criminal harassment and one count of misdemeanor trespass in relation to the June 24 incident at Bottoms Up. Police said two women accuse Kane of trying to push them into his car during two separate incidents around 3 a.m.
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The modifications of social democracy do little, by socialists' lights, to challenge a capitalist class that counts on the ongoing ransacking of already weak welfare states like that of the United States to continue padding private-sector bottom lines and that rationalizes casualized, exploitive regimes of labor control.
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House Speaker Rodrigo Maia and other key lawmakers have said they were losing patience with the government's refusal to negotiate and called on Bolsonaro and his backers to stop trying to govern the country via Twitter, which Bolsonaro says he counts on to get his message directly to voters.
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If the Mole's Town and Braavos sequences revealed some schematic contemplation on the show's fallout, this scene counts on our past familiarity with the backstory behind the followers of R'hllor (they're nigh-immortal witches) and Varys (he's a skeptic who only grudgingly believes in otherworldly things) for its drama.
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Silver, a Democrat, had appealed a July 2017 lower court ruling that set aside his conviction because of a 2016 Supreme Court precedent but concluded that prosecutors had "sufficient" evidence to prove the extortion, money laundering and honest services fraud counts on which a jury found Silver guilty.
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The Metropolitan Transportation Agency — a state office which runs trains and buses and controls some bridges and tunnels — said in a plea to federal officials that subway ridership has sank 60% from usual ridership levels, while passenger counts on its two commuter railroads are down 90% and 60%.
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California's Assembly Bill 5 could reshape the gig economy and would apply to the entire constellation of on-demand, internet companies that popped up over the past decade: Instacart, Postmates, DoorDash and any company that counts on independent contractors for work that is part of their regular business.
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"We drivers are the face of Uber, yet we are abused, underpaid, undervalued, have no health insurance, no benefits, no 401K or retirement... Yet Uber counts on the sustainability of this business model because of the unlimited amount of drivers willing to work, in some cases for below minimum wage."
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"Sooo......I'm recused, but when people accuse us of overcharging cases ...16 counts on a class 4 (felony) becomes exhibit A," she wrote on the same day that a Cook County grand jury indicted Smollett on a theory that he falsely reported being the victim of a hate crime in Chicago.
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" His full statement: "The first thing I want to do is apologize: to Leeann, to everyone else who was part od that tour, to everyone who has worked for me, to everyone I represent, and to everyone who counts on me to be an ally and supporter and champion of women.
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"The first thing I want to do is apologize: to Leeann, to everyone else who was part of that tour, to everyone who has worked for me, to everyone I represent, and to everyone who counts on me to be an ally and supporter and champion of women," Mr. Franken wrote.
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The This Is Us star fills her 3.3 million Instagram followers in on her daily life on set and through all of her travels — and happily counts on them for advice on everything from gluten-free treats (she recently learned she has a severe gluten sensitivity) to the best manicure in Philadelphia.
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" Franken then issued this statement: "The first thing I want to do is apologize: to Leeann, to everyone else who was part of that tour, to everyone who has worked for me, to everyone I represent, and to everyone who counts on me to be an ally and supporter and champion of women.
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But the ripple effects would go much further: The ACA created the FDA approval pathway for a class of cheaper prescription drugs known as biosimilars, developed the database that shines light on payments that drug and device companies make to doctors, reauthorized the Indian Health Service and required calorie counts on some restaurant menus.
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The governor, Yoichi Masuzoe, is the second leader of the Japanese capital's metropolitan government to leave office over a financial scandal in two and a half years, an especially embarrassing development because the city will host the Summer Olympic Games in 2020 and counts on the governor to act as an organizer and global ambassador.
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On Tuesday, two guards from the Metropolitan Correctional Center were arrested on federal charges of falsifying written records in an effort to cover up the fact that they had not conducted head counts on inmates including Epstein in the hours before he was found unresponsive in that jail with a noose around his neck.
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Like many of his colleagues in the field, Boxer delights in — and counts on being able to deliver — surprises, and this year he will show, among other offerings, detailed drawings in pencil on found scraps of paper by a mediumistic artist known as "Angelika," who resided at a psychiatric hospital in Potsdam in the 1940s.
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The second blow to food policy advances came the same day when the US Food and Drug Administration put on hold a rule—seven years in the making—that would have required any restaurant, grocery, cafeteria, movie theater or convenience store chain that sells food with 20 or more locations to post calorie counts on menu boards or signs.
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In the messages obtained from Foxx's office after public-records requests by the Chicago Tribune and ABC 7 Chicago, the State's Attorney wrote, "Sooo… I'm recused, but when people accuse us of overcharging cases… 16 counts on a class 4 (felony) becomes exhibit A." The conversation between Foxx and Magats took place on March 8 — the day authorities announced Smollett's 16-count indictment.
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The survey comes a week after Manafort was convicted on eight felony counts on charges brought forth by special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation into Russian interference in the 220006 election and potential collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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The discussion of whether to shoot down a North Korean missile comes as US intelligence has assessed that North Korea's KN-17 (Hwasong 12) intermediate range ballistic missile has proven so successful in recent flight tests that Pyongyang now counts on it as part of its strategic deterrence against the US, according to a US official familiar with the latest intelligence analysis.
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Obamacare had a range of policies meant to improve health and health care, including requirements that drug companies report payments made to physicians, a provision written by the Iowa senator Chuck Grassley, a Republican; a requirement that chain restaurants publish calorie counts on their menus; and a rule that large employers must provide a space for women to express breast milk.
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"The first thing I want to do is apologize: to Leeann, to everyone else who was part of that tour, to everyone who has worked for me, to everyone I represent, and to everyone who counts on me to be an ally and supporter and champion of women," Franken, who entered office in 2009, said in a statement apologizing for the incident.
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But that's not a great solution either, because they're tiny and easy to miss; even then they still manage to take up too much screen space when every pixel counts on a device of this size, and you'll find yourself staring ruefully at the P10's chunky top and bottom bezels wondering why Huawei didn't just put proper buttons there in the first place.
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It is clear that Germany counts on its export-led growth, driven by a strong fiscal expansion in France (by far Berlin's largest European export market of 105.3 billion euro), strong U.S. growth (Germany's largest 113.3 billion euro export market) and an apparently privileged access to China, where German exports ran at an annual rate of 90 billion euro in the first two months of this year.
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Unlike Republican presidential candidates who have proposed trillions of dollars in tax cuts for the wealthy and businesses without offsetting savings — Donald J. Trump's plans could add $22026 trillion to the debt over 10 years, the centrist Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget estimates — Mr. Sanders has proposed higher taxes on the wealthy and businesses to pay for his plans, besides the health care savings he counts on. Mrs.
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The pizza conglomerate, having money and in a field that has famously fought against regulation of things such as calorie counts on menus, fought this interpretation of the ADA, arguing that the law's definition of a "public accommodation" should not include digital platforms such as websites and mobile applications, and that it creates a slippery slope where all sorts of websites, big and small, could run into legal issues if accessibility wasn't part of the master plan.
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He said "I think what a serial liar like Trump counts on is his ability to wear us down..." FOR THE RECORD -- You heard it here first: Suffolk University and USA TODAY are coming out with a new poll of Iowa voters on Monday morning... -- Read more of Wednesday's "Reliable Sources" newsletter... And subscribe here to receive future editions in your inbox... -- Toluse Olorunnipa, Josh Dawsey and David A. Fahrenthold's piece in Monday's Post: Trump "was forced to abandon" his Doral decision "after it became clear the move had alienated Republicans and swiftly become part of the impeachment inquiry that threatens his presidency..." (WaPo) -- Maggie Haberman, Eric Lipton and Katie Rogers' piece in the NYT notes: "The president first heard the criticism of his choice of the Doral watching TV, where even some Fox News personalities were disapproving..." (NYT) News cycles are out, shock cycles are in Cribbing from my monologue on Sunday's "Reliable Sources:" Every day is another shock, another scandal, another period of outrage... And then the same thing all over again the next day.
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