Not just worthy custodians of the planet, but worthy custodians of each other.
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Where clients choose their own custodians, they may subject those custodians to their own, rigorous security requirements.
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Companies that manage these cryptographic keys are known as custodians, acting like traditional Wall Street custodians such as State Street and Bank of New York.
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Poor Andean farmers who are the grain's traditional custodians benefited.
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Because we'll be custodians of the security of this country.
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It is about these custodians returning from a metaphysical space.
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They are the custodians of wildlife for Kenyans right now.
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These custodians of other people's money should be on their guard.
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Can we truly own anything, or are we just transient custodians?
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What motivates people to become fastidious custodians of their own health?
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Its enthusiasts have been evangelical, acting as custodians of its history.
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We are social workers, EMTs, corrections officers, school custodians and more.
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It's a service that some custodians and robo-advisors are offering.
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If we won't be custodians of words and images, who will?
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His photograph partly serves the narrative chosen by the Forum's custodians.
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What lessons can we learn from Indigenous custodians of the land?
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The custodians at our school worked through the night to clean up.
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"Custodians run a business and they need to make money," he said.
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It is seen as particularly tough for custodians and some investment banks.
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One of the building's custodians saw my distress — they were comfortable shoes!
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Financial custodians are responsible for holding securities on behalf of their clients.
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Many are low-wage jobs like cafeteria workers, custodians, and security guards.
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It also targeted modifying regulations for certain banks, custodians and municipal investments.
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Pakistan, with its nuclear arsenal, considers itself the guardian of the custodians.
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That's what custodians like Schwab, Fidelity and Vanguard are there to do.
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Two major obstacles stand in the way of would-be institutional allocators from investing in the space: lack of custodians and other financial intermediaries and uncertainty regarding how global regulators will govern exchanges, custodians and the underlying tokens.
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They sealed various doors — including the room from which the custodians kept watch — with chains and threw tear gas canisters throughout the gallery's halls, "to create panic," recalled Ezio Belloni, one of the custodians on duty that night.
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Several custodians have settled charges of pocketing excessive amounts from foreign-exchange dealings.
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In short, it's unclear if any custodians are actually qualified to hold tokens.
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We are the custodians of those ideals at home and their champion abroad.
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"I'm not a fan of the hidden ways custodians make money," he said.
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But custodians can make mistakes, warns CFP Katherine Simmonds, partner advisor at AdvicePeriod.
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There are two hierarchies: that of the custodians, and that of the therapists.
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Mr. Zheng, 21970, is one of the aging custodians of their harrowing stories.
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Without them, there would be fewer custodians around to clean up the mess.
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In China alone, 20 custodians make up the Hong Kong Disneyland art them.
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Adults are also childhood's custodians, which means it never stays innocent for long.
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There are grandmothers and mothers, young and old custodians of quickly disappearing food cultures.
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As their custodians become aware of their financial value, the temptation to profit grows.
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As of June 30, WealthSource had $568 million in client assets at various custodians.
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Additionally, dozens of former custodians, administrators and other school staff have also become sick.
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These employees may include custodians and janitors, kitchen staff, security guards, and transportation drivers.
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"We were custodians of an invaluable treasure that existed, unseen, inside us," she remembers.
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The popular fund, which invests in marijuana stocks, was switching custodians, according to ETF.com.
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As a consequence of that scandal, congress and the SEC adopted rules requiring independent custodians of investment accounts, and the investment industry began conducting more detailed due diligence inquiries, requiring third party custodians of investment funds and demanding greater transparency from investment funds.
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Shrine custodians generally perform caretaker duties -- keeping the area clean and managing events and rituals.
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None of the people the Journal talked to believed custodians saw them dispersing the ashes.
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"You are the literal custodians in the vanguard of the new wig reality," Cowsill illuminated.
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Additionally, there's a real opportunity cost inherent to pulling non-custodians from their normal duties.
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We must talk to our elders and cultural custodians to know what came before us.
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Custodians in the parks help keep the properties clean, from inside venues to outside streets.
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If an account has less than $1,000, custodians can force an account holder to leave.
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That includes people like custodians and security guards, as well as defense contractors and consultants.
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We are the only community in the world who are custodians of the white giraffe.
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"We're the custodians of the game," West said, speaking for all who work within it.
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These custodians that offer self-directed accounts typically don't have any fiduciary responsibility to you.
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I always say hi to the custodians, since I'm in this school a lot for work.
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Those arrested responded to online ads from undercover detectives posing as children or custodians of children.
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It's backed by actual fiat money and equivalents, held by custodians chosen by the Libra association.
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The airline has said that it intends to make that data available to parents and custodians.
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Custodians play important roles for ETFs as they hold the underlying stocks that comprise the fund.
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Notre-Dame's contemporary custodians — its architects, priests and caretakers — wanted to preserve the structure's medieval essence.
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The custodians would have to be on the grounds of the home with Hasson at all times.
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This could be students, faculty, administrators, custodians, workers, visitors, or anyone else in a delivery robot's path.
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This is not something to which you have an indelible right, you are not necessarily custodians forever.
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The solution requires storage of encryption keys — the codes needed to decrypt data — with third-party custodians.
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The custodians have been crucial to the growth of the RIA business in the last two decades.
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The custodians of the Constitution, namely Congress, have to affirm it or it will cease to matter.
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Curiously, a few custodians maintain the building, some having worked there since it was an operational flophouse.
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"They say everyone has their price," one of the custodians, Will Gens, said during a night shift.
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Between the outré artists and the gray-suited custodians of law, there was almost no shared language.
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Liberia now brims with the promise of its youth, who have become the custodians of its peace.
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The pastors and church leaders considered themselves "custodians of the culture," and for many years they were.
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Those elected or appointed to government positions wield significant influence as the custodians of our nation's authority.
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Share in support of children subjected to the sick acts... by so called custodians of our religion.
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"They are the custodians of health," says Nigel James, the health promotion officer at the Mbare clinic.
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Tech IPOs can turn early employees into millionaires, as Google's early cooks, custodians and others can attest.
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Clients are likely to keep their financial advisor, even amid a change in custodians, industry experts say.
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I sometimes liken it, Kara, to — we have thousands of nuclear weapons custodians in the United States.
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Yes, in their theoretical self-conception, pro-choice institutions are neutral custodians of the right to choose.
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Smudges from the labor remain — he requested that custodians not clean the glass for the show's duration.
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In the first place, not all IRA custodians permit you to list a trust on your beneficiary form.
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The watchdog is also in talks with several other cryptocurrency exchange platforms, custodians and fund managers, she added.
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This alarms investors, who regard private equity firms as wise custodians, acquiring mature companies with stable cash flows.
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Tribal custom dictates that chiefs are the custodians of communal land, and responsible for allocating land to villagers.
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LOS ANGELES — The custodians of Neil Armstrong's spacesuit at the National Air and Space Museum saw it coming.
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We are also the custodians of my late mother's ancient miniature dachshund, Emma, who is seven months older.
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The school used to have a washing machine for custodians in a "dungeon-y area," Ms. Carrigan said.
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This episode is a reminder that all of us are custodians of our trust and credibility with readers.
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"We're a government museum with custodians, guards, who have more institutional knowledge than any of us," she said.
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He again called on the world's leaders to address poverty and to be better custodians of the environment.
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"In some cases, families have been asked to leave to permit the custodians to close up the building."
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Now the august custodians of our national pastime are forced to consider changes to the game's sacred text.
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The video references Nigerian masquerades, which in my experience, are events where the custodians are from another world.
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The series is set in Victorian England, where the Iremonger family members are the custodians of London's trash.
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BlackRock has about $5.1 trillion in assets that it manages, funds that are serviced by custodians, Dow Jones reported.
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Some of those who remain are not much better custodians of the public good than those who have left.
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Fans will always see more than is intended in posters, teasers and trailers, and Star Wars custodians know that.
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They must use third-party banks as custodians of investor funds and will not be permitted to take deposits.
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On June 3rd it tried to withdraw its £263m investment in the vehicle, prompting WEIF's custodians to suspend redemptions.
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A different approach was suggested last year by Tarleton Gillespie, a consultant, in his book "Custodians of the Internet".
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Each and every woolgrower cares equally about the environment and their sheep — they are true custodians of the land.
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The bill offers little relief for many bigger lenders but lifts a significant burden for smaller banks and custodians.
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In Kobaslija's pictures, such children are as much creatures of their peculiar habitat as they are its knowing custodians.
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Some custodians, like Fidelity, offer accounts for minors under age 18 with no minimum balance and no annual fees.
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As Canadians, we are the custodians of one of the most important forest in the world, the Boreal forest.
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The custodians of these priceless documents took to hiding them — inside their homes, in holes or in desert caves.
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Things get spilled throughout the day, and many classrooms only get a quick sweep by the custodians after school.
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The public needs to know exactly what happened and why – and how his custodians could have let it occur.
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Clients are likely to stand pat with their financial advisor, even amid a change in custodians, industry experts say.
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These were unintentional blackouts; the corporate custodians of the internet have it within their power to do far more.
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That conclusion does tell us a lot about what we still assume the rightful custodians of power look like.
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America's independent services were the custodians of their domains, and how America could best use them for national advantage.
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They first appear wearing matching custodians' outfits: drab greenish pants and shirts, yellow latex scrubbing gloves and plastic caps.
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I guess its custodians must have guessed that it would be happier in the dark, not being looked at.
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What if we thought of ourselves not as the owners of this information, but as custodians, transient carriers, or caretakers?
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What if we thought of ourselves not as the owners of this information, but as custodians, transient carriers or caretakers?
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Saudi kings fancy themselves guardians of Islam, the "custodians of the two holy places", the shrines in Mecca and Medina.
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That's great news for western science, but might not be so great for the traditional custodians of these Indigenous learnings.
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The research is significant to help back up indigenous communities' claims that they are the best custodians of global forests.
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It also instructs custodians to run and flush each fountain for two minutes before the start of school each day.
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The letters were sent by banks in Malaysia who hold bonds and other Malaysian assets as custodians for foreign banks.
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Does Amazon have prized corporate assets within those countries whose custodians are frequently required to travel to the United States?
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The original solid gold toilet will have 24-hour guards and custodians, who will clean the toilet after each use.
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But that does not include regular and overtime pay for police officers who provide security, school custodians and other workers.
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From Florida to Hong Kong, Disney parkgoers can occasionally find custodians creating portraits of Disney characters using water and pavement.
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Its custodians - monks from the Franciscan order - are converting the basilica, the seminary, and their home, to low energy lighting.
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The custodians and brokerage firms where you hold your accounts must process this data before providing you with a 1099.
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It's a common service feature for other financial instruments, and custodians sometimes can execute trades on behalf of the client.
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Women who challenged such precepts would often be met with shouting and jostling, and have been blocked by custodians and police.
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"Nothing — nothing — could stop the defendant from cutting his GPS monitor, leaving behind his custodians, and executing his intentions," they said.
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Once there, it's just a matter of spreading the remains at the right spot and hoping the custodians don't catch you.
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Roy Smith, one of the high school's custodians, decided to show up in a colorful suit, and croon to Sam Cooke.
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The greater care custodians at Mount Vernon now take with the truth was signalled at the beginning of your blogger's tour.
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"They are the custodians and [the art is] at their disposal -- either to protect it or to destroy it," says Josiah.
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Additionally, the sanctuary is a learning space for caregivers, where they can become better custodians of the animals and their habitats.
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But for now it is librarians and archivists, the custodians of the past, that are the advance-guards of the future.
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This eased community opposition and disruption — 64 percent of those custodians were Camden residents (compared with only 9 percent of teachers).
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In fact, it happens so often — about once a month, reportedly — that custodians have a special code name for handling it.
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This data is collected "primarily," as the Treasury says, from US-based custodians and broker-dealers that are holding these securities.
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I interviewed custodians and construction workers, lawyers and real estate agents, restaurant owners and community organizers, college students and political staffers.
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Custodians are required to issue a regulatory filing when they hold more than 5 percent of a company under British rules.
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"Custodians" are workers responsible for maintenance and cleanup; they're also keepers of a trust, protectors of a person, place, or institution.
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"The government's responsibility is to watch out, to be custodians of the proper and effective use of those funds," he said.
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Overnight, custodians would lock the doors to the building serving Bowdoin's football and lacrosse teams, then turn on the ozone gas.
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Staffwide training is a way to glean the perspectives of secretaries and custodians, who may not be trained on the simulation.
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Welders, tool and die makers, sheet metal workers, truck drivers, warehouse workers, and custodians make up the union's rank and file.
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Dance performances include a revival of "Custodians of Beauty" by the Bessie Award-winning choreographer Pavel Zustiak and his Palissimo Company.
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You know, if we just make the medical assistants and custodians pay a surcharge, we can give a break to surgeons.
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Librarians are custodians of information, helping to catalog and organize it while also helping people research and find what they're looking for.
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But the request, too, is unprecedented: Interpreters aren't meant to serve as historical custodians of the meetings for which they are interpreting.
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" Firemen are, as Beatty says, "custodians of our peace of mind, the focus of our understandable and rightful dread of being inferior.
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Yet, having done so well out of the global commercial ecosystem, China should recognise that it has become one of its custodians.
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"The practices at shrines include money donations, jewelry and gifts in return (for) a pat of blessing from the custodians," Sufi said.
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Custodians of many shrines cultivate relationships with local politicians to increase their influence and, in return for votes, receive protection, he said.
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Since then, China has selected four banks as custodians of its pension insurance fund, and 21 investment management institutions for the fund.
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The London-based FMSB has 36 members spanning investment banks, asset managers, exchanges, custodians and users of the market such as corporates.
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Concerned the plant would pave over the area's stunning environment, the Goolarabooloo people, the local traditional custodians, contacted Salisbury and his team.
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The extra bodies would help conduct interviews with officials at loan servicers, foreclosure law firms, trustees, and document custodians around the country.
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They're counting on custodians that can manage their various crypto holdings, and not a lot of great options exist currently, he said.
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"It was important to us that we were custodians of something, rather than creating another hot, cool bar or whatever," Pride said.
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"We're much more interested in the history and the social, cultural aspects of being the custodians of something that was so iconic."
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Custodians, security guards and other university employees at the system's 10 campuses are striking for three days, according to The Associated Press.
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Gillespie's title, "Custodians of the Internet," points to the ambivalence about the labor of content moderation that's shared by platforms and users.
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Even Europeans who live in cities are often sympathetic to farmers, who are seen as custodians of a rural way of life.
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What the thieves had not counted on was that the custodians would be quick to alert the police after alarms went off.
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"To people who deal with resilience and climate adaptation, the Netherlands are the annoyingly perfect custodians of good strategies," Mr. Kimmelman said.
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" Jobs are disappearing, subfields are evaporating, enrollment has tanked, and amid the wreckage the custodians of humanism are "befuddled and without purpose.
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And just because you have funds with multiple custodians (like TD Ameritrade, Vanguard, Fidelity and Charles Schwab) does not mean you're diversified.
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So we've ended up with a foreign policy in which the generals are the custodians of the foreign policy status quo, right?
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As of now, however, Schwab Charitable, which is one of the largest custodians of charitable accounts, has only seen a boom in giving.
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He's also offering professional development courses for all staff -- including the custodians -- because you never know where you might find your next principal.
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The RIAs, most of whom can't make the investments, are accessing the fintech tools through custodians such as Schwab, Fidelity and TD Ameritrade.
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In the facilities department, One Newark shifted responsibility for changing lead filters from the regional buildings supervisors and custodians to the plumbing department.
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The Muslim custodians of the site also expressed dismay at the Israeli government's compromise proposal of a separate but still technological security measure.
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Those acts cover maintenance, security, food workers, custodians, construction and public works employees, as well as salaried administrative and professional workers, among others.
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Our top priority as custodians of our student body is to make sure that they are safe during their time on our campus.
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Their students included a track-and-field coach, two custodians, an eighth-grade English teacher, a fifth-grade math teacher, and various administrators.
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Although much contention surrounded the drafting of the guidelines, everyone generally agrees that patients should not be custodians of large quantities of opioids.
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"We consider (Kingdom Trust) one of the most progressive custodians in the industry," Cryptocurrency Capital co-founder Paul Savchuk said in an email.
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The trade was pure theater and required a huge cast: stock lenders, prime brokers, custodians, accounting firms, asset managers and inter-dealer brokers.
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Third-party custodians should be holding the assets and the investment management firm should not have direct access to those funds, he said.
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In rural areas, poor devotees seek not only spiritual guidance, but also cures for diseases, in rituals performed by mystics and shrine custodians.
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"The practices at shrines include money donations, jewelry and gifts in return of a pat of blessing from the custodians," Mr. Sufi said.
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"As custodians of the company with the proudest of histories, we know that our past is a platform for our future," Thomson said.
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The RBI had called an emergency meeting of the custodians to deal with the breach, which concerns trades worth about 60-113 billion rupees.
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Environmentalists say the native peoples are the last custodians of the Amazon, which is the world's largest rainforest and is vital for climate stability.
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I would say they are not custodians of anything other than their own careers and the amount of money in our national bank account.
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In the RIA world, there are four custodians that make up the lion's share of that market: Fidelity, Pershing, Charles Schwab and TD Ameritrade.
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Similar in palette and even larger in scale, Abdul Abdullah's multi-panel tableau "Custodians" (2020) took up the entirety of the Yavuz Gallery booth.
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They have asked for a $10,000 raise, as well as additional funding for schools and raises for support staff like bus drivers and custodians.
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The Madoff scheme highlights a key red flag to which investors should pay close attention: investment managements who also serve as custodians of assets.
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Generally, an issuer maintains their own technology, some of the custodians maintain their own technology, and those technologies really aren't integrated and aren't connected.
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Though the IRS requires that a self-directed IRA be set up by an authorized custodian, the custodians only hold and administer the assets.
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Mohr said to watch out when a promoter says an investment is IRS-approved, since the IRS doesn't approve any assets, nor do custodians.
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In the RIA world, there are four custodians that make up the lion's share of the market: Fidelity, Pershing, Charles Schwab and TD Ameritrade.
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Blockchains offer a flexible capacity by enabling many parties to write new entries into a system of record that is also held by many custodians.
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Day agreed to allow multiple approved family members to serve as custodians for Hasson, and said he would permit them to rotate in and out.
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When I was in middle school, she supervised a team of custodians in a building that housed the corporate offices of a major financial institution.
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"The headline is zero commissions but people don't realize that their custodians could be selling their order flow for money," said Fidelity spokesman Robert Beauregard.
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Without exposing or denigrating herself, without anger or radicalism, Cecily Brown simply took aesthetic authority away from its usual custodians and into her own hands.
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These "open multiple-employer plans" would be offered by private plan custodians; the aim would be to offer employers low-cost plans featuring simplified paperwork.
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The early custodians of the American experiment, with egalitarian ideals and no real use for fancy boats, moved from here to there with relative humility.
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Such leaders see themselves as the custodians of culture and traditions but critics say some have enriched themselves through their control of access to resources.
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Colonizers often depended upon indigenous people for food, but, in order to justify their occupation, they portrayed native peoples as poor custodians of the land.
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IBV also purchased a Rolls-Royce to chauffeur clients to and from the vault and hired "white-gloved custodians" to help them with their belongings.
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"They have become custodians of the river because they were part of the process and they understood why it was important to leave," she said.
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He said that the custodians of many shrines cultivated relationships with local political figures to increase their influence and, in return for votes, receive protection.
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Often fund directors are seen as an afterthought or plumb positions for friends or are chosen from lawyers, auditors and custodians linked to the fund.
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The bloodshed exposed vulnerabilities of the Guards, custodians of clerical rule since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, who have sought to project an image of invincibility.
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The initiative will go live for BNY Mellon and HSBC custody clients early next year, with the potential to expand to other custodians in the future.
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But after 1979 Saudi kings, who call themselves custodians of the two holy mosques, resolved to outdo their foes, both Shia and Sunni, in Islamic piety.
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However, those who have adopted this mindset are now faced with the reality that the custodians of the mission are placing it in question and jeopardy.
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Students who live on campus also have access to free WiFi, vending machines, and custodians, while there are security cameras to monitor the buildings' exterior doors.
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It's also about ensuring that when you do buy something, you become the custodians of that food and ensure that at some point it gets eaten.
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Ideally, science-based quotas and age and gender limits ensure that wildlife populations are not decimated, while funds are channeled back to communities acting as custodians.
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The closing was a reminder that much of contemporary culture is produced by companies that don't see themselves as archivists, or as custodians for the future.
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In any case, it's certainly a good time for the custodians of consumer protection to evolve their internet game to keep pace with tech-savvy fraudsters.
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Mohr said to do your research; not all custodians handle all types of assets, so it's important to understand their services as well as their fees.
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This would significantly dilute the power held by traditional leaders, who argue they are the custodians of land that was communal before Europeans arrived on the scene.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Baker suggested that the custodians of Bowling Green might at least erect a sign quoting an anonymous New Yorker who witnessed the original Evacuation Day.
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His book, Custodians of the Internet: Platforms, Content Moderation, and the Hidden Decisions that Shape Social Media, will be published in May 2018 by Yale University Press.
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Under the new rules, P2P firms cannot sell wealth management products nor issue asset-backed securities, and must use third-party banks as custodians of investor funds.
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Veteran indigenous rights campaigner Abdon Nababan, who attended the announcement at the presidential palace, said it was an encouraging sign for the traditional custodians of Indonesia's forests.
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One year ago, recognizing a cluster of negative trends, the custodians reset this icon as never before in its 70 year history to two minutes before midnight.
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Those in the industry are becoming "custodians of society at large," he said, acknowledging that most PE companies have progressed on social factors such as gender equality.
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"Custodians of the Internet" makes a strong case that Facebook and its competitors should start to treat moderation as a defining service rather than a necessary evil.
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A client of Napiwocki's in Alaska needed help sorting through his district's three-level plan and around 60 or so investment options among a half-dozen custodians.
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Unions that cover a lot of lower-wage employees, such as custodians or nurse's aides, may have more basic benefits and have to pay more for them.
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However, it is misleading to conflate underfunded defined-benefit plans with I.R.A.-based plans that would be fully funded by employee contributions held by private-sector custodians.
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The secrecy and selectivity of the Royal Archives are well known among academics and historians, many of whom have encountered delay and censorship by the archives' custodians.
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Some speakers used the phrase "traditional custodians of the land," which was admirable for eschewing the concept of ownership, but also had a janitorial ring to it.
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The prototype uses blockchain to improve the sharing of information between asset managers, brokers, custodians and the Hong Kong Exchange on northbound trades made through Stock Connect.
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Current regulatory arrangements for the sector are patchy, which the regulator said meant it had been unable to discipline trustees or custodians with deficiencies in their systems.
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Executives said it would lead to branch closures and job losses; some registered investment advisers, especially small ones, bristled at the thought of being forced to change custodians.
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Thompson is on one side of a bitter fight that has divided this remote village and sparked debate over who are the true custodians of Native Alaskan land.
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Responding so directly to appeals to decency and justice that followed the tragedy, these companies positioned themselves less as neutral platforms than as custodians of the public interest.
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Though bitcoin's network involves so-called "miners" who record transactions, it wouldn't make sense to regulated them as they aren't trusted custodians of user funds, Van Valkenburgh said.
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That's not accurate: The most successful detectives are pros at getting people to volunteer information willingly -- whether it be witnesses or suspects or just custodians of needed records.
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"But these debates include a central, shared concern that the new custodians of once-diffuse information have abused the power they amassed and neglected their responsibilities," he added.
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The newspaper examined more than 100 cases and identified about 70 school employees involved, including teachers, coaches, security workers, administrators, custodians, school bus drivers, counselors and lunchroom workers.
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Related: NYC Manholes Just Got Way Cozier Giant Solar Mosaic Captures the Beauty of the Virgin of Guadalupe Meet the DIY Custodians Saving Athens' Street Art | Conservation Lab
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Approximately 8,000 seasonal postings—from science technicians to custodians to trail builders to interpretive rangers—are also unable to be filled, despite many candidates having already been selected.
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At the demonstration, dubbed the "plátanito protest," custodians shared stories of working two jobs and still not being able to afford gifts for relatives during the holiday season.
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My aunt and my uncle were the custodians of the memory of my mother, their favorite sister, who was killed in a stupid accident when I was seventeen.
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"More specifically, there are challenges associated with opening accounts due to the absence of active local custodians," the firm said, adding it would continue to monitor the situation.
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There are custodians now — like Kingdom Trust in Murray, Kentucky — that will manage your self-directed account and allow for digital currencies to be among your alternative investments.
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In 2008, the Western Australian government selected Walmadany as the preferred site for a $40 billion liquid natural gas processing precinct, alarming the local Aboriginal custodians, the Goolarabooloo people.
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A computer server crucial to a lawsuit against Georgia election officials was quietly wiped clean by its custodians just after the suit was filed, The Associated Press has learned.
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No matter how often Akamu sweeps the floors or how many times custodians spray water on buildings, a dusting of ash leaves a normally green tennis court looking gray.
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At online brokerages such as Monex, in contrast, the separation of assets is strictly enforced, with customers' cash and stocks kept at third-party custodians such as trust banks.
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Seychellois look to the sea for sustenance; they're custodians of over 500,000 square miles of ocean, and 15% of the population are engaged in fishing and fishing-related activities.
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Most of the jobs approved for Fort Knox and Wiesbaden are child and youth program assistants, though there were also approvals for administrative assistants, cooks, custodians and other positions.
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She was the vice-president of her local union, one of the largest in the county, which represents school-bus drivers, clerical staff, custodians, and other non-certified workers.
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Besides leading Iceland's prime minister to resign over revelations that he established an offshore company, the documents have raised questions about organized soccer's current custodians apart from Mr. Infantino.
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"It's a lot of information, a lot of documents, so we have to just be careful, but that's our job as custodians of the records," said Zigmunt to WBAY.
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Clandestinely distributed, the Book of Records has no ending and continually evolves as it is subtly amended by new sets of custodians, crisscrossing fiction and fact, history and reality.
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And if all else fails, there's a secret group of 40 educators — teachers, principals, custodians, secretaries — called a "first responder team" that can retrieve firearms in under a minute.
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She ruled that the drug companies' records custodians must produce all materials that contain agreed-upon search terms, conducting reviews only for privilege but not for relevance or responsiveness.
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Its undemonstrative grey exteriors, concrete floors and flat roofs form what its custodians refer to as a "total work of art" of over 221,28 square metres (28,3503 square feet).
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The tomb was last restored in 1810 after a fire, but the religious custodians were compelled last year to make repairs after the Israeli authorities deemed the building unsafe.
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Like other advisors with relatively small practices, Failla has made use of the products and platforms of custodians and fintech companies to offer increasingly sophisticated digital interactions with clients.
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The first woman to lead the Environmental Protection Agency, Ms. Burford argued that states were better custodians of resources and that market forces would bring more discipline to regulation.
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First light mists over the turning moon, and I, captive of gravity, am just another body passing through honeysuckle, the custodians of a world we have so easily abandoned.
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Among them: How can outsider art's merchants and custodians inculcate newcomers from the contemporary-art side with a sense of what makes this kind of art unique and special?
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"This civilization is not only for Syria, but we are the custodians of it and we preserve it for the world," said Khalil Hariri, head of the Palmyra antiquities department.
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A handful of the estimated 10,000 mesmerizing test films have been declassified and the National Laboratory, custodians of the material, has uploaded more than 60 videos to a YouTube playlist.
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Merchant bankers, credit rating agencies, custodians, among others, are registered and regulated by SEBI but chartered accountants, company secretaries, valuers and monitoring agencies do not come under any direct regulators.
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The families of Flint will suffer for the rest of their lives from the thoughtless actions of the misguided custodians who ignored existing laws and compromised public health and safety.
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Thousands of employees at the university's 10 campuses, including custodians and security guards, began a three-day strike on Monday, which the labor union called for over a contract dispute.
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It holds six types of cryptocurrency with third-party custodians, but also does some limited margin trading during major macroeconomic events, and plans to offer a vehicle for ICO investment.
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As one person put it: "I think the people that see themselves as 'custodians' of the cassowary are one of the biggest problems… killing them with kindness so to speak."
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The fourth reason is that though the president is now kicking out against the guardians of rule of law, those custodians of our democracy are kicking back harder than ever.
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How long have we been subjected to that subjective phrase, championed by Republicans who equated it with heterosexuality, fecundity and Christian piety — and who appointed themselves the custodians of those?
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"They are saying the church owns the land, but anyone part of the Moravian church owns the land as we are the custodians, they are the shareholders," October, 73, said.
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"They are saying the church owns the land, but anyone part of the Moravian church owns the land as we are the custodians, they are the shareholders," October, 73, said.
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"There must be a sentence that demonstrates what will occur if custodians of data in our digital age simply access information for their own benefit," Lawrence said, according to ABC News.
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Most frequently of all, according to custodians and park workers, they've been dispersed throughout the Haunted Mansion, the 49-year-old attraction featuring an eerie old estate full of imaginary ghosts.
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Girls rights advocates have tried to persuade traditional authorities and chiefs -- who hold power in local government and are perceived as custodians of culture -- to do away with camps like these.
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The rest of the global U.S. banks are hoping to persuade lawmakers to put them on an equal footing with the custodians, three other people with knowledge of the discussions said.
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"It's significant, as it is an acknowledgement that we are the original custodians of the land," said Lewis O' Brien, a Kaurna elder and one of the applicants on the claim.
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The Waqf, the Muslim custodians of the site, called for Muslims to pray outside of the metal detectors — and essentially boycott prayer on the Temple Mount — until the dispute was resolved.
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Investors trading through Tradeweb will be able to use global custodians to settle through a nominee holding arrangement provided by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority's Central Moneymarkets Unit, the statement said.
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Libra is intended to be a digital currency backed by a reserve of real-world assets, including bank deposits and short-term government securities, and held by a network of custodians.
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Glancing back 30 years, Mensch and Flahive paint the puffed-hair, zebra-print clad group of women who dared step into the ring as self-aware custodians of their own image.
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In addition to thinking a will outweighs a beneficiary form, many people fail to check and change beneficiary forms because they regard it as the job of plan custodians or administrators.
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His ferocious, semiautobiographical short stories about boxers, custodians, soldiers, crime victims, cancer patients and asylum inmates coupled a fateful machismo — the eternal pessimist Arthur Schopenhauer was his hero — with grim humor.
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If football mascots are, by and large, the spiritual custodians of the matchday experience, then Harry the Hornet is the chief pastor and ultimate shepherd of our lost and unruly flock.
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The local bourse said Airtel shares registered in Britain may be moved from the London market to Nigeria subject to approval by the custodians in London and currency regulation in Nigeria.
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The weekend saw some progress, however, as the union representing some school support staff made a tentative deal to end the strike, Lightfoot announced, covering custodians, security officers and bus aides.
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They want training for teachers, school secretaries, custodians, bus drivers and cafeteria staff on preventing a shooting and strengthening school emergency plans to better respond to incidents that cannot be prevented.
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Over 500 women are directly involved in the project, giving them pride in their work establishing the nurseries and serving as custodians of the forests around their villages, the officer said.
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Once great buildings, still bustling with children, they remain critical to their neighborhoods, barely held together today by bubble gum and underpaid, overworked custodians who are among the city's unsung heroes.
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As this year's COP is continually referred to as "the COP of action," these on-the-ground communities, and particularly the voices of our future "climate custodians" must be given proper attention.
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" Brown said that in his district, it's common to see five or six teachers sharing apartments, and many classified staffers, such as custodians and cafeteria workers, are "on the verge of homelessness.
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For its recent report, the Journal talked to custodians of the park who have taken part in cleaning up human remains as well as at least three families who have spread them.
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The Justice Ministry said BNY Mellon, which acts as one of the custodians of the National Fund, initially refused to freeze its assets in response to rulings by Dutch and Belgian courts.
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Those warnings have increased in volume now that Turkey and its allies have moved into northern Syria, where the future of the SDF, custodians of so many battle-hardened terrorists, looks precarious.
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Nobody but custodians may live on the holy isle, but each year about 165,000 people sail to Delos in packed boats, either from the swanky island of Mykonos or from cruise-ships.
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The investigation has been turned over to the State Bureau of Investigation, which said the Charlotte-Mecklenberg police are still the custodians of the videos and can release them if they want.
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My major worry these days is that we Americans will forget who we are as a people and historians should serve as our chief custodians in preserving that rich storehouse of memory.
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BEIJING, Nov 30 (Reuters) - China's National Council for Social Security Fund has selected four banks to be custodians for its basic pension insurance fund, it said in an online statement on Tuesday.
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The Chronicle noted that a representative from Native Resource Development, the custodial service that the center contracts, said there are still custodians working on site, though there are much less than normal.
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Custodians were directed to run fountains for two minutes before school started each day, and cafeteria workers were told to flush cold water faucets in kitchens for two minutes before preparing food.
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That means hedge funds have been forced far from Wall Street to places like Springfield, Pennsylvania, or Murray, Kentucky, to find auditors, custodians and record-keepers, according to fund disclosures and executives.
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Some in the ANC are seeking to go further by ending the chief's role as custodians of land now regarded as communal by giving villagers title deeds to the land they plough.
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The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) on Thursday announced fee reductions, which is about 500 million baht a year, for listed firms, securities, asset management firms and custodians to weather the disruptions.
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If you have complete trust in the caretaker you have named for your pet (lawyers refer to them as custodians), you can leave him or her a monetary gift in your will.
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Acting Director David Apol described Monday how public servants can restore public trust by faithfully executing their jobs as the "custodians of the people's government" in a post on the OGE website.
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The custodians of most of the world's freshwater and a unique biodiversity are under pressure from growing hunger, climate change and marginalization by governments, the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) said.
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In specific, the SEC added questions in Item 5 of Form ADV with respect to the type of asset held by the SMAs, the use of derivatives, borrowing and the role of custodians.
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Prosecutors said Hasson had asked to be released to a "rotating cast of third-party custodians," including his wife, in-laws, parents, and brother, who would switch off supervising duties until his trial.
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Here are some details: Libra will be a digital currency backed by a reserve of real-world assets, including bank deposits and short-term government securities, and held by a network of custodians.
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Related: Meet the DIY Custodians Saving Athens' Street Art | Conservation Lab Go Behind the Scenes of the Met's Costume Institute | Conservation Lab We Hit the Studio with a Private Painting Restorer | Conservation Lab
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The announcement came just days after it appointed four custodian banks as custodians of the pension insurance fund, which was seen as signs that the government was speeding up on pension fund investment.
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As thousands of shareholder meetings are held each year, Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM) and other large institutional investors often rely on custodians and proxy advisers as intermediaries to vote on their behalf.
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Seeking to head off rising risks in the market, Chinese authorities implemented aggressive steps including requiring borrowing limits and the use of third-party banks as custodians of investor funds in P2P platforms.
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In 2011, it found a willing taker for that deal in the form of AT&T — but DOJ and the Federal Communications Commission, acting as custodians of the public interest, wouldn't let them.
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If your firm doesn't have that information, either because you've held the stock for many years or because you've switched custodians over time, you'll have to do some sleuthing to file your taxes.
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If and when Gemini and other custodians gain traction and a safe reputation — in 3 to 4 months, BlockTower's Ari Paul estimates — then endowments should start feeling more comfortable and open their checkbooks.
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The certification will be granted by the French market regulator for those who want it, and issuers, traders, custodians and investors will have to pay taxes on profits they make on those securities.
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The letter, sent by onshore custodians to foreign banks, asks them to cease any transactions in any offshore Malaysian ringgit non-deliverable forwards or offshore derivatives when unwinding their positions in Malaysian markets.
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Crafting an executive order to attempt to compel the custodians of these spaces to be more "fair," however, tramples all over the crucial boundaries we have constructed between government powers and private freedoms.
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"The shareholding structure is not what you would expect, or in our view want, your board members to have when acting as custodians of the group's longer-term strategy and value," McFarlane said.
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The local bourse has said Airtel shares registered in Britain may be moved from the London market to Nigeria subject to approval by the custodians in London and foreign exchange rules in Nigeria.
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Among many other things, it would require the custodians of arrest-photo databases to regularly purge images of people who are not later convicted of whatever act it was that prompted their arrest.
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Once the Iranian custodians arrived, it would be instantly clear that someone had stolen much of the country's clandestine nuclear archive, documenting years of work on atomic weapons, warhead designs and production plans.
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Here are some details: Libra will be a digital currency backed by a reserve of real-world assets, including bank deposits and short-term government securities, and held by a network of custodians.
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So have his plans to build hydroelectric dams in the Amazon and open up to mining the reservations of indigenous peoples who are seen as the last custodians of the world's biggest forest.
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"Current and former custodians at Disney parks say identifying and vacuuming up human ashes is a signature and secret part of working at the Happiest Place on Earth," reports The Wall Street Journal.
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That is what we're seeking to do through message-based protocols, is to integrate all of the ETF ecosystem from issuers, ETF authorized participants, market makers and custodians in a common, seamless workflow.
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In a blow to the Conservatives, the union representing Ontario's education workers, including custodians and education assistants, said on Monday members had voted 93% in favor of job action as soon as Sept.
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"From our vantage point, we are the custodians of a truly great global sports brand, and we're inspired by its potential and awed by the responsibility, which we take very seriously," he said.
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It's often said here that Saudi Arabia is the undisputed leader of the ummah, the worldwide community of Muslims, because its rulers are the custodians of the sacred sites in Mecca and Medina.
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Iran has long sought to portray the Saudis as incompetent custodians in an effort to damage their credibility and has even called for an international body to take over administration of these places.
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With no defense being 100% impenetrable, the private companies as predominant data collectors and custodians of information, need to begin thinking long-term about why and how they collect and store our activity logs.
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It's worth quoting this part at length:Current and former custodians at Disney parks say identifying and vacuuming up human ashes is a signature and secret part of working at the Happiest Place on Earth.
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They are the proud custodians of an internally logical set of rules, developed over years, that do not seem to be producing good results and cannot easily be communicated to anyone outside the priesthood.
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"The SEC does not endorse or qualify custodians for cryptocurrency, and investors should use vigilance when considering an investment in an initial coin offering," said Robert A. Cohen, the SEC's Cyber Unit enforcement chief.
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" Though he noted there are "three" qualified custodians right now for crypto, when it comes to storing "institutional" crypto and how VCs do it, "the answer today is, well, you can't all that well.
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Robert Broome, the executive director of the State Employees Association of North Carolina, told the Courier-Tribune that public school bus drivers, custodians and teaching assistants are largely excluded from the new minimum wage.
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Under new rules, P2P firms will also not be able to sell wealth management products, nor issue asset-backed securities and firms will have to use third-party banks as custodians for investors' funds.
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Iran, then, has long sought to portray the Saudis as incompetent custodians in an effort to damage their credibility, and has even called for an international body to take over administration of these places.
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He has turned himself into a symbol of Americans' victimization, telling frustrated voters who crave easy answers that they're being pushed around by foreigners and duped by the condescending custodians of a dysfunctional system.
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The sources tend to be current or former White House staffers jostling for position and posterity, strategically leaking to journalists in order to cast themselves as noble custodians and their rivals as craven sycophants.
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When Ms. Lippi opened the envelope she discovered four years ago, the hundreds of painting fragments were still covered with the translucent, Japanese rice paper that custodians had used in 1993 to preserve them.
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Today's blockchain speeds, measured in minutes, are far quicker than the two days it takes for a trade currently to be reconciled, paid for and its value transferred (settled) between buyer and seller's custodians.
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"I've never seen so many people simultaneously reach into their bags and pockets looking for tissues and Purell," Gregory Locke, one of the quick-thinking custodians, wrote on his Facebook page over the weekend.
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Therefore, allow me to offer two canonical pieces of advice when it comes to pitching: Be the custodians of the magic Very early-stage tech investors are, by their very nature, embracers of the future.
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Countries will be compelled to register and supervise cryptocurrency-related firms such as exchanges and custodians, which will have to carry out detailed checks on customers and report suspicious transactions, FATF said in a statement.
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Here are some details: THE COIN Libra will be a digital currency backed by a reserve of real-world assets, including bank deposits and short-term government securities, and held by a network of custodians.
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With no defense being 100 percent impenetrable, the private companies, as predominant data collectors and custodians of information, need to begin thinking long-term about why and how they collect and store our activity logs.
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Most I.R.A. custodians will calculate the required amount for you, and you can often choose to have the money automatically deducted on a specific date so you don't have to worry about missing the deadline.
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Mr. Tashi, 45, is determined to track down the last of the traditional shamans and spiritual hermits — the custodians of Bhutanese legends — and write their stories, not his, before they take them to the grave.
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Although much has already been written about Tuol Sleng, new details of the prison are still emerging as its custodians learn more about what happened there from the voluminous records kept by the Khmer Rouge.
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"We have actually had full cooperation from the custodians, they've allowed us to do a walk through and they see plenty of food," said John Welsh, a spokesman for the Riverside County Animal Services Department.
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CreditCreditAndrew Mangum for The New York Times SILVER SPRING, Md. — With forecasters expecting the unemployment rate to sink further this week, the chorus of complaints about worker shortages — from custodians to computer prodigies — has swelled.
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To make matters more complicated and expensive, if you want cryptocurrencies among your alternative investments, these custodians often require you to first hire another company to make the purchases of bitcoins and ripples for you.
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WATCH THIS: People Keep Scattering Ashes at Disney Theme Parks — and Custodians Are Over It Multi-day ticket prices also saw a spike in pricing, with two-day, one-park tickets now costing $225 (previously $210).
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" Day denied a request by Windom to bar Hasson and his third-party custodians from having any visitors, saying instead that the prosecution may submit a "no-fly list" of "witnesses (Hasson) cannot have contact with.
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But they never exploited it as a strategy and governing principle; and never departed -- certainly never as egregiously and selfishly as Trump has -- from their role as unifiers and custodians of the values of the office.
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On the first day of production, on July 4, 2016, Waititi invited the local Indigenous community to perform a "Welcome to Country" — an important ceremony that acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land and welcomes visitors.
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The appeals court said the four Crimean museums that loaned the collection to the museum in Amsterdam in 2013 could also claim ownership, as they had been appointed as the custodians of the objects by Ukraine.
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Once that 95 percent limit is reached, however, custodians must halt any foreign investors orders, and the remainder would be sold off under an auction format, Securities and Exchange Board of India said in a statement.
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When he explained how he got permission to experiment on some of the most valuable artifacts in modern Russian literature, he sometimes gave the impression that their custodians did not fully understand what he was doing.
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Pension funds, endowments and other large investors generally expect the hedge funds they entrust their money with to use major banks and accounting firms as custodians, administrators and auditors to ensure their fund investments are safe.
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Las Vegas-based Cryptocurrency Capital LLC uses two small custodians: Murray, Kentucky-based Kingdom Trust Co, for U.S. dollars, and Xapo Inc, a company that provides bitcoin storage with offices in Palo Alto, Zurich and Gibraltar.
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Here are some details about Facebook's plans: Libra will be a digital currency backed by a reserve of real-world assets, including bank deposits and short-term government securities, and held by a network of custodians.
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On an overcast morning in March, I sat in the Geräteraum with Buschmann, his editor, Michael Wulzinger, and Nicola Naber, a researcher, who have been the principal custodians of Pinto's data since the spring of 20173.
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They say they're concerned that the Germans are not being proper custodians of the extradition treaty between the two countries and worry that could affect US chances of extraditing two Iranians currently held in German jails.
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TD and Schwab will remain separate entities and operate as usual until the transaction is complete, which is expected by the second half of 2020, with the formal integration of both custodians to follow, Schwab said.
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On this week's Popcast, a conversation about how record labels understand their roles as custodians of history (or don't), and how the current era of the digital jukebox creates a false sense of security about permanence.
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But the most political aspect of this film, I would say, is in how we treat our environment, and how society and the government are not the custodians of this planet in the way we should be.
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As these memorials cluster ever-closer together and draw additional millions of visitors each year, the Mall's custodians have launched a search for new ways to pay tribute to historical figures and events in the U.S. capital.
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If you pick out your own mix of investments in your retirement accounts, most custodians will have an easy button to click to do automatic reinvestments and also automatic rebalancing so cash does not build up again.
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He cursed the grim custodians of the standard repertoire, and mocked his teachers at the Paris Conservatoire: Olivier Messaien, who wrote "brothel music", and René Leibowitz, who dared to "correct", in red pen, his first piano sonata.
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Once launched, Libra will spawn an entire ecosystem of financial services and service providers — authorized Libra dealers, brokers, asset managers, custodians, exchanges, digital identity providers, verifiers and so on — whose identities and qualifications we cannot yet anticipate.
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Fight for women's rights Chinyere Anokwuru, who runs a skills acquisition center for women in Lagos, says women are usually the custodians of traditions that repress widows and their re-orientation is critical to abandoning these practices.
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Previous research has found such behaviors are correlated with conduct that aids in caring for the planet during a time of environmental crises, which sets up these children to be future custodians of nature, the researchers suggested.
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While nobody disputes that the rule has been a headache for banks, there is little evidence that it has stanched market liquidity or is in any way disrupting banks' core functions as custodians of the financial markets.
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"We are the custodians of a sovereign and a strategic capability on behalf of the government and we will not dilute it or let it go," du Toit said at the IDEX military exhibition in Abu Dhabi.
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Many custodians, like IRA Services, also provide administrative services such as collecting the actual dividend payments made to the owner of a stock, and advisory services such as helping clients understand what they can and should invest in.
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"Our clients have been great custodians of this building for over 100 years, and this sale presents an extremely rare opportunity to acquire a unique part of Liverpool's heritage," the firm's Executive Director in Manchester Colin Thomasson said.
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In order to minimize these commission fees, Maurer at The BAM Alliance suggested not trading very often, noting that some custodians will offer commission-free trades for an initial time period or on particular products, like certain ETFs.
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The share cannot be sold, given away, or inherited but serves to symbolize the idea that the dividend payouts represent something to which all Americans are entitled as equal custodians of the nation's wealth rather than just welfare.
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The East Alligator River runs between Kakadu, with its campers set for hikes and waterfall plunges, and Arnhem Land, 75,000 square miles of outback that the Australian government set aside to be run by aboriginal custodians in 1930.
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Without the option of a consecutive third term, they all followed the same script: an initial forceful push of their agenda, followed by a clash with the Iranian system's custodians and the frustration of becoming premature lame ducks.
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As retail business in France and Italy struggles in the face of low interest rates, Credit Agricole - which owns Amundi - has bought up asset managers and custodians in other European countries over the past years to diversify returns.
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Regulators unveiled a series of measures on Wednesday night to head off signs of rising risks in its fast-growing P2P market, including borrowing limits and forcing P2P platforms to use third-party banks as custodians of investor funds.
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This is the best way to foster competition and create a robust incentive for companies to be good custodians of our data, for the destruction of trust is the surest way for platforms to flip from growth to decline.
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As the custodians of democracy, Western regimes should be aiding their African counterparts in building governance systems which exude the tenets of democratic governance -- equality, inclusivity, justice and true choice -- and not ones which presume to act as such.
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"We will conscientiously support OPEC ... but we will not appoint ourselves custodians of the policies of OPEC, nor will we be willing to play the role of swing producer at all", Nazer said in an interview in September 1987.
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But it is also the domain of heroes who are largely unseen and unsung: custodians and "maintainers"; security officers and kitchen workers; art handlers, wall painters and climate-control technicians — a small town's worth of every trade and task.
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Mr. Barton directed custodians to run and flush every water fountain for two minutes before school started each day, and to tell cafeteria workers to run and flush cold water faucets in kitchens for two minutes before preparing food.
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"I was ordered to refund the buyer, in cash, with punitive interest; pay court fines for 'disrespect'; and surrender the rest of the land to male family custodians," said Rejoice, whose name has been changed to protect her identity.
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But since the law was amended in 1980, the exemption has been read to apply to religiously affiliated hospitals as well, leaving untold numbers of nurses, doctors, custodians and other employees with no federal protection for their pension and health benefits.
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HIPAA is really about health care data more than health data, experts say, and the law focuses more on the custodians of the data (or who has the data) rather than what kind of data that is, creating plenty of loopholes.
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Bill and Melinda Gates - who are also custodians of legendary investor Warren Buffet's billions – have joined forces with Pierre Omidyar, founder of eBay, to fund the 'Radiant Earth' project, a repository and archive of the world's satellite, aerial and drone imagery.
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Not all the din of their homecoming fills the silence left by the sparrows that have gone missing, and the old white-backed vultures, custodians of the dead for more than a hundred million years, that have been wiped out.
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The three programs not affected by the audit-related suspension are a program for custodians of unaccompanied minors, a different national call center and a program that offers assistance to people that EOIR has determined are legally incompetent, the official said.
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If you are eligible for an I.R.A. or H.S.A., claim deductions for them on the return, based on the amounts calculated by the accounts' custodians, and include Form 8888, directing the I.R.S. to deposit those amounts directly into the accounts.
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That leaves for-profit developers of market rate housing and builders and custodians of subsidized affordable housing locked in a zero-sum struggle for scarce buildable land, while leaving city governments straining under the budgetary cost of providing subsidies for those in need.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Australia has banned climbers on Uluru, one of the country's landmarks that is sacred to its indigenous custodians, becoming the latest cultural site around the world to close in order to protect its heritage and the environment.
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By then, total customer funds deposited by non-bank payments companies into central custodians hit 1.24 trillion yuan ($180 billion), while another estimated 260 billion yuan was yet to come under regulated control, shows data published by the People's Bank of China.
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While national parks and sacred places once had European monikers, their Aboriginal names are now commonly used in recognition of the people who have lived there for thousands of years, and Australian parks often have traditional custodians who act as guides and caretakers.
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"It's to the credit of these companies that they have—without admitting it in court—taken the responsibility of the custodians of public debate," said Neil Richards, a law professor at Washington University in St. Louis who specializes in the First Amendment.
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Robots may never be the ideal custodians of the elderly, but intelligent sensors are already showing promise in helping human caretakers focus more on their relationships with those they provide care for by automatically monitoring drug dosages and going through safety checklists.
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Over the years, gunmen have been confronted or thwarted, at least in part, by teachers, principals, school custodians and students during attacks such as the ones at Sandy Hook Elementary School in 2012 and a two-hour siege at Virginia Tech in 2007.
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On Tuesday, custodians at the 2,500-worker facility sanitized and cleaned, while workers continued to pick and pack boxes for delivery and received little information from management, according to Athena, a national coalition of 50 grassroots organizations working to challenge Amazon's corporate power.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi opened debate in the House on Wednesday on the articles of impeachment, declaring that lawmakers are "custodians of the Constitution" and urging her colleagues to honor their oaths by charging the president with abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi opened debate in the House on Wednesday on the articles of impeachment, declaring that lawmakers are "custodians of the Constitution" and urging her colleagues to honor their oaths by charging the president with abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
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Teachers say the increase would bring them in line with what they would be making if it hadn't been for years of austerity funding, but that the bill lacked funding for classroom supplies and other staff, like custodians and aides for students with special needs.
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Although you are obligated to report rollovers of this nature to the IRS, a properly executed rollover does not carry tax consequences on its own, as the funds are transferred between retirement plan custodians rather than being distributed, even if only temporarily, directly to you.
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The Million by Karl Schroeder In the distant future, Earth is populated by only a million of the super-rich, who act as inheritors and custodians of the planet's wealth, and every 30 years, they allow the rest of humanity to visit for a month.
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Revised guidelines posted on Tuesday by the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission (CBIRC) on its website require unlisted commercial banks to register their stakeholders with qualified custodians by end-June 2020, and all commercial banks to identify their shareholders by the end of 2021.
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In Calderón's photographs, the artist draws attention to the custodians and museum guards at Mexico's National Museum and the disparity between their quotidian labor and the exalted realm of the historical paintings they protect, portraying the workers in poses that mimic the paintings' imagery.
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Which means that the custodians of the liberal order, the kind of people wringing their hands over Merkel's present struggles, still have an opportunity to prove their critics wrong, to show that their worldview is more adaptable to changed circumstances than it has seemed.
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To further this goal, Iran has long sought to portray the Saudis as incompetent custodians of the holy sites in Mecca and Medina in an effort to damage their credibility, and has even called for an international body to take over administration of these places.
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Other revenue sources for custodians include trading commissions in fixed income and other assets, payments from fund companies for shelf space on their platforms — another controversial practice given fund shareholders ultimately foot the bill — margin lending fees, and a variety of other ticket charges and service fees.
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Armed with the unofficial national anthem of the #RedForEd movement, "We're not gonna take it," teachers, bus drivers, cafeteria workers, guidance counselors, custodians and other public school educators will no longer stay silent as their students sit in crowded classrooms at broken desks with decades-old textbooks.
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As for Dianne Dwyer Modestini, who has worked on the painting's restoration since 2006, told the newspaper that she was concerned about its handling and has been asking the "custodians" at Louvre Abu Dhabi to care for the "extremely fragile" panel — but she received no response.
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Cryptocurrency hedge fund firm Tetras Capital, which set up shop in New York last summer, initially used its own process to safeguard bitcoin and other assets, according to founding partner Tom Garrambone, but later hired small, third-party custodians, which he declined to name for security reasons.
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He said that the daughter of one of the two sisters who were the custodians of the Oratory in 1969 told him that a second object — an item that has not been named in depositions — had also been stolen on the night of the theft, he said.
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Also at La MaMa on those dates, the Czech-born, New York-based Pavel Zustiak presents alternating works: "Bastard (The Painted Bird)" is a haunting tale exploring the dark side of human nature (1:15; not a Coil program), and "Custodians of Beauty," which starts on Jan.
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Also at La MaMa on those dates, the Czech-born, New York-based Pavel Zustiak presents alternating works: "Bastard (The Painted Bird)" — not a Coil program — is a haunting tale exploring the dark side of human nature (1:15), and "Custodians of Beauty," which starts on Jan.
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The Restorer's Role In discussing the digital component of the artist Josh Kline's work, which relies on technology that doesn't yet exist, Ben Lerner makes a comparison to the computer-generated restoration of the "Harvard Murals," a suite of paintings by Mark Rothko ("The Custodians," January 11th).
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The page's custodians—owners Frank and April—don't tread too far from the beaten path musically speaking, but something about seeing their pups Bandit and Fiesta present the likes of Jamie XX, Biggie, and Green Day albums make us love the classics in a whole new way.
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The ability for dealers to tap databases of large global custodians on behalf of their buyside clients and find buyers or sellers for a specific bond in real-time, without compromising data privacy, is a breakthrough development for fixed income markets, according to Stu Taylor, CEO of Algomi.
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I am referring to the custodians of some of the greatest vineyards and cellars in the world, people like Aubert de Villaine of Domaine de la Romanée-Conti in Burgundy or Maria Teresa Mascarello of Bartolo Mascarello, whose voices are rarely heard except by the most privileged of visitors.
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It feels almost criminal that WE the parks custodians, are letting these treasures fall into major disrepair given the foresight and care our forbearers invested in preserving these treasures, the joy they bring to hundreds of millions of visitors, and the major contributions they make to their local economies.
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Pelosi described the role of the House as being the "custodians of the Constitution," saying that Trump put his own interests ahead of those of the nation when he invited a foreign nation to interfere in an upcoming presidential election in a way that would benefit him politically.
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Pelosi described the role of the House as being the "custodians of the Constitution," saying that Trump put his own interests ahead of those of the nation when he invited a foreign nation to interfere in an upcoming presidential election in a way that would benefit him politically.
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But to do so by violating the rights of Tamil citizens, bombing and shooting mercilessly, is not only wrong but shames the Sinhalese, whose claim to be custodians of the dharma is for ever called into question by this savagery — much of it unknown to the public because of censorship.
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Here's what a few experts told Axios they would do if they ran Facebook: Sherry Turkle, MIT professor : John Battelle, CEO of NewCo: Tarleton Gillespie, author of "Custodians of the Internet," about content moderation on social platforms: Jeff Jarvis, CUNY journalism professor and blogger: Where would you draw the line?
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" Pelosi gets standing ovation Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan Schumer, Pelosi to meet as Democrats debate tactics MORE (D-Calif.) opened the floor debate by describing the House as the "custodians of the Constitution.
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More from The New York Times: Federal Reserve leaves rates unchanged The 2125-day financial tuneup Facebook aims to soothe Wall Street over news feed changes The early custodians of the American experiment, with egalitarian ideals and no real use for fancy boats, moved from here to there with relative humility.
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"As custodians of these Ethiopian treasures, we have a responsibility to celebrate the beauty of their craftsmanship, shine a light on their cultural and religious significance and reflect on their living meaning, while being open about how they came to Britain," he said in a blog on the museum website.
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Often, when the subject of Christian faith (or faith in general) is discussed publicly in the US, the putative benefits of belief are fiercely defended: custodians say that it provides a moral compass, gives people a sense of community membership, encourages loyalty to a tradition that imparts direction and purpose, cultivates ancestral connection.
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They are the doctors and nurses who hold veterans' hands as they take their final breaths, the intake staff who ensure veterans receive mental healthcare before its too late, the therapists who help veterans deal with post-traumatic stress disorder, and the janitors and custodians who keep medical centers clean and sterile.
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"We believe our network has shown itself to be excellent custodians of the Women's March spirit and ethos, and respectfully request the time and space to prepare a plan to move ahead in unity and solidarity," they wrote in an open letter to national co-chairwomen of the Women's March on Washington.
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The European Union doesn't have so singular a leader, but its ruling class is in a similar situation — they're the custodians of a diverse imperium, trying to preside over Greeks and Germans, Scandinavians and Sicilians, Christian natives and Muslim immigrants, while wielding powers that are at least one remove from democratic accountability.
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But he (or she) might learn something from an earlier age's custodians of diverse, fragmented societies — from monarchies like that of the Austrian Hapsburgs, in particular, that worked to contain and balance religious and ethnic divisions, to prevent disintegration and forestall totalitarianism, and might have succeeded longer absent the folly of 1914.
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Once belittled by custodians of jazz history, who'd scorned her as a handmaiden to her late husband John Coltrane's genius, an imitator at best; the story of Alice Coltrane's own genius began to be written, with first a trickle, then a flood of praise for her extraordinary, exultant, almost impossibly beautiful music.
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The Al Sauds have survived by making three compacts: with the Wahhabis to burnish their Islamic credentials as the custodians of the holy places of Mecca and Medina; with the population by providing munificence in exchange for acquiescence to absolutist rule; and with America to defend Saudi Arabia in exchange for stability in oil markets.
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In August 20143, as 22014,230 students prepared to return to Newark's public schools, Keith Barton, the managing director of operations for the district, sent a memo with an urgent message to all principals, custodians and building managers: Before anyone drank from the water fountains, they should run the water for at least 22014 seconds.
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These workers are represented by SEIU Local 503; as organizer Shane Burley says, their ranks include "everything from custodians and food service to legal and academic counseling to healthcare workers and engineers and agricultural workers and scientists," as well as grounds and building maintenance, student registration and financial aid assistance, IT, and tech support.
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After 9/11, Congress passed the Patriot Act, which, in addition to authorizing FBI agents to write their own search warrants for all sorts of custodians of records -- legal, medical, postal and banking enterprises, supermarkets, and libraries, to name a few -- gave the FBI a domestic intelligence mission not unlike that of the National Security Agency, which is America&aposs domestic spying apparatus.
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Those who are left — fans like Dawg Face and D. Dawg — have become an ever-shrinking subculture in Northeast Ohio, custodians of the fading memory of the Browns as a gritty and formidable football team, one that, between '86 and '89, played in three out of four A.F.C. championship games, and, in the 1950s and '60s, won four N.F.L. championships.
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Since returning to Earth, the moon bag's erstwhile custodians have included a museum president who was convicted of theft; a woman in Illinois who had the good fortune to stumble upon the bag, mislabeled, at an online auction; and the NASA space center in Texas, where it was held under lock and key as the United States attorney's office fought a yearlong legal battle to transfer the bag into government custody.
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"The problem at present is that there is a very short time period between when you execute a trade and the settlement cut off time, usually just four to five hours, during which asset managers need to decide how to allocate that trade to their funds, and pass that information down the chain to brokers and custodians," Lukas Petrikas, co head of HKEX's innovation lab, said in advance of the announcement.
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"Voters in most states should feel very confident that at most their name and address is part of their public voter file, and they should feel good that states are being careful custodians of their data to make sure that sensitive information doesn't get out," said David J. Becker, executive director of the Center for Election Innovation and Research and a former director at The Pew Charitable Trusts who ran their Electronic Registration Information Center.
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Average weekly full-time wage, by education level In 2017 dollars $1,53 Bachelor's degree or higher $1,250 $1,000 Some college $750 High school $500 Less than high school $250 $0 '80 '243 '00 '10 '17 Average weekly full-time wage, by education level In 2017 dollars $1,500 $1,250 Bachelor's degree or higher $1,20013 Some college $750 High school $500 Less than high school $250 $0 '80 '90 '00 '10 '17 By The New York Times | Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics Custodians proved a useful case study.
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Demands: The Oklahoma Education Association, the largest teachers' union that represents nearly 21,21 members and school personnel, wants the following to take place during the next three years: $1.53,21.5 pay raise for teachers, including $20.75,21 raises for the first year$5,000 pay raise for full-time support professionals (school custodians, secretaries, bus drivers, food service workers, etc), including $2,500 raises for the first year$200 million for public school funding$213 million for state employee pay raises$0.753 million in health care funding How the state ranks: Oklahoma ranks 49th in the nation in teacher salaries, according to the National Education Association.
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