He did not move with his customary grace, and his shots did not land with their customary precision.
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It recommends inclusion of customary laws in the national legal framework to allow national courts to enforce customary rights used in the management of community land.
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Sure, it has a few laws requiring that consumer goods list both metric and US customary measures, but it still remains isolated in its US customary measures bubble.
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" The customary answer is "only as a passenger, ma'am.
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The bill would also authorize for use in the parade military units that perform customary ceremonial duties and small arms and munitions appropriate for customary ceremonial honors, according to the Democratic summary.
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As is customary, Wolf also burned the press in attendance.
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" Moore responded, "It would've been out of my customary behavior.
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"It would not have been my customary behavior," Moore said.
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As is customary on Broadway, the show must go on!
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Neither their retreat nor the customary conservative protests surprise anyone.
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As is customary in Wine School, I suggested three bottles.
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Margaret Jull Costa translates them with all her customary grace.
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Other customary covenants consist of lien limitations and transaction restrictions.
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The Eat24 deal is still subject to customary closing conditions.
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He rejects even the customary reliance on an eventful plot.
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She maintained her customary cool on the court as well.
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"Yeah, I hear," Rivers said of the Knicks' customary chaos.
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As is now unfortunately customary, the findings are incredibly dire.
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The official spoke on condition of anonymity under customary briefing guidelines.
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You get your customary altimeter, accelerometer, gyroscope and ambient light sensors.
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And does the marshmallow have a toasted flavor, as is customary?
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This is commonly referred to as customary or indigenous land tenure.
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Halfway down, Prince Philip delivered some of his customary quick-wit.
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A customary senate was established, as was a power-sharing executive.
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On the campaign trail, Ms Wynne may skip the customary visit.
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They leave with the customary smiles and tears that accompany goodbyes.
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News outlets weren't even allowed to take customary pre-meeting photos.
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Why it matters: The scandal is what's perfectly legal and customary.
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The Donald is doing his customary dissembling with his tax returns.
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I found my customary table closest to the Wi-Fi router.
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The project is subject to regulatory approvals and other customary conditions.
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The customary laws are largely patriarchal and do not favour women.
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Many did launch fireworks, as is customary in most Western cities.
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As is customary, it did not include an admission of guilt.
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This meant Pope Francis would face the press during his customary
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Still, the final purchase price remains subject to customary closing adjustments.
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Immediately after their meeting, Pyongyang reverted to its customary anti-U.
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Reagan planned with her customary vigilance and concern for detail. Mrs.
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Under Islam it is customary to conduct burials within 24 hours.
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As is customary, Ford did not admit liability in either settlement.
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The queen wore one of her customary Easter egg-toned suits.
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The police, as is customary, briefly escorted reporters around the festival.
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Mr. Rubell is wearing his customary dark jeans and sneakers; Mrs.
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The transaction is subject to customary closing conditions, including regulatory approvals.
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Cleverly resolves the mystery with her customary expertise and good taste.
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As is customary, I place my employment in their manicured hands.
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Baez received a customary American flag, folded into a tight triangle.
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The deal is subject to regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions.
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Others in the White House treated the customary protocols as impediments.
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Saudi Arabia was missing from the list of customary diplomatic condolences.
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He's only 10 minutes early, instead of his customary half-hour.
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As is customary in Mr. Baumbach's pictures, the acting is spectacular.
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I saw another courier and gave him the customary head nod.
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Looming over that customary antitrust review, however, are Trump's own comments.
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Let's face it ... cleaning up Trump's star has become fairly customary.
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Carpenter batted in his customary third spot and went 23-for-24.
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Can we please make this a customary part of everyone's wedding vows?
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But progress has been stymied by customary laws that typically favor men.
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Exploiting divisions within the Taliban, IS is behaving with its customary brutality.
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A 15 to 20 percent tip from your bill's total is customary.
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Such policies can be mandated expressly by law or merely become customary.
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As is customary for Nintendo hardware releases, expect supplies to be limited.
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In Norway, it is customary for governors to have their terms renewed.
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The customary smiles and excitement were replaced by frowns disappointment and betrayal.
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As customary, it did not release the vote tally for the decision.
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As has recently become customary, Ms. Dietrick did most of the talking.
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They hardly bothered with the snowplow, the customary introductory gravity-mitigation technique.
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How dare Obama depart without leaving the customary handwritten good-luck missive?
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They did not provide any explanation for their decision, as is customary.
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Ms. DiDonato sang with her customary warmth, and sensitivity to the texts.
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Those lawmakers are refusing even the customary meeting with the president's nominee.
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Households' piggy banks were blissfully raided last year to maintain customary lifestyles.
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"Throwing in my customary double bogey," McIlroy said with a wry smile.
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When did it become customary to have an iPhone in your cell?
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The transaction is expected to close in 2Q18 after customary regulatory clearances.
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As is customary, McCain's Senate desk was draped in a black cloth.
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It has deprived the wealthiest people of their customary feeling of protection.
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Mr. Najib didn't even get a customary photo op during the visit.
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Though a gift is customary, spend only what you feel comfortable spending.
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Both features were produced in Mr. Hong's customary run-and-gun manner.
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But you won't find Mr. Chan's customary bloopers over the closing credits.
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Bolsonaro placed a prayer note in between the stones, as is customary.
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I pour my customary cold brew and prepare for my first meeting.
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This year, as is now customary, there will be three Presidential debates.
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He then resumed his customary silence for the remainder of the term.
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We regret both the error and the U.S. system of customary units.
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But it's customary to give an employer at least two weeks notice.
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He resigned from the party, as is customary, when he became speaker.
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The Democratic leader decided to short circuit the customary and collegial process.
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Immediately after lunch, the judges began granting paroles with their customary frequency.
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Pavol, 44, a customary landowner from Pomio on the island province of East New Britain, said he could not stand by as logging companies caused environmental damage to the land held under customary tenure by his Mengen people.
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I propose putting your rational mind into sleep mode, the better to savor tickling images of order-inverting bizarreness, straight out of Dada, in which suddenly nothing is in its customary place or being used for its customary purpose.
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Pompeo then placed a prayer note in between the stones, as is customary.
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As is customary, many media outlets are questioning the validity of the Sept.
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Anxiety about China's economy may also have nudged unions towards their customary caution.
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When national legislation recognizes customary law it also becomes part of statutory law.
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Merkel announced her decision to leave politics with her customary lack of emotion.
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People are also stashing away more money to finance their customary consumption patterns.
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As has become customary, it offers a somewhat sanitised version of the story.
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The problem, if there is one, comes with Brazil's almost customary over-confidence.
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Carnival doesn't officially start until Thursday, but it's customary to start celebrations earlier.
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In recent years land grabs have sometimes made a mockery of customary ownership.
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Such caution, they contend, is customary for executive agencies distributing aid abroad. Rep.
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In Grand Junction, I learned to suspend any customary assumptions regarding political identity.
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The customary pace of public works projects puts the entire region in peril.
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It is customary in South Korea that officials do not give their names.
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The men's complete names were not released, as is customary in South Korea.
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Some exchanged a hug and kiss on the cheek, as customary in Hawaii.
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No date has yet been set for the customary Judiciary Committee confirmation hearings.
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Part of that is about a customary swing of the pendulum in midterms.
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The right amount is largely a matter of what's customary in comparable cases.
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The deal is still pending necessary local regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions.
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These days, activewear or "athleisure" is customary weekend wear, even outside the gym.
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Decisions are being issued online, rather than in the courtroom, as is customary.
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As is customary, the four entrances to the Rotunda were draped in black.
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Are these customary presidential visits to disaster areas important for the relief effort?
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He also did not attend the team's customary introductory news conference last week.
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The parents have not been identified, as is customary in French criminal inquiries.
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Williams has not played since the French Open, which is her customary preparation.
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Putin will not be on hand, as has been customary in recent years.
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Caucus precincts, as was customary, didn't record how many votes each candidate got.
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He did not hug with just the upper body portion, as is customary.
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Unfortunately, not all of these candidates have been through the customary vetting process.
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"It would've been out of my customary behavior," he told Hannity when pressed.
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It's customary for the defense bill to clear the committee with bipartisan support.
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That said, it's customary for someone to purchase a gift for an assistant.
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There was no customary royal convoy, so Mr. Hariri took his own car.
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He at first declined, which was not at all customary, but eventually relented.
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As for the name ... Kimono is a wide-sleeved robe customary in Japan.
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A public offer launch is subject to customary regulatory approvals, the companies said.
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The data confirmed Italy's customary position among the growth laggards of the euro zone.
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Buhari did not also deliver a customary inauguration speech at the ceremony on Wednesday.
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"It is customary for senators to introduce nominees from their home states," he said.
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In the Netherlands, greeting kisses are customary, though the gesture often involves three kisses!
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The offering is expected to close on April 16, subject to customary closing conditions.
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Consequently, the question of African public health continues to languish in its customary obscurity.
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Its competitors have meanwhile steadily improved their technology, eroding the customary US technological edge.
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The handlebar moustache blackens, elongates, and aggrandizes itself, drifting away from its customary place.
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Nintendo continued its tradition of starting the show with its customary Direct streaming event.
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Is it customary for a super to charge a fee to unclog a drain?
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We open with — as is now customary in Westworld — a pile of dead bodies.
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Many developers now offer financing with no down-payment, instead of the customary 15%.
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Only afterwards did Mr Pompeo issue the customary plea to both sides for restraint.
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This undermined customary adat rights, and dispossessed many communities of their land, activists say.
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As is customary of many airport restaurants, customers ordered their meals off of iPads.
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The two were also photographed giving a curtsey to the Queen, as is customary.
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Cutting open market operations rates is a customary move after an official rate cut.
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The transaction, subject to customary closing conditions, is expected to close by late 2019.
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A little disturbance to the customary workflow helped turn the grit into a pearl.
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Indigenous and local communities own more than half the world's land under customary rights.
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The customary change of control provision at 101% of face value is in place.
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During his speech, President Barack Obama told Bonner's incredible history with his customary eloquence.
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Once Belgium did gain some momentum after halftime, Italy regrouped with its customary defense.
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Families and neighbors gather as the customary three days of mourning among Muslims begins.
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During their third round, which was beyond the customary two rounds, Cilley was killed.
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It's customary for leaders of the two countries to speak, despite heightening geopolitical tensions.
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The ensemble is huge, as is customary when sketch material swells to feature length.
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Such combat-zone trips are customary for presidents in the post-9/11 era.
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When it comes to tipping your cab driver, 15 to 20 percent is customary.
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It listed the company's underwriters in a circle instead of the customary pecking order.
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Yes, it's customary to use the home chord at the beginning of the song.
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Once inside, this was followed by the customary security screening — relinquish all liquids, etc.
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Regional rotations have become customary, though nothing in the United Nations Charter stipulates it.
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El Pana also took an unconventional approach to the customary dedication of the bull.
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Or on the contrary, it might depend on restoring older, customary ways of living.
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This has helped us sustain our customary "anthropodenial": the denial that we are animals.
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His role remains vague, conceived as it was with the Algerian authorities' customary opacity.
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By contrast, it's customary for the federal government to run larger deficits during downturns.
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"This horse ran a tremendous race," Smith said while flashing his customary wide grin.
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The teachers, rather than wearing their customary shorts and T-shirts, were in sarongs.
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"Equality can never be trumped by discriminatory religious, traditional or customary beliefs," Kirkland said.
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Mr. DiCaprio was seated next to Mr. Penn and wore his customary newsboy cap.
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It is customary for Buddhist monks in China to adopt the family name Shi.
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Mr. Wang (left) took his customary hair-swinging victory lap after the models walked.
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It's a lovely gesture, but a customary ratcheting down of expectations is in order.
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It is not customary to lavish luxuries on someone you are about to dismiss.
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He treated Trump with the Federal Bureau of Investigation's customary silence about ongoing probes.
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He took a seat at the bar and ordered his customary pint of Foster's.
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The bear was a towering beast but his customary roar was weakened by alcohol.
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They were promised building permits in four weeks rather than the customary 11 months.
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Mr. Lesnak said he set the prices, allowing his informants "customary and reasonable" profits.
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Mr. Meringolo argued that it was customary for officers to do favors for friends.
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They worked barefoot, as is customary inside Afghan homes, and without any safety equipment.
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His hand tight around a customary cane, flowing locks as black as a rook.
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After these latest remarks, the White House swung into its customary role of cleanup.
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The customary process for such approval can take a timeline of 0003 to 60 days.
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She'll be vying for bachelorette Serena's love alongside the customary heaping helping of man meat.
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As is customary, the justices did not explain their decision declining to take the case.
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Tanzania's national land policy aims to protect the customary rights of local communities to land.
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Closing is expected in 4Q13 and subject to customary closing conditions, including required regulatory approvals.
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Crucially, monetary policy oriented around individuals should be easier to understand than the customary prestidigitation.
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The deal is expected to be completed by mid-2017, subject to customary closing conditions.
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At Disney Parks, however, its customary for employees — called cast members — to use two fingers.
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Recognizing customary rights would help small farmers expand their agricultural production through irrigation, she said.
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Twitter, Facebook and YouTube, meanwhile, were reportedly throttled as is increasingly customary in the country.
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Seedrs will take its customary 7.5 percent seller's fee for any trade that is profitable.
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Cue: Tears, snot, sniffles, the works — all customary symptoms of watching a Grey's Anatomy finale.
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As is sadly customary, Spicer will now be deluged with lucrative contracts and job offers.
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Trump did not congratulate Cruz on his win in Wisconsin, something customary on primary nights.
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Today, it's customary for a convention to honor the presidential nominee's choice for vice president.
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The United States follows provisions of the treaty as part of following customary international law.
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Many Māori argued the legislation ignored their customary rights and breached the Treaty of Waitangi.
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The vote will take place behind closed doors, as is customary for the intelligence panel.
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"He's playing the American public for suckers," Mr. Romney said, breaking from his customary restraint.
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After all, it's customary for bathrooms to provide toilet paper, why not feminine hygiene products?
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Now we know where Henry spends his hours when he's not at his customary post.
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Following its customary stance, Symantec did not directly blame the Chinese government for the hack.
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The Myanmar Army responded with its customary ferocity toward what it termed a "terrorist" group.
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It was issued with little advance notice to reporters and without the customary news conference.
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I settle in to check emails, eat my muffin, and drink my customary morning tea.
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Bedroom D.J.s without trust funds will struggle to buy one, let alone the customary two.
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The site of the Open, Melbourne Park, has undergone significant transformations, as is now customary.
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The customary mandate that jurors avoid publicity about the case is now impossible, for example.
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And they made it look, smell, and taste very different from the customary veggie replacement.
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But elsewhere, South Vietnam's customary clientelism broke down, especially in the vote-rich Mekong Delta.
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It even allowed him and Westbrook to renew their customary dance to start the game.
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One shipment proved deadly because the alcohol in it was methanol, not the customary ethanol.
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The two have been married under Zimbabwe's customary law since 2011 and have two children.
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Now, completion of the transaction is subject to regulatory approvals and other customary closing conditions.
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Having entered her office alone, he came back outside minutes later for the customary handshake.
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His hair, as is customary, looked as though he had combed it with salad tongs.
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Whatever criticism Republicans have of the Obamas, it's customary to agree that they're good parents.
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The law would also create new tiers of tenure including customary, freehold and leasehold and give customary land rights equal recognition with freehold or leasehold rights while County governments would be empowered to hold unregistered community lands in trust on behalf of the communities.
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Mr Sirisena did not turn up to deliver the president's customary statement at a re-opening.
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To celebrate, we gathered for a customary champagne toast in lieu of our 9:30 a.m.
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Spicer has gone beyond the customary spin to make even the appearance of reasoned debate impossible.
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He then slumps back into his customary, saddened pout while Mrs Clinton finishes twisting the knife.
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It's often customary to bring your own since public restrooms may not always be well stocked.
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Pelosi stuck her hand out for a customary hand-shake — but Trump had already turned away.
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Police did not reveal the father&aposs or son&aposs name as is customary in Germany.
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After the celebration, Lawrence thanked everyone and then proceeded to crush his customary 90-minute workout.
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"Boracay is a cesspool," President Rodrigo Duterte declared, with customary frankness, in a speech last month.
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The Acholi have a customary land ownership system which recognizes seven categories of land, said Tebere.
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The gospels were placed there only briefly before the monks removed them to their customary home.
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Since 20003, it's been customary for each newly appointed pope to choose his own papal name.
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It was customary for the president-elect to take a weeks-long vacation after Election Day.
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During our customary break in the middle of class, I shared my feelings with my classmates.
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He faced his illness with enormous courage, dignity, grace and customary humor – even in dire circumstances.
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As is customary, the invite does not contain many details, except the place and the date.
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It is customary for presidential candidates to make public their health records during the campaign season.
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Irvin wasn't injured or absent for Michigan, but his customary offensive contributions was missing of late.
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Is it customary to compensate an artist for the time spent doing a design pre-ink?
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THE TRANSACTION IS SUBJECT TO CUSTOMARY COMPETITION CLEARANCE AND IS EXPECTED TO CLOSE IN Q2 2018.
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One lawmaker refused to take the customary oath because it meant recognition of the 2011 revolution.
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Wilson took the ice in his customary uniform: white shirt, dark pants, and a bow tie.
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President Obama is expected, as is customary, to attend inauguration events at the Capitol before departing.
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As is customary for royals, Markle takes a diplomatic approach to her dress during visits abroad.
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" Russia reserves the right to take retaliatory action, Zakharova added, "as is customary in diplomatic affairs.
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It is customary for presidents to congratulate NCAA teams in the months after the Spring championship.
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Trump has not voluntarily released any of his tax returns, as is customary for presidential candidates.
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His image was incorporated into a new version of the Cavaliers' logo, replacing the customary sword.
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This year, both major party candidates for that job are past the nation's customary retirement age.
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He seemed incapable of maintaining the polite expression of interest that is customary for such occasions.
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Stone was not afforded the customary voluntary surrender option usually seen in white collar criminal cases.
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This included not commenting on a pending legal matter, as is customary in all school districts.
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The production total for Q22 comes via Tesla's customary quarterly update, which precedes its earnings release.
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The bright screen is particularly easy to read when coupled with Nike's customary giant neon font.
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If lawmakers do nothing, which is customary in these circumstances, the changes automatically will take effect.
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As is customary for Israeli citizens, Neumann served in the Israel Defense Forces after grade school.
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Tokarczuk beamed up at him from her customary seat in the middle of the front row.
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The sharp tit-for-tat stripped away the customary veneer of diplomatic niceties during public remarks.
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There was little evidence of the delirious shopper frenzy customary of Black Fridays from past years.
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In five years, what might have raised eyebrows on Sunday will instead be viewed as customary.
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"Namaskar, Meghan and Harry!" the excited children — giving the customary Nepali greeting — say in the video.
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As is customary with literary adaptations of this kind, subjective impressions are filtered through physical details.
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Red foods are customary for Juneteenth, the crimson a symbol of ingenuity and resilience in bondage.
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As is customary for the company, SpaceX renamed a street on its new site "Rocket Road."
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Also, is it customary for German mothers to teach their five-year-old children to smoke?
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They wear the traditional back suits customary for Commanders, which suggests that's their station in Gilead.
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His own research indicated that it was customary for senior naval officers to wear such adornments.
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Mr. Green's debate prep did not include the customary tactic of sparring with a mock opponent.
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As is customary in sexual misconduct cases, none of the 14 women were identified by name.
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Williamson expressed some frustration with his rehab and being unable to make his customary explosive moves.
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But bare-bones plot summaries fall short when it comes to Ms. Denis's customary impressionistic style.
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They compulsively try to seduce every man in charge, because that's the customary path to control.
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As is customary, presidents do get credit, and blame, for all that occurs on their watch.
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The custard is firm rather than silken — the chef's preference, he says — and darker than customary.
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The incentives: Tesla was promised building permits in four weeks rather than the customary 19873 months.
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It also covers issues like land discrimination and the legal recognition of customary land tenure rights.
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ET OPEC announced that it was canceling its customary press conference that usually follows the meeting.
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In the Nordics, it is customary to purchase new winter tires together with a new car.
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For Puntland this means Shariah law and customary law, which are often employed alongside formal law.
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As ever with failed negotiations going public, a customary war of words ensued over social media.
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In keeping with his unsophisticated manner, the presidential inauguration ceremony was far less elaborate than is customary.
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Yes, they may be rather analog in comparison to your customary tech solutions — but that's the point.
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"Each Day" was made with tape, but in the customary way — laid down, painted over, pulled off.
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In a wonderful collage, "Beyond the Stars" (2014), Zarina's customary formal precision gives way to fluid systems.
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Both of their faces are blurred, as is customary when Google street view cameras capture a person.
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Foxconn has cut the customary pre-holiday season overtime hours, leaving workers without an expected pay boost.
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Afterwards, he sheepishly waved while exiting the stage, never to return for even a perfunctory customary encore.
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As is customary in Yemen, men and women had gathered in separate huts about 100 yards apart.
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To his credit, Andreessen (or the A16Z PR team) quickly moved to apologize in a customary tweetstorm.
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Artists worked across media and platforms, producing pieces that ranged from experimental and conceptual to more customary.
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The record came in a gatefold, book-like cover with printed lyrics, rather than the customary sleeve.
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To compensate, tattoo artists must inject the ink deeper than the customary two levels of the dermis.
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ITALY'S TREASURY AXES CUSTOMARY SPRING OFFERING OF "BTP ITALIA" RETAIL LINKER - SOURCE WITH KNOWLEDGE OF THE MATTER
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Mr Li closed with a customary rousing pledge to bring about the "Chinese dream of national rejuvenation".
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The remaining sales were subject to CBS' customary pre-clearance policies and procedures and were properly disclosed.
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Investors were taken by surprise when Saudi Arabia sold $1003bn-worth of bonds without the customary roadshow.
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" Asked if they're planning a Watergate-themed movie or documentary, Woodward said, with his customary mystique: "Yes.
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HP expects to close the acquisition within 12 months, subject to regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions.
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The remaining sales were subject to CBS customary pre-clearance policies and procedures and were properly disclosed.
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Celebrated actor Sidney Poitier plays the young man with his customary on-screen charisma, fire and grace.
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Many countries have long traditions of communal land management and a complicated web of customary farming rights.
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At 17, as is customary in the Hasidic community, a marriage was arranged and she became engaged.
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They were also feeding their kids four smaller meals a day, instead of the more customary two.
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Some experts CNN spoke to did indicate that the Iranian actions may have violated customary maritime law.
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For that matter, Macron's success reflected the unhappiness of moderate voters with the customary Gaullist/Socialist alternative.
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D. filled the customary girl part, the nubile sex object who beds the star and then disappears.
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He and his on-air crew broke with the customary respectful strolls through publicist-approved talking points.
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"It was kind of undeserving in a way," said Mr. Osborne, who wore his customary dark shades.
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In the book's opening chapters, at least, life inside the Georgenhof retains many of its customary rhythms.
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Emperor Akihito's family has held it almost 2,700 years, according to the customary, if semi-legendary genealogy.
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If the United States does not take its customary leading role in shaping those norms, China will.
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It had been a customary way to throw out complaints about segregation since before the Civil War.
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And though it feels fresh, Wilson says the push-pull between academia and pop culture is customary.
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Completion of the deal is subject to customary closing conditions, including the approval of the U.S. DoJ.
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Seeded No. 3, Federer is back in Paris with plenty of anticipation but without the customary pressure.
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A McConnell spokesperson, meanwhile, said it's customary for critics to take issue with the opposing party's nominees.
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And, without the support of Labour, that process looks doomed to leave Brexit at its customary impasse.
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It has become customary to gauge the scale of calamities by the official count of the dead.
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It is customary to deliver a commission to the new officer, but for some reason delivery fails.
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W. Tillerson, the secretary of state, came out to give the customary "readout" of what had happened.
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Customary laws in the state also bar women from heading village councils, land ownership and inheritance rights.
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This comes across even when Ms. Foster is singing and dancing with her customary polish and precision.
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With assimilation and progress, of course, those sorts of safe spaces have become less customary or necessary.
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Graham Greene brings his customary quiet power and dry wit to the role of the police chief.
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On the first day of 2020, he did not deliver his customary, often fiery, New Year's address.
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As is customary, Ellis delivered instructions to the potential jurors not to discuss the case with anyone.
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"The higher up and more executive the position, it is customary to give more notice," said Salemi.
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Democrats then pivoted, attacking Republicans for crafting the legislation in secret, without the customary markups or hearings.
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In her speech on November 7th, Ms Kramp-Karrenbauer repeated the customary pieties of Franco-German comity.
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One month before the casserole's customary time to shine, the woman who created it has passed away.
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The transaction is expected to close in the second half of 2016, subject to customary regulatory review.
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Each leader placed his right hand over his left hand as part of the customary ASEAN handshake.
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The equality of all customary languages in school, office and public life, is recognized by the state.
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In Japan, it is customary for senior executives to attend funerals of other executives at client companies.
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The fourth leg is responsibility — going far beyond customary short memories and the traditional pleading of ignorance.
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It's customary for such measures to be passed at that level in the Senate with bipartisan support.
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Nothing could be more disordered than a plague scene, in which the customary social orders break down.
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Then Cardi B arrives, fresh off her best rap album Grammy win, with her customary saucy salaciousness.
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During his customary lap around the arena, he fielded questions from anyone who came up to him.
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Written and customary international law doesn't apply, as Cruz argued successfully in the Texas death penalty case.
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"It is not customary among officers to simply forgive," Zolotov said, waving a fist at the camera.
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As is customary for political appointees in outgoing administrations, Klotz had submitted his resignation effective today at noon.
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As customary, residents in warning areas flocked to grocery stories to load up on bread, milk and more.
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The customary announcement -- complete with bell ringing and feathered cap -- was also made for Kate's other two births.
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It's customary for presidential candidates — especially Republican presidential candidates — to include some business leaders among their economic advisers.
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Our peoples have become fearful and angry as their futures ... their customary lands, are now submerged in floods.
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Closing of the deal was subject to regulatory approvals and other customary conditions, expected in April, Hexagon said.
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His customary terraced "vineyard" seating design—pioneered at the Berlin Philharmonie in the 1960s—is now widely adopted.
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I asked the customary questions about his symptoms, and got the sense that he was a kind man.
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Slack did the customary thing of explaining the hell out of the new design over on its blog.
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Popcorn is customary, and we particularly like Karen DeMasco and Mindy Fox's recipe for a spicy caramel version.
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As with most contemporary rap artists serving time, he a boasted a customary hashtag campaign, #FreeAnuel full stop.
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The law was enacted without the customary royal assent from Malaysia's king, who had asked for some changes.
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We rate this claim true because disclosure of tax returns has been customary for the past 36 years.
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As is customary on Crimewatch, a mugshot of the man in question appeared on the screen behind Mohammed.
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Either way, margins will probably be squeezed as Amazon throws money at the fight with its customary abandon.
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It's also skipping the customary analyst call and is no longer providing financial guidance for the coming quarter.
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It is customary to count forgiven debt as "imputed income" which would then be taxed as ordinary income.
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"I want to change it someday," he remarked earlier this month in one of his customary rambling speeches.
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Nakamoto didn't include detailed analysis on the bitcoin architecture, as is customary in peer-reviewed computer science papers.
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Dispensing with all the customary hype and posturing, it's a crash course in the product: the fights themselves.
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Most citizens have customary rights without formal documentation, according to the advocacy network Land Information Working Group (LIWG).
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As is customary with Slow Factory, the scarves are made with 100% eco-friendly and fair trade silk.
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The transaction is subject to customary closing conditions and is expected to close prior to December 31, 2016.
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"I made it to smoke on my customary walk-before-Thanksgiving-dinner with my girlfriend," he tells VICE.
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Stephen Kay and Joshua Kern come to a similar result, providing an argument based on customary international law.
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Melania has also taken center stage in hosting the Easter Egg Roll, which is customary for first ladies.
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Tailor-made travel services are fast becoming customary among wealthy travelers looking to escape cookie-cutter vacation packages.
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It is customary for the nations to issue a joint communique at the conclusion of their annual summit.
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It's customary for reporters to try to ask questions during such events, and the president will occasionally respond.
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Alex: It's not just customary, but really important to have pro-rata rights on future issuance of stock.
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The hinge works well and the whole set up looks pretty nice in the customary ThinkPad matte black.
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It is customary for presidents to spend time away from Washington in August while Congress is on recess.
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It omitted a number of details that would be part of a customary summary of a patient's health.
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Even more generally, the customary criteria of winning and losing in war have largely become outdated and counterproductive.
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It's become customary before shows and presentation for models to receive a pep talk on basic human functions.
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The justices did not provide any explanation for why they refused to hear the appeal, as is customary.
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As a child, as was customary, Mr. Northrup was sent to the federal boarding school in Pipestone, Minn.
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The transaction is expected to close in the first half of 33717, following customary shareholder and regulatory approvals.
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Once Gadelha hit her customary cardio wall, Jedrzejczyk landed a staggering amount of offense at a great percentage.
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As is customary with most soccer coverage, several outlets, including the Telegraph, had liveblog commentary of the action.
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Chance is vague, as seems to be customary for those involved with the creation of a Kanye album.
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He received his education during the four-month term that was customary for black schools at the time.
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For decades, it has been customary for the former attendants of presidents and presidential candidates to cash in.
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Mr. Pompeo and Kim Yong-chol began their meetings on Saturday in Pyongyang with the customary flowery greetings.
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Villagers also improvised effective means of safely preparing bodies for burial, combining adapted customary practices with safe hygiene.
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Ewing, wearing his customary pre-NBA Shame T-Shirt, hears his name over the PA. He is enthusiastic.
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"Last first day of school," she wrote in the caption, with a check mark and customary Georgetown hashtags.
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"Last first day of school," she wrote in the Instagram caption, with a checkmark and customary Georgetown hashtags.
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To stand with Mr. Ford is to express rage — and this rage will take its customary atavistic forms.
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Vidalies told reporters that it was "a customary procedure" to have three air marshals on board EgyptAir aircraft.
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In addition to the customary suite of spider-abilities, she is also clairvoyant and can spin electric webs.
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Observe how Ms. Lynch's Runt withdraws in betrayed, surprised disgust when her soul mate's customary roughhousing turns erotic.
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As is customary at ultra-Orthodox gatherings, the men were separated by an improvised wall from the women.
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They were in the midst of their customary 12-hour sleep, sound asleep and with their nails trimmed.
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In a country that values hierarchy and protocol, Mr. Ghosn did away with much of the customary formality.
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Lee pushed ahead in his customary, slightly pigeon-toed gait, torso tipped forward, necklaces swinging from his neck.
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The pope wished everyone his customary "good lunch," and a sea gull, aided by a hooded crow, obliged.
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Rather than stopping the lawsuits altogether, as is customary in bankruptcy, he gave all the parties until Nov.
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"Our customary laws are deeply rooted in patriarchy," Monalisa Changkija, a feminist writer, told the Indian Express newspaper.
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Passing an oncoming car is so rare that it is customary for drivers to wave to each other.
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It is customary for former presidents and first ladies to observe the peaceful transfer of power in person.
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For while state authorities grant official title, in doing so companies may infringe on communities' customary land rights.
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"Respectfully, I will not shake the hand of a slaver," she says, withholding the customary gesture of condolence.
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PayPal said the transaction is expected to close in Q4 2019 and is subject to customary closing conditions.
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But senior Democratic lawmakers said they were not given their customary briefings ahead of such significant military actions.
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It said that the Hindu Succession Act, which grants equal inheritance rights, should take precedence over customary law.
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She had already eaten her customary breakfast: 17 pounds of bamboo and 150 grams of "leaf eater" biscuits.
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The transaction is expected to be completed in the first half of 2016, subject to customary closing conditions.
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Talks stretched on for hours, and the customary press conference held after the meeting wraps was abruptly cancelled.
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As is customary, Mr. Trump and Mr. Obama will then ride together down Pennsylvania Avenue to the Capitol.
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I noticed the customary film information at the bottom of the review, run-time, director, and the like.
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The reforms "offer little or no protections to tenant farmers and do not protect customary land use," Hardman said.
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The transaction is expected to close in the first quarter of 2017, subject to customary conditions including government approvals.
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But what if a different song announced their time to get moving instead of just the customary orchestral music?
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After the match, Sasson approached El Shehaby to shake his hand -- customary in Judo matches -- but El Shehaby refused.
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In other countries, such as New Zealand and Japan, tipping isn't customary and may sometimes even be considered insulting.
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The dispute was originally over the succession of a local "customary chief": a traditional ruler with some legal authority.
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A more customary response would be to say simply that the president would support whoever won the Democratic nomination.
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It was a welcome helping of variety in a women's game, where powerful ball striking is the customary fare.
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So it's not farfetched to assume the Children of the Forest imbued this customary gesture with some magical failsafes.
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" The company said the deal is expected to close by early November, subject to "satisfaction of customary closing conditions.
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The draft law recognizes their customary and collective rights over land, as well as their right to self governance.
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Zemeckis gives the scene its over-the-top erotic due while also preserving his customary cool, almost antiseptic precision.
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The transaction is expected to close in the first half of 2017 (1H05003), following customary shareholder and regulatory approvals.
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The semi-nomadic Penan people of Borneo's Sarawak state say the legislation will deny them ancient customary land rights.
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The transaction is expected to close in the first quarter of 2017, subject to customary conditions and regulatory approvals.
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After the customary moonlit swim, I found this little white fluffy dog that was covered in thistles and thorns.
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On Monday at Le Poisson Rouge, Taka Kigawa approached these elegant, playful pieces with his customary clarity and calm.
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The patient, whose identity remains anonymous as is customary in case studies, had no signs of scratches or wounds.
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Customary rights have the advantage that they already exist, people understand them and they offer at least some security.
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The government has successfully registered customary rights in some regions: about 30% of Ethiopian households now have such documents.
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The president wants $25 billion upfront and questioned why Congress approves funds in a piecemeal fashion (which is customary).
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As is customary, the same information was offered to Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton after she had secured the nomination.
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After ousting the previous director, the ministry plans to hire a new director without the customary open call process.
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The revelation comes as the Eagles prepare to visit the White House, as is customary for Super Bowl champions.
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It was an achievement, but according to Briand, it was customary in France for galleries to not pay artists.
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It held group weddings across the country, but without the customary Buddhist rituals and blessings from relatives and neighbors.
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But Frankl told me he didn't throw his customary superyacht party this year, to the disappointment of past guests.
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When the mayhem on the pitch is over, it's customary for adversaries to share a pint at a pub.
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It is customary for past nominees to sit in prime spots to be recognized and receive adoring standing ovations.
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Jeffree was given a customary Noogler hat, given to new Googlers, when Pichai first got the pup in 2017.
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Reissued on Blu-ray, "Eureka" was directed by Nicolas Roeg with his customary flash from Paul Mayersberg's convoluted screenplay.
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Best known for "Gun Crazy," Joseph H. Lewis directs this 1953 B movie with his customary economy and aplomb.
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Citing the pending Verizon deal, Yahoo did not hold its customary conference call with investors to discuss the results.
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State-owned companies often ask for up to a year to pay for goods, not the customary 90 days.
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Because of such hyperbolic claims, it has become customary for nominees to say next to nothing at confirmation hearings.
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Thereafter, publishing an expedition journal became as customary for polar explorers as publishing a memoir is for celebrities today.
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Brubaker also explained that it's now customary for film studios and marketing agencies to make trailers for specific audiences.
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Deforestation over the decades has displaced some of the dozens of indigenous groups in Malaysia from their customary land.
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As you can see, some strong names in there with a customary sporting reference thrown in toward the end.
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But women's rights groups say this a gross underestimate as most of these marriages are customary and not registered.
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We'll miss his presence in his customary seats at our games next season, but his legacy will live forever.
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As is customary when investigating overseas, they had to coördinate their movements with local officials and travel with escorts.
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The role also gives Ms. Jones the rare chance to shine in lighter material than her customary Broadway assignments.
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I saw that the menu, oddly, lacked the customary breakfast and brunch dishes I prefer: no omelets, no cereal.
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And when the Federal Reserve's policymaking group meets starting today, it will be missing some of its customary guides.
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As is customary, the couple held their hands over their hearts and recited the Pledge of Allegiance, he said.
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But to borrow Logan's customary bluntness, the historical material he's assembled is simply too much — and therefore not enough.
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Véran has also warned against the customary French greeting of kisses on the cheek amid the outbreak, Time reported.
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Asking voters to text these short codes to receive campaign updates has become customary over the past few years.
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But they legally own just 10 percent of the world's lands despite having customary rights to at least half.
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The finest performance comes from Mia Katigbak, who slips into the skin of Archer's mother with her customary grace.
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If he had failed while trying to win with United's customary panache he may have survived a little longer.
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Tillerson also skipped the customary visits to overseas State employees and their families during his travels, the Post reported.
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Mr. Shiraz is preparing to return to work as an ambulance driver after the customary 10-day grieving period.
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Instead, opposition lawmakers filed out of the chamber one by one, shaking Mr. Bercow's hand in a customary farewell.
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The All Blacks launched into their customary pre-match haka, a ceremonial dance of New Zealand's native Māori people.
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As is customary, the Navy did not say exactly where the carrier force was headed or its precise mission.
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But Mr. Sestito said he is working on men's collections for 2018, blending technical achievement with Graff's customary refinement.
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Trump also delayed the customary proclamation for flags to remain at half-staff longer than the two-day minimum.
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However, if achieved it would still leave Italy in its customary position among the most sluggish euro zone economies.
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What we don't know is how they answered the customary question -- What was your purpose of going to Mexico?
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As a native Scandinavian I know it is customary to begin with cold fish: Crawfish, shrimp and smoked salmon.
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The official, speaking on customary condition of anonymity in briefing reporters, noted the two Trump administration forays to the zone.
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Bots don't do that — they attack online business processes and thus are difficult to detect though customary vulnerability-scanning methods.
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As is customary with classified payloads, ULA webcast the liftoff only until the aerodynamic fairing covering the payload was discarded.
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But one very important detail was missing: Lagerfeld did not come out for his customary walk to close the show.
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There has been persistent speculation that Xi wants to stay on in office past the customary two five-year terms.
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Modern black metal's customary lip service to certain spiritual or occult influences often feels forced, or hollow; not so here.
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The brothers Josh and Benny Safdie directed with their customary flair for grungy New York color and tense, escalating absurdity.
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She comes with a customary black robe and a lacy collar that looks strikingly similar to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's.
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Here is an explanation of the customary Times/CBS News methodology that accompanied our most recent national poll in December.
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And some countries do not have systems that can break down toilet paper easily, so it's customary not to flush.
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The transaction is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2018, subject to regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions.
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First, it was implemented on an "emergency" basis with no time for public comment, as is customary with most regulations.
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The government did not choose him from a list of names proposed by the opposition in 2017, as is customary.
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Facebook was not required to admit or deny guilt as part of the deal, which is customary in FTC agreements.
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In Indonesia, indigenous people are estimated to have ownership rights over 40 million hectares of customary forest and other land.
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On April 2nd and 3rd he praised Sinclair twice in tweets, while making his customary attack on "Fake News Networks".
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It's so customary to make charitable contributions around the holidays that some people don't even think twice about doing it.
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It said the apartment was provided to the intern because the customary intern housing through a local university was unavailable.
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It's customary for Japanese guests not to touch the royal couple, but the practice is common for visiting foreign leaders.
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Perhaps a sign of cooptation, these journalists are forgetting that campaign reflections by major party candidates are customary following elections.
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As is customary, LG is slowly leaking the details about its upcoming V30 flagship smartphone weeks ahead of the launch.
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The icky comment came about on The Ellen Degeneres Show, where Lindsay enjoyed one of the show's customary group dates.
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Legislation cannot add to the deficit outside the customary 85033-year budget window and be eligible for this procedural protection.
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The class salutatorian, in what was his customary good cheer, delivered a memorable speech, a message of inspiration and friendship.
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Bougainville legislation is unique in that it recognizes the ownership of mineral resources by the customary owners of the land.
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It was one in which, with customary enthusiasm, he noted a "gale force explosion," in the vogue for tattered jeans.
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She is doing this with her customary political skill, in stark contrast to the floundering of party leaders in Westminster.
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It's now customary for Game of Thrones to greet fans at San Diego Comic-Con with a fresh blooper reel.
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The decision means that Koh Tachai, which stopped receiving visitors on Sunday, will not reopen as is customary in October.
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But as has become customary, none of those perceived missteps mattered as Trump posted what looks like a runaway victory.
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Lubin maintained a forbearing, almost mischievous smile, and in his customary flat tone disputed the assertions one at a time.
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As is customary, the justices did not comment on their decision not to hear the cases, known as Burgos v.
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He also described it as "very customary" not to release transcripts of private interviews until after an investigation is complete.
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Indigenous people in India are protected by several laws that acknowledge their way of life, including customary rights to land.
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Bolt, the two-time defending gold medalist, got off to his customary slow start and lumbered out of the blocks.
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Then some of his more than 1,200 artisans cut the rubies into Amrapali's customary lotus shape and enameled their backs.
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Her office, as had become customary, was tight-lipped, releasing only a few details, and guarding with intensity her schedule.
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She resumes her customary role of black cat, opaque and unblinking, filling her readers with queasy suspicion at every turn.
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"Four years ago, Kamala Harris's reelection campaign focused on customary California issues," like sex trafficking into the state and gangs.
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Erasure often happens quietly, through falling back on customary practices and making seemingly small decisions to cut here, replace there.
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We can only assume he did so with a customary pint of Guinness and a few darts down the local.
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Unfortunately, these impressive photos were not presented in the customary final exhibition that happens at the end of every semester.
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After bruising primaries, it's customary for candidates to huddle with lawmakers from their own party in a show of unity.
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The deal is expected to close in the first quarter of 2020, subject to regulatory approval and customary closing conditions.
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" Trump took this in customary stride, which is to say that he fired up his Twitter account and mocked "Sen.
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"He" or "she" is more customary, but may raise a few eyebrows if your words are meant for public consumption.
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Mr. Trump wore his customary hurricane uniform of khakis, brown boots, a dark-blue windbreaker and a red baseball cap.
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To prepare for the customary surge of orders in November and December, retailers add hundreds of thousands of temporary workers.
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"Even Hindus and women attended his funeral prayers in Mithi, which is not customary at Muslim funerals," Mr. Bajeer said.
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In primary school, he showed enough promise that, as was customary, he was sent to Ouagadougou to continue his studies.
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As is customary, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. gave no reason for assigning the majority opinion to Justice Kavanaugh.
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As has become customary, they gave up some yardage but made the opposition pay for trying to move the ball.
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And when they took the stage, they dispensed with the customary handshake in favor of a coronavirus-era elbow bump.
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As for outer packaging, a Japanese-made, stapled box in folded gray cardboard flouts the customary codes for better timepieces.
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He once wrote poems in French and then translated them back into English in order to avoid customary word associations.
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Five or six would do, Congress decided; but it remains free to change the number, and nine is now customary.
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In his customary news conference aboard the papal plane, the pope acknowledged that he had read the letter that morning.
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In many of the remembrances, one song in particular stands out: the customary evening-ending (morning-ending?) song at Sway.
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As fairly customary, Glen is taking a tilt at the absurdities of the fuzzy, whizzy showbizyness of the art world.
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Maintaining its more customary silence in an effort to avoid retaliation, Israel neither claimed nor denied responsibility for that attack.
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As is customary, it was submitted under the name of the U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, Jessie Liu.
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Ensconced in the freezer compartment of my parents' refrigerator is the customary fruitcake from my wedding in England in 1982.
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There's a bit about how tedious it is to offer the customary Nazi greeting to a room full of acquaintances.
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There are double-crosses, undecided voters, scandalous secrets, assassination attempts and, as is customary in a Murphy production, Jessica Lange.
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"Sanditon" features all the customary lavish period trappings the "Masterpiece"/Austen pairing demands, but also plays with conventions and expectations.
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Many of Ghana's traditional rulers, clad in their customary black and red flowing robes, were also present during the service.
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The statement was issued separately, rather than included in ASEAN's customary communique at the end of the foreign ministers meeting.
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Now I'm 32, and we still live together, as is customary in South Asian households where children support their parents.
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Russian billionaire Mikhail Fridman's L1 Retail is expected to close the transaction by September 2017 subject to customary regulatory approvals.
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By refusing to use her customary nickname Queen B, it was clear she was coming for everybody's wigs, men included.
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"The close is proceeding as planned and is going through customary regulatory approvals," a SkyBridge spokesman told CNBC on Friday.
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The agreement includes a customary 45-day "go-shop" period, which permits LogMeIn to actively look for alternate acquisition proposals.
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Fiachra Calhoun was in his customary nook at the rear of the Andromeda, which at this hour was near empty.
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The cabinet manual says it is "customary" during an election to defer the "taking or announcing of major policy decisions".
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When compared with Mr. Sandler, with his customary Stu Pickles get-ups, Mr. Affleck is a modern-day Cary Grant.
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The sale is expected to close by the end of the first quarter, subject to regulatory approval and customary conditions.
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Holt Renfrew, Vancouver's equivalent of Barneys, is one of Weymi's customary weekend haunts, though she is aware of its limitations.
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From the distant North Bay, it is the first thing you notice as San Francisco sheds its customary morning fog.
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Transition officials sought guidance from staffers who worked for Obama and for Laura Bush, according to sources, which is customary.
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We arrive at a festive bar, order a few rounds of drinks, and engage in the customary first-date small talk.
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Recreational cannabis stores in places like Colorado and California offer cannabis in different forms well beyond the customary "flower," or bud.
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Meat, hanging off the spine, easily plucked, but the Bigurl still gives them customary three beeps, then the aperture sphincters closed.
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As is customary, Trump used a series of pens to sign the measures, then distributed the pens among the people gathered.
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The network first flagged that Trump appeared to be skipping the customary visit with the military in a story published Tuesday.
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Kilmer, 59, was wearing a shirt that said "Don't Hate, Debate" and the customary scarves around his neck following trachea surgery.
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Over the years, the government designated land in the provinces as national forest reserves, depriving many communities of their customary rights.
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But he says he will not accept a deal based on the customary sharing out of top jobs among party loyalists.
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One common exhibition strategy was the juxtaposition of styles across related forms, which confounded the binary between contemporary and customary art.
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Trump broke the news himself, on Fox News anchor Sean Hannity's show, getting in a few customary digs about the decision.
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He tells me that in Korea, it is customary to treat a new friend to dinner, so he pays the bill.
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Last week, Markle was baptized and confirmed at the Church of England, as is customary for members of the royal family.
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The isolated regime responded with customary bluster Monday, threatening to launch "thousands-fold" revenge against Washington for drafting the punitive measures.
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As an old building that acquires a lot of wear and tear, the association says that upkeep and redesign is customary.
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As is customary for TechCrunch events, we'll also have plenty of companies on the show floor at our Startup Alley space.
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It didn't take long for the customary white victory flag to be hoisted above the Wrigley Field scoreboard on Saturday night.
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Even though that may just involve the customary, token 10 basis points cut in China's benchmark one-year 4.35% policy rate.
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In all three instances, the surname comes first, and then the given names, as is customary in China, Korea and Vietnam.
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For example, it's customary to eat apples and honey on Rosh Hashanah to signify a sweet and pleasant year to come.
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The transaction is subject to customary conditions, including partner and authority approval, with completion targeted as soon as possible, Equinor said.
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Delivery is treated as a medical condition and regulated by usual and customary medical practice through the obstetrician and delivery hospital.
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At this point, it is customary to ask why so little attention is paid in California to desalination or recycled wastewater?
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Chief Executive Simon Segars said, as is customary in takeovers, only a small number of people were involved in the talks.
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While private lands have some protection, governments rarely respect the customary usage or communities' claims over common lands, the report said.
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As customary land rights are agreed verbally, Bitland's surveyors interview farmers, their neighbors and chiefs to agree on each parcel's boundaries.
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That strategy took all of nine seconds, and even after McDaniels took his customary seat on the bench, Houston kept fouling.
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I don't know if it's customary for people with Australian accents to narrate everything involving animals but it sure sounds cool.
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"It is customary for foreign secretaries from all nations to be received by their US counterpart when in Washington," she writes.
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"Customary international law affords heads of state and members of their entourage with inviolability from arrest and detention," the official said.
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"The biggest thing that could be done is to enforce equal rights in customary marriages" she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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And as is customary when Trump reads scripted remarks, his delivery lacked the passion that he generates with his improvised rhetoric.
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It is not yet clear whether the CSU will invite Mrs Merkel to its party gathering in November, as is customary.
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Named the "Giant" Volleyball, this stylishobjectdrops LV's customary two-tone monogram print and switches it up for a more playful design.
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Watered silks and other weighty, pricey fabrics were customary, and in the higher echelons of the Vatican hierarchy, so was jewelry.
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The NBA champion Cleveland Cavaliers visited President Obama at the White House on Thursday, as is customary for championship sports teams.
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Terms of the deal — which is expected to close this quarter (Q2) 2019, subject to customary closing conditions — were not disclosed.
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"I was told it is customary for teachers and administrators and their children to be at the same school," Lee said.
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She was recalled from service in May 2019, three months ahead of the customary term of service for a foreign diplomat.
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The child was taken to a shelter run by the Office of Refugee Resettlement as is customary with undocumented, unaccompanied minors.
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Until quite recently, a vast majority of people endured circumscribed lives ruled by customary interactions and the cycle of the seasons.
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The order is worth nearly $50 billion at list prices, but deep discounts for an order of that size are customary.
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Barry pressed the button to raise the blinds, and Atlanta appeared before him, the customary Wells Fargo and the B.B.&T.
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It was not customary, however, to share the list with the countries in advance — and Ms. Zerrougui said she had not.
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It's a gracious tip of Filoni's customary cowboy hat, and the show is going to be a must-see for fans.
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In a statement issued this week, McAuliffe's office said that it was "customary for the Virginia governor" to help recruit candidates.
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Even though that may just involve the customary, token 10 basis points cut in China's benchmark one-year 22% policy rate.
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"It is time to be firm," she said, adding that Malaysia's government should engage religious and customary leaders on the issue.
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Completion of the transaction is subject to customary closing conditions, including the approval of the U.S. Department of Justice, Disney said.
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Even though that may just involve the customary, token 10-basis-point cut in China's benchmark one-year 4.35% policy rate.
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He doesn't appear for the customary bow at the end of his runway shows, presented four times a year in Paris.
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The letter went further and authorized Eskom to pay Trillian directly, rather than through McKinsey, as was customary for a subcontractor.
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The trip is banal but comes with the customary perils, including the unavoidable loser (Théodore Pellerin) who's always on the make.
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"North Korea has just staged their parade, celebrating 70th anniversary of founding, without the customary display of nuclear missiles," he wrote.
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In some cases, they're releasing them digitally mere weeks after they came to theaters, instead of the customary handful of months.
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Trump also delayed issuing the customary proclamation for flags to remain at half-staff for longer than the two-day minimum.
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Whoever Trump ultimately chooses is sure to confront questions about their approach to those issues during the customary Senate confirmation process.
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Nearly six feet tall, Ward has craggy features, thick, dark eyebrows and a professorial air belied by his customary sturdy workwear.
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Williams crushed certain shots with customary power and precision but mistimed many others, muttering to herself and shadow-stroking between rallies.
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The soprano Jolle Greenleaf, of Tenet, sang "I know that my Redeemer liveth" with her customary piercing clarity and straight tone.
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North Carolina has not self-imposed punishments — the customary tactic for colleges that know they have been caught dead-to-rights.
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The president and first lady appeared not to have followed long-running protocol in which a bow or curtsy is customary.
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As fairly customary, Glen Baxter is taking a tilt at the absurdities of the fuzzy, whizzy showbizyness of the art world.
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"The portion of evolution in which animals developed eyes was a big development," Dean told me one day, with customary understatement.
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From Politico: It has become customary for news organizations that interview President Trump to release the full transcript of their conversations.
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As is customary in prominent prosecutions, the line prosecutors on the Stone case discussed their proposed sentencing recommendation with senior officials.
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Bayern drew level again, through James Rodríguez, to return the game to its customary knife-edge, but the damage was done.
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We ate the mounds of shellfish C. put out, followed by the customary local cheese, and I thought of other things.
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The next night, his struggles would have him out of his customary leadoff spot and instead hitting seventh in the lineup.
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"Neschling took over with his customary arrogance, embracing an outdated concept of the opera from the previous century," Mr. Calil said.
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Most notably, there were no missiles on display, as had been customary in previous years, to show off Iran's military capabilities.
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Once Riddle, a rookie, returns, he will probably play shortstop, moving Dee Gordon back to his customary position at second base.
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"When it comes to land, modern law and customary law in Mali are often at odds with each other," Gareka said.
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And even though wisps of tradition clung to the hours of preparation for a familiar rendition, the circumstances were less customary.
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But this year, floats that the townspeople regarded as the customary shameless satire of their famed Carnival set off an uproar.
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Some committee Democrats have complained that ahead of the hearing, Barr is declining invitations to meet, which is generally customary. Sen.
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Winston Churchill was in the same league, though he took a lengthy late-afternoon nap, aided by his customary whiskey and water.
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The two transactions will close after customary regulatory and other approvals, said Reliance, which announced a record high quarterly profit on Wednesday.
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Supreme Court nominations require Senate confirmation, and the Republicans who control the chamber have denied Garland customary hearings and a confirmation vote.
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But like the special elections revealed, making those contests closer may not be enough to covert customary Republican seats into Democratic gains.
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Microsoft expects the deal to be finalized in the coming months subject to the customary approval process in these kinds of deals.
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Francis' sermon, as is customary, was an extended riff on Thursday's Mass readings, which include a passage from the Gospel on Mark.
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It's not customary to tip, but if you don't want the recipient to feel obligated to tip, tip when paying for delivery.
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Nurses chatted with them and the boys responded with the customary Thai sign of respect — hands pressed together while bowing the head.
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Merkel's closest ally in Europe, French President Emmanuel Macron, will not rejoice – though with his customary sharpness, he will have expected this.
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Fulton County Schools said it was customary to include an agency like the GBI to perform testing of the potentially contaminated food.
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In April 2017, his first year as president, Trump noted Autism Awareness Day by lighting the White House blue, as is customary.
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Swan said Intel expects to continue shipping 4G modems, though, as is customary for Intel, he did not mention Apple by name.
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Swan said Intel expects to continue shipping 28.38G modems though, as is customary for Intel, he did not mention Apple by name.
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"The matrilineal system helps protect customary land," said Walter Fernandes, a senior fellow at the think tank North Eastern Social Research Centre.
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But he has also promised voters that he will abjure the customary tactics of handing out pork and patronage to political allies.
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Censida advised healthcare workers to "only give out treatments for a month", rather than the customary three months, while stocks were replenished.
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The title which has brought peace to the Hhaynihhi family is known as a Certificate of Customary Right of Occupancy (CCRO) document.
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"Later that day, one employee said, a disposal crew collected and carried away a larger than customary volume of refuse," he writes.
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Ericsson said it expected to close the deal in the third quarter of this year subject to customary conditions and regulatory approvals.
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Mattress Firm has filed a number of customary motions with the court seeking authorization to support its operations during the restructuring process.
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It is customary for presidents to speak at their party's retreats, which could "present an uncomfortable situation for Trump," the Post notes.
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Otherwise, you could achieve this look by starting the ombre up a bit higher than the customary bottom third of your hair.
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It is customary for lawmakers to invite guests to the annual presidential address to highlight special areas of focus for their offices.
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The deal is expected to close in Splunk's fiscal second quarter subject to customary closing conditions, according to a statement from Splunk.
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The times are too grave, the challenge too urgent, and the stakes too high to permit the customary passions of political debate.
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Products "must be safe for consumers under labeled or customary conditions of use, and they must be properly labeled," the agency said.
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The four entered the palace where they chatted through interpreters in footage aired live on television, but without sound as is customary.
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Weaponizing chlorine is prohibited under the Chemical Weapons Convention, ratified by Syria in 2013, and is prohibited under customary international humanitarian law.
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When she visited the Vatican in 2009 and met Pope Benedict XVI, Obama wore the customary black veil and long-sleeved dress.
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As is customary among Catholic archbishops, Wuerl had automatically submitted a resignation letter to Francis when he turned 75, two years ago.
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Gone are the customary Premier League tourist fans, and left behind are the people who love the club for what it is.
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Ignoring Apple's customary fraying charger cables (which can just be replaced), the other issue I'm facing with my current iPhone is storage.
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As has become customary, Mr. Putin made no mention of his country's principal allies during the war, the United States and Britain.
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Countryman, as is customary for Assistant Secretaries, had submitted a letter of resignation, which the White House could act on at will.
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Monsanto will cover travel costs for academics who attend this week's meeting, as is customary for the company, spokeswoman Charla Lord said.
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"It is crucial that the constitutionally delineated civilian leadership maintain control during the transition," the official said on customary condition of anonymity.
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You asked me to extend your disability to eight weeks (instead of the customary six weeks) because of your C-section delivery.
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When I meet them outside the cemetery's public toilet on this chilly autumn morning, they are dressed in their customary tailored suits.
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Last week, his aides referred to "extensive ongoing renovations" while he was away (upgrades are customary at the White House each summer).
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Said tower resides in an old church, and the horrors that lurk within go beyond even the customary crimes of the Nazis.
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To reduce conflicts over land, Kuti said the county government has begun the process of registering land currently held under customary tenure.
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The 2013 champion, one of the pre-championship favorites, struck his driver with customary excellence on his way to an excellent 71.
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From early on, it was clear that Trump would not treat intelligence officials with the customary respect with which his predecessors had.
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The trustees have said alternative investments account for less than 45 percent of assets, which they said is customary for large plans.
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It's customary for foreign leaders to notify the American government when they travel to the U.S., but M.B.Z. did not do so.
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While indigenous people have customary rights over ancestral land and forests, the state can acquire the land for infrastructure and development projects.
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To prepare for the role, he mastered Davis's customary whisper and watched a lot of film of him at work and play.
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It's the ultimate antidote to the often unbelievable images of women in their underwear that have become so customary on our screens.
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Maya just recently passed the 1-million subscriber mark on YouTube, and received a customary gold play button plaque for the achievement.
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You have requested customary due diligence, which we have accepted, but you have refused to agree to corresponding due diligence for Xerox.
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It is customary for widows/families of fallen soldiers to be contacted by the president since the draft was put in place.
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Despite the flaws, Boone — who wore a jersey rather than his customary pullover — came away from the win focusing on the positives.
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It was customary during this time period to bury the dead with coins so they could pay their way into the afterlife.
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Boston Red Sox shortstop Xander Bogaerts hit a game-winning RBI against the Chicago White Sox and received a customary Gatorade shower.
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Adams, in his customary seat on the bench next to Kerr, will look as though he has just seen a traffic accident.
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On a brief visit to the state in April, during election season, I encountered the customary atmosphere of party-hopping and pelf.
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Boeing chose not to offer its customary yearly sales and profits forecast in April, while announcing its worst quarterly results in years.
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It's customary in the Sikh religion to cover one's head and take off one's shoes inside the temple, so naturally, we oblige.
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May, projecting her customary confidence, insisted that she was not worried about the prospects for the deal or her own political fortunes.
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Doctor after doctor tried scanning her; the gallons of fluid in her abdomen had shoved her organs far from their customary places.
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Such applause is customary for a dancer returning after an absence, as Mr. Ramasar was, but his return was anything but normal.
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All this customary mishandling of the vegetable merely confirms what you already fear and dislike: The artichoke as a terribly intimidating object.
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As has become customary at public appearances by the Russian president, Mr. Putin used the occasion to take a dig at Washington.
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In comparison with previous elections, the gun-rights forces' customary blaring megaphone seemed nowhere near as loud as usual — or as effective.
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But that argument has to some extent been rendered moot as Iowa returns to its customary leading role in the primary contest.
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"At this stage, I don't know to tell you what, if anything, is planned," she said, speaking on customary terms of anonymity.
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The majority would like to see the Cup contested more frequently: every two years instead of the now-customary three or four.
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Our gallo pinto was served with the customary scrambled eggs, tortillas and natilla, which is like sour cream but not as thick.
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Friday night, the Garden was a place for Knicks fans to air their grievances as Dolan sat in his customary courtside seat.
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Most of the service was chanted rather than spoken, though much of the chanting was in English instead of the customary Greek.
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Women's rights campaigners said violence against women would never end as long as customary laws allowed for agreements to resolve such crimes.
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But the gifts, on a day marking a national tradition that closely follows Christmas, weren't delivered by the customary Three Wise Men.
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"It is not customary in the hospitality industry to identify and calculate profits from a particular customer group," the company's policy said.
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Judge, who was playing right field and batting third in the lineup on Friday, accepted the dental misadventure with customary good humor.
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Nevertheless, rather than engage with us in three weeks of customary mutual due diligence, HP continues to obfuscate and make misleading statements.
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A live briefing will go up soon (staying within Britain's customary restraints), and we'll start breaking down the election results at nytimes.
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ASEAN also broke the deadlock over how to address disputes with China in its customary communique, which was delayed by internal disagreement.
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Most rappers did not yet proudly wear skinny jeans, nor was it customary for them to sing as often as they rapped.
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When the worst occurs, the company commander, Claus Michael Pedersen (Pilou Asbæk), back at base, handles the situation with his customary calm.
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An elderly Tunisian pilgrim named Bakari Abdel Jalil attended in a white shirt and cap while other worshippers donned customary white robes.
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The market had been flat in 2011, many ordinary investors were on the sidelines, and most analysts had tempered their customary bullishness.
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Critic's Pick The surfaces of this documentary are, as is customary for its director, the Romanian Corneliu Porumboiu, unprepossessing to an extreme.
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As is customary, in a matter of months, a city was built from scratch on the dry, sandy banks of the rivers.
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A senior Aramco source told Reuters the change was "a customary step in the preparation process" for an IPO in Saudi Arabia.
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As was customary for someone accused of such an atrocious act, Bellingham's body was "anatomized," meaning his remains were studied by medical scientists.
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It is customary for museums to host private cocktail parties and dinners as a way to attract donors or to generate autonomous revenues.
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Official parliamentary records, seen by the Thomson Reuters Foundation, show the Chuka people have customary tenure of the land, as noted by Wanja.
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Kessel, playing left wing rather than his customary right wing, attempted a cross-zone pass, but it banked off of a Devils player.
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It is customary for the US military to wait at least 24 hours before identifying casualties to allow for next of kin notification.
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Customary to bridal shower tradition, her groom-to-be also attended at the end of the event, wearing a white sweater and jeans.
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On October 20th, the presidential nominees gave speeches, as is customary in an election year, at a Catholic fundraising dinner in New York.
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Proceeds from the deal after tax are expected to be about $3 billion, subject to customary working capital and other adjustments, Aon said.
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Starting March 29, journalists will not be allowed at their customary 10-seat table near the dais and the desks of several senators.
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As is customary, clergy of the Church of England will lead, though not monopolise, the religious part of the public proceedings in England.
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When Tracee Ellis Ross hosted the American Music Awards last week, she made several costume changes, as is customary for event show hosts.
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Haddish first met Beyoncé, as the story goes, at a party, where they performed what sounds like the customary "We're both famous!" meetup.
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"The acquisition requires prior consultation with the relevant works councils and would be subject to customary closing conditions," Accenture indicated in a statement.
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In the imagery accompanying the post, the camera is positioned in its customary spot up top — you know, where the notch should be.
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Obama nominated Garland on March 280 but Republican senators led by Majority Leader Mitch McConnell denied Garland the customary confirmation hearings and vote.
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It is customary in Myanmar for authorities to free prisoners around the time of the traditional New Year, which began on April 17.
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As part of her Indian culture, it's customary to wear a festive color during a celebration — in this case being the 75th anniversary.
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Put it this way: The movie wraps, as is customary, with an ending that leaves an (inexplicable) window open for a possible sequel.
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The divide: Instead of the customary ministerial declaration, the council issued a one-page statement with little to no details or concrete statements.
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As is customary on national holidays, students perform an hour-long mass choreographed dance routine to celebrate army day while tourists look on.
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He later said "it would have been out of my customary behavior" to date women that young when he was in his thirties.
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Brookfield PSG's acquisition of CCC is expected to close in the first quarter of 2018, subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals.
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Rumours of Lagerfeld's ill-health had swirled after he failed to show up at Chanel's January show in Paris for his customary bow.
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As was customary during these tours, the guide would strike the stalactites to show visitors how each one gave off a unique sound.
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The 10 ASEAN ministers spent several days arguing over how the South China Sea disputes should be addressed in their customary joint declaration.
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About 90 percent of rural land in Africa is undocumented, according to the World Bank, with most of it held under customary law.
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Three-year old Bitland, which plans to enter Nigeria and Kenya this year, has been helping farmers register their previously customary land online.
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Granting customary lands would be the most cost effective solution to fighting climate change and securing sources of water and food, he added.
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The customary biography provides details of Trump's modeling career, which she started at the age of 16 (under her maiden name, Melania Knavs).
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As is customary, Cursive vocalist-guitarist notes that he's proud of them all, and he feels somewhat bad putting something at the bottom.
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But the more telling indicators of Mr. Trump's pending win were in the less customary ways that people expressed their fascination and allegiance.
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The company's watches are big, hulking things, covering chrome with a kind of Swiss Army knife approach customary of its various other products.
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Written by Tom Kapinos ("Californication"), the series possesses the by-now customary jaded view of Hollywood, where everyone's a bit of a jerk.
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The TBB, an umbrella body, said on Saturday its head, Metin Feyzioglu, will attend the ceremony and make a speech, as is customary.
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The case was denied along with dozens of others in a list issued Monday, without explanation by the nine justices, as is customary.
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"I'm at the intersection of two tectonic plates," he said in an interview, where he arrived wearing one of his customary porkpie hats.
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The transaction is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2017 subject to regulatory approvals and satisfaction of other customary closing conditions.
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Many laws come in different forms: court decisions, agency rules, general principles, customary practices and sometimes even widely accepted opinions by legal experts.
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On Monday the White House requested air time for the speech, as is customary in the relationship between a president and the press.
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Showalter did not hold his customary pregame news conference with reporters on Thursday, but he was in the dugout to manage the game.
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In Roupenian's moral universe, the customary literary virtues of empathy, a strong conscience, and anxious self-doubt achieve nothing and save no one.
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More than 30 percent of the world's land is held informally by indigenous people and local communities under customary tenure agreements, he said.
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The president, who angrily lashed out at a couple players who criticized him, waffled on whether to hold the customary White House ceremony.
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The second time, Israeli forces hit fewer targets but did so in broad daylight, rather than in the more customary dark of night.
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Before missions, it was customary for Israeli soldiers to take a group photo that left ample space around the head of each fighter.
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IBM says the deal is expected to close in the first quarter of 2016, subject to applicable regulatory review and customary closing conditions.
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Some have proposed that the next secretary general serve for a single term, rather than two five-year terms, which has become customary.
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Robert Downey Jr. has a full week of work ... but he's not going to make his customary $20 - $40 million for the project.
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He attended a customary closed-door wrap-up session for the month, where Ms. Power, he said, had "blasted" Russian actions in Syria.
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Even if they borrow sleds, the U.S. bobsledders might only get the customary six practice runs to learn the new sled and track.
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"I feel a big disappointment," said Mr. Saikawa, who did not bow in deep apology before television cameras, as is customary in Japan.
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"Holiday tipping is customary, but it's not mandatory for people who can't afford it," said Gabby Warshawer, the director of research for CityRealty.
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While announcing its worst quarterly results in years, Boeing said that it would not provide its customary full-year sales and profit forecast.
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I learned what had happened during my customary Uber ride from Wrigley Field to the local NBC studio to do the postgame show.
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The Bounds nomination was already notable because the two Oregon senators had withheld the customary "blue slip" showing their support for the nominee.
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Dr. Oz is moving on from his crusade against breakfast to urge people to quit another customary activity in everyday life -- shaking hands.
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Mustapha now had no restrictions except the customary morning visit to the palace, where he greeted the babban emir and took his instructions.
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Puffing on a cigarette, he wears what has become his customary military jacket with his last name printed over his left breast pocket.
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At funerals it is customary to make monetary contributions known as "Koden" - or incense - to be offered to the soul of the departed.
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But McConnell on Tuesday knocked Schumer, arguing he "decided to short-circuit the customary and collegial process" of trying to establish impeachment rules.
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Verlander had pitched Game 1 on Friday and was taking the ball on short rest — three days off instead of the customary four.
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He visits Disneyland and requests photos with Goofy and Mickey, who bend and mug as he stands upright with customary self-protecting stiffness.
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Like Sontag, Glück assumes her readers know the texts under consideration — she often omits the customary quotations critics use to illustrate their points.
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The feature applies to situations specifically outside the customary allotted time for borrowers to cure such breaches – usually 10 to 15 business days.
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The new shows feature the customary mix of crisp, rat-a-tat dialogue and workplace romance, or at least, sexual tension and chemistry.
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By reversing its customary acceptance of half the U.N.H.C.R. request, the United States is failing to shoulder its historic share of the burden.
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"In many communities, customary law is used as a tool to deny women their rights to housing, property, land, and inheritance," she said.
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Indeed, had it reached the Security Council before Trump's inauguration, the measure may have escaped the customary U.S. veto of resolutions against Israel.
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That could explain why Arena, despite his team's uncomfortable qualifying position, and despite his roster concerns, has projected his customary confidence this week.
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Yuja's customary self-presentation as a kind of stripped-down car is, of course, only one way of appearing onstage to artistic advantage.
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This engagement, which includes a now-customary New Year's Eve show, will also incorporate some questing originals, by every member of the band.
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Conduent's focus on turning around unprofitable contracts, customary price declines and lower volumes, particularly in commercial industries should constrain near-term revenue growth.
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He received a security briefing from agency officials before he left, which is customary for former top agency officials when they travel overseas.
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Elephants licked iceblocks, lemurs ate apples, and the koalas were given a special serving of their customary eucalypt leaf, a zoo spokesman said.
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In 2007, he was sentenced to 12 years and subsequently released early, in June 2015, with the customary time off for good behavior.
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As is customary in affordable buildings devoted to this community, residents pay varied rents, not in excess of 30 percent of their income.
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Rumors of Lagerfeld's ill-health had swirled after he failed to show up at Chanel's January show in Paris for his customary bow.
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Much to her shock, the company offered to convert her employment status to part-time, as was customary for married women, she said.
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