Scroll down and tap the device under "Deliver to:" to change to the Kindle you wish to deliver to.
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And alas, Prime Pantry does not deliver to college dorms.
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That that's what they're aiming to deliver to you tonight.
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Startups are attempting to deliver to these and other use cases.
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The key issue is whether they can deliver to their constituents.
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This way, they can deliver to multiple offices during one run.
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Twice, activists sent me satellite phones to deliver to other activists.
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They cook complete nourishing meals and deliver to all five boroughs.
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" They're also the same company that deliver to Robert Daly in "U.
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Deliveroo partners with restaurants in cities allowing them to deliver to customers.
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We take great pride in the benefits these collaborations deliver to consumers.
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And a speech to deliver to Dr. Marx about his musical taste.
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The site lists 79 cities it can deliver to in one day.
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So the more relief they deliver to consumers, the more the lawyers earn.
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For 2017 we have enabled our pipeline to deliver to augmented reality platforms.
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We have an obligation to deliver to our customers, and so do they.
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It's news no mother should ever have to deliver to her own child.
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He had scratched out a wish list he planned to deliver to lawmakers.
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Can I give you a copy to deliver to them just in case?
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What other things do you think you really need to deliver to your constituents?
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Now you're struggling to keep your head above water and deliver to your customers.
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It will also have vans that will collect and deliver to students on campuses.
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No more clipping two ounces of chives and parsley to deliver to a chef.
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Now, the service will show products that Amazon can deliver to a user's location.
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Many use post office boxes, and the census doesn't deliver to post office boxes.
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We're aware that we didn't deliver to the standards we set ourselves this weekend.
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Trump may have a way to deliver to rural regions The proposal suggests that a quarter of the appropriations go toward a program dedicated to investing in projects in rural areas, which could help Trump deliver to the communities that helped elect him.
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For me, I want to give and deliver to women the same technology and information.
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Idaho is the second state to allow unmanned robots to deliver to your front door.
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An enterprising prankster would give the unwitting victim a letter to deliver to someone else.
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What message would you like to deliver to younger men going through the same ordeal?
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If they don't show improvement over time, their ads won't deliver to people's news feeds.
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"We believe that there's a fundamentally better experience we can deliver to users," Sabharwal says.
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Even when it snows here, they are expecting us to deliver to customers as usual.
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Infrared saunas are just one of several unexpected products Amazon can deliver to your doorstep.
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You can also deliver to smaller cities or suburban areas and those sorts of things.
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"Fix the Highway Trust Fund Now" will be the primary message they deliver to lawmakers.
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That leaves 190 aircraft left to deliver to customers in December to meet its target.
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Physical deliver-to-your-doorstep newspapers are rare in households now because of the internet.
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Amazon will deliver to your office, a nearby locker, or even inside your front door.
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Scotland said it will soon deliver to Canada the stolen skulls of two Beothuk Indians.
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Domino's has tested delivery by drone, and uses hotspots to deliver to parks and beaches.
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People thought Amazon, the jig was up and no one's gonna deliver to the home.
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Drones have to deliver to the correct place and not cause any damage when dropping cargo.
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You might even have to deliver to a crowded train in India or to a prison.
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The final option, Deliver to, can be set to RSS feed rather than your email address.
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Georgopoulos also allegedly said he had two bottles of Crown Royal whiskey to deliver to Trump.
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Partnerships with local logistics firms let it deliver to 93% of Indonesia's 7,303 or so districts.
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If our employees believe it is safe to deliver to those three addresses, they do so.
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Deliver to millennial voters This midterm election reportedly turned out a significant increase in young voters.
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The report also unearthed new emails from Clinton that she did not deliver to the department.
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The goal of the fund is to deliver to investors double-digit returns, the person said.
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"However we remain committed to stay and deliver to everybody in need in Syria," he added.
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There, they will make boxed meals that they plan to deliver to Pike Market Senior Center.
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BEYOND MEAT INC CEO- SAYS NO OBSTACLES TO DELIVER TO THE LARGEST FAST FOOD CHAIN, DISCUSSIONS ONGOING
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"Amazon Prime can deliver to your house from its warehouse at a set time," Mr Schreiber says.
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"Now we have the team to deliver to our backers and customers," says Saloranta in a statement.
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"This is the message I will deliver to (Greek Prime Minister) Alexis Tsipras," he told the paper.
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From that locale, the retailer can deliver to 2200 percent of its customers within two business days.
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But you'll also pay $0.09 per GB that you deliver to your customers — this can add up.
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She then packages sets of 100 labels into stamped envelopes to deliver to retailers and individual customers.
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"In the long run, they will figure out how to supply and deliver to there," he said.
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Due to a high concentration of the chemical, they surely damage t [sic] deliver to perform well.
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The company said it has the ability to deliver to over 99 percent of the U.S. population.
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Xinhua, without elaborating, said FedEx recently did not deliver to the right addressees and addresses in China.
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Congresscare President Donald Trump will be the standard-bearer for the law Republicans eventually deliver to his desk.
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You know, the humans that the "software company" relies on to pick, pack and deliver to its customers.
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Booming production in west Texas has strained pipeline capacity, increasing reliance on trucks to deliver to injection points.
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The concierge will pick up and deliver to all five boroughs and to some cities in New Jersey.
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The group is printing 5,000 petitions to deliver to the Washington offices of House Democrats opposing the bill.
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It goes in and out of stock, but the Amazon UK site will deliver to the United States.
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"It's obvious that this body is going to deliver to the industry what the industry wants," he wrote.
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Trump will likely sign any labor bill that Republican lawmakers deliver to his desk, no matter how extreme.
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"It's obvious that this body is going to deliver to the industry what the industry wants," Liccardo said.
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There are no Yelp reviews for this—some sites (and people) will deliver to some and scam others.
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The firm then used the data to develop profiles of voter and deliver to them pro-Trump material.
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Obamacare's marketplaces aimed to prioritize choice and a shopping experience as an important good to deliver to consumers.
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Mostly I deliver to their residence, but sometimes we meet out in public at restaurants or gas stations.
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Brainard's comments come ahead of this week's testimony that Yellen will deliver to Congress on Wednesday and Thursday.
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"I know one of our guys made a deliver to Trapp, the Paris Saint-Germain goalie!" he adds.
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"Now, we are in position to quickly prototype, compete for the best solution, and deliver to a combat unit."
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But automation gets complicated quickly when you're aiming to deliver to the doorsteps of individual home and business addresses.
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They won't show up in this audience targeting, but the associated ads will still deliver to the original audience.
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The President said every option is on the table to deliver to the Venezuelan people the democracy they deserve.
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Dominguez got his flour delivered by the government, and he isn't sure why it won't deliver to him anymore.
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"VR is a natural evolution of the experience we at PlayStation strive to deliver to gamers," Andrew House said.
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These lawmakers should be praised for seeking to deliver to veterans the freedom that they have been clamoring for.
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Working with his senior staff, Bush reviews the speech that he will deliver to the nation in the evening.
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"It's obvious that this body is going to deliver to the industry what the industry wants," the Mayor added.
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What message will the oft-unscripted president deliver to the world body, including when it comes to human rights?
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Strike Force can also deliver to Energy Transfer Partners LP's Rover and Enbridge Inc's Texas Eastern Transmission (Tetco) pipelines.
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She had fresh leafy greens to deliver to neighborhood restaurants in the morning, trash to haul in the evening.
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Pentagon: Trump today will deliver to the Defense Department the Missile Defense Review findings completed in October, Bloomberg reported.
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Charles Schwab said the discount broker's latest move to zero commissions was a longtime goal to deliver to investors.
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The trial will deliver to anywhere with an address, including any water boats moored along the river in Loose.
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"I made it a point to tell the guys at work this morning, if you deliver to people — and a lot of people that we deliver to, especially in these rural areas, us, the FedEx man and the mail man might be the only people they see during the week," he explained.
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Food delivery startups abound in the U.S., but few of them deliver to customers in "second cities" and smaller towns.
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Officials from the space agency are writing a final report on the station's future, to deliver to Congress by December.
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Your dreams (and daydreams) will become more active, and through them, your inner voice will deliver to you important messages .
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Alexander Vindman, the top Ukraine expert on the National Security Council, plans to deliver to House impeachment investigators on Tuesday.
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Video conferencing is a $2 billion industry currently and Pluot wants to deliver to the next 99 million conference rooms.
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It packages all of these things together into a pdf to deliver to the client in a nice little presentation.
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The churches also assembled supplies to deliver to families too afraid to leave their residences for groceries or other necessities.
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We ordered food from his favourite spot (they only deliver to him) and learned about his Congolese culture and upbringing.
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So it's safe to assume the back half of this season has to deliver to keep viewers like me around.
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There is also another report Barr is required to deliver to Congress that could shed more light on the investigation.
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That's the same message that voters want Mr. Trump to deliver to the Washington establishment if he is elected president.
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Believe me, we want to knock it out of the park and deliver to New York in a big way.
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"We're organizing a marketplace using technology so companies can efficiently deliver to their customers while reducing overall costs," he said.
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If we are to ask conservatives to help create order in the market, we must deliver to them commensurate value.
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The company plans to partner with carriers and deliver to them aftermarket solutions that are platform agnostic, according to the company.
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"Without visibility into the product they can deliver to us ... it is tougher for us to raise our estimates," Lloyd said.
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It helps the actor find something in themselves to deliver to that role, the same thing is happening to a cosplayer.
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Each center will be equipped with 30 drones and deliver to 2,000 health facilities, serving 20193 million people across the country.
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Under the Jay Treaty of 1794, America and Britain agreed to deliver to each other persons charged with murder or forgery.
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Chef Jose Andres announced his organization, World Central Kitchen, is preparing meals to deliver to residents and shelters in New Orleans.
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Swipe left on the UberEats card to see which restaurants can deliver to your house in sync with your arrival time.
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Ashley Judd has a pretty shocking message she'll deliver to Harvey Weinstein if she ever sees him again ... she loves him.
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Six and increasingly seven days a week, letter carriers deliver to 155 million U.S. homes and businesses from coast to coast.
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Audience member: Yeah, you can work with Axiom, and you can get lookalikes, you can deliver to them digitally or traditionally.
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Because here's what the broadcast networks can do: They can deliver to big audiences in a way that the others can't.
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These plans are likely an attempt to deliver to rural constituencies that form a core part of the president's voting bloc.
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Many Native Americans use a P.O. box as their address because the U.S. Postal Service does not deliver to their communities.
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The problem was that Russian hackers chose not to deliver to American voters the same inside material from the Trump campaign.
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But the former vice president had a clear double-barreled message to deliver to President Donald Trump and the American people.
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Schwab told CNBC earlier this month that broker's latest move to zero commissions was a longtime goal to deliver to investors.
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The decision comes ahead of the country's 2018 budget, which the finance minister is scheduled to deliver to parliament on Thursday.
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It had dawned on Atta that he couldn't purchase anything from international brands and websites because they don't deliver to Sudan.
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The international community is focused on North Korea's efforts to develop a nuclear weapon it could deliver to the United States.
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But some British traders seem unaware of the shock a no-deal Brexit could deliver to the world's fifth-biggest economy.
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McConnell smiled and asked the reporter if she had a similar quote to deliver to Schumer when he appeared after him.
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Sony, of course, is the first person to really deliver to living rooms with a PlayStation VR about 210 million ... Yeah.
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Ads targeting the same audience but including a creative element referring to something that that would stereotypically be more of interest to men (like bodybuilding, researchers say) can deliver to more than 80% men, while an ad with creative elements that would stereotypically be of most interest to women (like cosmetics) could deliver to more than 90% women.
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It's a delicate balance how we price things, what we pay people, how much we deliver to shareholders in terms of value.
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The more time the tip of his arm spent inside her body, the more sperm packets he could deliver to her eggs.
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Avoid a confrontation in the South China Sea: Xi will likely deliver to Trump a quiet warning on the South China Sea.
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From warehouses in central England such as Amazon's cavernous Peterborough site (pictured), lorries can deliver to almost any household within a day.
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Tuesday's report was an interim document ahead of the final version that the EBA will deliver to the European Commission in October.
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Walmart's personal shoppers will pack the groceries, then Deliv drivers pick them up from the local store to deliver to customers' homes.
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It's also like I get to deliver to millions of kids all around the world what Brittney did to me at 14.
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"We fully expect the President will deliver to Congress an AUMF that he wants us to debate and vote on," McGovern said.
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Imagine if I asked you to carry a bottle of rum across your city, to deliver to my aunt for her birthday.
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That also means that the service will be able to deliver to areas where 24-hour convenience stores might not be common.
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What they hope Trump will finally deliver to them is arguably the modern-day equivalent of burning the witch at the stake.
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At Air Methods, we are proud of our service and the benefit we deliver to our patients and the communities we cover.
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He couldn't get in touch with his boss, so he tasked me with printing out emails to hand deliver to his boss.
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Have a shiny apple or searing broadside to deliver to our amazing crew of reporters, cooks, editors, photographers, engineers and product people?
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Rene Saenz crossing toward Mexico carried Target bags full of diapers purchased at Sam's Club to deliver to his family in Mexico.
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" He said the retailer's "supply chain and trucking fleet will continue to move products and deliver to stores on their regular schedules.
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He gave it to a "mutual friend" to hand deliver to Murray because he wanted to ensure the actor would read it.
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"This episode is extremely special to me and one I've been wanting to deliver to you for a long time," says Shetty.
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Sonatrach said the contract covers the medium and long term, but did not specify how much gas it will deliver to Engie.
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Accordingly, we provided the short four-page opening statement that Mr Cohen intended deliver to the press at 85033 o'clock this morning.
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But the formal reason for her visit is to deliver to Congress a biannual report on the Fed's conduct of monetary policy.
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As long as these are not in place, I can't see how these politicians will be able to deliver to the people.
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They contained two central messages for lawmakers to deliver to constituents: Mr. Trump abused his office, and Democrats would follow the facts.
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Competition is fierce, as retailers like Walmart, Target and 19703-Eleven sell groceries, and Amazon and Fresh Direct deliver to the doorstep.
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With no market of last resort to deliver to, excess material will simply be soaked up by an expanding battery supply chain.
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Despite the pain that would deliver to savers and retirees, President Donald Trump has criticized the Fed for failing to follow suit.
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Accordingly, we provided the short four-page opening statement that Mr. Cohen intended deliver to the press at 10 o'clock this morning.
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At the end of the interview, I wondered if she had another message she wanted to deliver to her son on camera.
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The self-driving robots, which move at walking pace, travel to a restaurant to pick up orders and then deliver to customers.
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This is because others are focused on the value you deliver to them, rather than how long it took you to do this.
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It is expecting to deliver to western Libya next week and is in "full cooperation" with the central bank's issuing department in Tripoli.
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"We have suspended our relationship with the small, local company that was sub-contracted to deliver to the customer's home," the statement reads.
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Bond yields are a main measure of the return the securities deliver to investors, and they are also a proxy for interest rates.
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To do so, use Amazon's 1-Click option on your desktop or mobile device and select the Kindle you wish to deliver to.
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With Instacart, local shoppers will buy the items you request from Costco, as well as other participating stores, and deliver to your doorstep.
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Amazon and other retailers are eager to soar above city streets (and traffic) to deliver to your doorstep faster and cheaper with drones.
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Under the proposal, consumers would be able to buy goods online even when the retailer does not deliver to their country of residence.
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At least two cargoes scheduled to deliver to Venezuela currently in the port of Curacao are now expected to be delivered to Ecuador.
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It's worth pointing out from the outset that Amazon's delivery drivers won't track you down wherever you are and deliver to your car.
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The man was allegedly carrying a document which he wanted to deliver to the President and did not have any weapons on him.
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Despite the predictable howls of protest, this budget is exactly the kind of spending package the president said he would deliver to Congress.
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It started after a presentation HP's interns deliver to company executives, when Weisler asked the 14- and 15-year-olds if they print.
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The technology that Magic Leap is likely to deliver to its ecosystem is likely to be heavily protected by patents and trade secrets.
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Wafa, which has about 2,500 V-sat units in Iraq, said in online adverts it could deliver to any Iraqi city including Mosul.
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Trump's move to leave the Paris Agreement is perhaps the biggest snub he could deliver to America's European allies short of leaving NATO.
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"People expect, and we should deliver to them, the full scope of New York City history," said Sarah Henry, the museum's chief curator.
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And while it will not sell clothes right after they are shown, the label will deliver to stores a month earlier than usual.
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They're one of many surprising products Amazon can deliver to your doorstep — along with cheap houses that take just two days to build.
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He recently read that Maersk, the largest container shipping company in the world, was experimenting with using drones to deliver to its ships.
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We will continue to operate our business with our normal product design and marketing activities, and continue to deliver to our customers' needs.
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"Often times, we watch what they are talking about, and wait to see if they can deliver to the next milestone," Gupta said.
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Now, Professor Riddell is turning her attention to presenting a paper Ms. Saadat had planned to deliver to an academic conference next month.
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Cookies are small pieces of code that websites deliver to a visitor's browser and that stick around as the person visits other sites.
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Because in the end, it's the value that you deliver to the user or customer that will determine the success of your business.
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When the water warms up, there's more concern for bacteria, so the couple do not deliver to the city in July and August.
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The U.S. package delivery company recently did not deliver to the right addressees and addresses in China, Xinhua, which did not give details, said.
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If Engelhart continues to transfer coffee it could indicate it is seeking to maintain or build its stockholding rather than deliver to a roaster.
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Shippers' margins are falling or stagnating, despite steady price increases, because homes are roughly three times as expensive to deliver to as business addresses.
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On the final occasion, Nadler asked about the "script" that Trump asked Lewandowski to deliver to Sessions, which Hicks read aloud to the committee.
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The company raised raised over $1.1 million to manufacture the Popslate 2 through Indiegogo, which it intended to deliver to customers by July 2016.
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BEST BUY CO INC - SUSPENDED RELATIONSHIP WITH LOCAL COMPANY THAT WAS SUBCONTRACTED TO DELIVER TO HOME OF CUSTOMER WHO WAS ATTACKED IN BOCA RATON
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What stands out this time around is how little metal has been drawn into the system by the premium to deliver to the LME.
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Those eureka moments we have along the way give us the same kind of sense of wonder we're trying to deliver to the player.
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Shipments are the number of smartphones that manufacturers deliver to retailers and carriers, different from sales that happen when customers actually buy these smartphones.
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But over the past year, McCain has criticized the White House for failing to deliver to Congress a workable plan to close the facility.
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Those who are selected will receive $10 and a finalized breakdown of all the elements they must deliver to NASA in order to win.
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Her tips for writing a good one include relating prior experiences to any future results you might be able to deliver to an employer.
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That's a message that the president will deliver to him very clearly when he's here in Washington," O'Brien said on CBS's "Face the Nation.
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Deliver to your office or neighbor Another surefire way to thwart porch pirates is to not have packages delivered to your home at all.
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" He said Trump's "gotta show me what they're going to deliver to make those kind of silly Nazi behavior[s] irrelevant to black America.
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"There is nothing surprising about support these companies have received, given the benefits they deliver to a broad cross section of Americans," he said.
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One of the three grow lanes in the habitat is only growing microgreens and we've got three customers now who we deliver to weekly.
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He's disappointed, because he had a whole speech prepared that he wanted to deliver to his family when he was ready to come out.
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Every Sunday, I deliver to your inbox the 2125 BIG storylines you need to know to understand the upcoming week on the campaign trail.
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And then after they had done what they had done, WikiLeaks changed what it was going to deliver to the public and curated itself.
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Some just carry bags of books to same-day deliver to neighbors around the city with a stuffed Grip the Raven on their shoulder.
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You select items you need, a shopper will shop them at a grocery store, and then they'll deliver to your door — it's that simple.
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"It's a combination of human curation, empowering our viewers, and algorithms that round out the personalized experiences we deliver to Hulu subscribers," he said.
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Should early voters be able to give their sealed ballots to someone else to drop in the mail or deliver to a polling place?
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Two deliver to varying degrees, but not "Walking Mad," the 2001 calling card of the Swedish choreographer Johan Inger, new to the Ailey repertory.
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In June 2017, Trump met Lewandowski, then a private citizen, at the White House and dictated a message he was to deliver to Sessions.
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But as a vision of what populism and polarization could deliver to Catholicism and Western politics, it is not the most implausible of prophecies.
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GM has about 22,2300 US suppliers, and many have had to halt production of parts they would normally deliver to the nation's largest automaker.
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Additionally, I'm also excited to see what kind of outcome "Nier" — a calamity from outside the FFXIV world — will deliver to the FFXIV players.
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Every Sunday, I deliver to your inbox the 5 BIG storylines you need to know to understand the upcoming week on the campaign trail.
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While GrubHub began as simply a hub for aggregating restaurants that deliver to customers, the company began to provide delivery for restaurants in 2015.
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And it really goes back to the value that we deliver to the guest and the amount of innovation that we put in the product.
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So horizontal meaning we've already added podcasts, but they'll go deeper into podcasts or something like that that can deliver to you on their platform.
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I am honor-bound and will work very hard to deliver to this president and his administration the best performance and intelligence CIA can deliver.
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"We believe given our superior performance we should continue to outperform the industry given the return on investment we deliver to our advertisers," Mitchell said.
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"McDonald&aposs is being unjustly enriched by these practices because it receives payment for cheese it does not deliver to its customers," the lawsuit states.
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He makes him look him in the face, and then shoots him — with the same bullet Carrillo had given little David to deliver to Escobar.
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There is no contradiction between privatisation and the universal-service obligation, the requirement to deliver to every address in the country for a fixed price.
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A dark, modern drama is certainly something Netflix can deliver to viewers, but hopefully, they'll keep the classic phrase "Danger, Will Robinson," somewhere in there.
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The final request for proposal with updated terms, which tells companies what they'll have to deliver to get the contract, has not been released yet.
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Home Depot will build 170 distribution facilities across the country, ultimately vowing to deliver to 90 percent of U.S. customers in one day or less.
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"Once you deliver to two different athletes, two different messages based on the same data point, then that technology becomes a humanized technology," he said.
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Trump knocked the Senate Democratic leader for criticizing his upcoming speech, which the president will deliver to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday night.
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Nothing comes easy in politics– not for Democrats or Republicans – but we have a winning message and strong candidates who can deliver to their constituents.
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REAGAN: AND YOU SAID THAT YOU'LL DO THAT AND BE ABLE TO DELIVER TO 90% OF THE COUNTRY WITHIN TWO DAYS WITHOUT A MEMBERSHIP FEE.
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The Associated Press reports one of the tankers was on its way to Saudi Arabia to pick up oil to deliver to the United States.
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"(On Brexit), the focus will be on what message G20 can deliver to ease concerns," said an Asian financial official involved in G20-related issues.
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If you got your memory stick, you would see their "online store," with new products they would hand deliver to your door — à la Amazon.
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"Hundreds and hundreds of other stores in the U.S. that people really want to get stuff from just won't deliver to those countries," Ogwuche said.
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But it's also got some real truth to it, and that might make it a particularly powerful message for Obama to deliver to Clinton skeptics.
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The details: Pence outlined the first stages of a plan that the Department of Defense will deliver to congress to develop a U.S. Space Force.
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MCMULLEN: I CAN TELL YOU THE EXPERIENCE WE'VE HAD SO FAR IN PLACES WHERE WE HAVE CLICK LISTS AND WHERE WE DELIVER TO PEOPLES HOMES.
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H&M said it would initially deliver to the countries where the EU saw the greatest need, which could be inside or outside the bloc.
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Amazon won a patent for its design of floating fulfillment centers for its drones to collect packages to deliver to people on the ground below.
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The value that a voice-first UI will deliver to users could be huge, even if there was no full-fledged assistant in the device.
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Mr. Pompeo's planned trip had stirred speculation throughout Washington and Kyiv about what messages he would deliver to Mr. Zelensky on behalf of Mr. Trump.
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He's seen making a vast egg dish which he and his grandsons then divide up and deliver to local homeless people in a nearby town.
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Centrist Democrats who won Trump districts, helping their party take back the House in 2018, want to make sure they can deliver to their constituents.
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Other times you'll follow an on-screen tracking device to collect parts, or gather floating "echo" keys that you deliver to a centrally located locking mechanism.
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At this event, Seekers were given pizzas to deliver to professors, and encouraged to take it slow and simply hang out with the assigned faculty members.
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The protesters had aimed to deliver to Interior Secretary Sally Jewell a petition to stop lease sales that they say was signed by 1 million people.
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"When you go to the supermarket, you choose what you are going to eat ... Our co-farmers don't know what we'll deliver to them," he added.
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It started trialing flights in June 2016, using the devices to deliver to rural China, the company explained in an online statement posted in November 2016.
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This model is a fully electric sedan which will be the first of five full-battery vehicles that Volvo has promised to deliver to the market.
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"Look, the bottom line is we're going to deliver to the American public what we said, that premiums are actually going to go down," he continued.
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When he came to office, his list of congressional allies was exhaustive, and they helped deliver to him his major legislative achievement during his presidency, Obamacare.
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Any assertion that AT&T is not willing to pay Univision fair market value for the content they deliver to U-verse subscribers is simply false.
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"We didn't see a world in which we could continue to be the program, because we knew the care we deliver to our patients would suffer."
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But the company said it was also working on systems to deliver to cities — for instance, drones could deliver packages to smart lockers positioned on rooftops.
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Facebook has agreed to an audit by the Media Rating Council (MRC), to verify the accuracy of the information they deliver to publishers and ad buyers.
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The figure is also well below Boeing's target of having sales roughly match the 226 to 750 aircraft Boeing expects to deliver to customers this year.
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Next to her, an employee was sniffing the contents of a garment bag, one of hundreds that UPS and FedEx deliver to the warehouse each morning.
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Despite recent improvements, the recovery has failed to deliver to many Americans the sense of job security and steady advancement that traditionally girds the middle class.
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The ship was carrying condensate, a highly flammable ultra-light crude, to deliver to South Korea when it collided with a Chinese freight ship on Saturday.
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In this case, the report says the president "dictated a message" to Mr. Lewandowski that he wanted him to deliver to Jeff Sessions, the attorney general.
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If not, the trial could conclude before an important date: Mr. Trump's State of the Union speech, which he'll deliver to Congress on Tuesday, Feb. 4.
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Yet, any benefits the tariffs deliver to these sectors will be eclipsed by the unintended consequence of much broader damage to the rest of the economy.
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The location&aposs website currently estimates that a large ham and pepperoni pizza with extra cheese costs slightly over $30 to deliver to One Times Square.
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When these clients want to bet against a company's stock, they rely on brokerage firms to locate the shares they must borrow and deliver to a buyer.
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" He said Trump and his team "gotta show me what they're going to deliver to make those kind of silly Nazi behavior(s) irrelevant to black America.
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As one of the authors of Trump's economic plan, he could be among the most well poised to deliver to Trump's voters exactly what they asked for.
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Currently, FEMA is delivering food and water to regional support centers, where it's then handed off to the National Guard or local governments to deliver to residents.
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At scale, SHOP expects fulfillment will allow merchants to deliver to 99% of the continental USA within two days or less, making it more competitive with Amazon.
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Much of the attention around today's smart home focuses on new product features and functionality, rather than the IoT-driven data these devices can deliver to consumers.
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So it was no surprise that the Fences actor hit the event with a message to deliver to women, who she says are at a pivotal moment.
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I love delivering to parents that have small babies, and I deliver to a lot of sick people, and people with disabilities who live in group homes.
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"I think it's fair to ask how did [the Russians] actually influence the campaign and how did they know what messages to deliver [to people]," Clinton said.
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Once he's out of the way Americans will be first in line to be able to deliver to those people the type of assistance that they need.
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The utility said it needs gas from its storage fields to bolster what its pipelines can deliver to meet consumer heating demand on the coldest winter days.
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"Supporting this proven policy is the first clear victory that lawmakers can deliver to Americans on climate change," SEIA President Abigail Ross Hopper said in the statement.
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The more money Facebook can deliver to internet celebrities, the more popular ones it can recruit to live on its platform and the more content they'll produce.
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Around midnight, the state broadcaster said that party leaders had directed Mr. Ramaphosa to personally deliver to Mr. Zuma a demand that he resign within 48 hours.
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This development also makes one wonder what else could use some fresh thinking at the M.T.A., and what jolts Mr. Cuomo could deliver to make it happen.
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That means in a hospital setting, for example, any staff member can prepare the aircraft and load it with medical supplies to deliver to areas in need.
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In a meeting at the White House on June 19, 2017, the president "dictated a message" for Mr. Lewandowski to deliver to Mr. Sessions, the report said.
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There's a woman I deliver to whose mom is having these cancer treatments, and there's nothing that helps her except for these CBD drops that we have.
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" The Justice Department order appointing Mueller as special counsel directs him to deliver to the attorney general "a confidential report explaining the prosecution or declination decisions reached.
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If the store only gets 15 orders a day, then each trip is — and if you only deliver to one customer on each trip, that's pretty costly.
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The bricks-and-mortar locations are simply losers in this world unless they deliver to the stay-at-home consumer or sells goods that make their house better.
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We partnered with various delivery service providers to create a network, basically, and we'll find the nearest or cheapest courier to deliver to the customer just in time.
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The Dismissed star loaded up on Shake Shack to deliver to Palvin after she stormed the runway in lingerie, her first time doing so since the 2012 show.
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" Johnson went on to say they will "produce and deliver to a whole new generation a title that I love and is one of my all time favs.
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At a meeting on June 19, 2017, Trump instructed Lewandowski to dictate a message he wanted his former campaign manager to deliver to Sessions, according to the report.
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But Mr Netanyahu wants to restrict any talk of a deal with the Palestinians, which Mr Trump casts himself as being uniquely able to deliver, to vague generalities.
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He then returns to the drink where he is seen spending what seems to be an unusual amount of time getting it ready to deliver to the sergeant.
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After that, you can also select what the driver should do if you're not home (reattempt delivery to your car tomorrow or deliver to your building, for example).
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They will also pull each other toward the center and they should both want to deliver to the people if they are going to convince voters in 2019.
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The critical thing that made Sears an effective business model was that [thanks to the US Postal Service] it would deliver to basically anywhere [for the same price].
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Laungani travels with a suitcase carrying the tools of his trade and is often seen carrying bags of suits, jackets, shirts and ties to deliver to his clients.
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They will also pull each other towards the centre and they should both want to deliver to the people if they are going to convince voters in 2019.
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Battery-operated Ploom Tech is a device that uses vapor from heated liquid to deliver to the user the taste of tobacco leaves held in a disposable capsule.
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"We need to make certain that the government of national unity is doing everything possible to be unified and to deliver to the people of Afghanistan," he said.
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He added that a guiding principle for the United Nations, with 193 member states, was to deliver to all areas of Syria irrespective of the status of control.
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Singh claimed that an order sometimes take up to 30 days to deliver to those places, which the technology PepperTap developed while handling grocery orders can potentially shorten.
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Unlike some executives who try to pass the blame to an underling, however, Buffett owns his errors and assumes full responsibility when he fails to deliver to shareholders.
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The donor sent him a batch of money orders, each worth $1,000, to deliver to 217 owners who bought their medallion before 1990 and still drive their taxi.
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The project - led by Zipline, a California-based robotics company - is designed to deliver to around 2,000 health facilities serving 12 million people across the west African country.
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The app is also using data from UberEats to show riders which restaurants will deliver to their homes or destinations by the time or soon after they arrive.
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He stuck to a previous timeline for the all-new 777X twin-aisle jet, which Boeing aims to fly later this year and deliver to airlines in 2020.
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We believe it is vitally important that government authorities have the information they need to deliver to the public a full assessment of what happened in the 2016 election.
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Around the time Upworthy laid off its staff, Google deployed a "broad core algorithm update," which changed what web searches deliver to users across the globe, in every language.
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The Raven is among 5,500 pounds of food, supplies, and science experiments that the Falcon 9 rocket will deliver to astronauts on board the International Space Station this weekend.
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Nokia said it would collaborate with Facebook to deliver high-capacity wireless signals in dense urban areas where fiber optic cabling is not practical to deliver to each household.
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Cyberith, which Jarram also backed, began selling business-focused hardware and failed to deliver to backers; Jarram and others are now considering a class action lawsuit against the company.
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It's the only way to make sure that what the news publishers deliver to readers in the future is smarter, more informed and more relevant than in the past.
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Pressures on e-commerce companies to deliver cheaply will only rise, yet customers are thinly spread, making it less efficient to deliver to them than to offices or shops.
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Before their eventual rescue Monday morning, the staff used more than 4,200 pounds of flour to make bread and pan dulce to deliver to emergency centers across the area.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Chinese authorities suspect FedEx of holding back more than 100 packages that tech company Huawei was trying to deliver to China, state media reported Friday.
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Success with services like UberEats, Caviar and Door Dash, among others, has allowed OatMeals to deliver to customers throughout Manhattan, a difficult feat for Stephens' in-house delivery team.
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The two women and their families said they'd spend as much time as possible collecting donations from their community that they will deliver to West Virginia later this week.
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An integral part of Mumbai, the dabbawalas are named after the tiffin boxes (dabbas in Hindi) that they deliver to office-goers across the city using bicycles and trains.
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"An Amazon representative told Business Insider: "We work with a variety of vendors to ensure that our Delivery Service Partners have access to vehicle options to deliver to customers.
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On the opening day of the Democratic National Convention, the ragtag coalition of liberals that Mr. Sanders is supposed to deliver to Hillary Clinton heckled from the convention floor.
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Meanwhile, nearly half of U.S. states and jurisdictions are running dangerously low on unemployment cash, further limiting the amount of stimulus they can deliver to weather the economic fallout.
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Its league, the American Athletic Conference, distributes to its members a small fraction of the windfall from media deals compared with what the biggest conferences deliver to their schools.
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Russia has already agreed to supply an additional 100,000 tonnes to Belarus's Naftan refinery out of 200,000 tonnes that it failed to deliver to the plant, Lyashenko told reporters.
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The last image Spitzer will deliver to Earth will be of a nebula lurking at the edge of our galaxy that is associated with the formation of massive stars.
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While customers previously could ask Domino's to deliver to offbeat locations, the initiative establishes set drop-off points that customers can find with the location services on their smartphones.
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He would then go to the home of Lee Bo and pick up a computer containing information on the publisher's clients and authors, which he would deliver to China.
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His latest venture, Chaud Chaud Chaud, an online ordering service for elevated bistro dishes, is booming and will deliver to all 20 Arrondissements by the end of the year.
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Even worse, he is undercutting and undermining the very real economic progress that his administration has in a short time been able to deliver to the African American community.
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Gifted young statesmen who gain power constitutionally must move Africa toward a generational transformation by stamping out "winner takes all" corruption, building inclusive governments that deliver to all communities.
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When you purchase a subscription card, you can either have it go to the recipient directly or deliver to you so you can gift it to them in person.
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Tesla is expected to report as soon as Tuesday how many cars it made in the third quarter and how many it was actually able to deliver to customers.
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The visual experiences that AR and VR deliver to users will be a big part of ushering in a new age in technology that breaks away from the past.
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This would align the U.S. tax code with most other industrialized nations, undercut many offshore tax-dodging strategies and deliver to multinationals a goal they have pursued for years.
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People in the Russian city of Ulan-Ude gathered on Monday for the first voyage of a postal drone, meant to deliver to the remote parts of the Siberian wilderness.
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"Grand Junction's technology and algorithms will help Target deliver to guests faster and more efficiently," said Arthur Valdez, executive vice president, chief supply chain and logistics officer, Target, in statement.
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Last month, Boeing said it had found new homes forjets it hoped to deliver to Iran this year, adding it had noIranian deliveries scheduled or part of production this year.
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In 1956, according to political lore, Mr. O'Brien had drafted a speech on the Mideast conflict for Mr. Cosgrave to deliver to the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
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The university's president, David Swain, had encouraged his literary efforts, but when Horton gave him a letter to deliver to the abolitionist Horace Greeley in the 1850s, it was buried.
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"The buyers' and cooperatives' warehouses are full of cocoa, but we can't deliver to exporters in (the port of) San Pedro and the quality is beginning to deteriorate," Coulibaly said.
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When I went to see Shekhar in his office in New Delhi last fall, he walked me through a PowerPoint presentation that he was about to deliver to the cabinet.
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"The tests were intended to simulate anticipated future threats and in the coming years our system will deliver to the Israeli air force more capabilities and more confidence," Patel said.
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There's a food delivery app for every day of the week, ranging from the more upmarket Deliveroo, which works with restaurants that don't always deliver, to old favourites like Menulog.
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But after speaking with a bunch of them, it's clear what kind of Mac Pro Apple needs to deliver to satisfy them: a more PC-like Mac Pro that's easily upgradeable.
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So that's an important message that we wanted to deliver to the general public just as more and more [cities] adopt, across the nation, Indigenous Peoples Day instead of Columbus Day.
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The official declined to comment on what the new measures would entail ahead of Pence's speech, which he will deliver to a summit of the Lima Group around 10:30 a.m.
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The same goes for cultural content: Ads referring to cultural content stereotypically of interest to white users, like country music, can deliver to more than 80% white users, the study says.
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Carlos Sima shows me around his command center with pride, and puts a good face on their lackluster response time and the well-known overcrowding of the hospitals they deliver to.
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"My goal is to deliver to you guys in the next two to three weeks a very clear and concise plan that everybody knows where the company is heading," Claure said.
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You can choose your iPhone in the "Deliver to" dropdown menu, but that's not required — the book will be available on every Kindle app and device logged into your Amazon account.
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By chance, John Teixeira was in attendance Sunday, and Mark Teixeira was able to deliver to him the two home-run baseballs when they embraced in a hallway outside the clubhouse.
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In all, the bill cuts $15 billion out of higher education support, which we doubt is the message Congress wants to deliver to their constituents at town halls across the country.
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"She only made approximately 35 of these boxes to deliver to acquaintances, and never had any intention of mass marketing these particular boxes to consumers," Girl Scouts of the USA said.
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"We believe it is vitally important that government authorities have the information they need to deliver to the public a full assessment of what happened in the 2016 election," Stretch said.
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The benefit Rensource seeks to deliver to Nigeria's SMEs — at a profit for itself — is to lower overhead costs through better business practices and free them from the bane of generators.
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A heat shield and parachute system for a space station would have to be exponentially larger, and all it would deliver to Earth would be a beat-up old space habitat.
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It says it uses technology to make the process more efficient and its publicly stated goal is to eventually deliver to anyone in China within 24 hours and internationally in 72 hours.
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These are complicated issues that we're all trying to work through, and we're trying to get to the right answer so that we can deliver to the President of the United States.
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Last month, Boeing said it had found new homes for jets it hoped to deliver to Iran this year, adding it had no Iranian deliveries scheduled or part of production this year.
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When these clients want to bet against a company's stock, known as selling it short, they rely on brokerage firms to locate the shares they must borrow and deliver to a buyer.
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In 2001, Pizza Hut became the first company to ever deliver to outer spacer, sending a heavily salted and spiced (in order to last throughout the journey) to the International Space Station.
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"In addition to cost — because I don't want to say it isn't important because it's very important, affordability — but performance and how are we going to deliver to our customers," Hershman said.
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In 1956, he led a "caravan for democracy" from Chihuahua, in the north of Mexico, to Mexico City to deliver to the attorney general's office evidence of electoral fraud in state elections.
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Adam Spector, co-founder of LiftIgniter Adam Spector, co-founder of LiftIgniter $500K investment LiftIgniter, a former TC Disrupt Battlefield competitor, wants to help businesses personalize the content they deliver to users.
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Though they deliver to over 180 countries, neither Yoox nor Net-a-Porter has a website in Arabic, despite the fact that the Middle East represents 5 percent of the luxury market.
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"If we felt there was a client segment or a transaction we could do that would benefit our shareholders and we could deliver to those clients, we would do it," he added.
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"We are in talks with our customers on deliveries and once these talks will have concluded, then we'll finalize the aircraft and deliver to our customers as agreed," an Airbus spokeswoman said.
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We can even deliver to Vladimir Putin a list of citizens of Ukraine who in the near future will be very uncomfortable in the country they cynically plundered using their high positions.
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"That's going to not only impact our readiness, our modernization, and our ability to deliver to sailors and Marines today, that will lurk with us for two to three years," he added.
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" Apple, she said, is "unable to deliver to the government what they do not have — in this case, a key to break into their operating system in the manner the FBI desires.
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This might not sound terribly damning but the majority of comic book writers who you see credited as writing a comic have crafted a complete script that they deliver to the artist.
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Small to medium packages — 86 percent of Amazon deliveries are under five pounds — can be handled by current drones and deliver to covered areas at doorways or at shared car pull-offs.
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The president was widely ridiculed last week for ripping into NBC's Peter Alexander after being asked the softball question of what message he would like to deliver to Americans who are afraid.
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While defense supply chains are struggling with the supply shock of disruptions in labor and parts, their contractual requirements to deliver to the military continue, and companies cannot lightly stiff the government.
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The idea is to give the athletes what they need to perform at their best, but do it in such a way we can deliver to our fans and keep them engaged.
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Manhattan was just a two-hour train ride away, so Gamache decided to take a day off from work to hand deliver to Pharrell a pair of Reeboks personalized with his portrait.
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Joe Ready, director of Wells Fargo Institutional Retirement and Trust, said that more companies are thinking about the full value they should deliver to 401(k) plan participants, not just their fees.
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A man left a late-night message on the publisher's voice mail, expressing his hope that readers would deliver, to put it delicately, a burning sack of steaming excrement to the paper.
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Mr. Steele wrote up his findings in a series of memos, each a few pages long, that he began to deliver to Fusion GPS in June and continued at least until December.
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This time, the House speaker's clapping almost stole the spotlight on an important night for a president seeking to deliver to millions of viewers his delayed speech — a speech she previously blocked.
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And when I didn't get those things—those pure, unreal, impossible-for-any-adult-human-to-deliver-to-another-adult-human things, I pushed, I criticized, I complained, and it was over.
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Yet members of Parliament are still bitterly divided, and May's likely to make the case to her Conservative Party that she'll deliver to Parliament if she just has a little more time.
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He is more popular than Mr Corbyn and, as Ms Cadbury points out, holds an office from which he can actually "deliver to voters" on issues like air quality, affordable housing and policing.
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The Illinois Democrat is due to deliver to her second daughter in late April, a few weeks after her 50th birthday, according to the Chicago Sun-Times, which broke the news on Tuesday.
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DAVID TAYLOR: Certainly it says when you have products this appeal to consumers and deliver to them when and where they want to get it, that they get excited and they buy it.
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"Our objective is to have a certified commercial program that will allow us to deliver to customers, and that's what we're working towards in the coming months," Wilke told reporters a press briefing.
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They're not set up to do things just in time, and that's why FedEx does not deliver to you on demand, and it's also why Amazon and others don't do that as well.
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Australia is a more fertile testing ground for drone delivery technology because of its lax regulatory environment, meaning Wing had to deliver to Virginia Tech students last year in a large open field.
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"Increasingly, we reach out to them before they come over and we give them the option to buy online and collect in Hong Kong or we deliver to them in China," he said.
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"We feel like there's a direct correlation in the experience that a business deliver to a customer and a certain subset of customers that will share their thoughts on that experience," he says.
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He later went to Washington DC to hand deliver to Trump a letter from Kim Jong Un, an event that helped put the summit back on track after Trump abruptly called it off.
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It's a move that dramatically raises the stakes for President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans, who are still looking for a single, substantial legislative accomplishment to deliver to the American people this year.
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Months after the 2016 election, Trump met with Lewandowski, by then a private citizen, and dictated a message for him to deliver to then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions, according to the Mueller report.
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Some delivery and service companies tack on extra charges for fuel, labor and even parking tickets to deliver to the restaurant, said Linda Marini, 21, who owns the restaurant with her husband, Claudio.
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Trump has in some ways backed himself into a corner by constantly claiming he will deliver a great deal for the United States, something Beijing has increasingly little incentive to deliver to him.
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This transaction will deliver to TPH an expanded Middle East and European footprint and complementary offerings such as restructuring, while augmenting expertise in other areas, such as shareholder activism advice and capital markets.
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The new rules would force farmers to use only film that meets quality standards, and they must also collect plastic waste from fields before its expiry date and deliver to approved recycling outlets.
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Republicans are also set to roll out their income tax overhaul plan next week in an effort to build support for it and find something the party can deliver to the president's desk.
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Instead, he was offered the chance to write a letter that the social workers would deliver to her, giving her the opportunity to decide if she wanted to meet him and reveal herself.
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He bought some used pots and pans and other kitchen equipment that allowed him to make about 100 pounds of tempeh each night that he would deliver to stores throughout the Portland area.
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The new rules would force farmers to use only film that meets quality standards, and they must also collect plastic waste from fields before its expiry date and deliver to approved recycling outlets.
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The $2 to $3 billion Shell plans to spend on renewable investments per year compares to $125 billion in dividends and share buybacks Shell plans to deliver to investors between 2021 and 2025.
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The government will assign 8,300 police and 1,400 security vehicles over the next 48 hours to safeguard fuel trucks so they can deliver to gas stations, said Mexico's National Chamber of Freight Transport (CANACAR).
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The man, who never made it to the White House fence, was carrying a document he wanted to deliver to the White House and did not have a weapon, a law enforcement official said.
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By finding a way to deliver to fans a lavishly produced board game, Steamforged may have inadvertently set the bar high for smaller publishers looking to bring beloved franchises onto tables across the world.
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Latch presumably won Jet's financial (and marketing) buy-in by pitching its smart access product as an enabler of Jet's ecommerce — making it easier for the e-tailer to deliver to more customers (e.g.
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The pressure she was under to deliver, to deal with her personal life, to be appraised for her appearance, to be considered "bitchy" in some quarters — what does that do to a person's psyche?
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Facemash was essentially a clone of the then-popular Hot or Not site; it would deliver to you the photos of two students and then the user would say which one was more attractive.
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"We believe it is vitally important that government authorities have the information they need to deliver to the public a full assessment of what happened in the 2016 election," Stretch said in a statement.
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If you're a student at UC Berkeley, the diminutive rolling robots from Kiwi are probably a familiar sight by now, trundling along with a burrito inside to deliver to a dorm or apartment building.
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And while he doesn't own the land himself, the Cuban government allows him access to produce organic produce which he and his staff deliver to Havana's top restaurants in a Soviet-made Lada car.
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The company is raising 853 million yuan from the public offering and plans to spend the money on upgrading its big data capabilities so it can deliver to users more personalized content and services.
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"This trade pushed ShFE copper prices higher relative to LME prices, to an extent that it became profitable to buy physical copper from LME, import to China, and deliver to ShFE," the report said.
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" In remarks Warren planned to deliver to a teachers union in Philadelphia, the U.S. senator from Massachusetts described Republican president Donald Trump's education secretary, Betsy DeVos, as "the worst secretary of education we've seen.
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But batching up the orders and optimizing delivery routes allows Farm Hill to generate better margins than, well, Spoonrocket or competitors like Sprig or Square-owned Caviar, which both deliver to the individual customer.
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"For example, we observe that all of our ads for lumberjacks deliver to an audience of primarily white and male users, but that may not hold true of all ads for lumberjacks," they wrote.
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The Japanese menu will be supplied by restaurant chain Sticks'n'Sushi, which will be based on the building's ground floor and will deliver to its various offices via a series of dumb waiter-style lifts.
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Inmates would contact family members of friends outside Rikers and instruct them to pay bribes to McCoy, who would then pick up the items and bring them into Rikers to deliver to the inmates.
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Gager's garage is now doubling as a storage area for mass quantities of paper towels, laundry detergent and other personal supplies that she eventually loads up in vehicles to deliver to families in need.
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They were referring to the humanitarian aid that Turkey plans to deliver to the Palestinian coastal enclave under the deal, and the promise of new residential buildings, a 200-bed hospital and infrastructure projects.
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And haute joaillerie brands including Harry Winston (a Cinema Against AIDS sponsor) would be happy to deliver to her Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc suite enough dazzling embellishment to see her through the festival.
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Opening stores will allow Apple to deliver to Indian customers the full Apple experience — artful displays staffed by informed sales representatives, "genius bars" to help solve problems and a carefully curated set of accessories.
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It is our belief as investors, as engineers, and as technical professionals, that a lack of executive leadership around sustainability, diversity and inclusion fundamentally hurts the quality of products Alphabet can deliver to users.
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That means they tend to have a lot of money left over to spend on sales and marketing and research and development — or to deliver to investors in the form of profits and dividends.
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Some of them supplied software management programs and marketing tools; others offered premium prices close to farmers' market rates; others picked up the produce instead of requiring farmers to deliver to a central warehouse.
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The man, who never made it to the White House fence, was carrying a document he wanted to deliver to the White House and did not have a weapon, a law enforcement source said.
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Mr. Mulvaney's more hands-off approach to the family members has allowed Mr. Kushner to position himself among lawmakers on Capitol Hill as the person who can deliver to Mr. Trump what he wants.
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"Google and Facebook are taking the vast majority of ad revenue, and paying content creators far too little for the value they deliver to users," Mr. Peretti wrote in a memo published on BuzzFeed.
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In those early weeks, I only allowed myself to read books that would help with my "day job": cranking out the 100,000 words I was contractually obligated to deliver to HarperCollins by the fall.
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The family made an appeal to Mr. Sayoc in a handwritten card that Ronald S. Lowy, a longtime lawyer for the family, tried to deliver to Mr. Sayoc at a detention center on Sunday.
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Walmart last week opened a meatpacking plant in south Georgia that will cut, package and label its own brand of steaks and roasts to deliver to meat cases at 553 stores in the region.
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As some orders can take up to two months to process and deliver to customers, particularly for value-added aluminium products, the sources said many customers will start to shun the company from August.
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Lawyers also say a white driver for UPS refused to deliver a package in September 2016 because "she did not want to deliver to 'Niggerville' or go to 'Nigger City,'" according to the lawsuit.
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When Carl Albert showed up for his first day at the House, he was given a pile of papers to deliver to an office by an older congressman who mistook him for a page.
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However, it seems that he believed that works, like his cartoon evangelizing, would deliver to him and the people who bought and distributed his tracts to the general population special rewards in the afterlife.
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Beyond operating Walgreens and Duane Reade stores, Walgreens Boots Alliance has almost 400 distribution centers that deliver to hundreds of thousands of doctors, hospitals, health centers and pharmacies annually, according to its latest annual report.
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We'll produce and deliver to a whole new generation a title that I love and is one of my all time favs: There's games you play for fun... then there's games that change your life.
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So it's possible that your favorite restaurant doesn't have its own delivery fleet or doesn't deliver to your area, forcing you to rely on apps like Grubhub, DoorDash, and Uber Eats to access their goods.
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"The question is how do you curate or aggregate it so you can deliver to the moderator something that is a pretty good quantified explanation of what we are seeing across social media," said McCurry.
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About our product images: The companies mentioned in this article deliver to correctional facilities only, so The Marshall Project purchased and photographed retail store products that most closely resembled items sold in corrections package catalogs.
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"We believe it is vitally important that government authorities have the information they need to deliver to the public a full assessment of what happened in the 2016 election," said Stretch in a blog post.
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Bezos has said Amazon will cut its use of airplanes as it builds more local warehouses and fills them with goods that it can deliver to customer doorsteps in one day, or even one hour.
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Republicans believe Portman, who was also seen as a possible VP in 2012, would add gravitas to the White House ticket and help deliver to the GOP column Ohio, which decided the 2004 presidential election.
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He and other big-name stars had films' fates riding on their bankability and didn't always deliver to the extent producers wanted, though, to be fair, Depp's movies are bringing in more than he makes.
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The report cited five examples, including times Comey sent himself drafts of testimony he planned to deliver to Congress and drafts of bureau-wide updates he planned to send to mark milestones during the year.
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The overall 1.65-million-square-foot project will deliver to the neighborhood some 1,000 units of housing, retail, a park, offices, space for a public school and a new home for the Essex Street Market.
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Already, Mr. Misener, the lead lobbyist, has called for an overhaul of an arcane system of international delivery rates that he says give foreign e-commerce rivals an unfair advantage to deliver to American homes.
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"We are working with City Harvest and God's Love We Deliver to donate the food from tonight's event to those in need," said Alexandra Metz, the director of events at Rhubarb Food, which operates Peak.
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Now, here's a great story about Annie Correal, a reporter on our Metro desk, who recently used the G train as a horizontal drone, to deliver to a friend an unaccompanied container of lentil soup.
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We recently made an announcement with the White House about serving islands in the Pacific or Northwest with blood, about helping the Navajo reservation deliver to places that typically have a hard time getting access.
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Melissa set to work reporting and her answers to our questions appear in The Times today, the centerpiece of the Wednesday report we publish online and fold into blue bags to deliver to print subscribers.
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What occurred in that time will solve the mystery of both his brother's death and the now-missing metal case his gang was to deliver to Rex (Bruce Willis), the boss of another criminal group.
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The order also calls for the task force to look at the service's "universal service obligation," which requires the service to deliver to everyone in the United States, given changes in technology and e-commerce.
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As some orders can take up to two months to process and deliver to customers, particularly for value-added aluminum products, industry sources have said many customers will start to shun the company from August.
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"We believe it is vitally important that government authorities have the information they need to deliver to the public a full assessment of what happened in the 28500 election," wrote Colin Stretch, Facebook's general counsel.
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"We believe it is vitally important that government authorities have the information they need to deliver to the public a full assessment of what happened in the 2016 election," wrote Facebook's General Counsel Colin Stretch.
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"No later than the date specified by Amazon, Advertiser will deliver to Amazon at the location(s) designated by Amazon and at Advertiser's expense, all Samples to be delivered or distributed by Amazon," the terms say.
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Software makers like Microsoft put a lot of effort into ensuring that the operating system and application updates they deliver to your system are secure, so that hackers can't hijack updates to get into your computer.
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Trucks contracted by the city fill up tankers to deliver to residential areas, including Royapettah, a busy working-class neighborhood where a line of women with colorful plastic jugs wait in line for the truck's arrival.
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Every 2,500 steps you take earns you a point, and 10 points "unlock" a ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF) package that UNICEF, through the program's sponsors, will deliver to a child with severe acute malnutrition.
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"We'll produce and deliver to a whole new generation a title that I love and is one of my all-time faves: there's games you play for fun... then there's games that change your life. JUMANJI."
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You can deposit checks via Robinhood's app too, and if you need to send a check, you can just tell the startup how much to deliver to whom and it will mail the check for you.
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He paced around the lobby of the Back Bay Hilton, ran into his campaign press secretary, Robert Gibbs, and together they contemplated the keynote speech Obama would deliver to the Democratic National Convention the next night.
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The report contains several examples, including times Comey sent himself drafts of a testimony he planned to deliver to Congress and drafts of bureau-wide updates he planned to send to mark milestones during the year.
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Her aim, according to British officials, was to head off any surprise or confusion in Berlin, Paris, Brussels and other capitals over the message she was about to deliver to hundreds of her Conservative Party colleagues.
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In a rare show of bipartisanship, the House voted by an overwhelming 344 to 77 to pass the bill intended to spur the discovery of medical cures and to speed their deliver to patients in need.
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But more important than the exact timing of the probable Fed rate hike is the message policymakers deliver to the markets concerning the trajectory for rates next year and the years to come, El-Erian said.
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Cynthia Kueppers, the founder and CEO of Uma Temakeria in New York, says she uses a combination of Seamless, UberRush and Caviar to deliver to customers, but is looking for something that is, frankly, more seamless.
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Amazon announced the change less than two weeks after a Bloomberg study found that Amazon didn't offer same-day delivery service in certain mostly Black enclaves (while it did deliver to mostly white zip codes nearby).
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When Vice President Mike Pence went to see Hamilton, Miranda penned a spur-of-the-moment address for cast member Brandon Victor Dixon to deliver to Pence, and it was courteous and optimistic to a fault.
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Like so many young people — like, for that matter, so many middle-aged people and senior citizens — she is navigating a system that promises rewards it cannot deliver to people with entrepreneurial spirits and artistic inclinations.
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"If your formula would be, the Met has to have the best of everything — it has to have one piece by every important artist — I think we will not deliver to your expectations," Mr. Hollein said.
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" T-Mobile Chief Executive John Legere said on Twitter the company was "thrilled" Hood "withdrew from the state's lawsuit after learning more about ALL the amazing benefits the New T-Mobile will deliver to US consumers!
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Steyer said his organization is working to have constituents deliver to members of Congress copies of the controversial book "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House" by Michael Wolff, which challenges Trump's fitness for office.
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Temer planned to deliver to lawmakers later on Monday a request to raise a key budget deficit target for this year, which requires congressional approval before the end of the month to avoid a government shutdown.
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He could double down on the phantom $460 million a week that Brexit would deliver to the National Health Service — and still win a landslide Tory electoral victory not seen since Margaret Thatcher's triumph in 1987.
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With its integration with its sister-app UberEats, for example, riders will be able to see all the restaurants that can deliver to their destination by the time (or near the time) that they arrive there.
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On Friday, the Progressive Change Campaign Committee is scheduled to deliver to the Louisville office of Senator Mitch McConnell, the Kentucky Republican and majority leader, 500,000 signatures calling for an up-or-down vote on any nominee.
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Like the emergency message Princess Leia had R2-D2 deliver to Obi-Wan Kenobi, this Holo Messenger app lets you record short video clips that will be displayed as droid-projected holograms for whoever receives your message.
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The Post, citing several senior administration officials, reported that officials from several different White House offices took issue with written testimony Rod Schoonover of the State Department planned to deliver to the House Intelligence Committee on Wednesday.
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We do, however, have a clearer idea of their long-term strategy under Kim Jong Un: to have (or come close to) a miniaturized nuclear weapon and a missile that it can deliver to the U.S. mainland.
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"At BakerHostetler, we believe that emerging technologies like cognitive computing and other forms of machine learning can help enhance the services we deliver to our clients," Bob Craig, chief information officer for BakerHostetler, said in a statement.
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PostNL has struggled to keep its declining mail business profitable while fulfilling its obligation to deliver to all parts of the country, and has frequently clashed with regulators over obligations to carry competitors' mail on its network.
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THERE IS NOBODY WHO NOT THE GOING TO GET THIS ONE THAT IT'S A SYMBOL IN A WAY OF THE SERIOUSNESS OF HIS COMMITMENT TO DELIVER TO THE MIDDLE CLASS AND LOWER INCOME PEOPLE IN THE COUNTRY.
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Most of the people who listen, and deliver, to their voters are derisively called "populists" by politicians who failed their mission and, worse, by the media who ignore, or intentionally pervert, the etymology of the word itself.
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Also, Amazon will face a significant challenge in totally reshaping its last-mile supply chain, especially considering they now have to deliver to a location that can shift and change depending on where the car is parked.
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Jaworski was looking forward to one day becoming a Google Fiber customer and seeing the change broadband could deliver to Portland, one of the country's poorest neighborhoods and one of the first where Google Fiber was available.
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"Now is the time for all of us, the State Department and others to deliver, to implement the agreement between President Trump and Chairman Kim," Pompeo told NATO troops at the end of a visit to Afghanistan.
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"There's no doubt that keeping members focused on investigations detracts from our legislative agenda and detracts from what we're trying to deliver to the American people," White House legislative affairs director Marc Short told reporters on Monday.
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In addition to that, the company will continue to build out its logistics product, the Gateway Supply Chain, which is open to all shippers that want to deliver to consumers bulky goods from anywhere in the world.
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The app counts your steps — every 2,500 steps earns you a point, and 10 points "unlock" a ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF) package that UNICEF and sponsors will deliver to a child with severe acute malnutrition.
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Even when the world around us is crumbling and music and pop culture seem trivial in comparison, we must wake up in the morning and deliver to you, the readers, the biggest stories about your favorite artists.
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"This doesn't just have to do with whether a company is allowed to deliver to just any old country, it has to do with our values, the values of a humanitarian Switzerland," parliament member Martin Landolt said.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in said Thursday he will deliver to Trump a letter from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, who pledged this week to dismantle his country's nuclear equipment, contingent on unspecified U.S. actions.
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In that light, attacks by Trump and the GOP on Mueller and the bureau could be an attempt to discredit any eventual conclusions that Mueller might deliver to Congress -- be they favorable or unfavorable to the President.
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"To generate a sustained boost in economic growth without causing inflation that is too high, we will need to address these underlying causes," Yellen said, according to prepared remarks she will deliver to a joint congressional panel.
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You basically attempt to coach yourself out of a job, and in tennis because you are usually only working with one player all the time, there is only so much you can really deliver to a player.
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What's different is, Netflix overall is going after what we would today consider pay TV. An aggregated bundle of all genres, all styles, that is intended to deliver to audiences for multiple hours per day of usage.
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Richard M. Rosenbaum, an ebullient Republican state chairman of New York who helped deliver to Nelson A. Rockefeller the job he avowed he never wanted, the vice presidency of the United States, died on Sunday in Rochester.
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Hard work for them meant staying up all night to bottle their drink, pushing heavy carts of product through the streets of Manhattan to deliver to customers, and taking every opportunity to demonstrate their product in stores.
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They began by gathering 21 healthy men and women and determining their VO2 max, a measure of how much oxygen the lungs can deliver to the muscles; heart rates; and other physiological parameters related to aerobic fitness.
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The South's delegation leader, Chung, said he would travel to the United States to explain the outcome of the visit to North Korea and that he had a message from North Korea he would deliver to Trump.
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The South's delegation leader, Chung, said he would travel to the United States to explain the outcome of the visit to North Korea and that he had a message from North Korea he will deliver to Trump.
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"We believe it is vitally important that government authorities have the information they need to deliver to the public a full assessment of what happened in the 2016 election," general counsel Colin Stretch said in a statement.
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Richard M. Rosenbaum, an ebullient Republican state chairman of New York who helped deliver to Nelson A. Rockefeller the job he avowed he never wanted, the vice presidency of the United States, died on Sunday in Rochester.
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His startup prepares boxed meals from central kitchens in Hong Kong and currently uses popular delivery services such as Foodpanda and Deliveroo to deliver to customers; NOSH also receives a sizable portion of its business from corporate clients.
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The team says they'll start trial production soon, mass production in May or June, and deliver to backers by July, so maybe the device isn't as far off as it looks, or maybe someone's being a little naive.
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However, the bio-pharma companies investing in research and development to appease the strict FDA drug trials have little market incentive to deliver to patients before they have received a gold stamp of FDA approval; therefore, they don't.
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BloomThat, Schwab says, is actually targeting its pre-existing customers in San Francisco — where the company is already profitable — and the New York Tri-State area who want to deliver to relatives in different parts of the country.
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With a third drone on order—this one a waterproof version that can fly in the rain—Mr Kristófersson hopes to deliver to more places more often, with the potential of as many as 100 flights a day.
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Specifically, they'll use some capital to build a new distribution hub in the Midwest that will allow Sun Basket to deliver to more than 90 percent of the U.S., and do so more quickly than it does today.
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Ali Othman Dalati, 2000, his brother Mohamad Wassim Dalati, 22016, and their friend Yusef Muhammad Ammar, 22015, exploded a mine when they mistook it for a can of food that international aid organizations occasional deliver to the town.
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Ali Othman Dalati, 270, his brother Mohamad Wassim Dalati, 226, and their friend Yusef Muhammad Ammar, 453, exploded a mine when they mistook it for a can of food that international aid organizations occasional deliver to the town.
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Four members of the commission met with Francis' top abuse adviser, Cardinal Sean O'Malley, explained their concerns about Francis's recent appointment of Barros as a bishop in southern Chile, and gave him the letter to deliver to Francis.
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"We believe it is vitally important that government authorities have the information they need to deliver to the public a full assessment of what happened in the 2628 election," Facebook's general counsel Colin Stretch said in a post.
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Boeing is working to deliver to global regulators a software update and new training proposals for the MAX following a Lion Air crash in Indonesia in October and an Ethiopian crash in March, which killed 346 people combined.
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Oates, for his part, has a background in on-demand delivery — he jokingly boasted to me he was the number one DoorDash delivery driver in San Francisco last summer and once got to deliver to Sam Altman's house.
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"There seems to be anxiety in the market over how much they had already priced in and maybe uncertainty over whether the ECB will deliver to that extent," said Bas van Geffen, an ECB quantitative analyst at Rabobank.
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With a voice recorder tucked into his pocket, the informant went with Mr. Callaway to the county courthouse to sign out a ballot that he was supposed to deliver to a voter, who would then mail it in.
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She asked everyone to write a personal message about their lives — messages Sara and the other workers hoped to deliver to North Carolina leaders later that month during a hearing about the minimum wage at the State Capitol.
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A nearby resident, looking at the trucks and the occasional young men who run up to drivers with packages to deliver to friends and family in North Korea, said the scene had not changed for a long time.
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Subscriptions are the fundamental organizing principle of YouTube – akin to a Twitter feed, they deliver to users exactly what they've signed up to see – but, Kjellberg said, they were becoming less important to the way viewers found videos.
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"We believe it is vitally important that government authorities have the information they need to deliver to the public a full assessment of what happened in the 2016 election," Facebook's general counsel Colin Stretch said in a post.
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She did not announce which Democrats would manage the case, but said the House should be ready to appoint them next week and to formally deliver to the Senate charges of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
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Gulati said that when Bruno joined, it was expected he would be a "silicon person" but his role quickly broadened to think more strategically about what the chipset of the iPhone and iPad should deliver to end users.
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Numerous regulations unique to the construction industry discourage competition and steer contracts to special interests at the expense of small businesses and local companies that can deliver to taxpayers the best possible product at the best possible price.
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It would be cheaper to delivery all nutrients and pesticides, too, because the big bump in efficiency of uptake by the plants means you can use much less of anything you want to deliver to achieve your desired effect.
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READ: GOP luminaries pick sides on Trump as party rift widens In perhaps a preview of the message he intends to deliver to Ryan, Trump told ABC News' George Stephanopoulos Friday that he doesn't need to earn Ryan's support.
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The agreement signed on Friday by the two OPEC countries provides for Iran to deliver to Iraq's southern ports, on the Gulf, "oil of the same characteristics and in the same quantities" as those it would receive from Kirkuk.
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Scenarios with lots of stops in one place, like a major office building, don't make much sense for drones — but going a mile out of your way to deliver to a farmhouse is equally nonsensical for a heavy truck.
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"There's no doubt that keeping members focused on investigations detracts from our legislative agenda and detracts from what we're trying to deliver to the American people," Marc Short, Trump's White House director of legislative affairs, told reporters on Monday.
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Puerto Rico Governor Rosselló said yesterday that if the 3,000 crates of private-sector goods can't be delivered to the island, the government will ask the owners to sell them so that they can deliver to Puerto Rico's residents.
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Because Mr. Pulte may use Pulte stock to satisfy the loans when they expire, the higher Pulte's stock price by then, the less stock Mr. Pulte has to deliver to satisfy the loan (because the stock is worth more).
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"Over the next six months Farmdrop will double the total number of households it can deliver to, initially growing in the South East but with plans for a northern hub in Manchester by end of 2019," says the company.
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Ever since, he had spoken of trying to deliver to Portugal that long-craved glory, and having finally reached the precipice again, he broke down once it was clear that he would not be able to see it through.
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European officials said in interviews they did not know if the view laid out in the State Department diplomatic cable - sent to U.S. diplomats in London, Paris, Berlin and Brussels to deliver to their counterparts - will prevail in Washington.
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"Most of the people are against the junta, but maybe it's what we deserve after all those years of corruption," said Kamille Camacho Monclova, interviewed with Ms. Negrón as they made sandwiches and coffee to deliver to homeless people.
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If his campaign has a mea culpa to deliver to Hispanics, whom better to deliver it than Rubio, who speaks fluent Spanish and could deliver that message in a way that likely nobody else on Trump's short-list could.
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In fact, when asked what message she would deliver to girls, boys and people in general, it was to "believe in themselves, believe in their voice, believe in their actions," because people, especially children, are the future and present.
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"The state of California is treating homelessness as a real emergency - because it is one," Newsom, a Democrat, said in a statement announcing his budget proposals, which he is expected to formally deliver to the state legislature on Friday.
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Those accusations were distilled into two articles of impeachment, passed by the House in December, which these managers are expected to deliver to the Senate this week: one for abuse of power and a second for obstruction of Congress.
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Leading internet search engine Google will acknowledge that it has made "mistakes" on privacy issues in testimony an executive of the Alphabet unit will deliver to a U.S. Senate committee on Wednesday, according to a document reviewed by Reuters.
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Put simply, the Obama operation knew where the Democratic voters were in every city and town and knew how many it needed to deliver to get Obama over the top in swing states such as Virginia, Ohio and Florida.
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What's next: House Intelligence Committee staffers have been drafting a report that they plan to deliver to the Judiciary Committee in the coming weeks that lays out their case for impeachment, two sources familiar with their plans tell Axios.
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The speech was the same as the one the senator intended to deliver to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee conference in Washington, DC, on Monday, but he skipped the event in favor of campaigning in Tuesday's voting states.
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According to Lt. Riggs, drug dealers often ship their illegal products to empty or abandoned addresses in hopes that their intended receiver will pick them up, but postal service workers will not deliver to those places without a clear recipient.
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"We believe it is vitally important that government authorities have the information they need to deliver to the public a full assessment of what happened in the 2016 election," Facebook general counsel Colin Stretch wrote in a blog post Thursday.
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The agreement signed by the two countries provides for Iran to deliver to Iraq's southern ports, on the Gulf, "oil of the same characteristics and in the same quantities" as those it would receive from Kirkuk, Luaibi said in a statement.
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With the CLPS program, NASA is buying space aboard future commercial lunar landers to deliver to the surface of the Moon its future research, science and demonstration projects, and it's looking for more providers to sign up as lunar lander providers.
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When LME aluminium stocks exploded in 20173, it was partly down to the immediate impact of slumping demand but also to the squeeze on credit, which forced those holding off-market inventory to deliver to the market of last resort.
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And two days after the president asked McGahn to get rid of the special counsel, Trump dictated a note to Lewandowski to deliver to then–attorney general Jeff Sessions, directing him to limit the special counsel's investigation to future election meddling.
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Boeing Co is under pressure to deliver to global regulators a software update and new training proposals for the MAX following a Lion Air crash in Indonesia in October and an Ethiopian crash in March, which killed 346 people combined.
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When LME aluminum stocks exploded in 20173, it was partly down to the immediate impact of slumping demand but also to the squeeze on credit, which forced those holding off-market inventory to deliver to the market of last resort.
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The United States is in a position "to be able to clearly create a hell of a lot more friends by being able to deliver to them energy and not being held hostage by some countries, Russia in particular," Perry said.
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The system "works a little bit better at city level, where the connection between the citizen and the leaders, particularly mayors, is a much closer one, where they understand the needs of the citizen and deliver to those needs," he added.
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I haven't tested any of these so I can't verify them, but I know that Saatva — S-A-A-T-V-A — makes coil mattress they'll ship to you, actually, or deliver to you with that same kind of model.
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The letter is dated July 6, and was given to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's delegation to deliver to Trump while the group was in Pyongyang last week to continue talks on denuclearizing the Korean peninsula, senior administration officials tell CNN.
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The printers were hard as work last night as always, assembling the print edition of The New York Times that we pile into cars and minivans across the country to deliver to front doors and occasionally the hedges beside them.
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And in the title story (where the magic is far less subtle), a teacher starts painlessly shedding body parts in front of her horrified elementary school students, in response to the "hammering blows of the humiliation" they deliver to her.
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ET (1830 GMT), Traders attributed an earlier spike to an 85 percent cut in the amount of oil TransCanada Corp will deliver to the United States on its Keystone pipeline through the end of November, announced by the company on Tuesday.
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Last year, it published his novel "My Grandmother Asked Me to Tell You She's Sorry," about a girl named Elsa whose grandmother dies, leaving her with a batch of letters to deliver to people her grandmother had wronged in life.
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As of the July termination date, CareZone customers will be unable to access medicines at a lower rate using their insurance and will have to transfer to another pharmacy that partners with Express Scripts and can deliver to the home.
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This cycle — in which unsustainable start-ups make ever-larger promises to bloated venture capitalists, who promise more than they can deliver to flush sovereign wealth funds, who are too eager to believe them — distorts the allocation of capital and talent.
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That's the piece of advice that I keep trying to deliver to my little sisters or to any young girls who are trying to make it in the business: Find qualities about yourself that no one else has and love yourself.
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Thirty percent of the rural census tracts in the study partially qualified, meaning they were able to get groceries delivered in some parts but not others, and 70 percent of the tracts had no grocery stores that would deliver to them.
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Stocked with bankers and lawyers who once made up the Conservative base, but who want to stay in the European Union, the Two Cities is precisely the kind of seat that Brexit could help deliver to a left-leaning party.
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In response, Mr. Giuliani said, he had someone hand-deliver to Mr. Pompeo's office an envelope containing a series of memos detailing claims made by a pair of Ukrainian prosecutors in interviews conducted by Mr. Giuliani and his associates in January.
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"We believe it is vitally important that government authorities have the information they need to deliver to the public a full assessment of what happened in the 2016 election," Facebook's general counsel Colin Stretch said in a post in September.
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Mr. Jackson had a manifesto explaining his desire and plans that he had wanted to deliver to The New York Times, according to a person briefed on the matter who spoke on the condition of anonymity as the investigation is continuing.
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But Arnaud Soirat, chief executive of Copper & Diamonds for Rio Tinto, will take a more bullish view, according to excerpts of a speech seen by Reuters that he will deliver to the CRU World Copper Conference in Santiago on Tuesday.
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The son of Mexican farmworkers and a newly elected member to the City Council in this sprawling Central Valley city, Mr. Arias is hoping the train will deliver to Fresno the California dream that long ago bypassed the impoverished region.
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Plated strives to be the "most" sustainable food delivery service by trying to source food locally as much as possible, using eco-friendly packaging, and supporting local businesses by using ingredients from "ma and pop" stores in the areas they deliver to.
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The very nature of the London market, whereby the seller gets to choose which warrants to deliver to the buyer and, even more critically, at which location, will always mean the system is biased in favour of the producer over the consumer.
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Tesla is aiming for a start of production of the Model 23 in China by the end of the year, which will allow it to benefit from lower costs to deliver to customers there, while reaping the rewards of local regulatory credits.
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"Using Grafeas as the central source of truth for container metadata has allowed the security team to answer these questions and flesh out appropriate auditing and lifecycling strategies for the software we deliver to users at Shopify," the company writes in today's announcement.
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BRUSSELS, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Euro zone finance ministers should not be hurried to reach an agreement with Greece on reforms Athens must deliver to get new cheap loans because of elections in several European countries, Belgian Finance Minister Johan Van Overtveldt said.
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The speech Trump would deliver to a standing-room-only crowd would help launch his stardom among conservatives and set off a long chain of events that would lead to his status as the Republican Party presidential front-runner just four years later.
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Thanks to the selflessness of donors in the United States and around the world our reach continues to grow; Be The Match now stands ready with more 27 million potential marrow donors and 680,000 cord blood units to deliver to patients in need.
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"[The data] team is able to tell us down to a specific voter, identify people moving away from us and decide what message we can deliver to them to have an effect," said Juston Johnson, the RNC's political director, in a recent interview.
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Take Hailey's Harvest, for example, a campaign where over a thousand people donated to help a 9-year-old girl help spend her free time building tiny portable houses, which she and her mother deliver to members of their local homeless community.
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Pentagon braces for outer space: Following Trump's direction, the Pentagon is expected to deliver to Congress plans for the Defense Department's concept of a Space Force, but likely without calling on the legislative branch to create a sixth military service (ABC News).
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The very nature of the London market, whereby the seller gets to choose which warrants to deliver to the buyer and, even more critically, at which location, will always mean the system is biased in favor of the producer over the consumer.
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According to IEEE Spectrum, which got a demo of the tech, Quanergy is planning to have a preproduction version of the sensor ready by September 2016, then ramp up production in Q4 this year before starting to deliver to OEMs in early 2017.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday will argue that the Republican tax reform package currently nearing passage in the House and Senate will boost U.S. economic growth, and deliver to American businesses and families some of the lowest tax rates in nearly a century.
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You can envision in the future a fleet of the FedEx same-day bots at a Target or a Walmart or a Walgreens, and they would be there on-demand for the use by the retailer to deliver to your local consumer.
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We hope that as we build that team – and I'm very lucky to have a great team with me – we can continue to drive the results, deliver to the people and communicate what we have tried to achieve and been successful in delivering.
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"Sticking with that playbook of owning this market (North America) and expanding in this market is how we get to deliver to our public shareholders and the long-term expectations that we set," Aggarwal said on the sidelines of Lyft's IPO celebration Friday.
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My job is to make sure I work with them on giving them the resources and the capabilities to not only do what they've done well but find ways to distribute the information and the education they deliver to the population more broadly.
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Britain: A high-speed rail project decades in the making won the support of Prime Minister Boris Johnson as he seeks to deliver to new supporters in northern England against the wishes of many in his Conservative Party who oppose the project.
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In Washington for their annual winter meeting, the DNC's Rules and Bylaws Committee spent Thursday and Friday nights locked in a granular debate over the language of a report it would deliver to the full DNC on moving forward on the commission's recommendations.
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"We're having to go out and find state by state, city by city, who are the local providers that we can partner with to ensure that our customers can deliver to their customers in different parts of India, for instance," Furneaux says.
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Tesla has proven that it&aposs possible to defy the odds, attack a serious problem — global warming and tailpipe emissions — create hundreds of thousands of happy customers (Thank you, Peter Drucker), and ... wait for it ... deliver to investors a 1,636% return, all-time.
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Samsung held a buzzword-riddled press conference at CES 2020 on Monday evening where it talked a lot about future experiences it hopes to deliver to consumers, but provided little detail on whether any of it is coming to the market anytime soon.
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GENEVA, Dec 3 (Reuters) - The U.N. food agency said on Tuesday it was procuring 240,000 tonnes of food assistance to deliver to 4.1 million people in Zimbabwe where food shortages are being exacerbated by runaway inflation and drought induced by climate change.
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Trump's plan to deliver to the Treasury profits from any foreign officials staying at his hotels is meant to address concerns that he would be violating a clause in the Constitution banning elected officials from taking gifts and payments from foreign governments.
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In a 2-85033 ruling, the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit found that the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) did not properly analyze the climate impact from burning the natural gas that the project would deliver to power plants.
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A closed-door session with the full caucus on Tuesday made that clear, as some moderates complained that they weren't being given a well-defined message to deliver to voters about why proceeding toward impeachment was necessary on Trump's Ukraine maneuverings. Rep.
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To help you get there, we teamed up with Trunk Club — a deliver-to-your-door service that hooks you up with a stylist and a bevy of fresh, personally picked outfits — to break down some outfit inspo for five oft-observed spring style types.
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For an extra 30 yuan ($4.50) per item, one of his team of hustlers would queue up at the nearby branch of Hey Tea, the drinks company that has sent many Chinese social media users into a cheese-froth frenzy, then deliver to my house.
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On Thursday, Rodman met with North Korea Sports Minister Kim Il Guk in Pyongyang and gave him several truly epic gifts to deliver to the hermit country's leader, including two autographed basketball jerseys, some soap sets, a mermaid jigsaw, a copy of Where's Waldo?
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"Right now for all of our stakeholders, whether it's our bond investors, our shareholders, our banks - the most important message to deliver to the market and the most important priority - is the strength of our balance sheet and liquidity," Noble's CEO Yusuf Alireza said.
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You know, we are doing things in the food business in terms of creating economic value to deliver to our customers through an integrated end-to-end supply chain that is differentiated and allows us to engage customers in a way that is really exciting.
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Now that decades have happened to her, I wish I could travel back in time to deliver to that 27-year-old camper on the coast of Maine some reassuring news: On the page at least, nerve is something she would never run short of.
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Undeterred, Mr. Trump summoned his former campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, to the White House two days later and dictated a message for him to deliver to Mr. Sessions that would have effectively limited the scope of the investigation to Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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Veronica Escobar, D-Texas, second from right, wait for other freshman Congressmen to deliver a letter calling to an end to the government shutdown to deliver to the office of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Ky., on Capitol Hill in Washington, Wednesday, Jan.
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As this pandemic is showing, though, the lifestyles of the rich and famous can't exist without the small armies of workers who shop for and deliver to them, care for their children, walk their dogs, cook their food, teach their children, and treat their ailments.
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LONDON, Oct 303 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Eccie Newton and her sister began making fresh salads and sandwiches to deliver to London office workers, their start-up company Karma Cans became so popular they soon had to expand - and hit a common roadblock: space.
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The building stood as a symbol of what Buttigieg hopes to deliver to the country: While the mayor announced on the rusted factory floor, just a doorway away stood the portion of the building that had been revitalized into a gleaming incubator to tech startups.
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Indeed, the tension has been kicked up a few notches because just one week ago, a SpaceX Falcon 22021 rocket exploded on a nearby launchpad, which destroyed both the rocket and the $224 million satellite payload SpaceX had been contracted to deliver to orbit days later.
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"We appeal first of all to the political forces to focus on Lebanon and what they can deliver to their citizens, Prime Minister Hariri to return to his country and the unity government ... to focus on domestic achievements," the bloc's top diplomat, Federica Mogherini, told reporters.
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Sun Basket has been able to set up its distribution centers so that it can deliver to more than 80 percent of the U.S. today, reaching beyond major metro areas to markets where customers may not have access to great organic foods or even nearby groceries.
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"That would be aimed at creating a reliable framework for debt restructuring negotiations with private creditors," ESM head Klaus Regling said, according to the text of a speech he was due to deliver to the economic council of Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU) in Berlin.
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"The danger for those of us who want to deliver, to have faith in the British public and deliver on their vote for Brexit, is that if this vote is not passed tonight, if this deal is not passed, then Brexit could be lost," May told parliament.
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While I went to high school three blocks from where I'm sitting now, I grew up in a still smaller town far enough away that none of the QC-style places would deliver to us, so my memories of QC pizza are of benign authority figures.
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As a diversified company that works in the construction, telecoms and property space, in order to deliver to its customers, the company is dedicated to hiring, integrating, training and promoting the wellbeing of its employees, in addition to promoting its values of trust, fairness and respect.
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"Delivering on our promises to customers is vital to us and we do not want to promise to support Boeing's new platform if we do not have every confidence that we can deliver to their schedule," Chris Cholerton, the president of the civil aerospace division, said.
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Royal Mail, which was privatised in 2013, said the wholesale price changes were designed to support the sustainability of the Universal Service - its obligation to deliver to all UK destinations for the same charge - as competitors cherry picked profitable urban areas for end-to-end delivery.
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We encourage Congress to pass these pieces of legislation as soon as possible and deliver to President Trump's desk laws that provide much needed resources to assist victims, stop trafficking offenders, and train law enforcement and everyday Americans to detect, report and prevent this most heinous crime.
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The Judiciary chairman also requested Barr deliver to the committee "all communications" between the special counsel's office and the department regarding Mueller's report, the disclosure of the document to Congress and his four-page letter laying out the principal conclusions reached in the course of the investigation.
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Wade | How Biden is moving to the left from Obama | National Barbecue Day | Burger King to deliver to drivers stuck in traffic ANNOUNCED THIS MORNING At this point, it may be more efficient to have a list of Democrats who are ~not running~ in 2020...: Hello, world.
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I sure hope you'll do so, as it will allow us to continue to do the very thing that we hope brought you here in the first place, which is to discover, report on and deliver to our readers the very best recipes in the world.
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Many auction items await their fate inside a cavernous warehouse in Middle Village, Queens — like the city's version of an Amazon warehouse — which also stockpiles office and emergency supplies — bottled water, printer paper, toilet paper, snow shovels, rock salt, and electric blankets — to deliver to city agencies.
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This is necessary for the spacecraft to get enough propellant on board post-launch to make the trip to the Moon or Mars from Earth – especially since it'll be carrying as much as 23 tons of cargo on board to deliver to these other space-based bodies.
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Mr. Pompeo subsequently requested more detailed information, Mr. Giuliani said, so he had someone hand deliver to Mr. Pompeo's office an envelope containing a series of memos detailing claims made by a pair of Ukrainian prosecutors in interviews conducted by Mr. Giuliani and his associates in January.
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Many traditional services businesses have been ushered into the digital world by review aggregators like Angie's List and Yelp, or booking platforms like Booker and MINDBODY; however, an outsourced approach often lacks the edge that an in-house engineering team can deliver to a vertically focused, on-demand startup.
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"It is a really important message that I want to deliver to people in Ireland today, both to patients and pharmacists, that there is no need to stockpile medicines," Health Minister Simon Harris said at a news conference, warning that such action could inadvertently disturb the supply chain.
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And lest you mistake this for a story of an intrinsically governmental malevolence, consider that Nestle affiliates draw hundreds of millions of gallons of Michigan groundwater, essentially free of charge, while Snyder's then–chief of staff suggested the state purchase back that same water to deliver to Flint.
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Those ideas include a design for a floating warehouse parked 45,000 feet in the air for its drones to dock and collect packages to deliver to people on the ground below, as well as a pocket-sized voice-controlled drone that's small enough to perch on someone's shoulder.
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For example, the option itself has disappeared and reappeared for some; other times, it says there aren't places that can deliver to you right now; and, in my own tests, the button "Order Food" showed up on my iPhone, but then didn't load a page properly when tapping through.
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To deliver to Broome, a town of about 16,000 people in Western Australia, for example, a freight firm typically trucks or flies a package to Perth from a warehouse 1,700 miles (2,736 km) away on the other side of the country, then drives it another 1,400 miles north.
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For a graphic on fast delivery fuels more Amazon Air flights, click here Bezos has said Amazon will cut its use of airplanes as it builds more local warehouses and fills them with goods that it can deliver to customer doorsteps in one day, or even one hour.
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"We appreciate the EPA's timeliness in releasing these volumes and its support for growing biodiesel use under the RFS, but this proposal significantly understates the amount of biodiesel this industry can sustainably deliver to the market," said Anne Steckel, vice president of federal affairs at the biodiesel group.
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In a statement released on Monday, the former bishop of Hong Kong, Cardinal Joseph Zen, confirmed the broad outlines of the Vatican's recent efforts, writing that he traveled to Rome this month to personally deliver to the pope a letter from an underground bishop who had refused to resign.
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If you're down to your last few squares of toilet paper but don't feel like leaving your house, your options for restocking your bathroom spindle are usually limited to Amazon Prime Now, whatever grocery apps deliver to your apartment, or sending a desperate text to your closest friend.
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Instead, Apple only shares its more general views about the need for net neutrality safeguards -- a position's taking because Apple itself serves up music and movies, while investing in its own content, that it can't so easily deliver to consumers if internet service providers stand in the way.
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However, it is the visual experiences that AR and VR deliver to users that will be a big part of ushering in a new age in technology that breaks away from the past and delivers a much richer, visually stunning approach to interacting with technology at many levels.
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Instead, Apple only shares its more general views about the need for net neutrality safeguards — a position he's taking because Apple itself serves up music and movies while investing in its own content that it can't so easily deliver to consumers if internet service providers stand in the way.
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Former Housing and Urban Development administrator Julian Castro was also at the first stop of the tour, which was a processing center for immigrants -- where at one point he walked toward the side door of the facility holding stuffed animals and letters to deliver to the children in the facility.
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During a March 30 telephone conversation, the president told Comey, "he had nothing to do with Russia, had not been involved with hookers in Russia, and had always assumed he was being recorded when in Russia," according to testimony the fired director plans to deliver to the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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President of Tere Foods, Yeidy Cruz: The hurricane did a lot of damage to our company because we start our season in August, raising inventory to deliver to supermarkets, and because of the hurricane, we lost all of the inventory we had prepared because of a lack of electricity and ingredients.
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"We have been telling our allies that don't think you can hugely benefit from China just because of these false promises," he said, citing a long list of projects he said China had failed to deliver to Taiwan's former allies including the Dominican Republic, Sao Tome, Burkina Faso and El Salvador.
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The grounding of the 22020 Max planes already in Southwest&aposs possession, along with Max planes that Boeing was supposed to deliver to Southwest through 2019, meant that "effectively 75 of our airplanes" were grounded, Gary Kelly, Southwest&aposs chairman and CEO, said in a conference call with investors on Thursday.
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The L.A.-based gift specialist started her business in 2011, and now splits her time between conceiving super-thoughtful gifts you can deliver to friends and loved ones (Jaime King is a fan of her boxes) and coming up with incredibly elaborate custom orders for her "money-is-no-object" type clients.
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Early this year, Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) promised he'd deliver to the president's desk a bill that "defunded" Planned Parenthood and repealed ObamaCare no later than Jan. 27.
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The thieves staked out the truck and grabbed a shipment, before it managed to deliver to an Apple store at the Stonestown Galleria shopping mall in San Francisco, according to news outlet CBS SF. They broke in and took all the smartphones whilst the UPS driver was at Macy's making a delivery.
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On March 85033, the Supreme Court will hear oral argument in cases challenging a Department of Health and Human Services regulation (the "HHS Mandate") empowering the federal government to use the health insurance policies offered by religious institutions to deliver to their employees drugs and devices acting as contraception or early abortions.
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The Credit Union National Association estimates that stripping credit unions' tax-exempt status would have generated about $1.7 billion in 2018 — a tiny fraction of the $85033 billion in benefits credit unions deliver to society in the form of lower fees, better rates on loans, higher yields on deposits, and superior customer service.
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This week, for the Food section we printed overnight and sent out in vans and sedans to deliver to the vicinity of the front porches, stoops and porte-cocheres of our newspaper subscribers, she gave us a fine new recipe to celebrate those textures, for lamb meatballs with chickpeas and eggplant (above).
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Even if procedures are modified so as to restore the travel rights of those on visas and green cards, we are putting at risk the intellectual capital that Muslims deliver to the U.S. About 20 percent of the Graduate Center's students are foreign nationals, and many come from the Middle East and South Asia.
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So far this month, at least a dozen tankers have been confirmed or placed on subjects, a term used in the industry to denote a provisional booking for an oil tanker, to load the motor fuel in Europe in January with options for the owners of the cargo to deliver to the Middle East.
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He later flew to New York City with friends to attend a group reading and then, after Ms. DiMarco reached out to him personally with a message she said she felt she had to deliver to him, went back again for a one-on-one session, which she offered to him free of charge.
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Infantino, who announced his plans to stand for a second term at an election next year, has been on a drive to raise the funds he needs to make good on promises to drastically increase the amount of funding he can deliver to national soccer federations, the only voting constituency in the presidential election.
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It allows him to be so moved by her story that he believes she is a supporting player in his story — that she just has the wrong Kevin, and his mission has been, all along, to deliver to her his own son, who just so happens to be heading to Australia at Nora's side.
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Amazon said that it will deliver to areas in the City, West End, Westminster, Pimlico and Victoria in central London; Whitechapel, Bethnal Green, Bow, Clapton, and Homerton in the east; Islington, Stoke Newington and Stamford Hill in the north; Kensington and Chelsea in the west; and Southwark, Lambeth, Vauxhall and Kennington in south London, with plans to expand further.
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Yet Wall Street has been slow to draw conclusions about what that means for how many 47 MAX aircraft Boeing will deliver to customers this year and how many it will have to keep on its own books - even after announcing on Friday it will cut production by 225 planes a month or roughly 47 percent.
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"In Daraya there has been fighting, but we had a very clear impression that we will not be having any problems in delivering if we get the two sides to agree to the cessation of hostilities so that we can deliver to the few thousand people there, civilians who are in a very, very difficult position," Egeland said.
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" Network execs tend to err on the side of assuming everyone in America is a drooling idiot, and to this end, our execs scripted an on-the-nose "ultimatum" for Stacy to deliver to her boyfriend: "You have one year to make it as a rapper, or I'm leaving you and taking our child with me.
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Part social practice, part installation, "The Story of Institutions/La historia de las instituciones" displays small pieces of paper on which Haitian prisoners have written their stories and managed to deliver to the outer world via the hands of visitors, along with English and French translations (as most of the letters are in Creole) and rubber stamps.
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" Frequently cast as Native American, but of Filipino, Scottish-Irish and some Cherokee ancestry, Mr. Phillips has played a range of roles, from a Mexican-American teenager in "Stand and Deliver" to Thai royalty on Broadway in "The King and I." He added, "I never claimed to be a Native actor, but I do have Native blood.
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It was a message that thousands believed Ms. DeVos — who many contend represents an administration that has shown only superficial knowledge of and support for historically black colleges and universities — was in no position to deliver to the 380 graduates of the school, which was founded by the educator and civil rights activist Mary McLeod Bethune.
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Karin Coyle, chief science officer at ETR — a research, training, and education development non-profit that focuses on subjects like sexual and reproductive health, in addition to smoking, drugs, and wellness in schools — told me that with so much content to deliver to students in such limited time, it's doubtful that any classroom could cover as much nuanced-ground as a period tracker.
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"If policymakers act, they can deliver to raise the future path of output – which is the wherewithal for economies to make good on promises – to create jobs and develop career paths for young people, to pay for health and pension commitments to old people, to ensure that investors receive adequate returns on their assets, and to safeguard the planet," she concluded.
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This particular exhibit isn't something that has any practical purpose beyond advertising the Harry Potter novels to a group of people predisposed to enjoy the series, but it highlights a differentiating point that Audible is able to deliver to readers: listening to an audiobook is more than just hearing the story; it's also listening to the performance of the narrator.
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Washington (CNN)Our weekly roundup of the news, notes and chatter about the prospects for the next Democratic presidential race: How seismic a shake-up would California deliver to the 212 Democratic race if -- in a move lawmakers could approve Friday -- it shifts its primary to the first Tuesday in March, slotting the state in right after the traditional first four contests?
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Before the word came into the lexicon, Casey Newton explained the purpose of these boxes for The Verge in 22018: Outbrain, Taboola, and their peers have a simple pitch for the sites they work with: add our modules to your site for free, with just a few lines of code, and start making money immediately from the traffic you deliver to paying partners.
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"While the actual path the fed funds rate follows will depend on the economic outlook, and thus, will be data dependent, my current view is that economic conditions will evolve in a way that will warrant rates moving up gradually over time to more normal levels," Mester said, according to prepared remarks marks she was to deliver to a Market News International gathering in New York.
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Since Prachanda had played a key role in the political awakening of Nepal's historically marginalized communities, he carried a unique personal burden to deliver to them an inclusive constitution, a reconciliation between the upper-caste peoples of the hills, who have always monopolized state power, and the peoples of the southern plains, treated as a fifth column because of their cultural ties to India.
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A 27-year-old Ohio man flew in to Palm Beach International Airport and was flagged to Secret Service agents in April 2018 after he told people he was planning to smoke marijuana with the president; a 32-year-old Georgia man wearing military-style fatigues told local sheriff's deputies in February of that year that he had an important message "about the war" to deliver to Mr. Trump.
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The idea is simply to try something new, something slightly ambitious, something to knock you out of your routine and alert you to the fact that change is possible, that deliciousness can be a regular part of your life, that you can deliver to your family and friends a taste of the new: coconut-braised chicken thighs with turmeric and peppers, perhaps; or the double chocolate cookies known as chocolate extremes.
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"What we'd like to deliver to a doctor is a health score for the patient, so that score could be something as simple as a red, green and yellow indicator and could then be used by that patient to determine when they can move to different types of exercises during rehab, when they might be able to return to their sport and when they should really back off and maybe work on some more basic exercises to get their knee better," Inan said.
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According to Huawei, a FedEx customer service representative in Vietnam replied to their inquiry on May 22 when two expected packages did not arrive on time, saying: "Please be informed that FDX SG received notification from FDX US to hold and return the package to US. Hence, the shipment is not deliver to consignee and now being hold at FDX station and under process to RTS it (return to sender)," the representative wrote in broken English, according to an email Huawei showed to Reuters.
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How can we participate in leases and how can we make the investments in places where we put our capital in places that we know is going to work … And I think I've heard, you know, I've only been interacting with a few members of the team and I think we all know what we have to do, but it's a matter of putting it together in a plan and my goal is to deliver to you guys in the next two to three weeks a very clear and concise plan that everybody knows which way we are heading to.
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From the opening of that book's title poem: As much as the image of you, I have seen You again, live, as in live indecision you brighten The limbs of an earth that so earnestly turns To reflect you, the sky's brightest body And the last beacon for those who are everywhere Coded in spirals and want to unbend Who bear in the dark turned toward you This message they have to deliver to even live, To linger in real time before you, to meet or to Blow you away—and yes I have seen you receive them But you are not there.
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