This included five hospitals with a COE designation from Aetna, nine with a COE designation from Cigna, and 17 with a COE designation from Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS).
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The designation was vehemently opposed by Utah's congressional delegation, with multiple lawmakers vowing to work to undo the designation.
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The partial designation of Hezbollah has done no such thing, but Nasrallah worries what a full designation might accomplish.
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Rather than question DHS's designation of this as a "privacy incident," we should focus on what that designation means.
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When the FSOC makes a designation, it posts a public document with an outline of its reasoning for the designation.
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The organization offers the Chartered Financial Analyst designation, the Certificate in Investment Performance Measurement designation and the Investment Foundations Certificate.
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Financial markets move quickly, and the regulatory process moves slowly — designation and designation-related litigation have played out on a calendar of years rather than months — so the FSOC cannot begin the designation process when problems become apparent.
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The U.S. designation of the Guard marks the first time the nation has applied the designation to an entire government entity.
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The FDA has already given the treatment a fast track designation and a breakthrough therapy designation, according to a press release.
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FSOC's designation power has come under fire in the past, MetLife challenged the government following its designation as a SIFI in 2014.
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No president has ever even attempted to revoke a predecessor's monument designation, even where some initial public disagreement over the designation existed.
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There are serious discussions in the new U.S. administration weighing the designation of Iran's Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) as a foreign terrorist designation.
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Its official designation is thus 1I/2017 U1, with the "I" standing for "interstellar"—the first time this designation has ever been used.
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The designation allows for the country's citizens in the United States — legally or illegally — to remain and work until the designation is lifted.
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The new plans replace 8.9 million acres, or 83 percent, of sagebrush focal areas, the most stringent habitat designation, with a lower priority designation.
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A NOAA official involved with the designation process in Wisconsin told the Sheboygan Press last year Walker had the authority to veto any sanctuary designation.
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The latest version of the Muslim Brotherhood Terrorist Designation Act (Muslim Brotherhood Terrorist Designation Act of 2017) was introduced last January in the House by Rep.
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FSOC was unable to make a compelling case for MetLife's designation, and several months ago the Federal District Court for the District of Columbia nullified MetLife's designation.
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The FAA said in a statement companies must go through a rigorous process to become part of the designation program, known as the Organization Designation Authorization (ODA) program.
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What makes this problem hard is that the designation of one city depends on the designation of all the others, so you have to solve the whole system at once.
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In 2014, Vanja's attempt to change her sex designation from "female" to "inter/diverse" was rejected by the registrar, who argued that such a designation was not recognized by law.
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"This report must explain the original designation and any progress made by a country to resolve the issues leading to TPS designation," according to a fact sheet on the measure.
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Collyer called the MetLife designation "arbitrary and capricious," saying the council never adequately assessed the risk of Metlife's failure and neglected to perform a cost-benefit analysis of applying the designation.
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" The objection was to "the designation of 'terrorist organization.
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Note the curious designation — a certain class of ticket.
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There is a sharp contrast between the intense public debate that preceded President Obama's designation of the Bears Ears National Monument and President Clinton's stealth designation of the Grand Staircase-Escalante monument.
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Meanwhile, in a recent challenge to the FSOC's designation of Metlife as "too big to fail," the court imposed a strong cost-benefit analysis requirement on the FSOC during the designation process.
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"We have and continue to maintain that we do not meet the standard for designation and that flaws in the designation process led to this outcome," the company said in a statement.
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"We have and continue to maintain that we do not meet the standard for designation and that flaws in the designation process led to this outcome," said the company said in a statement.
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MetLife — MetLife has outlined its plan to fight its designation as a systemically important financial institution, as it goes to court to fight the so-called "SIFI" designation that mandates more extensive oversight.
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The Knoll, from the Kreutles vineyard, was labeled "federspiel," a designation indicating that the grapes had been picked at a medium level of ripeness, as opposed to the very ripe designation of smaragd.
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In most cases, the certified designation just isn't worth it.
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Its current "national park" designation only appears on some signs.
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For now, let's use Mars, which has the designation [13].
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The new fighting vehicle's unwieldy designation obscures its technological advancements.
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The designation of an official "royal noble consort" shocked Thailand.
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"Atheists" suffer in this designation: It defines us by inaction.
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Go deeper: Terrorist designation increases burden on Iran's Revolutionary Guard
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I'm honestly not sure where the "vile" designation comes from.
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The FDA has approved several diagnostic products under this designation.
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The annual designation names figures who have impacted current events.
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That designation would exempt the activity from the 2006 ban.
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To the FSOC this completely misunderstands the purpose of designation.
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Under President Obama, the designation criteria were left to atrophy.
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According to the CIA, Area 51 is its map designation.
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Tesla has gotten close to the top safety pick designation.
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Sinclair has not yet responded to the FCC's designation order.
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You have to know that every type of gendered designation.
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" Hefner later changed this designation to "Playmate of the Month.
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The serenade designation implies music of a somewhat entertaining sort.
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It's a designation for how some people organize their world.
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For others, the designation is a push in that direction.
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Traditions in danger of vanishing are given a special designation.
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However, earning that coveted Top Pick designation — not so easy.
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That designation was reiterated in a letter in early March.
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Some were so distinct that they deserved a new designation.
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District judges often sit "by designation" on circuit court panels.
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Five Native American tribes have long pushed for the designation.
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"It's huge success to finally shed that designation," she said.
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He has described the proposed designation as federal government overreach.
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This designation prevents debt relief and negatively impacts foreign investment.
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But its landmark designation was anchored in an earlier time.
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The designation would also require private companies to do cleanups.
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"We were talking recently about my next designation," Aleya said.
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The designation indefinitely stops any mineral extraction or commercial fishing.
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The designation could bolster local pride and confidence, officials say.
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He also made the correct designation between allegiance and influence.
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Level one is the lowest level designation for sex offenders.
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It's also unclear how effective this designation actually would be.
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An independent financial adviser with a certified financial planner designation?
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"The designation is simply shameful prejudgment of the worst kind."
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The Treasury Department did not approve that designation until April.
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Their TPS designation is now set to expire on Sept.
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"The law is relatively explicit that if the conditions on the ground do not support a TPS designation, the [administration] must terminate the TPS designation," a senior administration official told reporters at the time.
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It's the first such designation for the People's Republic since 1994.
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So receiving an "authorized tester" designation might seem a bit backwards.
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On March 30, U.S. District Judge Rosemary Collyer rescinded the designation.
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The designation doesn't necessarily mean the drug is counterfeit or harmful.
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Critics say the new designation is demeaning, dangerous, and racist; Reps.
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That designation would have led to greater examination of the system.
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The designation has no force of law (The New York Times).
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He said the designation wouldn't really affect him or his family.
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Meredith Reiches, who received a one-day designation from Massachusetts, officiated.
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The WHO's designation is meant to get ahead of this problem.
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Le'Veon will play this season under the exclusive franchise tag designation.
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Patagonia didn't expect the area to be threatened after Obama's designation.
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Foreign Minister Mohammad-Javad Zarif has already threatened a reciprocal designation.
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Which, she added, is a designation that makes her very uncomfortable.
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What can a TC Top Pick designation do for your startup?
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Instead, the designation just implies some sort of approval from Airbnb.
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Yet in 2013 it lost its designation as a national statistic.
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Designation will also maintain its own brand for the foreseeable future.
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"There was nothing much to the currency manipulator designation," he said.
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But Cosby and his legal team plan to challenge the designation.
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More formally, the exoplanet has been given the designation NGTS-4b.
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Monument designation is also aimed at eliminating harm to sensitive areas.
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Now think about applying these legal standards to an FSOC designation.
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On Tuesday, O'Neill ruled that Cosby should be given the designation.
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An FTO designation would have far-reaching consequences for the mullahs.
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The designation was later removed after the center renounced foreign funding.
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Although the media was quick to give the designation to Mrs.
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The designation marks a major milestone for the $353 billion program.
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General Electric's financial unit has applied to have the designation removed.
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The joke is always on the dignity of the formal designation.
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B.I.) would be a clinical designation preceding mild cognitive impairment (M.
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Thum says the U.S. designation of the East Turkestan Islamic Movement
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The Bears Ears designation protects Native American artifacts in southern Utah.
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These days, a "very unhealthy" designation for outdoor air is rare.
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About 200 drugs have been granted this designation since its creation.
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Mnuchin had previously resisted making the designation, sources told the Post.
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Those talks later broke down, but the designation was not reimposed.
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Some of the nonbanks given that designation, like A.I.G., dutifully complied.
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A federal judge struck down the "systemically important" designation for MetLife.
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It's also odd that ''bro'' has become a culturally white designation.
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First, only the most exceptional startups earn the Top Pick designation.
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The energy inspired by the Capital of Culture designation pervades everything.
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Parents may still leave gender designation blank under the new measure.
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There's only one problem: The Strand does not want the designation.
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" Dozens of widely used medicines have won designation as "orphan drugs.
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The designation includes pickups, sport-utility vehicles, minivans and delivery vans.
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The massive building itself holds the more common exterior landmark designation.
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A golf course does not fall under the public service designation.
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The online space designation is especially true for something like Fortnite.
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Or, maybe sale isn't the exact designation I'm searching for here.
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She wears the Bad Batch designation as a badge of honor.
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The initial momentum toward such a designation appears to have slowed.
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The new designation would unlock more funding for research, advocates say.
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The genius is, of course, a designation rarely extended to women.
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Not surprisingly, many producers choose to use the simpler trocken designation.
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She is a model teacher, a designation given to exemplary instructors.
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The designation cut into potential profits by imposing additional business restrictions.
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The "systemically important" designation was removed from GE Capital last year.
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Around 220 drugs have been granted this designation since its creation.
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CNN rates the race a toss-up, the most competitive designation.
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The de-designation also came at a critical time for regulators.
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CNN rates his race a toss up, the most competitive designation.
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Not all Navajo Nation members supported Obama's designation of Bears Ears.
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The Wall Street Journal was first to report the expected designation.
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It's the only designation that doesn't negatively impact a veteran's benefits.
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That designation, according to Michael Pregent, gives the US more maneuverability.
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"This is why an FTO designation matters," he wrote on Twitter.
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No company has yet secured this designation for a new product.
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Under US law since 1987, the designation of genocide requires action.
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"We follow generally recognized practices for maintaining a designation." said Carol Lee Roberts, CFP and general manager of the Institute for Divorce Financial Analysts, providers of the Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA) designation, which Roberts also holds.
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"Under previous administrations, E.P.A. would often fail to meet designation deadlines, and then wait to be sued by activist groups and others, agreeing in a settlement to set schedules for designation," Mr. Pruitt said in a statement.
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The new designation provides broader financial support to workers and businesses, and is one notch above its previous designation given in February of a 'crisis zone for industry and employment' which focused on measures to tackle unemployment.
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A small handful of very loud, very aggressive environmental groups and tribal interests had long been lobbying for just this designation, and they were thrilled at the breathtaking scope of the designation — more than 1.3 million acres.
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NIGERIA is Africa's most populous country, a designation it wears with pride.
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None of them had applied for, or received, the designation, prosecutors said.
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The terrorism designation is significant, not only because of the possible sentence.
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RBC raised the stock to a "top pick" designation, a trader said.
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Yet I hoped that the designation might flag him for additional services.
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This designation of "international" creates an implied they and an implicit us.
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He argues that the designation is more consequential than its critics say.
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He has felt the need for such a designation for some while.
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The facility operators sought to change the site's designation to begin tours.
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Ketchum is only the 16th city worldwide to be awarded the designation.
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We just learned my Congressional Office designation will be #ShirleyChisholm's former office.
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After this period, ICANN may very well finalize its designation of the .
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Second, there's no domestic terror designation system that would make this possible.
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The terror group designation system is currently overseen by the State Department.
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The acquisition of Designation comes as consolidation increases among coding boot camps.
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Last year's "Person of the Year" designation went to President Donald Trump.
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The designation means measles was no longer being transmitted within the country.
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In addition, any designation as a national park would require congressional approval.
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U.S. officials will also hold a designation ceremony at Stonewall on Monday.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised Macri for the designation from Jerusalem.
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GE Capital is the first to apply to have the designation removed.
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The designation "organic" as it relates to cosmetics is even more confusing.
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Curiously, there's just one state that meets this seemingly arbitrary designation: Alaska.
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Francis Skelly, pastor of the Roman Catholic church, has strongly opposed designation.
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Fleitz also defended Kincaid from his designation on the SPLC's hate list.
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But the designation is now showing up for users who are alive.
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Who was ever made unhappy by the designation of a state rock?
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CNN rates the race as a "toss up," the most competitive designation.
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The city has made clear its intention to force through the designation.
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The activity may alter their life but it doesn't alter their designation.
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The designation of "The best thing at CES 2019" is my badging.
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Currently, only three countries carry the terrorism designation: Iran, Syria and Sudan.
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His designation as a parolee meant he would not have to leave.
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The jury found Oculus guilty of false designation and copyright infringement. 6.
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It was the first street gang that had ever received that designation.
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The event received the same designation last year, an official told CNN.
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Both fall under Unesco World Heritage designation as sanctums of aboriginal culture.
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The #NationalPark community at #NYCPride celebrating the designation of #Stonewall National Monument!
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Thus, under the applicable statute, the current T.P.S. designation must be terminated.
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Onondaga Lake, which obtained its Superfund designation in 1994, is no exception.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar is pushing for the designation.
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Applying is easy; however, earning a Top Pick designation — not so much.
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To Ms. Ashton, a National Park Service designation means crowds and cafeterias.
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That month, Secretary of State John F. Kerry recommended continuing the designation.
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El Salvador is the country with the oldest still-active TPS designation.
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This issue puts the legality of the de-designation vote into question.
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For President Trump, the designation debate is an election promise made good.
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A terrorist designation would freeze assets, block visas and ban financial interactions.
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That designation has been sought by Egypt and the United Arab Emirates.
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Thus, under the applicable statute, the current TPS designation must be terminated.
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Political analysts also warned that such a designation could backfire for Trump.
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The designation also bars his family members from entering the United States.
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It is an entirely artificial designation indicating only a difference on governance.
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Officials have been debating whether to make the designation for several months.
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Designation of this monument late in the previous administration eliminated hunting access.
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The monument designation is entirely outside the borders of the Navajo Nation.
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"Collection" is the official designation of the line shown during fashion week.
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Stockton's mayor is hoping parts of his city will get the designation.
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The new designation freezes the IRGC out of the US financial system.
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The big picture: This amounts to just one more layer of opprobrium on top of Iran's 1984 designation as a state sponsor of terrorism, the IRGC's designation under separate counterterrorism authorities, and a long list of related sanctions.
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He also said the court did not consider whether FWS's assessment of the costs and benefits of the land designation was flawed in a way that would have rendered its designation arbitrary, capricious or an abuse of discretion.
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S. FDA GRANTS ORPHAN DRUG DESIGNATION TO GLEPAGLUTIDE FOR THE TREATMENT OF SHORT BOWEL SYNDROME * FDA OFFICE OF ORPHAN PRODUCTS DEVELOPMENT HAS GRANTED AN ORPHAN DRUG DESIGNATION TO GLEPAGLUTIDE Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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Unforgettable it was, and the landmark designation has shaped the renovation of Childs.
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No groups based on domestic ideology, such as white supremacists have that designation.
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They were released from federal custody because they received a family unit designation.
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The global association for investment professionals offers the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation.
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Currently, just two active ingredients have that designation: zinc oxide and titanium dioxide.
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That 4K designation does not, however, mean you're getting the very best picture.
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Hensarling has been a vocal critic of the designation process in the past.
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The designation requires compliance with risk management standards and heightened oversight by regulators.
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You're probably more familiar with its Ecce Mono designation after its botched restoration.
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Some do not consider themselves addicts, a designation they reserve for heroin junkies.
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Most investors had expected the designation to be lifted, but later this year.
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At some point, they also received their official designation in the Emirati military.
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Legal challenges are expected because no president has ever rescinded a monument designation.
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Earning our TC Top Picks designation is a highly competitive and curated process.
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Look for the designation RIA (Registered Investment Advisor) or CFP (Certified Financial Planner).
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Some 3.7m of the 4m people declared illegal immigrants are challenging their designation.
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"Sociopath," the designation that Dawson has chosen, is not even in the manual.
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That might be a bit of an uphill battle: the designation isn't mandatory.
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Marijuana is that product, and its Schedule I designation is that locked door.
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The designation gave governing authority over the land, in part, to the tribes.
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The designation was rescinded in 2008 amid commitments to limit its nuclear program.
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Sanctions from a terror designation are unlikely to inflict significant, additional economic punishment.
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"A certified educational planner is the highest designation in this profession," Amott said.
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Still, it means that 2007 OR10 won't be keeping that designation for long.
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And if a designation is not certified nationally, can it still be trustworthy?
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Now, it seems Amazon has taken the "Choice" designation away from Jones's products.
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For one, Bickerton's emblems are strictly illustrative, with a specific designation and function.
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There are currently 50,000 Haitian immigrants in the U.S. under the TPS designation.
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The designation is Ohio&aposs highest for a sex offender, the report said.
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"It gets a catalogue number and a national designation," he told The Verge.
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The withdrawal, less than a year after the designation, looks like a climbdown.
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It is also unclear what type of government involvement a designation would invite.
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She also passed the exam for the Certified Financial Planner designation in 2000.
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In California, nearly 100 hospitals have that designation, up from 12 in 2006.
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Trump DHS will keep 'critical infrastructure' designation for election infrastructure, 2202:2628 p.m.
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Most of the 19813 drugs now in the pipeline have received the designation.
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By all accounts, the Treasury designation should have put him out of business.
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Lev Gudkov, the centre's director, says the designation makes it "impossible to work".
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Grassley said Klobuchar requested the designation be lifted on four pages of documents.
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We just learned my Congressional Office designation will be #ShirleyChisholm 's former office.
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The engine produced 110 horsepower, and the "Synchro" designation indicated all-wheel-drive.
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The area is largely unexploited now; monument designation would keep it that way.
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The animal's new designation was announced alongside some negative news for other species.
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Second, it should have considered the cost of the designation to MetLife's business.
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Yet local communities are often surprised by the designation of a national monument.
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On Wednesday, another one, MetLife, won a court order to lift its designation.
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The decisions are made at the Designation and Sentence Computation Center in Texas.
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Dr. Langa, who has written about M.C.I., cited the experience with that designation.
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This designation would require companies to work on behalf of patients' best interest.
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For that goal, "the special designation is a very important tool," he said.
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In California, 145 structures bear the designation, among them bridges, forts and churches.
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The designation will impose further sanctions and penalties on Kim Jong Un's regime.
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The logical conclusions of these arguments is a "too big to fail" designation.
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That designation puts significant limitations on its use for medical and scientific research.
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"Transient" was a designation that meant undesirable, weakness—something that would corrupt you.
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Even on Day 1, the fancy designation had a hard time getting traction.
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MetLife has challenged the designation process in court on a number of grounds.
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AIG — Regulators voted to remove the "systemically important" designation from the insurance company.
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Applying is simple, but earning a TC Top Pick designation is anything but.
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Regardless of designation, all officials effectively work full-time once the season begins.
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This anger is so common it actually has an academic designation: sidewalk rage.
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A public health emergency is an official designation made by a government body.
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It was a designation that would make the city a major tourist destination.
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Certified financial planners hold a professional designation with rigorous curriculum and experience requirements.
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The courts in Dallas, Houston, Las Vegas and Atlanta also received the designation.
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Technically, this designation—the "most restrictive in the country"—is sort of true.
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Yes, Baez's designation of Woodstock as a "joy festival" was something to remember.
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The registrar had argued that such a designation was not recognized by law.
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Because the race is new, it does not carry a Group 1 designation.
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The historical layering of religions has earned Sarajevo the designation Jerusalem of Europe.
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The terror designation means that restrictions remain on foreign assistance and defense sales.
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What's next: The currency manipulator designation does not come with particularly harsh remedies.
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The designation "democracy" still remains the most coveted political prize around the world.
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It's a designation of rising importance in our country, which is increasingly aglow.
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Of those, eight are rated Group 1, the most challenging designation in racing.
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That designation could have brought a range of new U.S. options into play.
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Did nothing else in his decades-long track record earn him the designation?
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The designation can also prompt outside help to raise money and other assistance.
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Novartis (NVS) received a "breakthrough therapy" designation for its breast cancer treatment Kisqali.
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The designation grants priority review to drugs with promising results in clinical trials.
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The report provides a commercial designation to divide the private and public sectors.
|
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Spanish Iberian ham is protected by the EU&aposs Protected Designation of Origin.
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In 1999, Ms. Alexander secured a National Historic Landmarks designation for the house.
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Such a designation would have led to harsh economic penalties against the groups.
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Such a designation would have led to harsh economic penalties against the groups.
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It's considered a dwarf planet — a designation that continues to spur vigorous debate.
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Garcia Luna's defense lawyers did not object to the case designation, he added.
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The designation, while seen as a type of public shaming, is largely symbolic.
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The terrorism designation means that restrictions remain on foreign aid and military sales.
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The CIA says that the base gets its nickname from its map designation.
|
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But a terrorist designation may come at the cost of his other priorities.
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In November, the W.H.O. lifted its emergency designation, but Zika has hardly disappeared.
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To receive this designation, members must complete 50 hours of continuing education credit.
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" Of course, the only lower designation in a criminal investigation would be "witness.
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This lumpy stocking is full of leftover lands, sewn into a monument designation.
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The Russians can also forget about doing something fancy with their new designation.
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Like the ladies, Bill would enjoy the freedom to choose his own designation.
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YouCaring is certified as a B Corporation, a designation given to for-profit companies that adhere to certain social and environmental standards, and Saper said he sees the free aspect of the platform as part and parcel of that designation.
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The verdict is not that MetLife is immune from designation, said Aaron Klein, a fellow at the Brookings Institution and a former Treasury official, but instead rests on two arguments that the F.S.O.C. didn't do enough work to merit the designation.
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MetLife sued the government in January 2015 over the designation, also known as Sifi.
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Among early feminists she was known as the beautiful one, a designation that rankled.
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The Kunpeng 920 is a 7 nanometer chip, a designation tied to its size.
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"Be mindful of updating the designation because it's a legally binding document," said Braxton.
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The 'complex' designation will allow the case to be considered as a class action.
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The designation will fast track the FDA's review of the treatment for possible approval.
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Would the designation mean that US drone attacks on IRGC personnel are fair game?
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For that, it deserves designation as event television at its best and most useful.
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Australia-based Sonder Designs earned a TC Top Pick designation at Disrupt SF 2018.
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But a gang label from a law enforcement standpoint is a fairly serious designation.
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Typically, the designation means that no new mining can take place in the area.
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Both Luckey and Oculus will each have to pay $50 million for false designation.
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Ya'll, which the media loved, taking that D.AI.S.Y. designation and dubbing De La hippies.
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Space-Track has cataloged the Zuma payload as USA 280, international designation 303-001A.
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Russia, however, would like for other rebel groups also to be given the designation.
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And that designation — retired, rather than fired — will make all the difference going forward.
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The "Gitmo" designation comes from the airfield code, GTMO, and predates the detention facility.
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That designation also reportedly creeps into his schedule at other points during the workday.
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If you earn that rarified designation, you score a FREE Startup Alley Exhibitor Package.
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This designation will be based on media reports and other credible sources, TripAdvisor said.
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AXAL has Orphan Drug Designation in the U.S. for the treatment of anal cancer.
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That's the designation he assigns to anyone who fails to genuflect in his presence.
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If approved, the IQOS would be the first device to carry an MRTP designation.
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The designation denies the group access to the U.S. financial system, the statement said.
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The formal designation came after China allowed its currency to breach a psychological level.
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Initially, the Rockies slapped a "follow" designation on him instead of signing him outright.
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Appellations provide a legally protected designation of origin, differentiating local products from generic products.
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No president has ever reversed a national monument designation made under the Antiquities Act.
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They also claimed the designation would do nothing to help conserve the polar bear.
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In lieu of a bachelor's, Sajdak said, he believes the designation will build clout.
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The stadium, now known as the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, received the designation last month.
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Last year's inaugural race in Baku carried the official designation of European Grand Prix.
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The bill would allow citizens to sue countries without that designation, including Saudi Arabia.
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Donahue, an activist supporting the area's 2016 designation, says economic optimism has taken root.
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The complainants are seeking to have gender designation removed from all new birth certificates.
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That designation lets the chosen person make important health-care decisions if you cannot.
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But regardless of designation, Mashpee children were still swept away to Indian boarding schools.
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JASTA would allow U.S. citizens to sue countries without that designation, including Saudi Arabia.
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This is shown by the longstanding practice of allowing judges to sit by designation.
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Forward Miikka Salomaki was also assigned to the Milwaukee Admirals under the same designation.
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Unfortunately, this is not the only bad critical habitat designation the agency should abandon.
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The deadline to decide whether to extend the designation for Yemen is July 28503.
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The designation does nothing to threaten the bald eagle's position as the national animal.
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Groups fighting to prevent the extinction of bison had pushed for the federal designation.
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The bill would allow citizens to sue countries without that designation — like Saudi Arabia.
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The 1995 National Highway System Designation Act established a state infrastructure bank pilot program.
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As of 2015, there were 248 two-year institutions eligible for federal MSI designation.
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Why the United States did not follow suit with its own designation is unclear.
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Iran responded by making the same designation for U.S. forces in the Middle East.
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Administration officials say the designation is a technical one, based on a statutory standard.
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MetLife was the first company to mount a legal challenge to such a designation.
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Based on the charitable remainder designation, the IRS grants these trusts tax-exempt status.
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Conservationists have vowed to sue over the president's ability to rescind a monument's designation.
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The designation of systemically important financial institutions for insurance companies will also go away.
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Iran responded by making the same designation for U.S. forces in the Middle East.
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A majority of the American public, including Utahans, supported the designation of Bear's Ears.
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The designation was an immediate boon to owners of property within the selected areas.
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The designation is nonbinding, meaning that the department is free to change its mind.
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There should be ReproSpec designation – there are a million ways to write about it.
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Peter Mushi, who is now the chuch's pastor, has mixed feelings about the designation.
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The deadline to decide whether to extend the designation for Yemen is July 5.
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A judge in Washington overturned MetLife's designation as "too big to fail" on Wednesday,
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The idea that MetLife could shed its designation is shocking to Stephen J. Lubben.
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Thus, as required under the applicable statute, the current TPS designation must be terminated.
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The man in the white coat requests my designation, and I do not answer.
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She also noted that regulators did not consider the potential costs of the designation.
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Last January, the insurer asked a U.S. District Court to throw out the designation.
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An official from the State Department, which makes the designation, said that was incorrect.
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" He added, "I hope the re-designation will help revive interest in our families.
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But the Brotherhood's atomization is only one obstacle to its designation as terrorist group.
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Another option: certified financial planners, a professional designation with rigorous curriculum and experience requirements.
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The designation on Wednesday of two Chinese trading companies, Beijing Chengxing Trading Co. Ltd.
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Administration officials are also considering whether a narrower designation could survive a legal challenge.
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After the Unesco designation, many of the city's Bauhaus gems were preserved and restored.
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Under the designation, Mr. Weiner must register as a sex offender for 20 years.
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There has been debate on whether the interior, exterior, or both deserve the designation.
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They were oblivious to Jewish protests and defiant about losing their UNESCO cultural designation.
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This is the first time the pandemic designation has been used for a coronavirus.
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The permit process was further complicated when the neighborhood received landmark designation mid-renovation.
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The designation allows developers to get tax credits to offset the cost of cleanup.
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Ads of this nature will require a "Paid Partnership with" designation from now on.
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But a few are going to stick around long after they outgrow that designation.
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Still, by whatever designation, "Los Elementos" proved a musical delight and a charming entertainment.
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Senior administration officials said Duke did not make a determination on Honduras's TPS designation.
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Steve Cohen (D-Tenn.), represents Memphis, which has applied for a Promise Zone designation.
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The designation is meant to protect historical sites from being destroyed — a noble intent.
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The latest of these was his designation on Wednesday of two new national monuments.
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"I didn't know we were given that designation," Adam Silver, the N.B.A. commissioner, responded.
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Even outside Britain, the duke and duchess have agreed not to use the designation.
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The designation restricts foreign assistance, bans defense exports and sales and limits financial transactions.
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The state still prohibits minors from correcting their sex designation, according to Lambda Legal.
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Without designation, however, the building could be demolished at the discretion of its owner.
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Our federal delegation is working hard to defund the designation or rescind it altogether.
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It was not clear what had prompted the United States to issue the designation.
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In line with regulations, the designation was only set to take effect on Feb.
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The main reason cited for the designation was that the group had organized protests.
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"It was a very good decision today to defer the designation," he told reporters.
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Obama's national monument designation threatens this history, culture and the future of local Navajos.
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The designation process should include meaningful input and approval from state representatives and Congress.
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The blacklist designation prevents US companies from exporting commodities or software to those companies.
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An official designation of Paris for the 201932 Olympics has yet to be announced.
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Novartis – The drugmaker received a "breakthrough therapy" designation for its breast cancer treatment Kisqali.
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Salvadorans are just the latest group whose TPS designation is on the chopping block.
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If an article is deemed fake, it will carry a "disputed" designation on Facebook.
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Thankfully, these artifacts are better protected with Obama's designation of the new national monuments.
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Its historic district designation has protected many pre-Revolutionary War and 19th-century homes.
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The time frame includes Liberians covered by that TPS designation and the DED program.
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ORG domain, though the designation typically reflected a commitment to promote non-commercial use.
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This designation has, ironically, kept Disabled artists outside galleries and cultures of contemporary art.
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This designation moved the renminbi one step closer to becoming an international reserve currency.
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Just how might the designation of art and artists as "outsider" be evolving today?
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The Woman's Building was granted Historic Cultural Monument designation by the L.A. City Council.
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It's also tried out "verified purchase" designation of people who've bought the product, though as Evan Schuman at ComputerWorld points out, it's really not hard for fake reviewers to buy one item, get that designation, and then go on to fake a review.
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To the extent that there is such a thing as a systemically-important designation, it seems the goal should be to give companies as much information as possible to assist them in determining whether they want to take steps to avoid designation.
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This designation represents one of the biggest hurdles for adequate protection of the public's health.
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The EPA has created a designation that specifically helps consumers identify products with safer ingredients.
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The former executives said the company uses the internal designation Project 91 for the vehicle.
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The designation is the result of a years-long investigation of narcotics trafficking by OFAC.
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It received breakthrough therapy designation from U.S. regulators, which could speed its path to approval.
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The details of the designation and exactly what it means for Huawei still need clarification.
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The move marks the first manipulator designation since 1994, when China was declared a manipulator.
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The jury also found Oculus guilty on charges related to false designation and copyright infringement.
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Haiti, for example, has had TPS designation for seven years; El Salvador for 16 years.
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The administration's decision to make the designation was first reported by the Wall Street Journal.
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The panel only once before has removed a SIFI designation with GE Capital in 2016.
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"Prudential has long maintained that we do not meet the standard for designation," it said.
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Correction: A previous version of this article misidentified the grantor of the commercial astronaut designation.
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Despite the positive intentions, several New England fisherman are pretty upset about the new designation.
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The designation allows authorities to restrict activities such as grazing, farming, logging, and mineral mining.
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That designation refers to "special access programs," which are the nation's most closely guarded secrets.
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Huawei and ZTE would have 30 days to contest the FCC's national security risk designation.
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Pellegrino's professional credentials include the Chartered Financial Analyst designation and a Certified Public Accountant license.
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ICE refiled a deportation case against Carranza last year despite the parole-in-place designation.
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Applying the critical infrastructure designation amid the contentious campaign would have been "counterproductive," Johnson said.
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In each case, the point of the designation is to recognize an imbalance of power.
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The panel only once before has removed a SIFI designation, with GE Capital in 2016.
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Like with its mobile chips, the 800 designation highlights that this is a premium product.
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It's an environmental thing: The designation would prohibit commercial activity and development on the site.
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Time magazine's "person of the year" designation couldn't have come at a more apt time.
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While the official designation of the companies has changed, their work remains largely the same.
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Quick question: How does one persuade the DMV to give them a "skinny bitch" designation?
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Analysts said the designation also could complicate U.S. dealings with officials across the Middle East.
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The designation freezes Maduro's assets in the US and prohibits Americans from dealing with him.
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Respondents there said it only took a net worth of $670,000 to earn that designation.
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"The final designation assumed such damage but never explained how it would result," she wrote.
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Inventory ran out in 2014, and the 'bottled in bond' designation had to be removed.
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The WHO urged countries not to use the designation to justify trade or travel restrictions.
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Spangenberg could be down longer that the original 15 days on the disabled-list designation.
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It was also things like ... actually, funny enough, even the designation "nonpartisan" was a barrier.
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And Obama is hardly the first president to hold back on a designation of genocide.
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Ironically, eliminating D4's use through a POP designation could have long-term environmental impacts.
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And the federal appeals court could still rule against MetLife and uphold the company's designation.
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The designation on April 13th of Vote Leave, rather than the more right-wing Leave.
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The nonpartisan Cook Political Report rates the race a "toss-up," its most competitive designation.
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Thursday's designation would give the administration specific powers to marshal federal, state and private resources.
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That designation refers to "special access programs," which are among the nation's most guarded secrets.
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That is, until the Trump administration lifted TPS designation from Sudan in September of 2017.
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The Tokyo Stock Exchange had cancelled its "security on alert" designation on the company's stock.
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The study used 2130/23 mm Hg as the threshold for high blood pressure designation.
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Earlier this month, Stone objected to that designation, asking that the case be randomly assigned.
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He said earlier this year that he "can't imagine anybody else" being given the designation.
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"R" is the designation for a reconnaissance aircraft and "Q" means it is remotely piloted.
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Chevy revealed the production version of its eighth-generation Corvette, bearing the famous Stingray designation.
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Iran responded by applying the same designation to all U.S. troops in the Middle East.
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Joint venture designation provides airlines with antitrust immunity, allowing them to coordinate schedules and pricing.
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He received the "Bullfrog" designation as the longest-serving SEAL before his retirement in 1990.
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Two parts of Lyon County did get the designation, but not Dayton, the Post reported.
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The council has coordinated its designation process with that of the transnational Financial Stability Board.
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Regulators voted to remove the systemically important financial institution designation from insurance giant AIG (AIG).
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Out rode several more trucks, each one resplendent with a designation of the armed forces.
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The critical infrastructure designation just means that DHS can provide its full array of services.
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The designation cringe comedy has now become so pervasive that it risks losing its usefulness.
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The Treasury need not call for wholesale removal of the designation to reduce its use.
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Four incidents were given a category A designation, meaning a serious risk of collision existed.
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He deserves credit for the hearing designation order seeking to halt the merger with Tribune.
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One last designation, Soave Colli Scaligeri, indicates wines from hillside vineyards outside the Classico zone.
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But when doing the designation, Treasury does need to write out a statement explaining itself.
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The designation became prestigious enough for medical students to include it in applications for residencies.
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That designation means that IQOS must adhere to the same advertising and other federal restrictions.
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Trump added that the designation would be formally made by the Treasury Department on Tuesday.
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"I didn't know we were given that designation," Adam Silver, the N.B.A. commissioner, said, laughing.
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"I didn't know we were given that designation," said Adam Silver, the N.B.A. commissioner, laughing.
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Revoking that designation has been a key concern of the Sudanese president, Omar al-Bashir.
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The new terrorism designation could expand on this by further undermining the Revolutionary Guards' finances.
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But this spring, the administration abruptly pushed through the terrorist designation for the Revolutionary Guards.
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The designation would impose sanctions on the group and those who do business with it.
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The designation enables them to live, work and attend school in Germany for three years.
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A company needs a score of at least 80 to receive the B Corp designation.
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Lau Pa Sat distinguishes itself with its soaring cast-iron frame and national monument designation.
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Given the situation, "the manipulator designation does not do very much at all," Wright said.
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Maybarduk said that Gilead was "under great public pressure" to revoke the FDA's orphan designation.
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Your advisor should be experienced in working with widows and have an accepted professional designation.
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Advisers-in-training are encouraged to earn other designations, like the certified financial planner designation.
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But a special designation is reserved for cheeses produced with unpasteurized milk from French cows.
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The clue actually reads "Frequent designation for Elizabeth Taylor," and the answer is EX-WIFE.
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The camp "did not carry a U.N. designation," according to the statement from the military.
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HHS Secretary Alex Azar subsequently renewed the emergency designation seven times, most recently on Oct.
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The designation has also affected the relief effort to support the lions, Mr. Salih said.
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Zinke may also ask that Congress take certain steps to change the monument designation process.
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Within the EU, the cheese was also granted the Protected Designation of Origin, in 1996.
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But my classmates did honor me with the allegedly less-prestigious designation of Best Personality.
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"Certain elements constituting genocide" - a rare designation under international law - may be present, it said.
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But the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission does not think the house warrants designation.
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American Airlines and Delta Air Lines make the designation optional for children 15 to 17.
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The designation allowed Williamsburg to form a government and take control of its own affairs.
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Within months of Williamsburg's designation as a city, the discussion again came to the fore.
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John Kelly, Trump's DHS secretary, has indicated that he will keep that designation in place.
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The designation had no bearing on Cosby's state prison sentence of three to 10 years.
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It was a deserved designation, coming after the downing of a South Korean passenger jet.
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Perhaps that is why the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol supported the legislation and designation.
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Come meet, greet and network with the founders who earned the coveted Top Pick designation.
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These solutions include eliminating land grabbing and land speculation through federal designation of public forests.
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GM "unallocated" its Lordstown plant, a designation that meant the automaker would shutter the plant.
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Some members of the Mormon communities of northern Mexico have also pressed for the designation.
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What impact will the terror designation have on Iran and the rest of the region?
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It lifted that designation in November while maintaining its advice for pregnant women and travelers.
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She maintained that most people would agree that the celebrities she counted merited the designation.
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Under the FCC process, they have 30 days after the initial designation to formally object.
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And critics who don't agree with the site's designation can request that it be changed.
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But designation doesn't mean that the inn couldn't be turned into a nail salon tomorrow.
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GE Capital aggressively reworked how it does business after receiving a SIFI designation in 2013.
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We also make sure to wash ready-to-eat veggies (despite the "triple wash" designation).
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The designation makes Sudan ineligible for desperately needed debt relief and financing from international lenders.
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