Kipling, who believed in imperial duty, preferred the diligent beavers.
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What you have is enough, so be diligent with it.
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Did floss work or did you just become more diligent?
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The actor has always been diligent about his fitness routine.
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They are professionals, diligent, operate at high levels of integrity.
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My previous advice stands: Keep it simple and be diligent.
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Reusable bags are fine — assuming you're diligent about cleaning them.
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Eventually, Diligent Robotics hopes to bring Moxi into people's homes.
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We are penalizing Asian students for being diligent and intelligent.
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He simply had to be diligent and spend some money.
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"Be a little more diligent about personal hygiene," he said.
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Some — including Boris Johnson — prefer to employ diligent handwashing instead.
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Vivian Chu is the cofounder and CEO of Diligent Robotics.
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"That was something I was very diligent about," she said.
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They took diligent notes during the Trump team's opening arguments.
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He can be charming, quick, brilliant, insightful and neurotically diligent.
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As a community, we should've been diligent, ready, and prepared.
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"We are diligent, and we have to be even more diligent, to explain in all those places where anti-Semitism is spreading, or returning, that we are not ready to accept it," Rivlin told CNN.
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You have to be diligent to churn out that many recipes.
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The company is diligent in performing reviews and taking account actions.
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In many ways he was a model lawmaker, diligent and moderate.
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He appears, as usual, with diligent musicians many years his junior.
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Books have been written contrasting diligent Asian kids with feckless Americans.
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"I love to be diligent, to serve guests here", he says.
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I wanted to be a diligent Tamagotchi parent, I really did.
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She proved somewhat wooden, but "pridna — diligent, obedient," Mr. Jerko said.
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Still, he remained diligent, improving in both fields in equal measure.
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He is driven by unbridled creativity, but refined by diligent methods.
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You have to be stubborn and diligent about your creative dreams.
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They are focused and diligent, poring over their facts and figures.
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Go and check my notifications, I'm very diligent about handling those.
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Babies, however, often do not respond to a diligent work ethic.
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Diligent brushers can save 15% on the cost of their premiums.
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The result is frantically overstuffed but earnest, diligent and defiantly optimistic.
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At 37 I had to be much more diligent and careful.
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They could have been mistaken for reporters or merely diligent fans.
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Alzabarah, a good-natured, diligent employee, joined Twitter in August 2013.
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I'm sure you're just as diligent a counter when you're losing.
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But the full truth is still being uncovered by diligent reporters.
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Andrea Thomaz is the Co-Founder and CEO of Diligent Robotics.
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Carefully consuming, being diligent with pleasure is a form of holiness.
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I now understand that I have to be more diligent and careful.
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I'm proud of our detectives for their diligent work in this case.
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Being diligent about addressing any problems should keep your car running smoothly.
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We have a diligent review process, where we closely monitor our advertisers.
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Stress-free tax filing can be achieved through diligent planning and preparation.
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If diligent preparation guarantees success, Mr Trump's NATO visit should go swimmingly.
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A diligent visitor can grasp the honey allusions without substantial background knowledge.
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So I'm sure institutions are already very diligent about the court scrutiny.
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The kind, diligent waitress appeared and offered me a knife and fork.
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But she needs to be really diligent about cutting any unnecessary expenses.
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But Judge Blanchard's explanation of the panel's reasoning is diligent and careful.
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Immigrants bring an entrepreneurial spirit and diligent work ethic to America's shores.
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Diligent searchers can then gain access to Facebook and so much else.
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" — Ana Marie Cox, political correspondent for MTV News "Debate ratings – Cruz: diligent.
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Diligent enforcement must also be undertaken despite the costs or time required.
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I'm very diligent about my skin and my routine takes more time.
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If you're diligent about scoring discounts, you'll save a ton of money.
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By her account, he was diligent about contributing to his retirement funds.
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"I can say that the president has been very diligent," Rosselló said.
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It said it was diligent to prevent the diversion of controlled substances.
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And if you haven't been as diligent, you do have some time.
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"Pittsburgh deserves an active and diligent voice in Washington, D.C.," Edwards said.
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The first wave of Polish pupils had a reputation for being particularly diligent.
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He was very diligent and tested with a number of competitive golf balls.
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He tends to his online fan community, Bowienet, like a particularly diligent shepherd.
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But the self-made millionaire wasn't always a cautious spender and diligent saver.
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She is as diligent and dedicated to her routine as you would expect.
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I am hilarious (in my humble opinion), artistic, truthful, awesome, diligent and intelligent.
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You should also be especially diligent about links sent to you via email.
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All that diligent preparation may make embracing the spontaneous a little more difficult.
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He's exactly the kind of diligent, obsessive volunteer that Wikipedia needed to thrive.
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It has one definite meaning that will offer itself up to diligent students.
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But journalists and writers should be religiously diligent in separating the two groups.
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After diligent swiping and brushing, we've landed on our favorites from many categories.
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Beyond those areas, folks should be alert and diligent with tick bite precautions.
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A lot of things can get in the way of diligent police work.
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Congress must exercise far more diligent and stringent supervision over these executive agencies.
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Accurately uncovering attribution and protecting against further attacks requires diligent and thoughtful investigation.
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Even Buffett is a diligent disciple of his principles for long-term investing.
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So I'm trying to be really, really diligent and just patient with everything.
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The Moon enters diligent Virgo today, and you're all about getting shit done.
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This is a question even the most diligent Googler is wont to find.
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The moon enters diligent Virgo today, Aries, finding you busy tackling your chores.
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He's not knowledgeable/diligent enough to prevent them & he has a subpar team.
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They also have strong bones and can make for diligent and dedicated hunters.
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Being diligent about washing your hands with soap and water is also important.
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He's a globally loved character thanks to the work of very diligent translators.
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Even the most diligent dieters can find it hard to constantly resist temptation.
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But their diligent efforts cannot raise the whole enterprise above a mere exercise.
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Sacra praised the "amazing foresight and diligent preparation" in creating the biocontainment unit.
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Prior to Diligent, Chu worked at both Google[X] and Honda Research Institute.
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This morning we're digging into MetroMile, Tricentis, Kaltura and Diligent (with a caveat).
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I thought I was being diligent, yet they thought I was being rude.
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Be diligent about distinguishing work time and family timeI worked from 9 a.m.
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But it also acknowledges that victims must now be more diligent than ever.
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For now, you'll have to remain particularly diligent about abiding by best security practices.
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Plus, people tend to mirror their conscientious spouses' diligent habits, the research team finds.
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By being more organized and diligent, the Vermont senator hopes to shrink Clinton's lead.
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Trump's probably the most diligent, hardest-working president we've ever had in our lifetimes.
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My dad's super diligent, loving and one of the most intelligent people I know.
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It was huge and made me more diligent about leaving room for people's stories.
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The caring, the artistic and the diligent spend their days before Christmas wrapping gifts.
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Both my parents are entrepreneurs, and my fiancé and I are hardworking and diligent.
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FBI needs to be thorough We want the FBI to be thorough and diligent.
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But something tells us that these dogged and diligent reporters weren't just Feelin' Lucky.
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And of course, we need to be very diligent when it comes to compliance.
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The decision follows a thorough and diligent review of the evidence in this case.
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Clients are becoming more diligent about asking questions rather than blindly trusting their advisors.
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But the diligent Epic representative is good at his job and instructs me otherwise.
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Individuals, companies, and government agencies -- if they're careful and diligent -- do make backups regularly.
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If you want to become a manager, it's important you show that you're diligent.
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If the detectives here are not always the most savory characters, they are diligent.
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"She's supersmart, hyperanalytical, diligent and highly adventurous at the same time," Mr. Roy said.
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It can't be because Gates's lawyers were diligent in seeking to raise the issue.
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"We are pretty confident that he has been very diligent about that," Mara said.
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And, importantly, you were always rewarded for practice, diligent play, and knowing the territory.
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I will be diligent in measuring the record and in undertaking an independent review.
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I urge everyone to be diligent in taking steps to stay healthy and safe!
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"Had we been more diligent, we wouldn't have nearly the problems we have today."
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Those who know Durant best expect him to be uber-diligent in his rehab.
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Ever since, she had taught the girls to be extra diligent about wearing seatbelts.
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But it is mainly a matter of diligent practice, with many pathways to success.
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Baird's Albert is a loyal husband and diligent public servant but also a misogynist.
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Although he knew her only in passing, he described her as a diligent student.
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For months her health had been spiraling downward, despite being diligent with her treatments.
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We must be diligent about evaluating sources of information for bias, accuracy and relevancy.
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"Thoughtful and diligent" was the verdict of the Mainichi Shimbun, a major Japanese newspaper.
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"He is a diligent worker," Pittsburghs head coach Mike Tomlin told reporters about Toussaint.
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Learning from jazz history, Ms. Rushen had been diligent about claiming her publishing rights.
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Learning from jazz history, Ms. Rushen had been diligent about claiming her publishing rights.
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Despite our best intentions and diligent preparation with our home office setup things go wrong.
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After being diligent for about three weeks, I felt the difference of the keto diet.
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It requires a diligent patient to administer it as prescribed, over a set time period.
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He said he recalled when doctors themselves were diligent about following up on the outcomes.
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Eventually Mark is forced into the role of a dejected but diligent loner on campus.
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You'll now be even more diligent about finding the right role for you moving forward!
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But actively verifying brokers' annual attestations can help a firm look more diligent about compliance.
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His legacy was mostly hidden—we only know about his achievements through his diligent notes.
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Diligent squinters are rewarded with creations like the Tony Leung (bourbon, Frangelico, egg white, pistachio).
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We must stay diligent in our picking if we want to keep the streak rolling.
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It also must be transparent and accountable with an unbiased, diligent yet expeditious investigative process.
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Caroline: I was diligent in that I used only Trader Joe's products during the week.
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Diligent handwashing and avoidance of touching the target membranes can help head off such transfers.
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"He's extraordinarily diligent," said Ginsburg at en event last week hosted by the Aspen Institute.
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Our robust community management team is diligent in making sure inappropriate images are removed promptly.
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Never underestimate the power of the sun, and be diligent and generous with your SPF.
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With diligent tenderness, the film pursues lightness—how to cultivate it, how to be it.
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Bike traffic picks up downtown, and riders are pretty diligent about staying in their lane.
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The authorities have suggested that the rise could actually be because of more diligent investigation.
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The Times kept a diligent bedside vigil until Mr. Whitman's death on March 26, 1892.
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How to combine the primal directness of Abstract Expressionism with the diligent mysticism of Hartley?
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Dr. Kao would later admit that he had not been the most diligent university student.
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And, in the meantime, be extra diligent about hand-washing and other coronavirus prevention-practices.
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Usually diligent, organized and meticulous, Mr. Russo was not prepared for the loss on Nov.
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A diligent musician from 9 years old onward, Mr. Marks excelled in high school bands.
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"They were really concerned that it was not a comprehensive and diligent effort," he said.
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But be diligent in cleaning instruments that touch your skin as well, Dr. Lancer added.
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You'll be ready to get to work today, after the Moon enters diligent Earth sign Virgo.
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Or is it because you're stressed, you're not taking your meds as much, you're less diligent.
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"Our hair craves moisture, and for that reason I'm very diligent with deep-conditioning," she says.
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And there's no way to know more other than to be diligent and keep at it.
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How diligent you have to be, and how many sources you have to get to confirm.
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Choosing an investment advisor or money manager should be a careful process based on diligent research.
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Pakistan is a regular taker of its loans but not a diligent follower of its advice.
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"Enhancement and diligent enforcement of the 2014 standards remains critical for reversing these trends," they wrote.
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DACA recipients are precisely the sort of accomplished, diligent, educated immigrants that Republicans claim to want.
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Italians and Greeks work many more hours than their supposedly more diligent northern neighbours, for instance.
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But through diligent scholarship, a circle of European intellectuals helped distant gardens bloom in new languages.
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And people tend to benefit from mirroring their conscientious spouses' diligent habits, the research team finds.
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It has previously said "it has been thorough and diligent" in its duties as an auditor.
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We will be diligent in pursuing violative imports and in collecting anti-dumping and countervailing duties.
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It's just a bit annoying how diligent and spendy you have to be to get everything.
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After a storm, be diligent about clearing snow and ice from sidewalks, driveways and outside stairs.
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A statement on behalf of envoys from 42 African countries lamented the lack of "diligent prosecution".
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We must be diligent in discharging our responsibility to serve as a check on his power.
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Mr. Reiman, 33, is a sales director at Diligent Corporation, a software company in New York.
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I have made diligent oversight of the federal government a priority for more than three decades.
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It is not reasonable, or even desirable, to demand that every person becomes a diligent historian.
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Lack of witnesses meant the three murders remained unsolved despite diligent efforts to investigate, Driz added.
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Johnson is also known as a diligent and hard worker among those who've worked with him.
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"Old GM - if reasonably diligent - surely should have known about the defect," the 2nd Circuit wrote.
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This Wednesday, messenger Mercury hunkers down in Taurus, a sign that is both diligent and decadent.
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If you can control your mind and do the diligent work, you can change your life.
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Diligent makes products that provide secure corporate governance and collaboration solutions for boards and senior executives.
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Goldman's lawyer said the bank had been diligent and that the Libyans were feeling "buyer's remorse".
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They added that anyone who had used Yahoo should be diligent about monitoring their personal accounts.
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The courageous survivors who spoke out and the diligent prosecutors made his trial and conviction possible.
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First, here is the general advice I have to offer: Keep it simple and be diligent.
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He was a diligent student, made the debating team and was a star in Latin class.
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As an Egyptian, I am shamefully aware that my country's government was among the most diligent.
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Afterwards, he told reporters that being diligent about his studies is what helped him pull through.
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On the whole, Twitter users seem to be more diligent than English-speaking Americans about ♻️.
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The entire cast sang beautifully — warmly and offhandedly, too, once they forgot to be overly diligent.
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" It also reminded customers "to be diligent with who has access to their vehicle's key fob.
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Urged by the diligent protests of youth activists, city officials declared a climate emergency this November.
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"We dont always believe that people have done the test, been diligent about it," he said.
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Mussard smiled affectionately at her diligent elves, and left to catch a plane home to Belgium.
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I forgot to pay once and got a ticket, so I'm hyper-diligent about it now.
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Most investors are extremely diligent in determining what investments should be a part of their portfolios.
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Would I have been diligent enough to have avoided Zaley's every cold while I was pregnant?
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Image via MIT Technology Review Andrea Thomaz is the Co-Founder and CEO of Diligent Robotics.
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And that can be hard for even the most diligent person to do perfectly, Ruiz says.
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Much the same goes for Cavani, as diligent and spirited a forward as might be found.
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Shopping for a car online requires diligent research and repeated checking of listings — usually on multiple websites.
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That could lead to self-loathing if they weren't diligent in managing their disease to avoid amputation.
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Was it the mask, or had I just been more diligent about washing my face that week?
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And some of those floppy-eared, tiny-tailed puppies will eventually grow into responsible, diligent working dogs.
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If Griff wasn't so diligent they would have moved along the way and we wouldn't have known.
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He painted Coons as "open minded" and "incredibly diligent," though he doesn't agree with him on everything.
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"Just seeing how diligent he is in maintaining his body is an inspiration unto itself," says Brown.
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I'm not as diligent about that as I should be, but back things up every few months.
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But in general, we've been pretty diligent about not letting anybody crack them open or repair them.
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The AP reports that Judge Williams told the jurors they had "clearly been diligent" in their deliberations.
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American companies in search of cheap, diligent labour attract poor Mexican migrants or erect factories in Mexico.
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We're all going to have to be more diligent about it and look for any warning signs.
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"He was a very diligent, hardworking man determined to help people in North Korea," David Kim said.
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But the rest of the hearing showed that these men have been anything but forthright and diligent.
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If you're incredibly diligent, you're never going to learn anything from watching one of these things. Right.
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Boxers and film stars project themselves into public jobs while the diligent and competent too often languish.
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This newspaper's view is that the dull but diligent Mr Roxas would make the best next president.
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"The city must be diligent in making sure the Games obligations are fully met," the IOC said.
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Kaine then urged Norquist to be "very diligent" in protecting members of the military cooperating with Congress.
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Scioscia called Eppler a baseball rat with a diligent approach, like-minded goals and strong communication skills.
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You're ready to get organized and get to work, Aries, thanks to the Moon in diligent Virgo.
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If you're diligent, you'll soon develop a repertoire of best practices to draw on for future negotiations.
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Even if you're diligent about sunscreen use, you can still end the day with a nasty burn.
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Suppose the records sought are not exempt from disclosure, and diligent staff can quickly fulfill your request.
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Yet what can it mean, in a book of such diligent hesitation, to "really" tell any story?
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That amount of reading — especially bad reading — can thin the patience of even the most diligent judge.
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Alongside these efforts, members of the public must practice diligent and savvy information habits during this crisis.
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"It depends on how smart and how responsible we are and how diligent we are," he said.
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You just have to be diligent and understand the right entry point for you as an investor.
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No story is as instructive as that of the Japanese, arguably the most diligent of Hamilton's disciples.
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"From the opening and to the summation, they took very diligent notes, and we're just very satisfied."
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There are many exciting start-ups and diligent investors trying to figure out which ones to fund.
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According to a Norwegian food blogger that Steven (diligent in planning meals) had consulted, it wasn't stuffy.
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As diligent historians, Morris and Ze'evi acknowledge many differences between the three phases of history they recount.
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Diligent Robotics will be competing with companies like Aethon's TUG bot for pulling laundry and pharmacy carts.
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Oh, and a million memes were born as diligent hand washing and social distancing began in earnest.
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He is a diligent worker and stands a sturdy 6 feet 4 inches and weighs 235 pounds.
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I've been diligent about routine vet visits and all the shots now recommended to prevent debilitating ailments.
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"We would like to thank the G.S.A. for their diligent review of this matter," the statement said.
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"I feel badly because these are our friends," said Pierre Diligent, a driver who immigrated from Haiti.
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"Pittsburgh deserves an active and diligent voice in Washington, D.C.," Edwards said Wednesday in announcing her campaign.
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Robertson had testified that she conducted "repeated and diligent searches" for the password, but came up empty.
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Missing are the archaic dialogue and laborious scene-setting, the dense clutter of details signaling diligent research.
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Girls are encouraged to be diligent, cooperative and ambitious — all things that serve them well in school.
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So the double cleanse gives you that face-touching reward for being so diligent throughout the day.
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Later, he spoke with delivery workers, comparing them to "diligent honeybees," and vowed to create more jobs.
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Which is more dangerous — no speed limits with diligent drivers or what we have on our freeways?
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Being a risk-oblivious youngster, your friend was not always cognizant of cancer hazards or diligent about sunscreen.
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Crafting resources should be no problem if you've been diligent about deconstructing older gear instead of selling it.
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And while you're at it, write up a new chore chart, since Mercury enters diligent Virgo this evening.
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"It's just a sign people are being diligent about the situation and responding to the police," Brandon said.
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The dad said he's sharing his story because he wants others to be diligent about protecting their children.
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Our work reiterates that consumers need to be diligent about the advice they seek — especially if it's free.
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I think if we are not diligent and our voices are quieted, things can always be rolled back.
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Even if they are diligent about donating their clothes, most of it ends up in the landfill anyway.
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FOR A COUNTRY that is regularly accused of manipulating its statistics, China is remarkably diligent about collecting them.
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So stay diligent about deleting stuff, especially if you say anything embarrassing and/or incriminating to your phone.
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She was diligent about studying when her nanny was on duty and after her child went to bed.
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"Currently, we are developing our corporate strategy further - in a calm and diligent way," Siemens said by email.
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After that, Strangio became much more diligent about not sharing his location and information about his child online.
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"Despite repeated and diligent searches, I have not been able to find them written down anywhere," she said.
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I stay seated, gaze lowered, and hope my note taking has been read as diligent rather than suspicious.
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Of course, this came after long months of diligent work, 500 people from the inspector general&aposs team.
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He was diligent too ... making sure to get both her front and back, and just about everywhere else.
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In light of her diagnosis, Frankel implores everyone to be diligent about protecting their skin from the sun.
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" George Clooney said "we're all going to have to be more diligent...and look for any warning signs.
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You are more diligent than me, but I still want to live the branded dream vicariously through you.
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If you're looking to invest in power tools, you should be more diligent when picking out used ones.
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Caught by surprise in 2011, the secret police are even more diligent in sniffing out and scotching dissent.
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Google Play has been fairly diligent in removing apps like Smart Poké 2, so its longevity is questionable.
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Men in these two groups may want to be even more diligent about getting screened, according to Krist.
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With diligent care, conditions like obstetric hemorrhage and preeclampsia are serious but do not have to be fatal.
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Jo Cox—idealistic, diligent, likeable and rooted in her Yorkshire constituency—was a living rebuttal of that cynicism.
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You can sleep soundly knowing that your diligent work to rewrite Canadian history rightwards found a receptive audience.
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Despite the diligent efforts of his medical caregivers, Matadi did not recover and he passed away last night.
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"I am grateful for the diligent efforts of law enforcement during the course of this investigation," he said.
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This is diplomacy in motion, soft power wielded like a machete through the diligent, decisive act of dressing.
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Through diligent saving and living frugally, I've built my net worth towards a total value of roughly $315,83.
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It comes down to diligent, long-term planning, knowing audiences, and finding ways to connect with them emotionally.
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"Even among this diligent, almost-ideal population, there's no escaping this almost inevitable holiday weight gain," he said.
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As they clutched briefcases, they visually illustrated the stereotype that Asians are diligent workers who excel at math.
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All three companies have learned from their experience and are more diligent in tracking software and related licensing.
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"The snake [...] didn't get on a plane thanks to our officers' diligent screening," Koshetz told the Miami Herald.
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Virgo is a down-to-earth, analytical, diligent energy—the perfect counter to your dreamy, poetic, nonlinear ways.
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"We're diligent in our approach to trying new things and exploring flavors that complement the bean," Dukes says.
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He compared it to guidance from the CDC: Work from home if you can, be extra diligent, etc.
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Such a complicated plan relied on less-than-diligent guards, something the report says is still a problem.
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This ends up rewarding not workers as a whole, but specifically the least diligent and least conscientious workers.
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On June 13, 1971, after weeks of diligent preparation, Mr. Sheehan introduced readers to what the documents revealed.
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Diligent Robotics wants to give them a helper droid that can run errands for them around the hospital.
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Diligent Robotics' solution engineers work with hospitals to teach Moxi how to get around and what they need.
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First, as a sportswriter for 48 years at The Times, I filed articles under his diligent editing watch.
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Defenders of Mr. Rutnam, the permanent secretary who clashed with her, said he was unflappable, honest and diligent.
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"Rob is in fact charming and intelligent and diligent and extremely good at his job," Ms. Willoughby said.
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Pitchers were given an off-season throwing program, and Callaway and Eiland were diligent about regular check-ins.
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Another talked about how one must be diligent in the face of adversity at school and in life.
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WE'RE WORKING DILIGENT ON IT. AND I'M NOT HAPPY WITH MIDDLE '19, SO WE WILL DO IT EARLIER.
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How much better, then, to have a diligent pragmatist representing them in Washington, DC, than a conservative firebrand.
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Amazon has said the warehouse injury numbers reflect the company being more diligent than competitors in recording injuries.
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In the past, she had been diagnosed with a melanoma, and she was diligent about getting preventive exams.
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Over the years, Mr. Glenn earned the respect of Senate colleagues as an upright, candid and diligent legislator.
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As bad as he was as a student, he was brilliantly diligent in working the steps of recovery.
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You can feed very little of a high calorie food and get weight loss if you are diligent.
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But to establish and maintain relationships, people would have had to be fair, honest, generous, diligent and loyal.
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No doubt, being diligent and updating your chosen budgeting tool takes time and effort, but it pays off.
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The key challenge remains pricing it correctly—an assessment that requires a diligent review of its investments and patents.
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Or if it's a temporary means to an end and you're diligent about not getting stuck in that situation.
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"We will continue our diligent pursuit of justice for this victim," District Attorney Jonathan Blodgett says in the statement.
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Diligent users were able to turn the defacements of utter morons into whatever the opposite of a swastika is.
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Automakers need to be increasingly diligent to ensure digital safety, as apps become more prevalent in the car world.
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According to Al Jazeera, the police were diligent about covering up any tattoos and clothing that had Nazi symbols.
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At least 75 hatched chicks are now thriving, thanks in no small part to a diligent nationwide conservation effort.
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Kaine (& friends ) being reminded that were not at the Victory line but must be diligent & vigorous in our pursuit.
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He remains a diligent collector of evidence supporting the notion that listing requirements have become more burdensome over time.
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Instead it reflects the painstaking work of scores of diligent diplomats, mostly quite junior, in embassies round the world.
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Even some neutral observers think this may be the wrong moment for Obama's diligent avoidance of the partisan fray.
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"After a year of diligent work, we look forward to sharing our findings with the American people," he said.
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" After Alexander described Acosta as a "diligent reporter," Trump told him, "I'm not a big fan of yours either.
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Do a diligent cuttings job and interview anyone who has some dirt to dish or an axe to grind.
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A large part of that success has been due to the diligent, careful orchestration that connects all the films.
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And it has the same rewards for diligent exploration: bonus levels, secret exits that lead to mysterious "special" levels.
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So we will be diligent not to put someone in a position where there isn't a case to prove.
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Beneath its diligent research, the book is a study in creativity: how to define it, how to achieve it.
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"He looked so handsome and diligent and studious just sitting there playing with his little calculator," Ms. Hagan said.
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All those folded and flattened corrugated cardboard boxes are a testament to Americans' diligent recycling efforts — to a degree.
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To combat fatigue late in the season, Cueto said pitchers had to be diligent with their off-season routines.
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After all, he amassed a $2.1 billion net worth through a long series of prescient calls and diligent analyses.
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Together, we must remain diligent and determined to protect our democratic institutions and maintain trust in our electoral process.
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Diligent scientific work is needed to determine the real source of the feces falling from the sky, Young said.
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I'm guessing media reporters and other diligent reservists in the press corps will find a number of such examples.
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"I will be diligent in measuring the record and in undertaking an independent review," Jones said on Monday night.
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Mr. Clark, 39, is a director for integration in the Washington office of Diligent, a corporate governance technology company.
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Know your numbers and manage your expensesIn order to manage something you need to be diligent in measuring it.
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At the time, the Monroe County Sheriff's Office praised the "incredible, diligent police work" that led to their capture.
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Assuming that the administration was reasonably diligent, shouldn't the changes have been made by now, rendering the ban unnecessary?
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Ms. Wilton said one such piece hangs in her office as a reminder to be diligent in evaluating bequests.
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But his diligent reporting apparently proved too much for the Myanmar government and he was arrested in December 2017.
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One Bigfoot researcher, Daniel Hurst, said he appreciates skeptics because they force him to be diligent in his work.
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"When breaches like these happen, consumers need to be diligent — and not just in the short term," Schulz said.
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She's diligent about trying to fact-check her guests in real-time, often texting her producers live on-air.
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Be honest and tell the company that you&aposre being diligent, because you&aposre highly interested in the role.
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At Columbus State, a two-year college where many Somalis study, some classmates recalled him as a diligent student.
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State health officials were diligent in cracking down on low-vaccination rates, particularly in ultra-conservative orthodox Jewish communities.
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I am under the diligent care of a leading endocrinologist, with a team of nurses and competent administrative staff.
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These two diligent Gentoos, unaware of the political heat around their courtship, became a larger symbol for the country.
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"You are the most diligent, like diligent bees, traveling here and there and being exposed to the sun and rain," he said on Friday as he ventured into the streets of Beijing to wish a happy new year to delivery workers, a photo opportunity that was heavily featured in the state-run media.
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The various police agencies celebrated these accomplishments with press releases touting their diligent work and the closure brought to families.
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Months later, she was cleaning the house when her father started chasing her, angry that she wasn't being diligent enough.
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The most diligent publications limit every possible variable to come to objective, comparable measures — work that is useful and laudable.
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Nevertheless, spread outside China, including in the U.S., seems less explosive and contained by diligent use of public health measures.
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Only then is the diligent customer told the rates on offer, ranging from almost nothing to almost nothing at all.
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A diligent press, an informed citizenry, and two co-equal branches of government are the most important of these checks.
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The first two weeks I had to be extremely diligent: no booze, no carbs, no corn, no sugar, no dairy.
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There will be another institution that is less diligent in designing race-neutral admissions policies before they do racial preferences.
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Doing so will also help put you on a path to be diligent in saving and investing throughout the year.
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Mercury is currently in diligent, hard working Earth sign Capricorn, encouraging you to focus on issues you would rather ignore.
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And it's not just funny — it's a smart, well-informed book that he wrote alongside a diligent team of researchers.
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Ships tried in vain to defend against heavily-armed pirates using little more than diligent watch-keeping and water cannons.
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"He's making sure he takes the diligent time and effort and attention that this very important issue deserves," she said.
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Yet attributions in the text are sparse, forcing the diligent reader to flip to endnotes, which sometimes cite questionable sources.
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But we need to remain diligent in stoking insurers to provide equal coverage for eating disorders treatment across the country.
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Unless you're keeping a diligent eye on what's coming and going to Netflix, you may miss a few noteworthy series.
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Her mood is wary and her style is mischievous, but the animating force of her writing is always diligent curiosity.
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They won on technique and diligent study of their opponents, not by being the biggest, loudest assholes in the room.
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He was diligent about registering — to the point that his parole agent complained that he was contacting him too often.
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Others, still, are the on-again, off-again types — the diligent sunscreen users who start every vacation with scorching burns.
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Insight, a U.S. investment firm, is planning to pay a 30 percent premium for Diligent, one of the people said.
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"We have been diligent in responsibly addressing the tank release and taking steps to minimize any potential impacts," it said.
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Plus, if you're diligent about at-home care, especially exfoliating, the pain will also become less and less over time.
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When he was released in June 220, Smith was diligent about his job search, sending out applications online every day.
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Ms. Majeed's Facebook post included a plea for Sri Lankan authorities to be more diligent before posting information about suspects.
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During his decade as U.N. chief, Pérez de Cuéllar would earn a reputation more for diligent, quiet diplomacy than charisma.
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"I'm still very concerned because we are going to get something, so people need to really remain diligent," she said.
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"The Hollywood Police Department remains diligent in investigating all aspects of this case and additional arrests are anticipated," O'Brien said.
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We see how good this industry can be if you do it right, but you've got to really be diligent.
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Ever the diligent student, I spent nearly a year immersing myself in the great food writing of the 20th century.
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Are you a diligent writer who can absorb an article and turn out material that will shine on crowded timelines?
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"I hate when I ask someone, 'What's your biggest weakness,' and they say something like, 'I'm too diligent,'" she says.
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I have a half marathon coming up that I haven't been super diligent about training for, but here we go.
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The country is becoming more and more diverse, and associations need to be more diligent in defining rules, she added.
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As people streamed out, I headed in the other direction, explaining my destination to the diligent security guards I passed.
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Anaheim (46-23-13) vanquished the Calgary Flames in a four-game sweep, thanks to diligent work and fortuitous bounces.
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What seemed a positive way to self-soothe after losing his son becomes a diligent documentation of suspected illegal happenings.
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And while we've responded to many of you individually, we haven't always been exactly diligent about answering all of them.
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When you work from home those boundaries don't exist so you need to be diligent to create those for yourself.
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Canadian justice officials said the department's decision Friday followed a "thorough and diligent review" of the evidence in the case.
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Now, Peterson said his company's over 1,500 analysts around the world are being more diligent about looking for worrisome trends.
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Now, Peterson said his company's over 1,500 analysts around the world are being more diligent about looking for worrisome trends.
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A judicious and diligent biographer, Gordon faces the obvious criticism that, as a man, he can't fully appreciate Carter's work.
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But motherhood is a daily practice in living in the moment, and Williams is nothing if not a diligent student.
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The board said Griffin demonstrated "extraordinary effort, steadfast commitment and diligent dedication to the well-being and student success" of Hawley.
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So, there&aposs nothing that was going to make this guy more diligent, because he&aposs always been a careful person.
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Ultimately, while your idea of heaven might be sitting out in the sun, you have to be diligent about preventing sunburn.
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The women who learned of Alldred's betrayal became diligent detectives, and worked together to take down the con man for good.
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Sessions "has remained focused, has remained diligent in his endeavors," Jonathan Thompson, executive director of the National Sheriffs Association, told me.
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Dispersed amid the garden's picturesque grounds, diligent visitors can glimpse sculptures from every decade of the artist's forty-plus-year career.
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Marex said it had been diligent in verifying the warrants and that the warehouse firm had confirmed the receipts were authentic.
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As a coach, Ae was patient, diligent and quickly fitted you up with a bespoke suit of ready to use weapons.
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But most Republicans are wary of crossing the president, and McConnell has been diligent about blocking votes that would do so.
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That means that, if you are going to use a humidifier, you have to be really diligent about cleaning it properly.
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As our diligent editor has pointed out, the producers have turned this into a season of all sugar and no coffee.
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Lunchtime is busy, but even so let's be diligent about keeping the floor, windows, and the area around the door clean.
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And I think he's such a diligent worker and his prep is so detailed that I think he'll get locked in.
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Are you a diligent writer who can absorb an article and turn out tweets that will shine while linking to it?
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While diligent testing, unit tests and purposeful QA processes help, there are always going to be logic changes and feature adjustments.
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But a diligent reader will emerge with the same degree of knowledge that you would expect from an introductory wine course.
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You should also make a diligent effort to stop buying on credit unless you pay your balance in full every month.
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Positive anecdotes about her from people she's worked with usually involve an earnest, diligent, low-key partnership on something relatively obscure.
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A particularly diligent man in Alberta, Canada, was recently photographed mowing his lawn as a tornado swirled menacingly in the distance.
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"He was a very diligent, hard-working man determined to help people in North Korea," David Kim, a classmate, told CNN.
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Regulations are constantly updated, which means that even the most diligent team of architects often miss violations, resulting in costly delays.
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Lenù, cautious and conscientious, eventually escapes the neighborhood through diligent study (and exchanges her childhood nickname for her given name, Elena).
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A statement from the agency reads in part:The decision follows a thorough and diligent review of the evidence in this case.
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"An equally diligent effort should be made to extract what we can from methods that have already been invented," he says.
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The alleged Taiwanese trafficker was a diligent chronicler of the drug syndicate's activities, but sloppy when it came to information security.
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"She's a huge personality, diligent and disciplined and a spectacular dancer and performer," he says in this week's issue of PEOPLE.
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We must be ever-diligent in creating them and ever-vigilant in defending them here at home and throughout the world.
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As you watch its diligent overseers at work, the movie feels like a Zen meditation on time, nature and human activity.
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That is why it is, urgently, our job to remain diligent about the facts and to speak up to defend them.
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Diligent Robotics, an Austin-based robotics startup, announced it raised $3.15 million in seed funding at an undisclosed valuation on Tuesday.
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A diligent economist can only note their intersections, recording each combination of price and quantity, perhaps as dots on a graph.
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Now that there's a policy, it's important that staff are diligent in enforcing it, therefore hopefully mitigating assaults before they happen.
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"The decision follows a thorough and diligent review of the evidence in this case," the Canadian DOJ writes in a statement.
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In my diligent research, I started following the former stars on their respective social media platforms: Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter, and such.
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Though I recently decided to go back to school in the fall, so I'm trying to be more diligent about saving.
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"Despite the diligent efforts of his medical caregivers, Matadi did not recover and he passed away last night," the statement said.
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Based on a nonscientific, but diligent, survey of voters, it looks like "Hadestown" and "The Ferryman" will take the top prizes.
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BARNEVELD, the Netherlands — Diligent family farmers like Marjan van de Vis have made the Netherlands the global leader in egg exports.
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Wheeler's Response to Senator Cruz Thanks to the diligent oversight of Senator Cruz, the rest of the story, is finally revealed.
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A diligent worker who had risen from tradesman to middle-class property owner, he longed to impart what he had learned.
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Exhale Investing and managing your financial future requires a lot of patience and diligent work, but it should also be enjoyable.
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" She remembered Mr. Putin as not only a diligent student but also an exceptional basketball player because "he was very tall.
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One person close to Vindman described him as a diligent notetaker who was often seen carrying 3x5 notecards around the office.
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Magoon also said Amplify is being particularly diligent to avoid the fraudulent pitfalls so prevalent in blockchain and cryptocurrency investment today.
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If you are diligent, you can go from one low-interest program to another until you can pay off your debt.
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But he promised that with diligent effort, the city could slowly gain control over the crisis and, over time, subdue it.
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Diligent hand-washing and environmental hygiene can prevent and contain pathogens like C. auris, C. difficile and other drug-resistant pathogens.
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That can be fixed with some more diligent optioning, but I was surprised to receive a tester in that color scheme.
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"I don't understand how you can be a public persona but also be a very diligent and focused artist," he said.
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Carrington was a diligent mapper of sunspots, dark freckles on the surface of our star created by the sun's magnetic field.
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Ricciardi: And I'd also like to say that we were very diligent and tried to do it in the most responsible way.
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In the show, Chaturvedi is depicted as a strong, independent, and diligent officer who stops at nothing to get justice for Singh.
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He told Gizmodo that he thought the new paper's authors were "particularly diligent" in their handling of the data in their calculation.
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Despite our diligent attempts to keep breakouts at bay, sometimes we need a little extra help getting our skin looking its best.
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In the 2010 challenge, Mr. Storey was represented by Robert Ford, who was said to be an uncommonly diligent and tenacious lawyer.
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These events helped begin a more diligent effort to recognise the central role slavery had played at America's most visited stately home.
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No matter how diligent you are, though, Rios thinks his more nefarious hacking brethren will only push harder to steal your information.
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Another factor: post-financial crisis, banks have been more disciplined and diligent about the quality of loan and origination, Doctoroff points out.
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I spent years in school as a diligent student, driven by a passion to learn what is known and explore what isn't.
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Just be aware that some piercings may damage cartilage, Dr. Bryson reminds us, and be diligent about cleaning your new body art.
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"I'd be extremely diligent and careful if you come in contact with the suspect," Francis warned in a late night news conference.
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I also found that even with quite diligent and thorough washing, the Globe would sometime retain the scent of the previous Sip.
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In recent years, U.C. Berkeley has been extremely attentive to and diligent regarding issues of sexual harassment and sexual assault on campus.
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Scripts allow a small number of raiders to post at robotic speeds that even the most diligent admin can't keep up with.
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It's amazing how fast we can get genomes of plants, and it is remarkable how diligent seed companies are about their seeds.
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"The statement also recommends users be "diligent online by not sharing their passwords with others, creating unique passwords and changing passwords frequently.
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Virgo is a sign astrologers refer to as hardworking and diligent—but how can you get anything done when you're so exhausted?
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However, the CalArts students, while proud of their organizing efforts, feel that their diligent work shouldn't be necessary in the first place.
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According to KCNA, the proposed tests are the result of years of development and "diligent research" into heat-resistant materials and technology.
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Finding these mutations is a reminder that pioneering researchers will need to be diligent when it comes to keeping their patients safe.
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" -- statement via Facebook George Clooney "We're all going to have to be more diligent about it and look for any warning signs.
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Ross, who impressed Democrats with her diligent work introducing herself to senators and party donors, formally entered the race in October 2202.
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These days, Petersen is more diligent about regularly checking security settings and talking with her daughter during and after each gaming session.
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Apple will tell judges the Commission was not diligent in its investigation because it disregarded tax experts brought in by Irish authorities.
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I smiled uneasily, watching as diligent men on little carts painstakingly retrieved every spike on the field to keep that from happening.
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Getting a pilot with a larger corporate can be a great opportunity, but diligent founders must also continue to pursue other pilots.
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But what it achieved — through diligent planning, hard work, relentless discipline and the occasional brilliance of Mbappé and others — was remarkable nonetheless.
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This includes keeping a bottle of hand sanitizer in our bags, and being extra diligent about washing our hands (for 20 seconds!).
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But today, he said, Schär is his most diligent athlete, someone who never misses a training session and is impatient about improving.
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He was "diligent and proactive," Olive Mugenda, a former vice chancellor at the university who worked with Dr. Mwangi, wrote on Twitter.
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"He was a diligent and careful man who had a great eye for new materials," said Samuel Rushay, the library's supervisory archivist.
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Diligent Robotics hopes to differentiate itself by building social intelligence into Moxi so it feels more like an intern than a gadget.
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Remember that employers may never have acted on their policies before and you may need to be diligent in pursuing your complaint.
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Yeah, so really, what has to happen is, companies have to be super diligent about making certain that those ads don't run.
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For parents of young children wondering what to do in these uncertain times, Creech says the bottom line is to be diligent.
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"My parents weren't diligent about using sunscreen when they were younger, and they both had skin cancer later in life," she says.
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I remember him wearing a white dress shirt and tie on the sideline with his glasses, which suggested studiousness and diligent preparation.
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"I want everyone in St. Cloud to know we will be diligent and get to the bottom of this," Anderson told reporters.
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Rapping was a relatively new pastime (it still is), though striving for fame came naturally to a diligent student of social networks.
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"But I will continue my diligent effort to recover, and want to get back out there as soon as possible," he said.
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Scheduling all those interviews proved a challenge that took months (and a bit of diligent sleuthing by our producers) to pull off.
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My advice: through diligent research and word of mouth find a legitimate owner of multiple rental properties with a strong track record.
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He was, instead, required to routinely check in with the agency, which he was diligent about, according to his lawyer David Leopold.
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He is diligent about promising his friendly white crowds that he understands the urgency of civil rights as an unrealized national goal.
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He is diligent about promising his friendly white crowds that he understands the urgency of civil rights as an unrealized national goal.
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Should the wealthy be able to pay for their children to be intelligent and diligent, if nobody else can afford to do so?
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Always diligent about ticks, we checked ourselves thoroughly each day and plucked off a few stray insects, but I didn't notice any bites.
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Authorities on Thursday said the breakthrough was a result of information from relatives, DNA testing, genealogy research — and the diligent research of Heath.
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In 2008, the first major stage of the project was completed, with the conservation of the Juanqinzhai (Studio of Exhaustion from Diligent Service).
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Thanks to the diligent work of The Fashion Spot, we've got yet another seasonal diversity report from this season's offering of advertising campaigns.
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Sexism and racism are powerful forces, and they can put huge obstacles in the paths of even the most determined and diligent workers.
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A sympathetic local writer, John Nichols, sums him up as "dry, diligent and drenched in old Wisconsin…ideal as a candidate in 1938".
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"Make sure you know your family history, know the terrain of your breasts and be diligent about getting a yearly mammogram, " she says.
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The tumultuous 2016 campaign is in a sudden limbo "She's not being arrogant, she's being diligent," a top Democrat close to Clinton said.
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Lewis has even brought on a new full-time assistant, Tyler Meyerkorth, to help pick up loose ends alongside diligent employee Megan Weaver.
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"In Jim's defense, I've traveled with him and watch him, he's a diligent reporter who busts his butt," Alexander said, before Trump interrupted.
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If Wheeler is more diligent about how he carries out his environmental rollbacks, they could be harder to challenge in court, Longstreth says.
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Photo: NASA/JPL-CalTechThe clock is sort of like a ticking watch with a very diligent system that ensures the tick stays accurate.
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He has asked the military to be diligent against attacks, and it has planned exercises in areas with groups potentially linked to ISIS.
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One potential reason is that Trump's tweets are public, whereas it took diligent reporting by the Washington Post to get the hotel story.
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Many skincare enthusiasts aspire to have flawless, smooth skin like "glass," a look supposedly achieved by diligent cleansing, exfoliating, moisturizing, and facial-ing.Â
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"We're really diligent and really vigorous about seeking input, investigating these things and making sure there's appropriate action and consequences taken," he said.
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What it is: Diligent Robotics makes robots that perform repetitive manual tasks through a combination of artificial intelligence software and proprietary hardware design.
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For these diligent students, helping their peers by sharing tricks and tips makes them feel part of a bigger community of studious teens.
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"Being more diligent about making sure stuff doesn't end up in the wrong recycling stream is the key one," Mr. Huber told us.
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"It really is all about being diligent on the back end, because there are so many things that you can't control," said Schulz.
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They will very diligent and focused on making sure he was ready, that he had as broad a set of views as possible.
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"The new policy is more marketing fluff than diligent effort to fix the problem," Benjamin Edelman, a Harvard Business School Professor, told CNBC.
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As much as by his prolific passing and diligent preparation, Manning is distinguished by the way he managed to maintain a pristine image.
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Because there are so many things you have to research and get right, and I knew he would be so diligent about that.
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Or people who are diligent and put in the time and research to present a new idea, however simple, into the public consciousness.
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While most people are diligent in caring for their face, many don't think twice about paying special attention to their chest and back.
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They require a student to be incredibly diligent in order to be successful, and unfortunately, this can be a challenging quality to master.
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Thanks to the E.P.A.'s diligent work, our air and water are significantly cleaner, and because of that, Americans live longer, healthier lives.
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Since then, 18-person Diligent Robotics has worked with hundreds of nurses to learn about exactly what they need from an autonomous assistant.
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But he said he also makes sacrifices and stays diligent with his training and diet to stay at the top of his game.
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Such lofty ambitions will still require another five months of diligent work, but the 233 Yankees seem to be channeling their 22.00 predecessors.
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The moms with poor sibling relationships were more diligent about correcting the dynamics they felt contributed to a poor relationship with their sibling.
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"That I didn't take better care of her and that I should have watched and been more diligent with the injections," he replied.
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Bloomberg, who became a candidate for President of the United States on November 21, 85033, has made diligent efforts to prepare his report.
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At its dark core, "Darling Grenadine" is a musical about addiction, and about the lives caught up in an addict's diligent self-destruction.
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Her father, a physician, is both a diligent observer of his own failing health and a cantankerous patient who is infuriated by it.
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These three examples, just to name a few, directly impact the diligent work of urban planners in both the public and private spheres.
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"The law clerks are highly intelligent, very able, uncommonly diligent," she told Docket Sheet, a newsletter published for Supreme Court employees, in 1993.
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Overall, though, there was the air of a diligent adolescent trying to put something down on paper but not quite hitting the mark.
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More than 10 years ago, diligent police officers and FBI agents uncovered Jeffrey Epstein's serious sexual crimes committed against several dozens of children.
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The SEC said in court papers Monday that Musk had not "made a diligent or good faith effort" to comply with the settlement.
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While the platforms have been diligent at removing some English-language terrorist content, the same approach has yet to be reproduced in Arabic.
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If you're transacting with crypto-coins frequently, you'll want to keep diligent notes on the prices at which you buy and cash out.
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But eventually there is such a thing as scientific truth, and if you're diligent enough you can probably discover what that truth is.
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In a statement, Mr. Ghosn thanked them "for their tireless and diligent work" and added that he was intent on clearing his name.
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You've been hearing this for months but if you're going out, be extra diligent about not touching your face and washing your hands.
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All day long there were unwelcome entrances, a revolving door of doctors, nurses, aides, physical therapists, social workers, psychiatrists and one diligent nutritionist.
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The tweaks have made skin look porcelain-smooth; cheeks appear eerily stubble-free, even if these men were young and diligent about shaving.
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On one side there was the diligent, focused work of James Reese Europe, which brought dignity to both African-American musicians and jazz.
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Clinton still has to play a painstakingly diligent game — but McKinnon doesn't, and it's made her version of Clinton so much more satisfying.
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"New Mexico will not take part in the president's charade of border fear mongering by misusing our diligent National Guard troops," Grisham said.
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The actress has learned to be diligent about her workout routine and finds ways to stay motivated even when she doesn't feel like exercising.
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Rather he relied largely on a stable of literate, urbane and diligent authors — people he knew could turn a phrase and tell a story.
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Ripa admitted that she was diligent about reminding her friend and fellow talk show host to visit a dermatologist to have the spot tested.
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Nixon, ever the diligent student (they called him "Iron Butt" in law school), prepared assiduously even as he pressed ahead on the campaign trail.
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He contended Walters won big as a stock trader the same way he did as a sports gambler - with diligent research and keen instincts.
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"She started skating 3 or 4 times a week for five months and she was incredibly diligent about it," director Craig Gillespe tells PEOPLE.
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"His profits were not the result of trading acumen, diligent research, or blind luck," U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman in Manhattan said in a statement.
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Even diligent companies might inadvertently fall foul of the asset freezes by dealing with a listed individual or entity in Syria's opaque business climate.
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Treating Flareups Like A Pro The fact is that flareups can strike even when being you're being diligent about regulating skin temperature and moisture.
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Thanks to investigation from diligent Reddit users, we've found out that the GIF comes from a video posted to YouTube a few years ago.
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His team has been diligent about ballot access in primary states, filing thousands of extra signatures and making sure that delegate slates are full.
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"I'm sure knowing the way SpaceX operates, they're giving them everything but the kitchen sink and being incredibly diligent on this process," says Stallmer.
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I appreciated then and now the diligent work of our law enforcement, and Intel agencies, and acted in the best interests of the country.
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I appreciated then and now the diligent work of our law enforcement and intelligence agencies and acted in the best interests of the country.
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"We have no difficulty concluding, as a matter of law, that a plaintiff who does nothing for two years is not diligent," Pryor wrote.
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Time for a fresh look None of this is to say that the ground level administrators of foreign aid are not diligent government employees.
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Goldman spent his lifetime working, being diligent, learning his craft, and then passing on that wisdom to countless writers who followed in his footsteps.
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Most fans and athletes will probably be diligent about slathering on repellent, and may even compromise their sartorial elegance to avoid the mosquitoes' attentions.
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Although tests have shown the technology isn't perfect, he said Google will be diligent on getting it right before it ever hits the mainstream.
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" All kinds of music — gospel, jazz and rock 'n' roll — were sung at home, she said, though "my mother's family were diligent church people.
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" He recalled Steele as an "astoundingly diligent" student with "huge integrity," adding, "He just puts the bit in his teeth and charges the hill.
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As a result, the most diligent mopper—subsequently christened Mr. Clean—was appointed mop boss, in charge of enforcing quality control for the month.
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"He is very good person, loves kids, takes care of kids, he is very diligent, and always volunteers himself to help others," she says.
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If so, they should be extra diligent about avoiding mosquito bites, because the type of mosquito that carries dengue (Aedes aegypt) also carries zika.
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Indeed, this intrigued me; as a sophomore computer science major in college, I was watching some diligent minds at work, doing what interests me.
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It's hard to find a lawyer who is both diligent in their work and quick when turning around documents at a fast-paced startup.
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That helps you figure out what questions you still need to ask and keep a diligent list of what you'll need to research after.
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Donat Sorokin/TASS (Photo by Donat SorokinTASS via Getty Images) Other companies are more vocal about 996, taking pride in their excessively diligent culture.
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The collectors I spoke to say they are diligent about making sure the paperwork is in order when they buy and sell human remains.
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But the sprawling internet bazaar is filled with scathing critiques, and every pertinent spec exists somewhere online for the diligent buyer to seek out.
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At the start of the series, Exotic cares for his feline friends, park visitors, diligent staff, and loving husbands — yes, plural — with remarkable warmth.
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Of course, sometimes even the most honest, diligent people somehow wind up getting audited, so if you're one of them this year, don't panic.
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As a nursing student, I have had classes devoted to the extreme pressure pregnant women face to be both dedicated mothers and diligent employees.
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David Heidt, an owner of the company, described Mr. Ostrem as a diligent worker who showed up for his shifts at 6:30 a.m.
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Martins — who had left school at 16 to train under a local women's wear designer named Catherine Curtis — proved to be a diligent tutor.
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Through diligent research she learned she had a sister, and through that sister found her mother, who would not, however, reveal the father's identity.
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"There's a subset of savvy credit-card users who are diligent about maximizing their usage to capture the biggest benefit they can," McBride said.
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There are so many people applying for the same job, a recruiter needs to be diligent if they're going to find the right person.
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It's a fact that Disney's board is "keenly aware of," according to Brian Stafford, CEO of Diligent, a leader in the corporate governance space.
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For now, I'm trying to stave off the end of an era by being more diligent in deleting new emails as I receive them.
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Galbraith was the younger of the two, often moving quickly, whereas Hendershot was the more experienced one who could be a little more diligent.
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Older people, in particular, need to save more — even if they've been diligent savers — because they have less time to catch up before retirement.
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"We have been very diligent about doing our modeling and figuring out exactly what projected turnout could be at different levels," Mr. Price said.
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The SEC argues that Musk's February tweet violated the deal, and that he had not "made a diligent or good faith effort" to comply.
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The 11-year-old Maremma Sheepdog Tula retired from her role as penguin protector in October, ending eight years of diligent wildlife conservation work.
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The Dodgers were diligent in saving innings with Urias earlier in the year so the rookie could be a matchup reliever in the postseason.
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The S.E.C. said in its motion that Mr. Musk had previously "not made a diligent or good faith effort to comply" with the settlement.
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But Taylor's commitment to diligent preparation also is because he is so happy to be here, in the Premier League, doing what he loves.
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It aims to change what the Indian Law Resource Center has called a "lack of a diligent and adequate federal response" to these crimes.
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The sets and effects look fussed-over and intricately detailed, but also inexpensive enough that any diligent, gifted community-theater tech could've pulled them off.
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But the newly announced prize is a reminder that in a faith which values continuity and tradition, there is no substitute for diligent scholarly work.
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What this does signal, though, is that the federal government is going to be a little less diligent about thinking through climate impacts going forward.
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The school's board of trustees said Griffin demonstrated an "extraordinary effort, steadfast commitment and diligent dedication to the well-being and student success" of Hawley.
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"We would like to thank the GSA for their diligent review of this matter," Amanda Miller, a spokeswoman for the hotel, said in an email.
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Metaxas' shading is diligent and thus convincing; she treats her artwork to multiple cosmetic layers over and over, until a final, luminous result is revealed.
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And just in time for summer shopping, H&M has launched it's brand-new Loyalty Program that's perfect for both diligent and last-minute shoppers.
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When I pick it up, I decide to be diligent and check if it was done properly, since I paid so much for the repair.
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More recently, Amazon has been more diligent about moving to collect sales tax in the remaining holdout states, adding 10 more states effective March 1st.
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"I constantly see people rise in life who are not the smartest, sometimes not even the most diligent, but they are learning machines," he says.
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For now, much of the focus still seems to revolve around trying to be much more diligent in prescribing the opioids already on the market.
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Honorable and dependable, truly as diligent and efficient as they come, the postman is one of Hyrule's greatest assets, and an inspiration to us all.
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You might want to act quickly, however; Nintendo is diligent about protecting its intellectual property and has a history of shutting down Pokémon fan projects.
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Admittedly, I've pushed this machine pretty hard, but I wouldn't trust it past eight hours or so, unless you're being super diligent about managing power.
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If you stick to topical over-the-counter products, be diligent and check for added fragrances, oils and harsh exfoliators in your other skin care.
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In court documents Mr Cotten's widow says that "despite repeated and diligent searches, I have not been able to find [the passwords] written down anywhere".
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I (almost) always use canvas grocery bags, I never run water when I brush my teeth and I'm very diligent about recycling in my apartment.
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We went to that regime by being very diligent and strict on all our clients' wealth declaration, tax declaration, third party audit declaration and everything.
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That's because, even with the most diligent and thorough preparation, there are bound to be challenges that a startup founder isn't expecting in the moment.
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A diligent cuttings job and interviews with anyone with dirt to dish or an axe to grind provide the material to shred a chap's reputation.
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Ultimately, it's also the reason why we have to be really diligent about who are the decision-makers that get to carry these things forward.
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In the future, we should be able to match more carcinogens with their fingerprints by combining the Mutographs approach with diligent epidemiological studies like ESCCAPE.
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I will say that we are diligent about keeping the rollers clean and removing the plastic yellow piece on each roller and cleaning behind it.
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The video in question, which, according to our diligent research has not surfaced anywhere else online, shows Hannity still on air during a cutaway segment.
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Very clever, very well done, I guess we'll stop frothing about politics now and get on with our lives in a kindly and diligent manner.
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In Beto, I recognized the kind of Texan that I know well—diligent, optimistic, principled, gracious, big-hearted, straightforward, and not scared or fear-mongering.
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Ghosn released a short statement thanking Otsuru for his team's "tireless and diligent work", and called him a "very capable and intelligent man and lawyer".
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It appears the copying hasn't stopped, and Snapchat management will now have to be far more diligent in overseeing the work of its filters division.
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The doctor had told him that it would take a long time for the feeling in his legs to come back, but Oghi proved diligent.
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Paul O'Neill, Treasury secretary under President George W. Bush and former Alcoa executive, has pointed out that diligent firms have little to fear from transparency.
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It might be that they exercise more, eat better, are diligent about removing toxic chemicals from the home, or maybe it's a combination of factors.
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Valve has been diligent in fixing a lot of the bugs that have popped up since 7.00, sharing regular updates on the Dota 2 blog.
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While I'm more diligent about recording every expense some months than others, one thing is clear: The majority of my discretionary income goes toward food.
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But the changes could potentially harm borrowers who have been less diligent about paying down their card balances, said John Ulzheimer, a consumer credit expert.
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After a couple of years of diligent practice, I flew to St. Louis to meet the teacher I had spent hundreds of hours listening to.
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Lawyers for Kang filed three letters of support in court that described him as a diligent but withdrawn soldier who struggled with his mental health.
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They managed to bring down their national energy usage just because everyone was diligent and considerate and thought about themselves as part of something bigger.
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And maybe it is, but the show would rather we believe he's being diligent and tying up loose ends that could spell trouble later on.
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" The records continued, again in bold type, that it was necessary to "discuss with nurses to maintain diligent contact precautions and limited visitors if possible.
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"Julian was a diligent, professional and highly skilled diplomat, whose support I valued," Julie Bishop, the Australian minister for foreign affairs, said in a statement.
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Soto was mostly a right fielder in the minors, and has learned to play left through diligent pregame work with the Nationals coach Bob Henley.
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Indeed, one could see a diligent rush by Germany's pro-government center-right media to highlight Berlin's full support of the EU Commission's reform program.
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Amazon says that its workplace injury numbers are high because it wants to be diligent about reporting injuries, and not dissuade employees from missing work.
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"It's such a potentially dangerous environment that it requires a daily, highly diligent approach to provide a safe environment for construction workers," Mr. Reiter said.
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" The SEC also said that Musk has "made no diligent or good faith effort to comply with the pre-approval provision of the court's order.
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The constant drip of "devastating" revelations, Fox News' (occasional) crushing analysis and diligent investigation by congressional Democrats have landed Trump in truly hot political water.
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But in the rush to go global, companies weren't always diligent in their due diligence, and often overpaid to get deals done, industry sources say.
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Ever since, the state has had a reputation of diligent inspections as it has built the largest network of major public dams in the nation.
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"This is just going to make me even more diligent when it comes to fighting so the next person doesn't have to," she told KATU.
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Fortunately, Ms, Shaar has resourceful and engaged helpers — including the good-humored Ghada Masrieh and diligent Abeer Hassan Almassry — who share her determination and persistence.
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Ms. Robertson did not know the password or recovery key and could not find them written down anywhere "despite repeated and diligent searches," she wrote.
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We are diligent hand-washers, and we do our best to maintain our health, but our household doesn't function financially if we aren't both working.
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After a paragraph of boilerplate praise for Iowa as a hospitable state filled with diligent voters, Cruz piled on with a joke of his own.
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Kira, a woman who loved fiercely, spoke five languages, raced cars and had a pilot's license, was also extremely diligent about her health and prenatal care.
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"At some point in time the diligent employee will feel compelled to 'catch up,' which may result in working off the clock," he told NBC News.
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Quotes from multiple carriers can differ by up to a $1,500, he said, and this diligent shopping can save drivers more than $50,000 over a lifetime.
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Model Kelly Gale took a Snapchat video from the seat behind Hadid, and a very diligent superfan pointed out the photo on her phone right away.
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The experience motivated Chrouch to do her own diligent research into the condition, information that she now passes on to all the nannies in her employment.
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I do know that we'll do a diligent job of trying to figure out what the problem was and hope that we can find the problem.
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"He's being very diligent in preparing his information and preparing his application," Cowboys owner Jerry Jones told reporters Wednesday at Cowboys Golf Club in Grapevine, Texas.
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While the move would not institute universal background checks, it would compel local and state agencies to be more diligent in reporting to the federal system.
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Which proves if you are diligent with your skin-care routine and make sure you use sunscreen, you can at least slow down the aging process.
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"With regard to makeup, you must be more diligent about washing your face and removing makeup, especially if you are prone to breakouts," says Dr. Shamban.
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Lavin said he previously worked with Clinton on New York's Olympic bid and a past Shanghai Expo and called her capable, bright, diligent, and hard-working.
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"The first thing is to be really diligent about what you're putting into your body, as far as what kind of food you're eating," she said.
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I can say that we are very diligent about covering the issuers in our region and some of the more high-profile issuers in our region.
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But before the flag wave comes the meticulous organization, in almost the same way your most diligent schoolmate organized her highlighters for back-to-school season.
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We appreciate the FBI's diligent investigative work and the DOJ's decisive action to bring to justice those responsible for the crimes against Yahoo and its users.
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A completely innocent person with a particularly diligent lawyer may seek immunity just to be safe in a "highly politicized, witch-hunt environment," as Kelner observed.
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Ultimately, though, it comes down to how diligent drivers are about counting their expenses—and there's no accounting for people who are simply bad at math.
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Another popular fan fiction saga, named for Jay Z and Beyoncé's On the Run tour, is as diligent and involved as it is totally messed up.
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"The security situation for the United Kingdom, presently described as severe, is such that there needs to be the most diligent possible protection," the ruling reads.
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Even the most diligent pre-baby prep can't guarantee that you and your co-parent will have time to bathe or sleep on a regular basis.
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Many victims are unfamiliar with digital currencies including bitcoin, but like any diligent web enterprise, "these guys will walk the uninitiated through the process," Haley said.
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As the poster-child for what OMB Director Mick Mulvaney called federal programs that "sound good" but don't work — it needs radical reform and diligent oversight.
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The Court held that the plaintiffs were not diligent in bringing their request and that the public interest favored keeping the map in place for now.
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"It is baffling that his campaign finds cyberattacks on America 'refreshing' and 'diligent' while continuing to coddle Russia and its leader," Sullivan said in the statement.
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The powers that be are watching the Palestine exception unfold, taking diligent notes, ready to deploy the same tactics to shut down other forms of dissent.
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"That target is already extremely difficult to achieve, but it could be done with very hard, very diligent work by every single country," Mr. Oppenheimer said.
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You've been busy this month with your social life and personal life, but the full moon in diligent Virgo will make sure you get to work!
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A deal on the tough issues would take years to implement, even assuming diligent efforts by Chinese officials, and would require comprehensive benchmarks and enforcement mechanisms.
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Mr. Kosugi also worked as a volunteer on two research projects at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, where his colleagues remembered him as diligent and polite.
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Ms. Holleeder has been diligent in making sure she is never photographed; she wears a bulletproof helmet, neck guard and vest when she leaves her apartment.
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"There is still some money to be made, but you have to be a lot more diligent in the deals that you're doing today," he said.
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"Our region must be diligent to guard against faraway powers," he said in an echo of what Chinese officials say about the United States in Asia.
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Recipe Unlimited told the CBC that the company keeps diligent data backups and so it's not really being held ransom, but multiple restaurant locations remain closed.
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He told Business Insider that employees on video calls have to be more diligent about paying attention than they would be at an in-person meeting.
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He's a diligent reporter who busts his butt," Alexander argued, to which Trump replied, "Well I'm not a big fan of yours either to be honest.
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In the most moving section of her retrospective, L.E.D. lights illuminate her route around the museum's Panorama of the City of New York, like diligent fireflies.
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Detainees only ever confessed to lies or to information the CIA had already collected through the slow, diligent work of earning trust that torture completely undermines.
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I'm not as diligent as I should be about sunscreen, but if I'm really going to be in the sun, I use an SPF by Dermalogica.
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But even those who are being diligent and proactive can get wrapped up in Amazon's aggressive and increasingly automated effort to remove problem merchants, he said.
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She argued that she had been diligent and reliable, but he cited some tardiness that she said resulted from conflicts with her classes at Mercy College.
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German drivers are, on the whole, far more regimented and diligent than the American drivers I encounter now that I'm back living in the United States.
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You'd have to be a really diligent person to conduct all the thorough action necessary to prove that you got the virus during a specific timeframe.
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Clinton was a diligent student and unrelenting inquisitor, absorbing fat briefing books, inviting dissenting views from subordinates, studying foreign counterparts to learn how to win them over.
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Ten years after beating breast cancer, Sheryl Crow is opening up about her experience and speaking out about why we need to be diligent about getting mammograms.
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Unless the irritation is due to an allergic reaction or infection, your piercer will advise you to keep the jewelry in while maintaining a diligent aftercare routine.
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Whether your favorite channel is Fox News or CNN, it's essential the press remain diligent, empowered and uncensored, especially with a man like Trump who hates criticism.
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In theory, a diligent share analyst should do his own analysis—that is, by projecting a firm's future revenue and expenses, and discounting them to the present.
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Diligent researchers from the intergovernmental body's Directorate for Financial and Enterprise Affairs looked at the holdings of 77,1813 large investors in the world's top 10,000 quoted companies.
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Essential has been diligent about pushing out updates to its phones focused on bug fixes, stability and performance improvements since its Phone started shipping out to customers.
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It's a number that suggests a consistent year of upwards momentum for Tesla, steady and diligent like a tugboat, even-keeled and untouched from stormy market seas.
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Every influencer I spoke to listed HIPAA as one of their top concerns and said they were diligent about not posting anything that might cross a line.
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Unfortunately, diligent use of the legal equivalent of "Please Stop" can only go so far (see RIAA's efforts turning them into the douche nozzles of piracy discussions).
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If you notice that your skin condition gets worse after you've been in the sun, limit your time outside, and be diligent about wearing a heavy sunscreen.
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Usually you're diligent about making sure you get your birth control pills refilled on time, but let's say you forgot and are overdue on a gynecologist exam.
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If your parents were diligent savers who put money away in a college savings 529 plan, does that mean you'll be penalized as ineligible for other aid?
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"We... always have to be diligent about getting the right return," particularly as costs rise, Richard Peretz, the company's chief financial officer, said at an investor event.
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The Daily Mail even did its diligent journalist duty and reached out to a spokesperson for Next, the greeting-card company that created this sparkly controversy-courter.
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Users have to be diligent about knowing whether they or someone they know has placed the event on the calendar, or if it's from an unknown source.
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The DCCC is trying to be more diligent in selecting candidates so we avoid some of those pitfalls, and I think we've done a pretty good job.
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It is hard to say whether all this activity shows Italy's football to be unusually corrupt, or that its prosecutors are exceptionally diligent in pursuing match-fixing.
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Pretty much what any political scientist or diligent pollster would have told you to expect: A first-term president's party lost seats in the House of Representatives.
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But for the most diligent it reduced the risk of becoming infected by 20003%, compared with control volunteers who did not use such a ring at all.
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"He's being very diligent in preparing his information and preparing his application," Cowboys owner Jerry Jones told reporters last Wednesday at Cowboys Golf Club in Grapevine, Texas.
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A college degree is a lot of things: evidence that you're diligent about learning, a record of the different subjects you've mastered, a totem of your intellect.
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As the diligent chief financial officer and resident health care expert of our family, I jumped in, determined to reconcile the insurance reimbursement with the hospital bills.
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Without retirement reform, only the most diligent and disciplined about saving and investing have any chance of living off their assets once their working lives are over.
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Gorsuch 'extraordinarily diligent' After his confirmation in April, Gorsuch wasted no time peppering advocates at oral arguments with questions, even sitting for a major religious liberty case.
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Now that we're HTTPS, readers can feel confident that our content hasn't been tweaked by anyone (except our diligent editors) and that their browsing history isn't tracked.
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Virgo is a diligent and thoughtful earth sign, and its influence can help you hammer out the details you frequently miss because of your penchant for multitasking.
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Insight's agreement to acquire Diligent could be announced as soon as Monday in New Zealand, the people said, cautioning that the deal had not yet been finalized.
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Knowing that her admission to LBS hinged on receiving a slightly higher GMAT score, Attal said she was "very diligent" in her preparation to retake the exam.
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While I had a vague and distant respect for authors, I didn't know how much care you have to sustain and how diligent you have to be.
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He encouraged people watching to practice social distancing and be diligent about hand washing, emphasizing the point that there are asymptomatic people are out there, like himself.
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During big recessions, Congress normally acts to extend the time limit in order to recognize that even diligent job-seekers will have trouble getting new work quickly.
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But when the local economy slows or the housing market stalls, interest-only buyers could be hit harder if they weren't diligent in paying down the principal.
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Some see it as a reminder to be diligent, but others think the country has come far enough to know how to handle sporadic cases like this.
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Today, Diligent Robotics announces its $10 million Series A that will help it scale up to deliver "more robots to more hospitals," CEO Andrea Thomaz tells me.
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Whatever the answers, they have already been reached with the help of the Russo brothers, two of Marvel's most consistent and diligent — if not widely recognized — filmmakers.
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But Tillis' role as Trump's new best friend threatens to undermine his profile as a diligent, unpredictable senator — and could damage his chances in the general election.
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The important thing is not the literal accuracy of the overall account (though Mr. Boal, a former journalist, has been diligent in his research) but its plausibility.
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Robinson's complaint detailed years of alleged gender discrimination, harassment, and wage violations at the actor's hands during her 11 years of "conscientious, diligent, loyal, and ethical" employment.
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At Hiltzik Strategies -- where her former boss said she was "diligent" and "hardworking" -- Hicks quickly got to work for several of the firm's clients, including Ivanka Trump.
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There is, however, another kind, a seriousness that is calm, diligent, and — dare I say — joyful in its efforts to defend principles like justice, solidarity, and peace.
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Even when it comes to realistic threats, Pinker is relatively optimistic that things like nuclear war and climate change can, with careful and diligent work, be mitigated.
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Through the thick and thin of Animal Collective's 17-year-long career, the band has never stopped putting diligent effort into the art direction of their albums.
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Dušan Makavejev makes a 1962 film about a Labor Day parade in Belgrade, or rather the diligent preparations which go into this annual celebration of workers' rights.
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Therapy exposed him to the concept of acceptance, psychedelics brought him to a visceral understanding of it, and with diligent effort he made it work for him.
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"We have changed our approach and are being much more diligent about trying to understand upfront all the misuse and bad uses cases," Schroepfer told FT on Thursday.
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But unless Gmail users are diligent, security experts that Mashable spoke with say the policy potentially exposes people in ways they may have not consented to or understood.
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"Call for resuming attacks when the government is diligent in actualizing the terms of the agreements and requests made will not help matters," said the acting president's spokesman.
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"Although we are disappointed that this turned out to be a hoax, we remain diligent in our search for Timmothy, as our missing person's case remains unsolved," Sgt.
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I do think that the $329 model's 32GB of storage is almost punishingly low, but if you're diligent about streaming movies and music, you could probably get by.
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City of New York, the police will use "reasonable and diligent efforts" to expunge certain information pertaining to Muslim communities in New Jersey that the Intelligence Division gathered.
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Plenty of Jews will vote for Mr Freer, a diligent local MP. In any case, as Ms Berger points out, most voters even in Finchley are not Jewish.
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Later, as we'd walk away, she'd attribute the compliment to her diligent skin-care ritual, or the makeup technique she had picked up at the counter last weekend.
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The public learned of the probe only because of diligent reporting by American Banker, a trade publication which appears to have gleaned its information mainly from banking consultants.
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"Call for resuming attacks when the government is diligent in actualizing the terms of the agreements and requests made will not help matters," said the acting president's spokesman.
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Immediately, diligent reporters and analysts went to work deciphering Trump's tweets not unlike Talmudic scholars teasing out the implications of a particularly obscure bit from the Hebrew Bible.
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In its motion for contempt, the SEC cites the 60 Minutes interview as an example of Musk not being diligent in his effort to comply with the settlement.
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We think about those diligent critters every time we look around our apartments only to see piles of clothes, dirty dishes, and dust, which is to say, often.
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Their diligent, painstaking, searching-through-the-leaves work is how we know important (and fun) frog facts, like that the female blue jeans frog is an amphibian supermom.
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If a spouse cannot be located after "diligent efforts," it's possible to serve their summons of divorce in a newspaper, according to the State bar of South Dakota.
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And since religion, specifically Christianity, has become deeply politicized due to the diligent efforts of the religious right, these deep fluctuations in religious identity have political implications too.
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As a diligent student of archival conversations and political debate, artist Goshka Macuga constructs a new collection of tapestries that reimagine pivotal meetings between history's biggest power players.
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They said he is very diligent about coming in for scheduled exams and is seen every four months for skin checks due to his history of skin cancer.
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TD Garden is working with state and local law enforcement to enhance our already diligent security measures and continue to provide a safe environment at all our events.
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She started young—her first poem "Eventide" was published in American Childhood when she was 13 years old—and maintained an impressively diligent practice of writing every day.
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Both told PEOPLE that Spade — who they affectionally called Katy or Katy B (from her maiden name, Katherine Noel Brosnahan) — was a diligent worker with a bright spirit.
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In a statement on its website on Sunday, Ruihua said it had been diligent in its work for Kangde Xin and had found nothing abnormal at the company.
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Tate is, by international standards, unusually diligent in its attempts to redress the historical imbalance in the number of works by male and female artists in its collection.
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All, Ms. Bolcer insisted, had been the subject of a diligent outreach investigation before they were sent to Hart Island, as had the new bodies buried that day.
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Many Australians have emphasized that Parliament would be busy this week if would-be lawmakers and their parties were more diligent about investigating their eligibility for the job.
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Although some shoppers could find more comfort in adopting contactless and mobile solutions, Matewele of London Metropolitan University said shoppers must be diligent about keeping phones clean, too.
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I'm polite about it, and I think it's being diligent as much as O.C.D. People don't realize this, but most bags go missing at the point of departure.
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Becker, by Darrieussecq's account, comes across as a resolute, bright, and curious young woman who is as diligent about her craft as she is devoted to her friends.
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It calls to mind the coded language used to describe Asians and Asian-Americans: "hard-working" instead of brilliant, "diligent" but not dazzling, "focused" but not naturally gifted.
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Rather than try to compensate for the material he's missing, he bets on plain language and diligent documentation, and allows his sources' unfiltered remembrances to take center stage.
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"The team continues to demonstrate unmatched robotics-specific innovation by combining social intelligence and human-guided learning capabilities," says True Ventures partner and Diligent board member Rohit Sharma.
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But the fact that I've worked with Andy Greenberg for years also means I've seen up close what a diligent, insightful, outrageously talented reporter and writer he is.
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CONTRARY TO THE assumption that society moves toward equality on its own, the ascent of black artists into the status quo has been a result of diligent actors.
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Some of the few visible representatives of private enterprise were delivery drivers on scooters, a low-paid group once praised by Mr Xi for being like diligent bees.
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While we'll continue to be very diligent, it's important to know there was no history of this type incident at this unit and there is no ongoing issue.
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A diligent student, Duan aced his gaokao — China's national entrance exam — and moved from his secluded hometown to the city of Tianjin, studying literature at a top university.
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Not because they were the colony's only gay penguins, though they were, but because Sphen and Magic looked like they would make great, diligent, careful egg-warming parents.
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So you treat it differently, with a diligent skin-care routine and an arsenal of potent products (which you can now, hopefully, afford to spend a little cash on).
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I was one minute late to a meter last year and got a $68 ticket, and ever since I've been super diligent about adding an extra quarter safety net.
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And while there's nothing wrong with aging and there's certainly no halting it, I'm diligent about keeping my skin healthy and protected — while he doesn't pay his any mind.
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With more than three weeks left to go in the beta in July, Blizzard updated players saying that more than 17,000 bug reports had been filed by diligent testers.
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"You might be really diligent about using that product for six months and now another six months have gone by and you've not used or touched it," Timmons says.
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But diligent research by the Heritage Foundation, a think-tank, has turned up fewer than 1,200 instances of fraud since 1982, many of them by officials, not fake voters.
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"We thank the Manhattan District Attorney's office for uncovering this scheme and for their diligent work and partnership on this investigation," Bloomberg LP spokesperson Ty Trippet told BuzzFeed News.
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Here's where the gaping holes in our OP's story first appear, with credit due to the diligent reporting of the sneakerhead website Sole Collector and Nathan Jolly for News.com.
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And so, the diligent granddaughter, Twitter's HennickShelby, determined that the best way to sneak a cute doggo into her grandmother's hospital room is to disguise it as a baby.
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Venture deal count was down 26 percent year-over-year in the second quarter, KPMG and CB Insights found, as investors have become more diligent over the past year.
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CDB Infotek itself was sold to credit reporting agency Equifax and later the data aggregator ChoicePoint — where Rozar's diligent work provided businesses with a "wealth of information" to mine.
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Rather, the spider is working like a diligent engineer, building a stable web that performs its primary trapping function, while also optimizing the web's ability to relay critical information.
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" Wrote Zoe Saldana, "I'm trying to be a respectful diligent American rt now but as I start to watch this inauguration- Regression is the word that comes to mind.
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Berdych, who reached the semi-final after second seed Novak Djokovic retired hurt in the quarters, spent a diligent two hours and 33 minutes at the coalface on Friday.
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Zika is just the latest of many potential health concerns diligent travelers need to consider when visiting Brazil, a vast country that encompasses the world's most important rain forest.
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Since 2013, Bay Area native Jim Hopkins has been doing diligent work to preserve the archives of San Francisco's disco history with his non-profit SF Disco Preservation Society.
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If you like really gooey cookies, this might not be worth upgrading, as long as you are already diligent about taking cookies out when they're still a little underdone.
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"Since Congress first passed legislation to mandate PTC implementation in 85033, some railroads have been diligent in implementing PTC while others have clearly been dragging their feet," DeFazio said.
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But I don't have that right now, so those that have asked, 'where are you, where are you,' it's not that I'm being evasive, it's that I'm being diligent.
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As part of our responsibility to these unclaimed dead and their loved ones, the dedicated employees of our office conduct diligent searches every day to locate next of kin.
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"I've had to be diligent enough to take out my laptop and work in the evenings when I was in Mongolia, or Kazakhstan, or Ethiopia," Ward told The Telegraph.
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At night, saliva production is decreased, which is why many of us wake up with a rotten taste (and smell) in our mouths, even after diligent brushing and flossing.
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She ought to talk about what she talks about best — her earnest, somewhat dull, very diligent policy ideas for ameliorating concrete problems in the lives of the American people.
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But it's a good reminder that we all need to be extra diligent when it comes to sun protection — and incorporate other physical blocks, like protective clothing and hats.
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"They drank some Icelandic beer on their farm trips, and [a bar owner] said they were diligent to taste local species," reads a whimsically translated passage from local media.
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Since August 2017, Juul has required that people be 21+ to purchase products on its own website, but online and offline third-party retailers have not been so diligent.
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Charlotte Cho, founder of Soko Glam, tell us that many in Korea have become focused and diligent about taking special care of their scalps to prevent premature hair loss.
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But Curiosity's photography skills aren't just a window into another world -- the images, curated by a diligent, little-known team of scientists, deliver crucial information that informs future science.
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Indeed, she points out, research has long found that companies with more women in leadership are more profitable — and also that their employees are more innovative, diligent and creative.
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It's the same reason I worry I'd never be good at Souls games: the diligent style of play required, to deal with difficult combat, strict care with items, etc.
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Wanting — and actually installing — smart devices are very different scenarios with the latter requiring patience and diligent research in navigating through a costly, cumbersome and often time-consuming process.
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It seems to me that the common connection there is they've all built these massive things that are, no matter how diligent they are, really impossible to properly vet.
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Here's how I did it: Prior to the interview, I did diligent research to understand what the industry averages were based on my role, skills, experience, education and location.
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Lawrence H. Norton, a counsel for Mr. Bloomberg's campaign, wrote to the Federal Election Commission on Friday that the Bloomberg team had "made diligent efforts" at filing the report.
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"We appreciate the FBI's diligent investigative work and the DOJ's decisive action to bring to justice those responsible for the crimes against Yahoo and its users," the statement read.
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Mr. Kamae was one of the most influential Hawaiian musicians of the second half of the 20th century, at once an innovator and a diligent steward of folkloric customs.
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As long as the big airlines face neither rigorous competition nor a diligent government watchdog, they will be able to treat customers like chattel and get away with it.
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Zach points out that, with diligent saving habits, it's possible for anyone to become a millionaire in 30 years if they're able to save and invest $10,000 a year.
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Turns out ... Finneas actually took diligent notes on how Billie handles herself during a performance, and it sounds like he applied some of those techniques for his own gig.
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But [the situation is] a metaphor for the way the system invades us, and that we have to be diligent and knowledgeable and stand up and pick our battles.
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"Besides don't do it, be especially diligent on everything, from the local partners you pick, to making risk assessments, and be especially careful about the corruption risk," he said.
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" At one point Peter Alexander of NBC News piped up in Mr. Acosta's defense, telling the president that he was "a hard-working, diligent reporter" who "busts his butt.
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"New Mexico will not take part in the president's charade of border fear-mongering by misusing our diligent National Guard troops," Ms. Grisham, a Democrat, said in a statement.
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The hanging totem, covered by Victorian wallpaper, is a poignant commentary on assimilation in a nation that has been diligent in its attempts to violently stamp out Indigenous cultures.
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But a comparison of these figures to the samples depicted in catalogues published by the companies producing them, as well as the diligent work of historians, reveals their provenance.
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After some diligent sleuthing, there are three contenders: Lorde Lorde has fangirled over David for some time, once writing "You're so hot omg" on David's first photo post-Davidson breakup.
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"We are so grateful to the New Jersey law enforcement authorities, whose diligent investigation over the last two years culminated in today's arrest," Brettler said on Manzo and Cantin's behalf.
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Now that the star is in her late thirties, Anthony has been trying to become more diligent with her skincare routine, which she admitted she's struggled with in the past.
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Since then, I've also been diligent about other practices that keep me from picking — like laser hair removal, which keeps the hair from growing, and me from obsessing over it.
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He had always been good at memorising, diligent at practice, and after more instruction he was happy to spend the decade from 1956 to 1966 playing the tea-house circuit.
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"He was a diligent and extremely hardworking student; thankful for the opportunity to advance his career and hopeful to make his dreams a reality," said Carlas Zayas, his Spanish professor.
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So far as we can now tell, the country in this instance has been well served by a leader and an FBI that has been diligent, hard-working and fair.
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Nanette, a quiet, diligent office worker in her physical life, transforms inside the simulation prison, taking on the Kirk-style leadership role Robert has disturbingly distorted to misogynistic, sadistic ends.
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This means that initial work on designing the system would need to start soon, preferably with the support of the drone industry and regulators, and with diligent monitoring and evaluation.
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The allegory of the big glass box suggests we should stay diligent in our observation and remain open to mind-blowing revelation and catharsis as this dark fantasy takes shape.
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Photo: GizmodoFollowing the reveal of an unpatchable exploit in the Nintendo Switch back in January of 2018, diligent hackers have finally gotten the portable console to boot and run Android.
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If companies aren't diligent about controlling how accounts are created and controlled, these cloud services can remain accessible to people long after they've left the company, perhaps for a competitor.
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Yet in a country where poverty is rife, even the world's most diligent transformers of lemons into lemonade need some help to see a nearly empty glass as half-full.
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Their son was a model student, never missing classes, always arriving with homework completed — and by some accounts, a diligent student of the Constitution even before he was a teenager.
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"The only ever conversation that happened was, 'Hey, these schedules change so quickly that we need to be really diligent about keeping the records of what actually happened,' " Jackson said.
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But they are diligent and thorough enough with testing and repairing the MacBook's internal hardware to ensure that it won't affect general performance, which is what matters in the end.
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So in parallel with that, Richardson, being a diligent lawyer and a believer in normal process, asked for an opinion of the Office of Legal Counsel as to this topic.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The "diligent" preparations for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games are setting a fine example for future bids, according to International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach.
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The Bulldogs will need to be more diligent on the defensive glass, having surrendered 261 offensive rebounds over their past four games, and is facing a strong rebounding team Saturday.
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"Contagion" also shows diligent scientists who ultimately save the day — a comfort for anyone looking for optimism — while highlighting the work of conspiracy theorists profiting off the spread of disinformation.
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" Identifying himself as "a longtime supporter of Democratic candidates and progressive causes," Mr. Frederick called Judge Gorsuch "a longtime friend" and described him as "brilliant, diligent, open-minded and thoughtful.
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So I felt I was coming at her from who I think she is now, and Peter Morgan does so much diligent research that really it's all on the page.
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If you are a diligent composter, you can grow food, compost the scraps and feed the next generation of food-bearing plants (cue "Circle of Life" from "The Lion King").
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But stereotypes of Asians as technically competent, diligent and quiet continue to hold sway after college, and this makes Asians less likely to be promoted into management and leadership positions.
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If your job requires that you handle money (or any other potentially contaminated surface), it's important to be diligent about washing your hands and not touching your face, Knight says.
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Background reading: The tech industry has recently been more diligent in identifying online child sexual abuse imagery, but it has consistently failed to shut it down, a Times investigation found.
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Worse, only 10 percent of these outside parties are disclosed in privacy policies of the news sites we studied, meaning even diligent readers will never learn who collects their data.
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I learned very quickly that the harder I worked, the smarter I worked; and the more diligent I was, the better my chance of closing sales and earning more money.
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Not unless you are in the know, or in good standing with people who are, or are diligent and passionate and perhaps willing to part with a bit of cash.
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NGHIA BINH, Vietnam — Growing up in this village of rice paddies and banana trees, Doan Thi Huong was known as a gentle girl and a diligent student, her brother said.
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"Although we are disappointed that this turned out to be a hoax, we remain diligent in our search for Timmothy, as our missing person's case remains unsolved," Aurora police Sgt.
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" He went on, "We must be all the more diligent to control music in such a way that it will serve us for good and in no way harm us.
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Diligent outreach to gymnasts who trained under Tracy, or those who knew her athletes, would most likely have uncovered allegations of a physically and emotionally abusive atmosphere at her gym.
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Coach Michael Malone has consistently praised his players' work ethic — effort, he said, is not a problem — but he does want them to be more diligent about their mental preparation.
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The questions from the jury indicate that they are being diligent in their deliberations —thinking seriously about the evidence, about the elements of the offenses and the standard of proof.
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"We want to be deliberate and diligent about the way we're partnering to ensure that we're being safe," a spokesman for the U.S.-led military headquarters in Kabul, Lt. Col.
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"Except in rare scenarios where a person has made diligent effort to hide, everyone has an online trail that identifies many pieces of personal information," security expert Michael Bazzell told Gizmodo.
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"Clearly, Facebook's business model is unique and, unfortunately, we were not as diligent in aligning our data management with their privacy policy as we should have been," he told the Journal.
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Despite several internships, diligent networking, and some good clips, I constantly worried I wasn't good enough to break out of low-paying entry-level gigs, no matter how hard I tried.
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Taurus: Georgia (Queen Latifah) from Last Holiday A diligent worker, Georgia had to learn she had less than a month to live before dropping everything to pursue a life of luxury.
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"The focus should be on preventing fraud and wrongdoing in the first place," said Hamburger, who suggested investors be more diligent in picking their financial advisors and understanding their investment advice.
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"This is a first-of-its-kind aircraft, so we're going to be diligent throughout testing and continue to prioritize the safety of our pilots, crew and staff," said Jean Floyd.
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The Set-Up Having been not-so-diligent scientists in our high school lab periods, we nevertheless did our best to set up an experiment that could stand up to scrutiny.
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It's rare that I'm up to date on news, but I'd say for the last six months, or maybe the last four, I was trying to be more diligent about it.
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REUTERS - If Shivam Nair's "Naam Shabana" is to be believed, India's top intelligence agency is more diligent about its recruitment process than it is about actually catching enemies of the state.
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That means you should use every interaction to prove that you're a respectful, professional, and diligent worker, but also someone who your colleagues will enjoy spending eight hours a day with.
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Hoping to pre-empt other more diligent mapping improvement efforts, industry experts say the telecom industry has begun pushing hard for its own vision of what these improvements should look like.
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This is a film that pays such diligent, delicate attention to food that the larger meaning Dickens grasped for when he first published this story in 1843 somehow becomes more persuasive.
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Robin confesses at the outset that he is horrified by the Wohlstetters' nuclear brinkmanship, but says he has made a diligent effort to provide a balanced, nonjudgmental account of their work.
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Later the same day, Karen Dubinsky, one of Ms. Mellow's administrative colleagues, had been scheduled to lead a meeting of the President's Society, a group of the school's most diligent students.
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Is it enough, as Mourinho said, for a club of United's scope and scale to have a "humble attitude," to be diligent and determined, to eke out victory through gritted teeth?
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One of the things that makes RedHanded such a compelling listen is the hosts' diligent deconstruction of the many different narratives and cultural assumptions that we tend to build around predators.
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Mothers and fathers of all types across the country have been put under the boot of a nanny state that supplants its judgments on child rearing for those of diligent parents.
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"We have one of the more cumbersome—or, you could say, diligent—regulatory systems for testing," says Bruce Carlson, publisher of Kalorama Information, a market research firm that covers medical diagnostics.
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As we move through this unprecedented time, it is our hope that by being diligent we will all be able to return to normal business operations and continue our successful relationship.
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Plath was a diligent correspondent; you get the feeling she dispatched these letters before plunging into her real writing, as a way to loosen her fingers and warm up her pen.
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"The only ever conversation that happened was, 'Hey, these schedules change so quickly that we need to be really diligent about keeping the records of what actually happened,'" Mr. Jackson said.
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Finn may have been mostly covered up by a Stormtrooper outfit and Poe Dameron's jacket in Star Wars: The Force Awakens — but John Boyega is still diligent about his fitness training.
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However, the idea that the economy rewards the able and the diligent — and that therefore the successful deserve their riches — is one of the oldest and most familiar of American illusions.
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Our previous car was 14 years old when it died, and since my husband and I are diligent about oil changes and maintenance, I&aposm confident it will last until then.
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We have learned that we are far from alone in our struggle, as diligent and loving parents from all walks of life have suffered this catastrophic loss under similar horrifying circumstances.
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We look forward to voting for and supporting diligent, thoughtful, capable female candidates who understand the ways in which our society can work harder to care and provide for America's children.
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And as a diligent but novice meditator, I caught a glimpse, through the music, of what it means to let thoughts bubble up without engaging with them — through applause or judgment.
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He's perhaps most famous outside the state capitol (where he's known as a diligent and effective legislator) for calling Trump a "shitgibbon" and engaging in similar foul-mouthed, glib Twitter behavior.
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Fouchier's work originally sent shockwaves through the international community, but global health experts have found that diligent surveillance and research of these diseases is the key to keeping them at bay.
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Yes, you can shave your legs, condition your hair, wash your face, and oil pull with coconut oil, but it will not heal scorched skin after diligent sunscreen reapplication slips your mind.
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Instead, a diligent worker who will put the time and energy in to make sure the little things work — because sometimes the little things cost millions of jobs or thousands of lives.
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Administrator Steve Dickson told reporters on Tuesday: "We are following a very diligent process and it is important that we stay focused on the process and not on the timeline," Reuters reported.
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Remember: Social Security was not intended to be your sole source of income for retirement, and the totals are always changing, so you still need to be diligent about saving for retirement.
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The most recent earnings reports by companies indicate that the fundamentals are strong within the market, so I don't think that investors should worry too much — although they should always be diligent.
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And that we are pretty diligent about making sure that there is some connection that bestows on them some lethality that we need to be concerned about before we worry about them.
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In a statement to The Verge, a PayPal spokesperson confirmed the ban, citing hate speech as a reason for the action: The company is diligent in performing reviews and taking account actions.
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The moon is in diligent Virgo today, Leo, lighting up the financial sector of your chart and this evening, it's very important that you don't spend foolishly, or worse, out of guilt.
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After Musk posted that tweet, the SEC asked a federal judge to hold Musk in contempt, saying he had not "made a diligent or good faith effort" to comply with the settlement.
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" Guards are supposed to check on prisoners every 30 minutes, but sometimes aren't diligent about doing so, Donson said, and regardless, inmates "can do themselves a lot of harm in 30 minutes.
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David Simonetti, the director of the police academy at Hagerstown Community College, told the Baltimore Sun he worked with Mason from 2004 to 2009 and described him as a tough, diligent officer.
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Going back to the election debates in 2016, diligent researchers at nearly every major news outlet have made it their business to find the truth (and fiction) in the claims Trump makes.
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"The email thing is such a weird slant on someone who is actually an incredibly organized, diligent, focused, hardworking person," a former colleague of Meghan's tells PEOPLE in this week's cover story.
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Whether their outlets are understaffed or flush with resources, mainstream media should wake up and realize that there's a group of diligent, passionate, skilled researchers working for free right now on Twitter.
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The recent activity, along with what executives have told TechCrunch is a diligent focus on unit economics, is all directed toward a larger objective to take the company public sometime in 2021.
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"His profits were not the result of trading acumen, diligent research, or blind luck, but rather the alleged spoils of criminal insider trading," Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara said in a statement.
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As a diligent journalist in search of the truth, I went through all the many confusing ways the Turtle Timer has insulted her friends, their dogs, and possibly babies in season 9.
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The government must ensure the national systems designed to protect workers' rights, including the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), are diligent in collecting industrywide data on employment and pay across demographic lines.
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The new volume likewise shows Guha to be admirably industrious in examining multiple archives, and diligent in his mastery of the arcana of Indian politics, but a bit languid in his analyses.
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By other assessments, including her own, she is hardly worthy of recognition, just a diligent performer whose résumé includes some modest cult favorites ("Like Crazy") and some big-budget crowd-pleasers ("Inferno").
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Attacks on the election system disrespect the thousands of election officials across the country and devalues their diligent — and yes, patriotic — work to ensure that American voters everywhere can cast a ballot.
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"Through the diligent efforts of our federal, state, and local law enforcement partners, Wesley Gullett has been apprehended," Cody Hiland, US attorney for the eastern district of Arkansas, said in a statement.
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Rose chose writers not because they are more inventive in living — far from it — but because they tend to be diligent reporters of their lives, leaving us more material to work with.
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But given the political climate — claims of fake news, science denialism and blatant obfuscation of fact — we need to be especially diligent about ensuring that academic publishing adheres to the highest standards.
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But as diligent as he has been about purging eligible citizens from the voter rolls, Mr. Kemp has been just as lax about the cybersecurity of the state's 27,000 electronic voting machines.
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News Analysis TORGAU, Germany — Angela Merkel has spent her political career playing down her gender: shunning a feminist label, offering modesty, caution and diligent preparation as an implicit contrast to male swagger.
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Nobody believes that Mr. Johnson, who is widely disdained in Brussels, especially after his gaffe-prone stint as foreign secretary, will be able to wrest a better deal than the diligent Mrs.
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And although I generally feel like a diligent and capable planner, I&aposd continued with the booking despite not waiting for the answers I needed: Would there be child-sized snorkel masks?
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"Bower," for example, is one of three poems here about the bowerbird, that diligent engineer: Consider the bowerbird and his obsessionof blue, and then the island light, the acacia,the grounded beasts.
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Still, the more obvious the possibilities for an object's misuse, and the more serious its consequences, the more diligent you need to be in avoiding selling that object to the wrong buyers.
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The campsites they service cannot be formally reserved and are available for free on a first-come-first-served basis, but the pilots keep a diligent calendar of which ones are open.
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The FDA has increasingly been pressuring companies to be more diligent about cybersecurity and has launched a number of initiatives to better communicate to hospitals, doctors and patients about risks to devices.
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But rather than book a one-way ticket to Hollywood, Fitzpatrick did four diligent years at NYU, where legend (and Wikipedia) has it she lived in the same dorm as Sarah Silverman.
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She was polite, diligent and hardworking, a home health aide living in a tidy condominium in Elizabeth — until she met Mr. Anderson, according to her upstairs neighbor, who declined to be identified.
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Canada has said it's just following the letter of its extradition agreement with the United States, and that Friday's decision followed a "thorough and diligent review" of the evidence in the case.
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John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.) said the IRS was diligent about collecting taxes, but made no effort to return unredeemed bonds, which people can lose or forget about after they mature.
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Just how diligent would our senator be in reviewing the nominees chosen by a man who has categorized Mexican immigrants as rapists and who initially refused to disavow support from white supremacists?
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With a pair of pulverizing defenses and coaches who demanded diligent shot selection, the game began in sync with expectations — as something that looked like three dribbles and a cloud of sawdust.
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In fact, each time someone approached the podium to give a reading that day, I was met with this same feeling of surprise — though I should have expected the diligent attention to detail.
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"After diligent analysis, we have decided to discontinue our operations in Australia and New Zealand and expect to wind down the service for listeners over the next few weeks," according to the statement.
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According to Business Insider, all 22,000 standard eight-week passes sold out in less than a second last year, so you'll have to be extra diligent in making sure you man the pastapass.
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It was a quote from a guy named Webster Hubble, and some of your diligent older listeners may remember him as the number two attorney general in the first Clinton—Bill Clinton—administration.
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