Reporters were also ordered to emphasise the economy's bright spots.
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Discussions of the crisis of liberalism usually emphasise practical things.
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"We emphasise that the increase will be gradual," he added.
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"If they have gas commitments that make more (money), they can emphasise the gas, if it is oil (that makes more money) they will emphasise oil," said the trader, who declined to be named.
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Mr Dell's plan to emphasise software in future contains three bets.
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But the left and right emphasise very different aspects of it.
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For instance, we emphasise policies that will allow for "permissionless innovation".
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But this particular untrustworthy journalist would like to emphasise two other things.
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Non-Zionist Christians, including Palestinian ones, often emphasise another pronouncement by Paul.
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Mediaeval mapmakers added "ultima", the Latin for "farthermost", to emphasise the point.
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Some forms of Protestantism continue to emphasise the absolute need for retribution.
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Sometimes it is not necessary to emphasise the dark side of society.
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"We wish to emphasise that the show was extremely successful," he explained.
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Some scholars emphasise the right of legitimate rulers to make liberating reforms.
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"It is very important to emphasise project quality over project quantity," he said.
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"The more you emphasise the dark, the more the light startles," she says.
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Many activists emphasise the importance of shared personal experience in strengthening the movement.
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Her approach was to support him if pressed, but not to emphasise him.
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Though the firms involved emphasise that they have high ethical standards, activists worry.
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He is the only one of the three leading candidates to emphasise this.
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Lundmark sought to emphasise the importance of renewable energy in the years ahead.
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He means to emphasise its age, but could be clasping a dying relative.
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"The attack [in Manchester] does emphasise the need for a new compact," says Richards.
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They have abandoned traditional communal religion in favour of churches that emphasise personal identity.
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Mr de los Reyes's difficulties emphasise the importance of his area of expertise: design.
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Large open spaces and mobile desks encourage collaboration; new microscopes and MacBooks emphasise technology.
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However, experts emphasise every accident is a unique chain of human and technical factors.
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At the meeting in Paris in a few weeks time we will emphasise that.
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Before I continue, I must emphasise that there's nothing objectively wrong with Lip Sync Battle.
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Others emphasise that choosing whether to stay or migrate is not a simple economic decision.
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The French trained their elites in grandes écoles—professional schools that did not emphasise research.
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Together, we emphasise our continuing commitment to the JCPoA [the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action].
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Chinese stocks have indeed fallen sharply (see chart), which officials do not wish to emphasise.
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The authors emphasise that at every stage politicians have the discretion to nix the process.
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The new jails are expected to emphasise rehabilitation over retribution and be used more sparingly.
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Like J Hus, their new tracks emphasise the rudeboy essence of the new afrobeats sound.
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Hearings can already consider them alongside convictions, but the government plans to emphasise this power.
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Teaching in the Arab world tends to emphasise rote learning rather than developing analytical skills.
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Certainly campaign groups, such as Britain's Extinction Rebellion, increasingly emphasise catastrophic risk above all else.
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Instead he was keen to emphasise that Merck is committed to "developing really good molecules".
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But it is easy to over-emphasise the influence of both Mr Green and Sir Jeremy.
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NO DOUBT Donald Trump was keen to emphasise his decisiveness, in contrast with his predecessor's dithering.
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It monitors reaction to his output, allowing him to emphasise whatever elicits the most favourable reception.
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To attract a new giver, she has shown, a charity should emphasise the good it does.
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One was to emphasise gender differences, and to celebrate perceived female qualities of warmth and sensitivity.
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Politicians like to emphasise the importance of apprenticeships when their beneficiaries are plucky young school-leavers.
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To emphasise their authority, they dressed for the part; think of Henry VIII or Louis XIV.
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State governments that emphasise a public-health approach to the problem have cobbled together stronger reactions.
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Last year the firm renamed itself the McLaren Technology Group to emphasise the importance of innovation.
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Instead, I emphasise its genderless silence in the dock, a machine executing actions without moral conscience.
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To emphasise the metamorphosis, it renamed itself after Hans Christian Orsted, the Danish discoverer of electromagnetism.
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New twin statues of Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il across the country emphasise his lineage.
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Cartoons shown before some film screenings emphasise the importance of safe sex (there is no commercial advertising).
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"When making these videos I try to emphasise the absurdity of the situation in Turkmenistan," Tuhbatullin said.
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Its bosses emphasise its "network", a presence in nearly 100 countries that multinationals' treasurers can count on.
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Grocery stores might make a feature of wood, for example, or an office might emphasise natural light.
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The authors emphasise that it is a person's relative position rather than absolute income that matters most.
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They and other Muslim elders emphasise that they can help to make the city stable and prosperous.
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So even as they emphasise its work, Mr Xi and his allies have been criticising the department.
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"Especially when they emphasise that I have the ability to see what's right and wrong," he said.
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If inflation were rising above the Fed's 2% target, its leadership would be picking different tales to emphasise.
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Other consumer giants, such as Unilever, emphasise that giant firms should lead on environmental, social and governance topics.
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Bodley Head; £17.99 Most books on quantum mechanics emphasise its weirdness, a built-in excuse for being baffling.
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By making these experiences feel so personal, Ms Glidden has helped to emphasise the seriousness of their struggle.
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These interpreters also emphasise that it was never conceivable that God would want Ibrahim's son to be killed.
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But these restrictions relate to current activities, I want to emphasise that again - not to state defence procurement.
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Milan-based Mediobanca and UniCredit issued statements to emphasise their respective commitment to keeping employees safe at home.
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The group will also emphasise the need for stricter deal compliance from the likes of Iraq and Nigeria.
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As their wealth increases, they have a greater ability to press politicians to emphasise some topics rather than others.
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There are a few ways to tweak this approach to emphasise peak excellence at the expense of career bulk.
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Project Blitz also says it is important to de-emphasise the "biblical" norms at the heart of these proposals.
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By giving its national animal to a foreign power, China is able to emphasise the closeness of political ties.
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The former want culls of the wolves; the latter emphasise better protection for livestock and resettlement of problematic packs.
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Yet its teachings also emphasise that violence harms the spiritual state of the perpetrator, as well as the victim.
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To emphasise this Netflix has released a trailer entirely in Klingon with English subtitles, which you can watch below.
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To set itself apart, the revamped Baojun brand will emphasise self-driving technology and internet connectivity, GM officials said.
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They emphasise being counter-cultural and point out that many churches which are growing run against the liberal flow.
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But he took pains to emphasise that longstanding plans to move to a single interest rate were on track.
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The group will also emphasise the need for stricter compliance with the cuts from members like Iraq and Nigeria.
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Mr Johnson's lost authority after the Supreme Court judgment will serve further to emphasise his weak position in Brussels.
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The solution to the problem of class was no longer to emphasise the duties of the rich to the poor.
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Vulnerability is an overarching theme of the second album, with some tracks stripping back the instrumentation to emphasise the vocals.
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One is that Western societies emphasise the importance of the mind, for which the brain is used as a proxy.
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The fastest-growing varieties tend to be the evangelical ones, which emphasise the need for spiritual rebirth and Biblical authority.
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In recent years China has started to emphasise policy goals other than GDP, from promoting culture to protecting the environment.
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Such worries have encouraged the recent rise of a "localist" movement, whose followers emphasise Hong Kong's separateness from the mainland.
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It was a budget "for the next generation", he said repeatedly, as if to emphasise the scale of his ambition.
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While most vendors emphasise their own businesses' efforts to popularize birria, several acknowledge that Torres also played an important role.
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"I didn't say it's just one rate cut," Powell had been careful to emphasise after Wednesday's 25-basis-point move.
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"I didn't say it's just one rate cut," Powell had been careful to emphasise after Wednesday's 64.343-basis-point move.
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As if to emphasise his defiance, the Norwegian has since won three more downhill World Cup races at Beaver Creek.
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I have to emphasise that there is no innate or essential quality that makes women worse at football than men.
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Second, and flowing from the first, I want to re-emphasise the commitment of this Government to peace in Northern Ireland.
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The main victims, they emphasise, are not disinvited speakers but the agitators themselves, whom they see as worryingly fragile and confused.
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Indonesia's president, Joko Widodo (or Jokowi), will emphasise the success of his version when he campaigns for re-election next year.
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Some scholars emphasise institutional features such as the emergence of stable parliamentary democracy, the rule of law and secure property rights.
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The dialogue takes place in both languages to help emphasise the social order (yellow subtitles for Japanese; white ones for Korean).
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BATAM AERO TECHNIC -Emphasise that engineers must record the results of tests on components installed in aircraft as part of repairs.
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In a signal of Macron's future priorities, the ministry has been renamed to emphasise the role of Europe in foreign policy.
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Holding a signing ceremony during Trump's visit would help emphasise strengthening economic and military ties between the United States and Vietnam.
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So let me emphasise that when I say Jones's work is quite good, I really mean that it is rather good.
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The official Chinese response has been to emphasise non-interference in internal American affairs, but the president is clearly coming unhinged.
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Bank of England officials weighing up the next rise in interest rates have been keen to emphasise the more positive numbers.
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"With the current global outbreak of measles, we emphasise the importance of an immunisation history," the researchers wrote in their report.
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However, van der Does is keen to emphasise that the company is not slowing down or feeling like it has arrived.
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Its growth strategy will also emphasise on consolidating its position in existing international markets, rather than rapidly expanding to new ones.
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The words he's selected for his works are designed to emphasise "the importance of dreaming, to enjoy the simpler moments," Rawlings says.
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Mission statements are not compulsory but they appeal to executives seeking to emphasise that their business is about more than making money.
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Mr Schneider, who used to run Fresenius, a German firm that offers kidney-dialysis products and services, will certainly emphasise that message.
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In their rejoinders to Mr Sessions, many commentators cited passages in the Old and New Testament which emphasise hospitality to the outsider.
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For similar reasons, bank headquarters have deliberately been built in a grandiose style to emphasise the institution's financial solidity and historical roots.
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But it also appears that the government will again try to emphasise growth in consumption, which may limit demand growth for steel.
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"I'd like to emphasise our ongoing passion for, investment in, and commitment to, the Ubuntu desktop that millions rely on," Shuttleworth writes.
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In training they continued to emphasise the skills required to hold territory, neglecting those needed to forge strong relations with the community.
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The fact that Sweden has tried to emphasise the role and value of Common Equity Tier 1 (CET1) should help, he added.
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Marie Tharp drew her maps in this way in part to emphasise the new features she, Heezen and their colleagues had discovered.
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Management intends to substantially refocus and optimise the sales process, launch new product lines, emphasise mobile growth and focus on audience monetisation.
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In the short term, OPEC will downplay the renewed growth in shale output and emphasise its own compliance with announced production cuts.
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Populist policies The party's policies don't fit neatly into the traditional left-right political spectrum, something the party is keen to emphasise.
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We must emphasise, whichever two names end up winning the grand finale will be chosen for our new gritters, so choose wisely. pic.twitter.
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"The board wishes to emphasise the long-term approach of the company and will continue to keep shareholders updated as necessary," it added.
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"Asia" was a term invented by Europeans to emphasise their own distinctiveness; to Kipling-era imperialists, Asian societies were backward, despotic and unchanging.
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Some scientists emphasise the scale of humankind's redistribution of species by treating it as an undoing of the mighty work of plate tectonics.
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Bosch put the business on the block as part of a portfolio overhaul which will see it emphasise electric and autonomous car technologies.
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Instead, the guide should perhaps emphasise the use of a password manager, and make sure that every password on each site is unique.
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These emphasise that war should only be waged in response to aggression, treachery or a broken treaty, and that civilians should be spared.
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Some students, though, seem to emphasise incubation over preparation; hence their requests for more reprimands and intrusion, for supposedly improving bans and rules.
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But to emphasise its symbolism of service, Francis transferred it to places of confinement, such as prisons, immigrant centres or old age homes.
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Aware that defences are only as strong as the weakest link, the guidelines also emphasise the need for building up resilience to hackers collectively.
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The more trouble Mr Bolsonaro encounters in enacting his economic plans, the more likely he is to emphasise the nastier side of his agenda.
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In an apparent attempt to narrow the disagreement, Chief Justice John Roberts was keen to emphasise the claims each side conceded to the other.
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They will certainly want to emphasise that, if Britain falls off a cliff, it will be by choice, not because the EU pushed it.
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Once your report is built, you can emphasise saturated or brighter colours, order colours by time or popularity, or play through these different modes.
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Often firms emphasise a flattering operating measure, such as oil and gas pumped from the ground, the number of rides hailed and so on.
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Justice Samuel Alito joined the judgment but wrote separately to emphasise that Flowers is "a highly unusual case" and "likely one of a kind".
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I can't emphasise that more – I think the spirit of the squad, the spirit of togetherness, the spirit of the mission are so important.
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Formula One said the race would change its name to the Mexico City Grand Prix from 2020 to emphasise the support of the city authorities.
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She believes that the establishment of book chains that emphasise promotions has meant big books are becoming bigger, just as they have in the West.
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In the newly opened extension to the house, an exhibition of work by Antony Gormley (pictured, below) also seeks to emphasise the importance of perception.
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The editor is right to emphasise that anything much more comprehensive than this would be overwhelming, though the book would have benefited from more illustrations.
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The fear that they will emphasise profit over access and conservation—or, worse, need to sell the lands they gain—has created eclectic political alliances.
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But instead of increasing energy security, the SGC may do more to emphasise how hard it is for Europe to reduce its dependence on Russia.
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Little surprise, then, that the title of a new film about the dancer should seek to emphasise Nureyev's uniqueness: "The White Crow" means "something other".
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"It is important to emphasise that fiscal prudence can be fully reconciled with ambitious fiscal plans," Lane said in a reference to Irish government plans.
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You can still divide business elites into Tories who emphasise low taxes and reduced regulation and Whigs who focus on social liberalism and the environment.
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Byrd's intention with the final three words of the piece is to emphasise the absence of peace in the harried lives of English Roman Catholics.
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"We will not blindly emphasise 'self-developed and controllable', and will not decouple from the development of international industries," Huang told reporters at a briefing.
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"It is crucial to emphasise that e-cigarettes are not safe, just less harmful than tobacco cigarettes when it comes to vascular health," George said.
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"We will not blindly emphasise 'self-developed and controllable', and will not decouple from the development of international industries," Huang told reporters at a briefing.
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So, we need the government tourism authorities — such as Tourism Australia or state tourism commissions — focused equally on integrated planning as the marketing they currently emphasise.
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He has so far focused on Western markets, whose users are most valuable to advertisers, in contrast to Facebook and Twitter, which emphasise their global reach.
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Some boat makers emphasise simplicity rather than bling: one says you want your yacht to be a floating beach house rather than a floating Versailles palace.
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Messrs Eatwell and Goodwin also emphasise the importance of immigration, which they somewhat ominously classify under "destruction", one of four Ds that they believe explain populism.
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He attributes this to the traditions of the black church, which emphasise ownership and self-reliance, as well as to a centuries-old hunger for opportunity.
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The proposed EU rules emphasise the need to balance openness to FDI with protection of "security or public order", something only 12 member states screen for.
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IMF evidence shows that successful anti-corruption initiatives are built on institutional reforms that emphasise transparency and accountability, such as in all aspects of government budgets.
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Mr McDonnell likes to emphasise that his preferred policies, such as higher public spending and public ownership of the utilities, are centrist stuff in continental Europe.
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Many on the left, too, believe that the museum and Hiroshima memorials too narrowly emphasise Japan's victimhood without properly acknowledging the suffering Japan wrought across Asia.
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A big, high-tech addition to a mainland bourse would be a victory for China, whose government is keen to emphasise its move into new technologies.
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In a 2002 essay, Cooper described Europe as the most developed body politic that did not emphasise sovereignty or the separation of domestic and foreign affairs.
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It was as if to emphasise the size of the canvas on which America was preparing to counter China's growing influence with economic engagement of its own.
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By the 1970s Keynesianism and nationalisation had failed, leading a new generation of economists and politicians, including Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher, to emphasise markets and individuals.
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Whereas legislators emphasise new boats, some naval planners argue that the 355-ship target could be hit sooner if more money were spent on refitting old vessels.
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So her campaign will emphasise domestic issues: security, a harder line on cultural symbols (perhaps opposing the wearing of full-face veils) and tougher rules for migrants.
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While chaos engulfs Venezuela's cities, his social-media team has been seeking to humanise the dictator with video vignettes that emphasise his homespun origins and simple wisdom.
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Gun advocates often refer to such incidents as "negligent" rather than "accidental" discharges to emphasise that they are the result of careless behaviour, rather than mechanical error.
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Mr Sorkin works hard to emphasise the contemporary relevance of the story, and the question of how far communities should tolerate those who refuse to tolerate others.
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Courses at the AIMS have unconventional curriculums, which emphasise analytical thinking and problem-solving rather than the rote learning that has, Dr Turok says, "traumatised" African students.
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James Cleverly, a Tory MP, has argued that the party should emphasise its "policies which disproportionately benefit" minorities, like cutting small-business taxes and improving state schools.
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First, the Union and the United Kingdom wish to emphasise their shared and solemn regard for the vision for the future relationship detailed in the Political Declaration.
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The aim, presumably, is to emphasise the connections between Chekhov's time and the 21st century, and the play does have much to say to angst-ridden millennials.
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Granted, parliamentary lawmakers are generally less supportive of exit strategies that emphasise cutting immigration at the expense of retaining access to the EU's tariff-free trading zone.
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And I want to emphasise that the world today has uncovered the games played by the Houthis, especially the games that they've been using regarding humanitarian aid.
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"Expect him to emphasise patience, stating that any more hikes this year would likely require some pickup in inflation," wrote analysts at TD Securities in a note.
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It is important, once again, to emphasise that these cases are not about when and on what terms the United Kingdom is to leave the European Union.
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In an attempt to bolster its credibility, the bank has tweaked its language to emphasise that it does not want to undershoot the target of 2% consistently.
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Mikey is quick to downplay any suggestion that he might regret those years at the top, though, and keen to emphasise the importance of MCR's golden years.
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If the bail-out of Greece, say, returns to the headlines, the CDU could take a hawkish line, while the more lenient Mr Schulz might emphasise European solidarity.
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Moreover, at a time when India's Hindu-nationalist government chooses to emphasise one strain in the country's history, she offers a reminder of the diversity of Indian tradition.
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Chinese meritocrats emphasise that political meritocracy is particular to the Chinese context Third, the ideal has inspired political reform in China over the last four decades or so.
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Half of developing-world Christians are Pentecostal, evangelical or charismatic (all branches of the faith emphasise the authority of the Bible and the need for a spiritual rebirth).
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The EEF, a trade body representing British manufacturers, said the report was right to emphasise a long-term, comprehensive approach and urged the government to be more ambitious.
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Stage makeup, traditionally used to emphasise expression to the seats at the back, is being exchanged for a pared-back, natural style that is better suited to film.
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With regards to our domestic situation I think one of the points I would also like to emphasise is that of the G20 countries we're virtually debt free.
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Facebook's Libra chief David Marcus has scrambled both to defend the currency, and to emphasise that it will be overseen by all its partners and not just Facebook.
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Mr Trudeau will emphasise the value of the bilateral ties when he meets Mr Trump, which Sean Spicer, White House press secretary, said was likely to happen "very shortly".
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The tacticians emphasise improvements to the way institutions work, without radical change, such as better staff, greater efficiency, more predictable business conditions and finding better ways to target investment.
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In April 2000, the Times of India media group placed its own notice exhorting parents to emphasise a daughter's profession and educational qualifications ahead of whether she was "fair".
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They take my advice on board, emphasise that they believed I was dead, and are almost immediately removed and replaced by more of the masked actors from the square.
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"Conversely, if the ECB were to adopt a flexible target range from 1.5% to 2.5% and de-emphasise the target of 2% the ECB could probably tighten policy sooner."
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It was to emphasise what all English people had in common as English people (the term "English" was regularly used at the time to describe citizens of the United Kingdom).
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Both GM and Ford want to emphasise that their costs can be more easily cut than before the crisis in 2008-10, when GM went bust and Ford nearly did.
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The report was keen to emphasise that the discrepancies primarily relate to tax avoidance schemes and the legal interpretation of complicated tax issues rather than outright – and illegal – tax evasion.
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"The ECB would like to emphasise that extreme caution should be exercised when transferring the power to take commercial decisions from market actors to public authorities," the ECB opinion said.
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One tour guide announced that she would not speak of slaves, but "enslaved people", to emphasise that slavery was a catastrophe visited on people, not a natural state of being.
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But it has some important—and welcome—differences, which Mr Trump was keen to emphasise while leaving it to Mr Mattis to decide the exact number of troops to send.
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" According to the Tate, "The subject was probably Garrick's own idea: a playful parody of the classical story of Hercules choosing between pleasure and virtue, designed to emphasise Garrick's versatility.
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Traffic crossing the border between Spain and Gibraltar is sometimes subject to hours of delays when Spain wishes to emphasise its long-standing objection to British sovereignty over the territory.
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In Catholic terms he is a liberal: his attitude to homosexuality, abortion and divorce all emphasise forgiveness – though he is not interested in changing doctrine which sees these as sins.
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German car parts maker Bosch put the business on the block earlier this year as part of a portfolio overhaul which will see it emphasise electric and autonomous car technologies.
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Material from the Profumo affair, Stonewall, the Oz trial and first editions (such as Germaine Greer's "The Female Eunuch", published in October 1970), emphasise the sexual politics of the decade.
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But it has some important—and welcome—differences, which Mr Trump was keen to emphasise, while leaving it to Mr Mattis to decide the exact number of troops to send.
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Another potential pitfall is our use of median earnings, which compresses the variance in earnings across universities, and may under-emphasise the performance of the richest graduates from elite universities.
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They have been keen to emphasise the importance of spreading cuts across Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and more recently an enlarged group including Russia and Oman (OPEC+).
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Spoiler: there's a lot of stuff about how you shouldn't send a sweaty, grainy photo of your turgid boner, the skin pulled back to the base to emphasise the length.
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Mattis was keen to emphasise efforts to peacefully resolve the crisis, including at the DMZ, as he addressed reporters with his back to the dividing line between North and South.
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"I would like to emphasise that this merger would create value - for everyone involved, especially for you the shareholders," Belloni said in a speech to Linde's annual general meeting in Munich.
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Although they underplay the role of the scale of the American market, the authors are right to emphasise the importance of process innovation, or, in other words, methods of organising production.
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Although he is far from the first contestant to emphasise ferreting out Daily Doubles, few of his predecessors have been willing to bet the maximum—and risk losing it all—consistently.
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And while in other cultures the heart is often viewed as the central organ, Western societies emphasise the importance of the mind, for which the brain is used as a proxy.
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Kaiser's written testimony on other surveys is below: I should emphasise that the Kogan/GSR datasets and questionnaires were not the only Facebook-connected questionnaires and datasets which Cambridge Analytica used.
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The far left will emphasise economic protection; the far right will stress repatriating immigrants; centrists like Mr Macron and Mrs Merkel will offer an array of milder economic and social protections.
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Huawei, an associate member of the GSMA, denies engaging in intelligence work for any government, and its founder has taken to U.S. and British media to emphasise this in recent days.
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With climate change bringing more variable rainfall, "it is also important to emphasise that there is a question of accessibility and human right to a minimum amount of water", he said.
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But while they were keen to emphasise the positive movement seen in the Chequers plan, some said no deal could be reached until there was movement from Britain on Northern Ireland.
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His images show visitors savouring and playing in the Lake, even as it succumbs to the ravages of climate change - which only serves to emphasise the value of what is being lost.
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Yet the American defence secretary, James Mattis, was also on his way to Japan, reportedly to emphasise the firmness of the alliance and the need for Japan and America to work together.
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The investment banking and capital markets division, which Credit Suisse wants to emphasise going forward, fared a little better helped by a doubling of revenues from M&A advisory work to SFr226m.
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Most public-health initiatives—such as "Happy Ten Minutes", a programme which encourages youngsters to exercise for ten minutes a day—emphasise the importance of physical activity but say little about diet.
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These works, which emphasise collaboration and co-operation, are well intentioned, but the exhibition is so crowded that, instead of participating, most viewers just shuffle past, as if at a human zoo.
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I want to emphasise that the damages suffered by Guatemala as a consequence of the non-compliance with the treaty of 1859 is not an object of Guatemala's legal claim against Belize.
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The cars are set to emphasise passenger comfort but may not have features such as the high performance engines found in mainstream models as they will not need to go that fast.
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Fittingly for a former CFO, Mr Swan was at pains to emphasise that, in future, Intel would be hard-headed about when to double down on a bet, and when to fold.
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In The Daily Show clip above, he likens Britain leaving the EU to "the world's biggest escape the room", before launching into a range of chaotic British accents to emphasise the confusion.
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"I would like to emphasise that the BOJ will continue expanding the monetary base in the future under its new policy framework," Iwata told business leaders in Nagasaki, southern Japan, on Wednesday.
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As brands develop their conversational marketing capabilities and explore the use of platforms such as Messenger to create more effective brand experiences, Kenny is keen to emphasise a couple of guiding principles.
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In her written evidence to the committee Kaiser claims: I should emphasise that the Kogan/GSR datasets and questionnaires were not the only Facebook-connected questionnaires and datasets which Cambridge Analytica used.
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But the key point is this: we might emphasise slightly different benefits but we all recognise the benefits of being in the EU and that those are at risk if we leave.
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The minutes of the U.S. Federal Reserve's December meeting showed that policymakers were keen to emphasise the uncertainty of the outlook even while anticipating better growth and inflation for the U.S. economy.
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It revealed a sizeable fall in Fixed Income and Currencies (FIC) revenues in the investment bank and continues to see DB management emphasise long-term plans rather than deal with immediate realities.
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To emphasise that his position is final, Rutte said he brought along a biography of composer Frederic Chopin that he planned to read at the summit as he had nothing to negotiate.
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"Although the outbreak does not at this time pose a global health threat, I want to emphasise that for the affected families and communities, this outbreak is very much an emergency," he said.
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Sure enough, Mr Spicer, who has had a middling week—to emphasise Mr Assad's heinousness, he said that even Hitler didn't "sink to using chemical weapons", a bizarre claim—later issued a retraction.
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Thanks to small changes in the construction of the baseball and an ensuing league-wide adjustment in strategy to emphasise hitting for power, a wide range of slugging-related records are under threat.
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Through this broken narrative, Mr Jenkins constructs an argument that the black American experience is jarring and traumatic, but he juxtaposes joy and despair to emphasise his characters' strength rather than their suffering.
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Johns Hopkins is helping to finish a long-delayed development on 88 acres (36 hectares) near the hospital; it is also overhauling the curriculum at nearby schools to emphasise science, maths and engineering.
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Yan added that the reduction in the LPR was to emphasise the MLF rate, which now serves as the benchmark for the LPR, to effectively lower the financing costs to the real economy.
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Rather than simply teaching about Martin Luther King Jr and the Voting Rights Act, for example, use the story to emphasise that social movements are driven by ordinary people, who can make a difference.
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As if to emphasise that this museum was about having fun as much as about displaying art, jugglers and men on stilts entertained visitors all over the museum plaza in the fashionable Marais district.
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America's main tourism lobby group is now urging Mr Trump, who presumably has some sympathy with other hoteliers, to emphasise that the country continues to welcome foreign visitors despite all the new security measures.
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While the improvisation in jazz requires a focus on harmonies and being comfortable adapting to unexpected musical changes, classical musicians learn to emphasise technique so that they can perform music as the composer intended.
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For example, while classic Christianity stresses the unity of the three persons (Father, Son and the Holy Spirit) making up the Triune God, the Latter-day Saints emphasise the separateness of those three entities.
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P&O, DFDS's main rival on the route, has started to emphasise the comparative comfort of ferry travel in its advertising, trying to borrow the glamorous image of cruising for its more mundane voyages.
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He accuses Mr Obama's nominee, Roberta Jacobson, of failing to emphasise human rights and democracy when negotiating with Cuba and Venezuela in her current post as the top State Department official for the Americas.
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Tory digital ads targeted at Leave-voting areas such as Rother Valley (67% Leave) emphasise the party's hard line on Brexit, whereas those targeting places such as St Albans (62% Remain) avoid the subject.
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They emphasise that the Supreme Court's order says foreigners must have a "credible claim" to a bona fide relationship, implying that the administration may not establish any red lines between exempted and non-exempted relationships.
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"We're getting a look at it to emphasise domestic production of missiles, and to advertise what's coming next," said Joshua Pollack, a nuclear weapon and missile systems expert who edits the U.S.-based Nonproliferation Review.
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The SFC guidelines emphasise that listed company directors must act in good faith in the interests of the company and exercise due and reasonable care, skill and diligence when considering, proposing or approving corporate transactions.
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One of the main reasons for publishing on a Tor hidden service was to emphasise that such sites have plenty of other applications besides those they might be commonly known for, such as drug markets.
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Though Greg is keen to emphasise that South End Scum are less organised than their city neighbours, he gives a touching insight into why people from outside Germany feel an affinity with the Hamburg club.
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The account also showed that the ECB was considering "more strategic" moves if inflation remained low and that it planned to emphasise that an overshoot as well as an undershoot of inflation would be tolerated.
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And as in the teaser released in May, it would very much like to emphasise that the Rise Of The Machines/Genisys/Salvation timeline is as dead as... well, all of humanity in the future.
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We need more games that emphasise relationships based on care, based on the growth of someone else, rather than the perfunctory one-way interactions that funnel self worth towards player characters in most modern games.
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"You have now known Elie for a long time and I want to emphasise that he has been carefully prepared, especially by me, for the job over the past decade," Breton said in an analysts call.
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"You have now known Elie for a long time and I want to emphasise that he has been carefully prepared, especially by me, for the job over the past decade," Breton said in an analysts call.
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"SGX wishes to emphasise that as discussions are still preliminary, there is no certainty or assurance that the possible transaction will materialise or that any definitive or binding agreement will result from such discussions," it said.
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This year's survey interviewed 3,428 people members of the UK tech community, including founders and workers in tech companies, but has been heavily spun to de-emphasise the effects of Brexit on the UK tech industry.
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At the forthcoming forum, China is likely to emphasise links between the belt-and-road programme and other infrastructure projects that have been launched independently of it, such as a new transport network around Baku in Azerbaijan.
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But the National Trust knows that if it is to keep up this momentum—and avoid charges of elitism—it must emphasise the "for everyone" part of its creed, and offer a more comprehensive definition of heritage.
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The first thing I would emphasise is that you want to grease the wheels of mobility—to make it easier to move from one firm to another, or one industry to another, or one place to another.
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Facebook calls its "News Feed" offering its most important product, but in recent years it has tweaked the feed in ways that de-emphasise actual news, instead prioritising updates from friends and family over those from publishers.
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In some ways, this conundrum is as old as Judaism itself, a religion whose oldest writings and prayers emphasise both the distinctiveness of the Jews and a longing for all nations to acknowledge and receive God's blessing.
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The British prime minister is seeking to emphasise Britain's big contribution to European security to gain goodwill among her 27 EU partners amid concerns that the Brexit negotiations could prove very tough and might even break down.
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"If you have a period to emphasise structural reform and other long-term development strategies, you should not have overreliance on monetary policies," Zhou said, adding that fiscal policy should play a key role in such reforms.
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In the latest sign of how regulators are being more accommodative as policymakers emphasise the need to help economies grow, the Basel Committee of banking supervisors has eased its initial proposal for a hike in capital requirements.
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Following strong criticism of her exit deal, May used an interview on Sunday to emphasise the outline agreement on Britain's future relationship with the bloc was still being negotiated and would deliver on the 2016 Brexit vote.
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"The FSA wants to emphasise that banks, when closing their accounts for 2015, must make particular evaluations of the direct and indirect effects of the fall in oil prices when considering the needs for writedowns," it added.
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A spokesman said European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker would write to Orban to congratulate him on his victory and emphasise that defending democracy and values was the common duty of all member states with no exception.
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"If – and it is important to emphasise the word if – the Reserve Bank were to undertake a programme of quantitative easing, we would purchase government bonds, and we would do so in the secondary market," he explained.
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Jordan Peele's Us cleverly re-appropriated '90s hip hop song "I Got 5 On It" by Luniz, remixing it to emphasise the unsettling melody (which itself was sampled from Club Nouveau's 'Why You Treat Me So Bad').
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"The rate deterioration emphasise that carriers have been fighting for market share and are positioning themselves further for the potential shifting of cargo from the West to the East Coast after the Panama Canal widening," Drewry wrote.
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But I think that you're correct to emphasise that if you want to make progress on the trade deficit in the long run then for the most part you have to go after the capital-account side too.
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" She's keen to stress that she has a lot of respect for the likes of Moxie, Ikonika, Nightwave and Hannah Wants, "to name a few," but doesn't feel that it's "necessary to emphasise on gender in our scene.
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On a visit to Berlin, Tsipras was keen to emphasise Greek progress on reforms demanded by Germany as the European Union's most powerful economy and paymaster - a situation that has made Merkel a hate figure for some Greeks.
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Though he was adamant that he had never been personally involved in draw fixing – and at pains to emphasise that such a thing would never happen on FIFA's watch – he intimated that UEFA had allowed draws to influenced.
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In the world of motorsport, Formula E is doing much to emphasise the growing need to look after the planet while pursuing something which can spread key messages on many fronts to millions of eyes across the globe.
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Officials in the city initially tried to cover up the outbreak when it began late last year, but Beijing has lately sought to emphasise the positive role China has played in controlling the global spread of the disease.
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Mr Bolsonaro was elected on a platform of abolishing privileges, so he must emphasise that message to bring pressure to bear on congress, says Arminio Fraga, a former central-bank director who worked with Mr Tafner on pension reform.
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Admittedly, not all such changes stand the test of time: French revolutionaries, keen to emphasise the break with their monarchist past, failed to get their ten-hour clock and entirely new calendar to stick after imposing them in 1793.
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Leadsom, a junior energy minister, sought to emphasise her credentials as the candidate from outside the political establishment, setting herself apart from rivals Michael Gove and May - both of whom have held senior positions in government for several years.
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For Xi Jinping, China's president, it was a chance both to emphasise his claim to Mao's mantle as China's undisputed leader, making a speech from the very same spot, and to flaunt the strength of the country he rules.
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Many analysts, wary of past reform promises that fell short, have been disappointed that more specific commitments were not made to boost exports in coming years and emphasise the independence of the central bank to lower inflation from nearly 20 percent.
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Mr Damore argues that, with so many negative TV ads aired by outside groups, "the candidates don't have control of the message"—leaving Ms Cortez Masto and Dr Heck to emphasise their life stories, hoping some light pierces the murk.
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"We would like to emphasise that real estate will continue to be an important part of the bank's investment strategy ... and the fund will be a major player in the real estate markets in the years to come," it added.
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Under generally accepted accounting principles, companies are required to deduct stock-based compensation to calculate profits, but many emphasise alternative measures, and as a result plenty of shareholders have not been paying attention to the vast amounts being doled out.
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He expects the party will emphasise "how the state's working class has failed to flourish under Republican leadership", after eight years of Scott Walker as governor (he was thrown out by voters in November) and four years of Mr Trump.
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"It was important to emphasise that the incoming information, while somewhat weaker than expected, remained overall consistent with an ongoing broad-based expansion of the euro area economy and gradually rising inflation," the ECB said in the minutes of the meeting.
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And in consultation with our foreign investors, including American ones – our colleagues met and actively engaged with American investors – they all emphasise their interest in these bonds as they understand the good rate of return and the sustainability of these investments.
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Though the coronavirus was first discovered last year in the city of Wuhan, where officials initially tried to cover up the outbreak, China has sought to emphasise the positive role it has played in controlling the global spread of the disease.
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On the recent report by the rapporteur for freedom of expression, with whom we have already been in touch, let me emphasise that the Japanese government has been and will remain fully committed to freedom of expression and freedom of the press.
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Microsoft is betting on what it calls "mixed reality", arguing that it is pointless to draw a line between AR and VR. Although it did not emphasise VR at E3, it is enthusiastic about its potential on the Windows 10 operating system.
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On a note which some may find startling from a church known for its strict rules and unchanging ceremonies, the Council documents will also emphasise freedom as a precondition for real peace and reconciliation, and the impossibility of imposing beliefs by force.
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While most British Thatcherites such as Liz Truss, the chief secretary of the treasury, emphasise that they are both economic and social liberals, Mr Rees-Mogg sounds like a member of the American moral majority when he talks about marriage and abortion.
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While hygge clearly plays a major part in Denmark's happiness, Wiking is keen to emphasise that the welfare model is what fundamentally underpins the nation's well-being — they have high taxes but receive social security, universal healthcare, and a universal pension in return.
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The account also showed that the ECB was considering "more strategic" moves if inflation remained low and that it planned to emphasise that it would tolerate an overshoot as well as an undershoot of inflation compared to its target of just under 2 percent.
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The focus will be on the Fed's economic assessment in the minutes, which should emphasise a recent uptick in economic data, although the market may still remain sceptical about the chances of a near-term rate hike, said Christopher Wong, senior FX strategist for Maybank.
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"We emphasise that these structure predictions have not been experimentally verified, but hope they may contribute to the scientific community's interrogation of how the virus functions, and serve as a hypothesis generation platform for future experimental work in developing therapeutics," the blog post said.
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Under pressure at home from members of parliament in her own party who are concerned she is preparing for Britain to walk away with no deal and from the EU, May has tried to gloss over the differences and emphasise how far the talks have come.
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Shadow banking, with its pejorative connotations, is a term the FSB no longer uses as it seeks to emphasise how the sector can provide valuable credit to the economy as banks rein in risk-taking to cut down on how much expensive capital they must hold.
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Many Muslims emphasise "the greater jihad" of personal moral struggle over the "lesser jihad" of military combat; most authorities say that military jihad can be declared only by a rightful ruler—the caliph (a role abolished since 1924), or at least the leader of a Muslim country.
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But as its new CEO was at pains to emphasise at a "Town Hall" meeting in London on Monday, the LME executive now understands it cannot force change against the will of either its members or its industrial users, who lend the exchange its pricing benchmark credibility.
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Although the familial nature of the response is irrelevant to Bezos's formal argument (which is about the definition of defamation, and whether it has been met), the legal filing takes every opportunity to emphasise the moral element: that Sanchez did not upset just anybody, but his sister.
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"As a starting point, I would emphasise that the UK remains a member of the EU until such time as things change, and so all our rules continue to apply, whether they originate in the EU or not," Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) Chief Executive Andrew Bailey said.
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He has spent time in several Daesh jails, and is keen to emphasise the extent of what is happening in Syria today: "People in Syria think more about everyday issues – finding water, food, or knowing where the latest explosives have fallen – than playing or watching football," he says.
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While some would argue this was a paternalistic form of racism not out of keeping with the norms and mores of the thirties, there were clearly still many promoters and journalists who felt that the best way to sell Louis' fights would be to obsessively emphasise his colour.
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Unlike Western-style democrats who often argue (or assume) that electoral democracy should serve as the standard for selecting and promoting leaders regardless of the level of government and the history and culture of a country, Chinese meritocrats emphasise that political meritocracy is particular to the Chinese context.
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Salkovskis went on to emphasise that horror movies frighten on the basis of what you can't see, which you end up filling in with your own imagination â€" as thriller master Alfred Hitchcock famously said, "There is no terror in the bang, only in the anticipation of it.
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In that film, composer Michael Andrews crafted an original score loaded with melancholic synth-orchestral ambience, while director Richard Kelly cherry picked pop hits from Tears For Fears, The Church and Duran Duran to both anchor Donnie Darko's narrative in 1988 and emphasise its themes of desperate puberty and political paranoia.
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He positively forces himself to stand out, either with a fleck of candy-colored dye in his locks, or one of his many long overcoats to further emphasise his height and throwback to a Dickensian life growing up in homeless shelters, scraping together the days, and teaching himself to play guitar.
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With the vast historic memory which their offices personify, both Bartholomew I and Archbishop Welby are well-placed to delve into their respective heritages and emphasise what is noblest: from the socially-reforming Greek church fathers to the British hero William Wilberforce, who led the fight against human bondage in the Victorian era.
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Former Spurs and Swansea star Cliff Jones, who played in all of Wales' games at the '20743 World Cup, has been keen to emphasise this: "We had the spirit of 1958 but it's a long time ago, it's time it was put to bed," he told Sky News after the Belgium game.
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The Chinese firm has already had a run-in with Apple, with the US firm updating its App Store review guidelines in April to emphasise that apps cannot offer programs in a "store or store-like interface" and asking Tencent to remove a function that allowed WeChat users to pay tips to content and app publishers.
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"I emphasise my grave worry regarding the Saudi and Emirati-led coalition's ongoing attacks in Hodeidah – which could result in enormous civilian casualties and have a disastrous impact on life-saving humanitarian aid to millions of people which comes through the port," Zeid told the opening of a three-week session of the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva on Monday.
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So I think the basic income approach is capable of doing this as long as (and this is what I emphasise when I talk to the Corbynistas) you can explain to them where the money will come from, that it will not be simply debt, that we are going to generate a lot more income and a chunk of it is going to fund this.
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In a statement on Friday, SGX said it had submitted a non-binding bid for the acquisition of the Baltic, which sources had earlier estimated could be worth some 84 million pounds ($117 million) "SGX wishes to emphasise that as discussions are still preliminary, there is no certainty or assurance that the possible transaction will materialise or that any definitive or binding agreement will result from such discussions," it said.
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Haldex's acting chairman Magnus Johansson said the board would meet to assess the new situation, and that it was likely to issue its view on the bids on Monday "We emphasise that we are absolutely convinced that we can successfully complete the transaction," family-owned Knorr-Bremse said in a statement on Friday, while a person close to ZF said: "ZF is as determined as Knorr-Bremse to take over Haldex".
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It is not just Bangkok: with Asian cities trying to be seen as modern and lure investment, street vendors are viewed as a hindrance, and as usurpers of public spaces claimed by formal businesses, residents and pedestrians.. "Vendors on the sidewalk are seen as an inconvenience and a safety hazard, and it is this angle that authorities emphasise," said Sasiwimon Warunsiri at the School of Economics at the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce.
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PD: Yeah-, PD: And-, and it's important to emphasise the-, how strong the relationship is, between Ireland and the UK-, PD: And though we're members of the European Union, the single market is our market, but the British government and the Irish government have made such progress, on things that looked impossible in the past, and through the EU, and through Michel Barnier, and his taskforce, we-, we all need to find a way of getting an outcome that works here.
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