" She explains that entailed "more than not photoshopping images.
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I wasn't precisely sure what pronouncing a patient dead entailed.
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That settlement entailed an agreement not to cooperate with prosecutors.
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There was no mention of what the FDA's advice entailed.
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"We have to see what else is entailed," he said.
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Amazon referred to Foxconn on steps the plan would've entailed.
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Those deals entailed major political acrimony for minimal economic gain.
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To be important then as much as entailed being unappealing.
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The spokesperson declined to elaborate on what else the contract entailed.
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So I lobbied hard to go through whatever that process entailed.
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Cerreti, whose work entailed constant wariness, felt a sense of recognition.
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I miss the national listening that it both entailed and engendered.
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She declined to provide further details about what the investigation entailed.
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I've wished that philosophy entailed more calisthenics, rugged walking, running outdoors.
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This entailed providing Judy with kibble, romaine and twice daily hay.
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Those votes were widely reported to have entailed some horse trading.
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Exporting this into the offline world had entailed some ideological pruning.
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It so far has entailed shutting money losing operations around the globe.
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But what was entailed in the program itself was a Faustian bargain.
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But the source did not reveal what those conflicting stories actually entailed.
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Very conservative, fundamentalist, Bible-thumping, evangelical Christian, and everything that that entailed.
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However, the economic adjustment has entailed an extended sharp slowdown in growth.
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Republicans said they wanted more information about what Trump's military plans entailed.
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Under previous Administrations, such attacks entailed deliberation by the National Security Council.
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Part of the plan entailed expanding host opportunities in communities of color.
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The relocations entailed turning around failing businesses and starting risky new ventures.
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Einstein went back and forth on whether his theory entailed gravitational waves.
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Fars did not provide any additional details on what the screening entailed.
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Both entailed a mixture of cynicism and naïveté, cruel optimism and myopia.
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Before I was a mother, I was pretty sure what it entailed.
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Stress can alter ovulation and the well-orchestrated, accompanied hormonal changes entailed.
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It is not clear at this time what exactly the bad weather entailed.
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We've reached out to Asus for more information about what that survey entailed.
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And there were hard limits to what freedom for the "new woman" entailed:
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But Waymo's questioning reveals a bit more about what it may have entailed.
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But this week, it entailed a discussion of what Twitter thinks we're into.
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What were your thoughts when you found out that's why the role entailed?
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Be very straightforward about what your role entailed on a project, says Varelas.
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McVey's father worked there, but he still doesn't know what the work entailed.
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Then Lynette was flooded with all the anguish that music entailed for her.
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Press representatives for 99 declined to specify how big a stake SoftBank's investment entailed.
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The State Department did not immediately provide any details about what the roadmap entailed.
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All the painful adjustments that TPP entailed were to be made by smaller members.
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The problem with the first referendum was that no one knew what "leave" entailed.
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You were taught how morally precarious privilege was and how much responsibility it entailed.
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The higher costs entailed give a sense of the scale of the current distortion.
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It entailed putting limits on politics that would restrain both tyrants and tyrannical majorities.
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In an exclusive clip from The Doctors, Zarrabi explains exactly what her surgery entailed.
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It entailed posting nothing but a swatch of color — "burnt orange" — on their account.
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Granted, I didn't have a totally firm grasp of what the process actually entailed.
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For the first surprise appearance, it mostly entailed spit-takes and jokes about Jeb!
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I saw so many behaviors that entailed an abuse of tremendous power and money.
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He got to experience the Olympics and all that winning a gold medal entailed.
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The White House did not respond to an email asking what those services entailed.
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That&aposs because investing in hardware companies, particularly chipmakers, entailed enormous costs — and risks.
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To be completely honest, I was not quite sure what exactly 'Program Strategy' entailed.
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For the Nomole crew, it was a reminder that their work entailed real dangers.
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I asked him what that entailed, since M1 had exhausted its supply of morphine.
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He cast himself as the DM, even though he wasn't entirely sure what that entailed.
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Over WhatsApp voice notes, Fox explained to me what her role on the show entailed.
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At the time, I did not know what Burisma was or what the investigation entailed.
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What those three years of denial entailed are scenes that I would much rather forget.
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This entailed the first deployment of troops on the streets since the handover in 1999.
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My first official act as wife entailed transporting my husband's feces in a plastic container.
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For an AI, Hassabis said, this entailed combining pattern recognition abilities with long-term planning.
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There was something about the effort entailed with those actions that felt embarrassing to me.
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The leaks had their intended effect—Flynn was fired days later—but also entailed lawbreaking.
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Pruitt said the EPA was "investigating" the purchase but did not specify what that entailed.
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That work reportedly entailed a planned effort to win Western recognition, according to the Times.
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Poignonnec attributed the decline to "business mix re-balancing", which entailed reducing expenditures on promotions.
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It entailed bending the wings of the plane while it was parked on the ground.
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"I might do it," she added, without providing any further details about what the project entailed.
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The first six months entailed Murphy conducting interviews with civil rights organizations to determine their concerns.
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Waymo wouldn't go into too many details of what the process of preparing this demo entailed.
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We didn't have the internet to look up what an abortion was, or what it entailed.
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They were given a two-year juvenile probation, which entailed a curfew but no court date.
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He acknowledges the privilege entailed in claiming extended seclusion, but nonetheless describes the condition with anguish.
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Mr. Oppenheim welcomed the political engagements and conflicts entailed in bringing his improbable proposals to fruition.
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Another entailed a medley of toppings à la niçoise; another yet, pickled vegetables such as kimchee.
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The White House did not immediately provide details about what the executive order or memo entailed.
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But the result has also entailed a train of disasters for Zimbabweans, Venezuelans, Palestinians and others.
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The program entailed the soldiers spending about 15 minutes each day performing recorded, guided breathing exercises.
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And researchers can only speculate about what that vanquishing entailed until they ask, systematically and empirically.
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It's possible I explained that crossing often entailed walking for days or weeks through the desert.
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For them, the only fitting psychological and moral conclusion entailed live confrontation and subsequent just retribution.
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At the time, Morrison said he did not know what Burisma was or what it entailed.
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All consequences entailed from this will be borne by the U.S. and the Republic of Korea.
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It is not clear at this time what exactly the bad weather that caused the diversion entailed.
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It was not immediately clear what the acceptance letter entailed and whether OutVets would accept the invitation.
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Tellez had a "previous complaint of misconduct," a district spokeswoman said without specifying what the allegation entailed.
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More recently, they led a nationwide campaign that entailed six days of action in protest of Instacart.
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Lohan didn't let on what the conversation entailed, but she did throw in some Mathletes-approved hashtags.
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As well as GV, Cambridge Epigenetix said the Series B round entailed "significant participation" from Sequoia Capital.
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Ahead, I documented how I felt on each day of the challenge, and what the workouts entailed.
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Kerr knew the possibilities and the perils life entailed, and chose to treasure every gift it offered.
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The act of paying is perhaps the most uncomfortable infliction the two orchard thieves entailed upon us.
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There he devoted himself to Buddhist and Daoist studies, which in his case entailed some serious partying.
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The plaintiffs and Edison agreed there was a duty to monitor, but disagreed over what that entailed.
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Scientists around the world are beginning to tackle the colossal challenges entailed by a crewed Martian mission.
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Creating a walking humanoid like DURUS entailed a search for simplicity in crafting dynamic movement, he added.
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S&P's main Turkey sovereign analyst, Maxim Rybnikov, said much would depend on what those sanctions entailed.
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That seems to indicate how good she was at this particular job — and the choices it entailed.
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He maintained that the two presidents made concrete agreements, though he did not detail what those entailed.
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That practice entailed drawing lines around black neighborhoods and declaring them unsafe for federally backed mortgage insurance.
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His job as president entailed a wide range of responsibilities and a "constantly full inbox," he says.
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She chose a private school instead, along with the strain on the family budget that it entailed.
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Loa Htaw, his fiancée, said Lawi Weng knew the risks his repeated trips to conflict areas entailed.
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But it's unclear what those checks entailed and the security camera footage for this period is missing.
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"I had no idea what the work entailed, honestly," said DeJong, whose major — biochemistry — was challenging enough.
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The company wouldn't go into much detail about exactly what that development effort with the automakers entailed.
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That has entailed, so far, 254 flights to see 180 countries in a little more than 15 months.
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His role entailed being co-CEO and co-chief investment officer, a dual role he said was difficult.
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When many custodian-bank executives started work, their jobs entailed the meticulous counting of mountains of paper securities.
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Never the jobs that entailed "big-picture thinking," never the managerial roles, never the positions for designated visionaries.
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What the ceremony ultimately entailed was the transfer of blood from a trait positive member to an Elder.
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It was also a very expensive and complicated process that entailed destroying a plane once it was used.
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Part of the campaign entailed a listening tour at Twitter's offices to better understand how people experience inclusion.
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Playing these kind of roles in an undercover capacity obviously entailed a lot of deception on your part.
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That dependence on consumption entailed risks, he said, although the euro zone might well get away with it.
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That entailed male students showing up for class in dresses and female students wearing collared shirts to school.
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But that would have entailed purging 10 million porn-sharing accounts, about three percent of its user base.
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In Luanda, health officials are ruing the missed early opportunities and the massive cost that has now entailed.
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" Asked by Recode's Kara Swisher about what those discussions entailed, he said: "About putting them onto our network.
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She expressed her dissapointment that Kemosabe wouldn't let her perform and clarified what her appearance would have entailed.
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Whether it has the capacity to do so, or would take the many risks entailed, is not clear.
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In some cases, that entailed backing regimes that carried out atrocities, like a military junta in El Salvador.
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Few people at the time understood what such a transition entailed, let alone knew anyone who had one.
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The job, to his dismay, entailed cataloging old comedy routines and cleaning up salty vaudeville jokes for reuse.
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The journey entailed gutsy navigating through military officialdom and hitching all sorts of rides on jeeps and planes.
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"The job of a cowboy entailed an astonishing number of ways to get hurt or killed," Knowlton writes.
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Iran's efforts to achieve hegemony in the Middle East have entailed the brutal suppression of Sunni Arab populations.
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That has entailed allowing HNA to borrow money against the shares of the company that it is acquiring.
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The journey entailed plenty of controversy, as evangelical Christians often considered Tharpe's style too sensual for sacred material.
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Shaping that environment has entailed development assistance and diplomatic engagement with political figures, thinkers, and the general public.
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He wrote his first book during his last months, with all the joy and hardships that job entailed.
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The company did not detail what the emergency processes entailed or how they differed from normal moderation tools.
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In February, Mueller added a new set of charges against Manafort, which entailed a separate trial in Virginia.
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It's not actually clear what his duties as foreign policy adviser entailed on a day-to-day basis.
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It wasn't anything specific to my gender, it was that I didn't know what the job actually entailed.
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Much of it entailed members of Congress blaming an insidious liberal conspiracy for bad press popping up on Google.
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Holden, instead, was more of a big-picture kind of executive, which entailed him taking ownership over Uber Elevate.
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There was even disagreement over whether development, in so far as it entailed market forces, was the right goal.
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Uber clearly wanted to avoid a political fight with the DMV that a permit renewal likely would have entailed.
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The event entailed massages, manicures and essential oil therapy sessions using, of course, natural products from Uma and Côte.
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True patriotism entailed listening intently to everyone, cheerleaders and critics alike, and figuring out ways to collectively improve America.
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Sadler further provides proof that these were only flimsy excuses, further detailing what her work entailed in the article.
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The sacrifice of monetary-policy autonomy that the single currency entailed was plain even before its launch in 19623.
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In Poland, where around 90 percent of the population identifies as Catholic, this entailed an emphasis on church values.
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The liberation of women entailed nothing less than the overthrow of old systems based on competition, greed, and power.
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Afghans are still grateful to America for ending Taliban rule, and the terror, poverty and backwardness that it entailed.
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Spectrum Health's machine kept trying, too, in a weeklong spasm of activity that entailed thousands of seemingly automated lookups.
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That entailed detaining families, then letting them go into the United States while serving them with a court date.
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Musk said the company has tested a brain chip on monkeys, but did not specify what the test entailed.
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Many officers in Rockford seemed to distinguish between what Thurmond and Turner did and what "real police" work entailed.
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It reported the two sides had "made a satisfactory agreement," but did not provide details on what that entailed.
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The choreography entailed Cunningham sitting as still as possible for the duration of his dead lover's most famous work.
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Her experience of motherhood has entailed none of the rumbling terror that most parents feel over their children's safety.
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"I support some reduction in the frequency of plan submissions to temper the substantial work entailed," Ms. Brainard said.
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The mandate entailed investing billions of dollars of government funding into areas such as wireless communications, microchips and robotics.
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The Alabama Shakes were never a burden, but the various commitments that project entailed began to wear on her.
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And after learning about what IVF entailed, Taha says it struck him as a "tough" deal for the woman.
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Hsiung was skeptical of those claims, which entailed a massive project that Smithfield had said would cost $270 million.
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Trump said last month he had made a decision on the deal, but refused to say what it entailed.
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It was not immediately clear what these steps entailed or why the department did not take these steps sooner.
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And they would travel down to Virginia, so he had that experience of "traveling while black" and what it entailed.
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The Argentine finance ministry said the offer entailed "a payment of approximately $6.5 billion if all the bondholders accept it".
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Later filings pushed that number as high as $3.989 billion, a valuation that entailed a per-share price of $135.
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He didn't tell them what those levels entailed, but the boys soon learned that advancing meant enduring increasingly bizarre behavior.
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It may be that investors are willing to pay some premium to evade the mounting hassle entailed in buying bitcoin.
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It's still unclear what the specifics of the hack entailed, or even who precisely cracked the phone for the FBI.
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The meeting also entailed a discussion about Amazon's "association with Harvey Weinstein and The Weinstein Company," according to the lawsuit.
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Switching from previous models of the 737 to the 737 Max entailed a 56-minute iPad training session, Tajer said.
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The investigation was conducted by law firm Perkins Coie, which entailed interviews with hundreds of former students and OSU staff.
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When you think about that word, 'kidnapping,' and you think about what it entailed, it doesn't fit Joseph at all.
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Hall's method entailed applying a strong electrical current to aluminum oxide, or alumina, the raw material required for producing aluminum.
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But it was unclear whether that plan entailed simply sending students to another school with a similar record of failings.
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However, the risks entailed by the exact details of Brexit remain an issue - for the BoE and the currency market.
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Phase one of meal kits entailed prepared ingredients (Blue Apron) or pre-made meals that went into the refrigerator (Munchery).
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Schiff said Tuesday that the proffer agreement could make a criminal case against Prince problematic, depending on what it entailed.
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Simon has to contend with the fallout from what he considered a necessary hypocrisy and the personal betrayals it entailed.
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Her novel's title may sound jokey, but her book is dead serious about the losses entailed in a marriage's undermining.
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That entailed wrapping the kid in bedsheets, all the while telling him we were playing a game called the mummy.
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They played a major role in the public speculation and conspiracy theorizing over what Trump-Russia "collusion" might have entailed.
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Despite the halcyon world Deeds depicts, embedded in his drawings are hints as to what life at the hospital entailed.
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Jones, the Supreme Court ruled that a lawsuit against Mr. Clinton could proceed, despite the stigma and distraction it entailed.
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The administration has been circumspect about what those plans actually entailed and when they were expected to be carried out.
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Her latest movie arises out of a photographic collaboration with the artist JR, which entailed crisscrossing and chronicling rural France.
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This entailed me climbing a ladder repeatedly while holding the web cam and my phone and trying not to die.
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Similarly, we hear about, but never get a close look at, Bishop's habitual drunkenness and the abject suffering it entailed.
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His role was as "keeper of the broom," which entailed sweeping the stage of paper airplanes thrown during the event.
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It apparently entailed a giant pole with wax lips on it, and the process was about as romantic as that sounds.
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SkyRunner could not comment on what the commitment specifically entailed, or which branch of the military expressed interest in their vehicle.
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I got an email from one of my editors offering me a morning shift that entailed waking up at 6 a.m.
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He decided to take the post, which entailed representing Texas before the Supreme Court, and would hold it for five years.
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One week, we decided I'd give him a "massage," which entailed me — all 350 pounds of me — walking on his back.
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Her position has entailed traveling with the company's founder Mark Zuckerberg to countries in Africa and meeting with the Nigerian president.
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" This practice entailed "telling homeowners they must miss payments to get help, and when they do, [the banks] move to foreclose.
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This has entailed maintaining them in subsistence-level lives without proactively thinking about how to help them expand their human potential.
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John Rafferty, head of the Long-Range Precision Fires Cross-Functional Team (LRPF CFT), clarified what the test entailed on Tuesday.
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"The delays and costs entailed with repairing the damage easily negate any benefits from passing through the canal," Mr. Karatzas said.
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Lack of an adequate social safety net has entailed horrendous direct human costs, including the suffering of millions of hungry children.
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" For her, the challenge of restorative justice entailed internalizing that "being a teacher means addressing more than what's in the book.
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The strategy entailed anchoring a ship belonging to an oil company because the vessel was already well-versed in the location.
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He had a financial arrangement with Studebaker, the automobile company, which entailed him traveling around the country to address sales meetings.
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When confronted by the inevitable emotional challenges entailed by living in the world with others, they can only break—not bend.
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For instance, appropriate biological changes for ancient humans might have entailed more energy and enhanced focus for foraging in the summer.
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According to Allen, she began interviewing with Giuliani for her current job in September, which entailed a vague set of duties.
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"Seeing him and what his stuff entailed, I knew he had potential to do what he's doing," catcher Kevin Plawecki said.
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"Many couples or patients aren't prepared to go through all of the ordeal entailed in preparing to use them," Cowan said.
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Until recently, the organization worked out of borrowed space at a local armory, which entailed storing all of its haul outdoors.
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In November, Boeing tested a critical system on the capsule, which entailed landing the vehicle in the White Sands desert afterward.
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Federal officials have said that the method from the third party was successful, though they haven't publicly revealed what it entailed.
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The effort entailed other attempts to influence research, including a U.S. government study of the health of talc workers in Vermont.
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Instead, Trump stuck to the script — which mostly entailed listing conservative policy accomplishment after conservative accomplishment that he's racked up so far.
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The analysis, which entailed looking for discrepancies in offers to new hires, accounted for 49 of the total amount spent on adjustments.
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But should a judge "take into consideration the massive social upheaval that would be entailed" in a decision banning anti-trans discrimination?
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Traditionally, laddering has entailed building a portfolio of individual bonds with staggered maturities so that portions of the portfolio mature each year.
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It also entailed the risk that an unsavory ICO might sell meaningless chips for a fake casino nobody ever planned to build.
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And according to a new New York Times profile of Zucker, part of his job entailed, evidently, fluffing his reality star's ego.
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No "First Amendment conduct" is entailed in the mechanical act of delivering a sign to a family member, the district court said.
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Its targets, outlined at a capital markets day for investors, entailed average organic sales growth of 3-303 percent over 2018-2021.
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Yet, we owe the integrity of the American character better than the expense and message entailed in tanks rolling down Pennsylvania Avenue.
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The Republican president said he would accept whatever peace solution the Israelis or Palestinians chose, whether it entailed two states or one.
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He had been given a front-office job with the Red Wings in which his duties apparently entailed nothing more than smiling.
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Draghi's original bond-buying proposal in 2012 required countries to accept a bailout, with all the conditions and economic monitoring that entailed.
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It was the early 1990s, when New York was awash in crime, but Officer Mullaney's duties entailed more social work than muscle.
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Indeed, the humility that Mr. Gantz projected, in stark contrast to Mr. Netanyahu's claim of indispensability, entailed a risk of its own.
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Mr. Sartori's proposition this season entailed a new suit formula with paired jacket options: a traditional canvased model and a modified bomber.
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He has previously waged campaigns at Nestlé, Yahoo, Baxter International and Sotheby's, many of which entailed months of bruising public-relations battles.
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The nuclear command-and-control system therefore entailed a "two key" system requiring simultaneous actions by two officers to activate a launch.
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Mr. Porter's post entailed handling and reviewing the flow of documents to and from the president, which routinely includes highly classified material.
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"We will hold the U.S wholly accountable for the catastrophic consequences to be entailed by its outrageous actions," said the foreign ministry.
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Dividend stocks get hit hard as interest rates go up, since higher rates make dividends less attractive for the stock risk entailed.
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One technique entailed "unbundling" numbers into multiples of 10, to help make adding and subtracting double- and triple-digit figures more intuitive.
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Mayer, a staff writer at The New Yorker, investigated how they accumulated their tremendous clout and all that their strategy has entailed.
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Well, white people are — the preservation of that majority has entailed everything from genocide to the invention of stuff like antimiscegenation laws.
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They concluded that the domain lookups were deliberate and likely entailed some form of communication (perhaps use of an instant messaging service).
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He then pointed to a Wikipedia page about minstrel shows, which entailed white people dressing up in blackface to negatively portray black people.
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" While the alleged threats were violent, Krampf could not confirm specifically what the threats entailed or if the suspect was "targeting anyone specifically.
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It took about 29 days to shoot the full season, which entailed seven music videos filmed over a five day period of time.
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The process of making these works entailed putting my body into these exact positions and photographing them to then make sketches and paintings.
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The larger budget deficits entailed by tax reform, along with more public spending on infrastructure, would underpin yields on long-term Treasury bonds.
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In the US, there's another shaded area that represents the Civil War (1861 to 703), which unsurprisingly entailed a dip in well-being.
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Until then, only an intrepid few would make a journey that entailed crossing through areas held by Islamic State and competing rebel groups.
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When she arrived in 2012, Berkowitz got her first taste of what the lifestyle of a singer entailed and promptly took a detour.
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Part of that entailed giving publishers the option to place limits on how many articles people can access for free via Google Search.
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While China stands to reap major benefits from OBOR projects, it is also footing a significant proportion of the risks entailed with them.
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The works council last month struck an agreement with management to preserve costly night shifts, although the deal entailed some changes to production.
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Leaders in most of the involved nations committed substantial political capital to agreeing to the TPP and the significant economic reforms it entailed.
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This process entailed making a rough cut without sound, letting the performers all look at it, and then recording their responses — laughing, commenting.
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That apparently entailed combining 10 carats of diamonds with 5 carats of sapphires into a shiny behemoth that set Patterson back over $15K.
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"Without policy intervention, there is more downside risk for equities," the bank said in a note entailed "The smell of default" on Monday.
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While Kevin's story line entailed love triangles and a New York play, Randall's involved saying both hello and goodbye to his biological father.
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Porter's job entailed spending hours a day with Trump, controlling the paper flow to his desk and Trump's schedule, The Washington Post reports.
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The reforms entailed relying entirely on auctions instead of the fixed subsidies of the past, in the hope this would drive down costs.
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There are persons who may reasonable claim as a right, protection from the notoriety entailed by being made the victims of journalistic enterprise….
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"The U.S. will be held entirely accountable for all the consequences to be entailed by its impudent provocation to the DPRK," he added.
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When police asked what that entailed, Sudeall said she cleaned the blood off her face and hands, according to a law enforcement report.
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Facebook recently tweaked the usability of its privacy settings, which entailed making it easier for people to find and download their own data.
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Either way, to admit that the Republicans had uncovered something genuinely scandalous would not have entailed making any crucial ideological or policy concessions.
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So to disclose to others what she told you would be to betray the relationship and ignore her understanding of what it entailed.
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Armed with this attitude, the Chomskyan takeover of the field in the '60s entailed the new guard gleefully eviscerating their elders at conferences.
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Obtaining machinery and technical know-how often entailed some trade espionage, before the British government took an active hand in promoting industrial development.
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Shot from 2005 to 2017, it covers most of China's provinces and entailed visits to more than 120 survivors of re-education camps.
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The move was applauded by the World Health Organization, whose director-general called it bold and courageous while acknowledging the sacrifice it entailed.
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On the day a reporter observed him, Mr. Fitzmaurice moved quickly through the visits, many of which entailed procedures like biopsies and cryosurgery.
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Police and military promised to act in accordance with his "state of lawlessness", although there was some confusion about what that actually entailed.
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Doing so entailed taking nonaligned appeals and offers to mediate the conflict seriously, even if this meant halting the bombing of North Vietnam.
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Now, since SpaceX is a private company and doesn't have to make its planning public, I can only speculate about what that entailed.
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It is not clear from the Post's report and other reporting by NBC News what the alleged promise to a foreign leader entailed.
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According to Wells, the obligation to get this new license entailed a hold on construction or building preservation work until it was granted.
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That entailed asking a great deal of himself, which entailed asking a lot of others — of his band and crew; of the artsy helpers (his "dandy minions"), who were also very much part of the show; of his ingenious musical arranger, Matt Ray, and endlessly witty costume designer, who goes by the name Machine Dazzle and helped Mr. Mac change outfits onstage.
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Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat had just rejected his Israeli counterpart Ehud Barak's peace offer (there's huge disagreement as to just what that offer entailed).
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His latest operation was described as "minimally invasive" and entailed removing the damaged disc and re-elevating the collapsed disc space to normal levels.
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He smashed the window, climbed inside to help, and quickly realized what she needed was CPR—but he had no clue what that entailed.
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That entailed booking a rocket to launch the team's spacecraft in 2017 and then having that launch contract verified by the X Prize Foundation.
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The researchers conducted behavioral and electroencephalography (EEG) experiments, which entailed showing participants various nature scenes in quick, short bursts of 12 images per second.
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The case had reached a bench trial, which entailed Furman delving into the facts of the case — not just his reading of the law.
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The party is known for pushing English-only laws across the country, as if tolerating another language necessarily entailed insufficient pride in your own.
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AKA the job entailed "doing anything we're told to do," explained Nick, who asked that his last name not be used in this story.
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We expect the initial impact of the transaction on Santander's domestic profitability to be mildly negative owing to the integration and restructuring costs entailed.
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For about a third of those early retirees, bridging the gap to Medicare has entailed spending more than $500 per month on insurance premiums.
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Whitfield said that after a long surgery, his recovery entailed a three-week period where he could hardly walk because it was so painful.
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That entailed sailing it up the East River — a spectacle that Mr. Venturi, Ms. Scott Brown and dozens of their supporters watched from shore.
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Carly Waddell and Evan Bass broke the record for "hottest kiss," which entailed eating habanero peppers and kissing, on "Bachelor in Paradise" in 2016.
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But "at the end of the day", he fretted, shouldn't judges consider "the massive social upheaval that would be entailed in such a decision"?
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Verma also has come under fire for spending millions of dollars on contracts for Republican communications consultants, whose jobs entailed boosting her public profile.
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And over the years, that common ground has entailed nearly unquestioned, bipartisan support for Israel at the expense of Palestinian lives, land, and interests.
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" Previously, ITV's protocol entailed monitoring participants during filming and providing them with access to "psychological support before, during, and after appearing on the show.
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Sessions and Rosenstein, Ohr was told, did not want him in the post because it entailed White House meetings and interactions, the people said.
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Just writing that previous paragraph underscores what a huge task bringing "Watchmen" to the screen entailed, as Zack Snyder discovered directing the 2009 movie.
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This despite the Russian president's inviting status as a bogeyman, especially among Republicans, and despite the embarrassment that Mr Trump's affinity for him has entailed.
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Traditionally, the practice entailed killing fertile salmon and hand-mixing eggs and male milt, or sperm, then raising the offspring packed in containers or pools.
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The project, announced last spring, had entailed building a 2.7-mile test tunnel under Sepulveda Boulevard, adjacent to the crowded 405 freeway, under public property.
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"You should sign up for the training," the tribal harvester told Hozoji, after they had gotten to talking about the job and what it entailed.
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It's worked out great and if you'd asked me two years ago to do a podcast I don't think I'd even know what that entailed.
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One plan, aired by Assange and his legal counsel, entailed sneaking him out of the embassy in disguise and flying him to Russia or Cuba.
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Although this would have entailed wrenching compromises on both the German and French sides, the two leaders share chemistry and could have pulled it off.
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The 1947 Partition, which brought independence from British colonial rule for India and East and West Pakistan, also entailed large-scale displacement and genocidal violence.
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Redactions in documents accompanying the request made it impossible, however, to assess what that cooperation entailed and whether it put the President in any jeopardy.
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But the 60 year-old actor said diving into the life of Woodcock and all the drama it entailed also sunk him into a depression.
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When photographer Paul Mobley set out to document almost 50 fire houses across America, he had no idea what the life of a firefighter entailed.
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On the other, Trump seems intent on avoiding the costs that would attend a major war or the nation-building efforts entailed in regime change.
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Not necessarily the social world as a set of rules for behavior, which then bohemian-like could be ignored, but the mindset those rules entailed.
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Tesla also has more cash on its balance sheets than at any point in its tumultuous history, which entailed a narrowly dodged bankruptcy in 2008.
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Two years ago even family members didn't know what our work entailed; now we're getting thanked by strangers for upholding the foundations of liberal democracy.
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That would have entailed a "multi-shift work program to halve the number of people on the assembly line at the same time," Ducati said.
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In the first three "blitzes," which entailed searches of more than 20,000 additional packages from China and Hong Kong, about 5 percent contained illicit products.
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Shifting political strategy will be a hard battle, just as maintaining control of the National Assembly this month entailed great effort and working in unison.
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" But that wasn't what the American Dream entailed when the writer James Truslow Adams popularized it in 1931, in his book "The Epic of America.
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Over the years, the plan has entailed sacrifices: as forests regenerated, goats were sold and banned for 10 years to stop them nibbling green shoots.
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But Powell also wasn't convinced that the second prong of the Fed's approach that entailed buying up Treasurys and mortgage-backed securities was particularly impactful.
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Getting to Cheyenne River Reservation and its main town, Eagle Butte, entailed flying to Rapid City, South Dakota, then driving three hours to Eagle Butte.
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The apparent goal has been to understand whether a conspiracy to interfere with the 2016 election did take place, and if so, what it entailed.
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Bartlett's role as director of the admissions office entailed engaging with the major non-profit agencies responsible for receiving refugees admitted into the United States.
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This honest, knowingly partial film is a model of how to depict other cultures ethically, and how not to shy away from the risks entailed.
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Motivated by grief, Franklin became committed to changing that statistic, even though her job experience entailed managing salons, cutting hair and (generally speaking) dealing with humans.
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America's borders are policed by a diverse collection of officials from Customs, Immigration and Citizenship agencies and not all were clear what the new rules entailed.
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Bresch at the time blamed a pharmaceutical distribution system that entailed multiple entities — drug makers, pharmacy benefit managers and pharmacies — who all profited from selling medications.
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It's a strategy that's worked for her, though it's also entailed adopting an agenda that is well to the left of her husband's on key issues.
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When NASA rebranded in the 1970s, the process entailed replacing the original logo, known as the Meatball, with a completely new one known as the Worm.
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"Following the Hulk Hogan case, the firm focused its practice more and more on reputation issues that entailed adversity to major media companies," Mirell told THR.
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His work led him to move to Moscow from 221 to 22016, and it entailed advising Gazprom, the majority Russian state–owned oil firm, on deals.
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Tesla has recently been canceling factory tours because of "upgrades" being made to the factory, according to Musk, who didn't say exactly what those upgrades entailed.
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That strategy entailed a canny grasp of a political weakness in our environmental state which its supporters (myself included) have been slower to recognize or address.
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The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (NUMSA) said it had sent Eskom's latest offer to its members, without giving details about what it entailed.
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In the early 2000s, Jay appeared on major network talk shows, doing interviews that entailed smiling through serious aspersions about whether asexuality was real or valid.
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The main infraction, which occurred between 2009 and 133, entailed Qualcomm selling components for 3G smartphones below cost to Chinese cell phone makers Huawei and ZTE.
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A mysterious Tuskegee-like experiment in prison is what gave Cage his powers, an experiment he signed up for but had no idea what it entailed.
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The solution was to slow way down, a process Gamble describes as finding little doors between plot points in Grossman's books, then exploring what they entailed.
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She went to showcase samples of the chips and introduce people to the brand, unlike a usual visit that entailed a procedure or test for Jackson.
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It entailed adding serum from each patient to live Zika virus in a culture, and then seeing whether the patient had antibodies to destroy the virus.
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At this point, White began to think about serverless as a way of freeing him from thinking about managing and maintaining infrastructure and all that entailed.
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Up until then, men's attempts to get a thicker penis mainly entailed the injection of organic and inorganic materials which often yielded lumpy, sometimes gangrenous results.
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The therapies employed were harsh and primitive: patients were ordered to drink salt water until they vomited, and the titular "water cure" entailed a near-drowning.
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Watts, in a phone interview on Monday, conceded that she did not initially realize that the girls were using passes that entailed following a dress code.
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Thus, no administration has been willing to incur the domestic political costs entailed by an imposed agreement along the lines the Trump administration has already disavowed.
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Heavy manufacturing entailed enormous investments in machinery, which required every worker along the assembly line to show up, so that those expensive machines wouldn't sit idle.
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"I busted my butt for years, doing far more than what my jobs entailed, to prove that I was worth more than $18.50," Mr. Thoma said.
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Then-candidate Romney also endorsed what he called "self-deportation"—a loosely defined enforcement strategy that entailed making life as miserable as possible for undocumented immigrants.
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But they took a further step — a most egregious and regrettable step, as I hope to demonstrate — founded upon a misapprehension of what that Constitution entailed.
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Nena Sanderson, who runs Off-Grid's Tanzanian operation, showed me the steps entailed in paying a bill through a ubiquitous mobile-money system called M-Pesa.
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The argument for trading lives would have to be based on a willingness not to have had the relationship at all, with whatever adversities it entailed.
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But when FBI agents interviewed him about all this in January 22017, Flynn lied to them about what his talks with Kislyak entailed, he now admits.
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So I become the producer of the show and had to learn quickly what that entailed — the hiring and firing and making sure the editing got done.
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Before she took on her current leadership role, she was part of the grand opening team, which entailed traveling to newly opened restaurants and training their staffs.
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Once the rest of the crew boarded, the group continued to display "aggressive and disruptive" behavior, though the airline did not say specifically what the behavior entailed.
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These efforts have also entailed cutting prices at the Geant hypermarkets and the Leader Price discount stores to compete with local rivals such as Carrefour and Leclerc.
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It wouldn't be hard to imagine any of them seamlessly doing the kind of traffic-control duties entailed in guiding a "Jeopardy!" episode home in 30 minutes.
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Hutchins' public defender noted in an earlier hearing that he had "cooperated with the government prior to being charged," although it's unclear exactly what that cooperation entailed.
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Maersk, the world's biggest container-shipping line, found that a shipment of avocados from Mombasa to Rotterdam in 2014 entailed more than 200 communications involving 30 parties.
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The composition agreement for Islandsbanki also entailed a partial repayment of funds "trapped" in Iceland, while ISK36bn of foreign currency deposits from Glitnir have been termed out.
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The situation looked bleaker in 20113, at least from the perspective of those who thought Britain's destiny entailed ruling over people across the world without their consent.
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Every point along the route entailed its own particular harms: beatings and imprisonment, theft and extortion, extreme hunger and dehydration, the threat of deportation back to Eritrea.
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Had other groups followed their lead, we would have been spared a Donald Trump presidency and all that it has entailed in its whiplash-inducing first year.
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US farmers have already experienced a lot of collateral damage from Trump's China trade war, and part of his post-agreement boasts have entailed promises of reprieve.
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The experts voiced concern that his "deprivation of liberty" was undermining his health and could "endanger his life" given the disproportionate amount of anxiety that has entailed.
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He inspired American citizens, presidents, and the nation-state to take moral stands that entailed political consequences, something sorely missing from our national public and civic discourse.
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It announced a moratorium on funding gain-of-function research — putting potentially dangerous experiments on hold so the world could discuss the risks that this research entailed.
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In actuality, LMAs preserved a sense of Confederate identity and all that entailed: a resistance to industrialization, white supremacy, and a belief in hyper-traditional gender roles.
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When, for instance, the influence of the beat generation hit Zurich in 1958, photographer Karlheinz Weinberger was there, camera in hand, to capture all that it entailed.
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I also chuckled at the pun at 35D, mis-entering "ellevate" with two l's for "Remove from the ground" and not EXCAVATE (which entailed figuring out DREXEL).
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In some cases, that even entailed paying hundreds of thousands of dollars to make coaches claim the children were being recruited to play sports for their schools.
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Some people say the dislocations that would be entailed by the latter scenario, possibly including economic contraction, are too much to risk for an uncertain climate target.
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Karen Connor, a physical therapist also with University Hospitals in Cleveland, said she uses three-dimensional anatomical models of the pelvis to explain to patients what's entailed.
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" The royal household, which posted the role on LinkedIn, said the job also entailed engaging a "worldwide audience with public role and work of The Royal Family.
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In March, the National Registry of Exonerations reported that 70 of the 166 exonerations in 2016 involved government misconduct, which most frequently entailed the withholding of evidence.
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He said that the administration became aware that Soleimani was plotting to attack American forces, but O'Brien would not give any details about what those plots entailed.
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What's still unclear, though, is if Tom had actually been told what exactly the scene entailed and if he'd been given a copy of the script beforehand.
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That war comprised major military deployments inside the country and the kingpin strategy, which entailed targeting high-level cartel figures in an effort to weaken the cartels.
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Previously, Pondsmith had been confirmed as serving a consulting role on the project, but this interviews gives us a much better idea of what that role entailed.
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As indicated by the fact that they are licensed to a third party, Hasbro treats them as proprietary objects, which has thus entailed modifications to their contents.
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And we can see already on an issue like moving the embassy how the administration's enthusiasm -- one that might have even entailed moving it January 20 -- has waned.
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Some related to illegal payoffs intended to silence two women alleging affairs with the then-candidate in 2016, while others entailed crimes like bank fraud and tax evasion.
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One example: Before the Nike project, my hardest interval set entailed six repetitions of 1 kilometer, each completed in four minutes, with a minute's rest between each kilometer.
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SODIC had moved to acquire MNDH through a mandatory purchase offer in October that entailed the exchange of one of SODIC's shares for every two of Madinet Nasr's.
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After the peace agreement was signed, Congress shied away from passing the legislation it entailed when current and former MILF fighters killed 44 paramilitary policemen operating against jihadists.
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Tesla has recently been cancelling factory tours because of "upgrades" being made to the factory, according to CEO Elon Musk, who didn't say exactly what those upgrades entailed.
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Then, this month, the government realised that its promises both to cut taxes and to limit the fiscal deficit to 3% of GDP entailed spending cuts this year.
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Until the confusingly named 980 for mobile devices, the mobile cards always had an M latched onto the end to denote the sacrifice in performance their use entailed.
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Born on Thanksgiving in 1960 -- weeks after his father was elected -- he came of age as American royalty, with all the privileges that entailed and costs it exacted.
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Speaking to CNBC's "Managing Asia ", Flex's Mike McNamara said that entailed making sure the device was durable, waterproof, could absorb shock, was able to connect wirelessly and more.
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Pre-digital age, car design often entailed hundreds of workers involved in sculpting clay, making components out of metal and then testing the parts for rigidity and reliability.
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EDF unions, some board members, engineers and senior executives have expressed deep reservations over the financial risks the construction of the reactor entailed for the indebted power company.
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This has entailed pay restraint for public sector employees in addition to the new 150% rise in fuel prices - a critical factor in sparking this wave of unrest.
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Her most recent series, a set of chemigrams made in the summer of 2015 entailed making negatives of imagined images and painting in the darkroom with traditional chemicals.
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"My secret dream goal was to eventually write an embroidery book even though I had no idea what that entailed or how to even get started," she says.
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At the time of the vote, only 97 of the city's roughly 25,000 eating and drinking establishments possessed cabaret licenses, which entailed a costly and time-consuming process.
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And Mr. Abbas made clear to Mr. Olmert that any Palestinian conception of two states entailed a capital in East Jerusalem and international arrangements for the Holy Basin.
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Her mother, Margaret, was a teacher, and her father, Kendall, was an explosives expert whose job entailed taking the family to whatever remote place ore had been discovered.
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On one side, it entailed a social challenge to the existing order — one that usually drew on Marxist thought, though not on that of the orthodox Communist parties.
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They'd say he's underplaying the risks entailed by 2°C or 3°C of climate change relative to the safety of trying to hold things to 1.5°C.
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After denouncing the E.U. as "too big and too sprawling," Lowry declares that "Brexit was an appropriate reaction to this highhandedness," without specifying what "this highhandedness" actually entailed.
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"I obviously don't know what the conversation entailed, nor do I know whether Kim Jong Un came up with specific evidence to support that statement," Collins told CNN.
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It&aposs enough to make a fan wonder what Lucas&apos original treatments for this trilogy entailed, even if it had something to do with the Midi-chlorians.
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But he avoided taking on projects that might have entailed a political cost, such as controlling the city's snarled traffic or introducing a recycling program, Ms. Marroquín said.
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Let's talk a little about what that intelligence entailed back then and how it's ... It's obviously gotten more technological, more ... There was always technology elements to it. Always.
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But when the doctor showed a video, the mostly male crowd was angered and shocked, Crowley said, because they had not realized the physical trauma and brutality it entailed.
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He also noted that his company was "signal sharing" with other tech firms to help identify and trace bad actors across platforms, but did not explain what that entailed.
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The Baghdadi raid, and the sophisticated intelligence and military operation and cooperation with regional partners that it entailed seems a strong argument for keeping US troops in the region.
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China is not chiefly responsible for the decline in Pakistan's dollar reserves, because the higher import spending entailed by the CPEC has been accompanied by greater lending from Beijing.
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Peduto said Trump should wait until all the funerals were held, and the visit and additional security measures entailed would distract attention from the "priority" of burying the dead.
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I have a shared Google Sheet with other women who freelance on various platforms, and we all share our different projects, what they entailed, and what our rates were.
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Though it's unclear what the actor's original New Year's detox plan exactly entailed, he seems to have began the year with some sort of healthy eating regimen in mind.
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The Russian effort entailed the hacking and leaks of prominent Democrats' emails, as well as spreading pro-Trump, and anti-Clinton, messages and fake news articles on social media.
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In the past, this entailed USGS scientists projecting potentially dangerous seismic activity well into the future, using time scales around a half-century, and only considering naturally-caused earthquakes.
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It was there he found his comedic voice in first-person articles, including one that entailed doing a donut crawl across the city (12 donut shops in one morning).
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Neither Trump nor the Pope revealed what their conversation entailed, but readouts from the White House and the Vatican highlighted terrorism, climate change and peace as agenda items covered.
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Trump's Great August Pivot has entailed abandoning old calls for a mass expulsion modeled on Dwight Eisenhower's Operation Wetback, and moving ever-so-slightly in President Barack Obama's direction.
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Streams has also only been used for three user tests so far which TechCrunch has learned entailed it being used it in parallel to other clinical decision-support processes.
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The first entailed a guy from the newspaper coming over one night, drinking beers, watching television, then us somehow both getting locked out of the apartment and never kissing.
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It's unclear what the deal would have entailed or how it would have worked, but as part of it, Apple would have invested in WeWork, according to the report.
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While police would not give details about what the alleged plot against Islamberg entailed, Phelan said it appeared the plot had been in the works for about a month.
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CNBV spokeswoman Maria Lanzagorta said the fines were all for the same case involving trading in one company, but declined to provide details or say what the case entailed.
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That entailed living in isolation on Hawaii's Mauna Loa volcano, where the crew had limited communication with friends and family — and they couldn't go outside without a spacesuit on.
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The idea that anyone would willingly remove themselves from it and all the privileges it entailed was anathema to the way they thought about gender, power, honor, and shame.
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Credible allegations of plagiarism would normally be problematic for securing a senior role in an administration, especially a job that entailed providing potentially market-moving information to the public.
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All those affected by the move, including senior management, will be given two weeks of paid "pandemic leave", the casino operator said, without elaborating on what such entitlements entailed.
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But in addition, it entailed her becoming a de facto spokeswoman not only for "Julia" but also seemingly for her race, an onus for which she had never bargained.
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TO: ActressesFROM: M.D. Sisterhood is powerful, as they used to say in the 1970s, when a lot of people were struggling with what women's liberation really and fully entailed.
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Kogan confirmed to CNBC that the Bloomberg article "states the facts of what the email entailed" but declined to give further comment or provide a copy of the email.
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The sequel might lack the same feeling of discovery that entailed, and likely won't offer the closure that many (especially those who haven't closely followed the case) would seek.
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I really loved music—it has always been really big for me—but I soon realized that having a not-for-profit entailed having to continually chase after grants.
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Joseph Cammarata, who represents the seven women, told the Associated Press that each of his clients "is satisfied with the settlement," although he did not elaborate on what it entailed.
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It's nice that Perry gets to do something involving fossil fuels, given that's what he assumed the majority of the Department of Energy job entailed when he agreed to it.
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Carrie Havel, the associate director for Fox's live telecast, shared a look inside the Grease: Live production room to Facebook after "a lot of people" asked what her job entailed.
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When investors tried to learn more about what the role entailed, however, during the traditional vetting process, they were unable to confirm details of his employment or departure from Microsoft.
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In a wrinkle on Baze in 2015, the Supreme Court rejected an inmate's claim that a drug in Oklahoma's lethal-injection cocktail entailed a risk of extreme and extended suffering.
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As it stands today, the great majority of people convicted of felonies in Florida can't vote — even after they've finished their sentences (whether that entailed prison, probation, or something else).
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The merger talks come months after Axiata's 37-percent stakeholder Khazanah Nasional Bhd announced a new investment strategy that entailed restructuring its $33 billion portfolio into commercial and strategic holdings.
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But the move entailed shuttering nine facilities in rural districts across the country and potentially laying off some 2128,2300 workers — a deal-breaker even for normally supportive members of Congress.
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According to a paper published in the Journal of Case Research in Business and Economics, Microsoft's path to IPO entailed one of its founders working to depress its initial pricing.
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The transaction was key to the debt-laden telecom operator's restructuring plan, announced in May 2018, which entailed the sale of telecom assets such as towers and airwaves to Jio.
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This naked ambition—with all the human cost it has entailed—has so often been lost to history, superseded by the depiction of the Kennedys as a benevolent public good.
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This was one key problem of the early Cold War, when both the United States and the Soviet Union were in effect learning what nuclear deterrence, competition, and coexistence entailed.
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But the deal that was struck earlier this week entailed Stewart-Cousins taking leadership and the eradication of the IDC, both of which had Cuomo's support for the first time.
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Economy minister Kris Peeters was quoted by Belga as saying that the former state monopoly operator had outlined its plans and these entailed cutting 1,900 posts, while also hiring 1,250.
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The appointment, announced concurrently with an extension until 2022 of his Boston position, raised eyebrows for the workload entailed and for the lack of commitment to Boston it might imply.
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Such a move, Rinaldo acknowledged, would've entailed a massive rebranding of the system: the RealTouch's promotional materials would have to be "de-pornified," and reoriented towards romantic, couple-centered imagery.
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The task, which created a loyalty program with more than 110 million members, took nearly two years, he said, and entailed writing some 20 million new lines of computer code.
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Ever since the 1980s, "genetic engineering" has usually entailed a handful of specific laboratory techniques (such as using agrobacterium to transfer genes from other plants or organisms into a crop).
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I asked him what he liked about St. Louis and he said he once had a job that entailed a lot of travel, and that he always liked coming home.
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It entailed a comprehensive, 180-degree stage design that included encompassing, movable architecture, a theater stage, and a cinema screen that united performers and audience in a rich, pluralistic synthesis.
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She combs through letters, diaries, anthropology field notes, doctor's notes and memoirs to create a "trellis of tiny scenes" that illuminate what mothering truly entailed throughout the last four centuries.
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As a young man who had already fathered a child, he knew that, for the entire human species, reproduction entailed precisely the sexual intercourse that he was bent on renouncing.
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" Being the Minimalist Mom entailed some daily mental gymnastics, she said, and required her to say no to her son about buying certain things, purely "in pursuit of a principle.
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At Solax, she successfully made the transition to feature filmmaking, creating longer, more narratively complex titles that were well-received, though they also entailed higher production costs and longer preparations.
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Weirdly enough, nobody who's testified has been able to say what that review entailed, who was in charge of it, or what changed to get the aid released last September.
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"I obviously don't know what the conversation entailed, nor do I know whether Kim Jong Un came up with specific evidence to support that statement," Collins told CNN on Thursday.
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"The South Korean authorities had better ponder over what unfavorable results may be entailed by their impolite behavior," the North's official Korean Central News Agency said, according to the report.
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Later, at college, I learned that going to these schools entailed a lot of lacrosse and furtive blow jobs, and that, too, became a kind of romance in my head.
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Goodell said there had been a "tremendous amount of progress" made in the investigation in the last 30 to 60 days, though he did not detail what that progress entailed.
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The ruling found that the government could not fail to honor a promise that entailed making payments amounting to $214 million to Moda Health under Obamacare's so-called risk corridor program.
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Many of the instruments were keyboard based, so she had a natural affinity for them, and her duties entailed explaining the history and how they worked before playing them for guests.
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To understand why it made sense for DHL to provide free tickets to travelers, it helps to understand the massive changes entailed by the containerization of ocean cargo in the 1960s.
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He stayed up all night, and if there are no specifics on what, exactly, that entailed, we also all know by now: wine, women, drugs, or some combination of the three.
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Joe's job entailed driving women to their clients, walking them to the door (to make it clear a man would be waiting outside in case of shenanigans), then driving them home.
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On the other hand, it could be so devastating (and could have entailed so much environmental or genetic degradation) that the survivors could never regenerate a civilization at the present level.
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It was Nagasu's idea to reenact that pivotal moment in their careers for their DSW's new campaign, which entailed the athletes posing side-by-side with burgers, fries and matching sneakers.
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Barloworld carried out a strategic review in 2017 that entailed fixing and addressing underperforming businesses, optimizing returns from its existing portfolio and looking at high growth opportunities based on existing capabilities.
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The most time-extensive part was the actual gnocchi preparation, which entailed mixing up flour, eggs and ricotta, rolling it out and then cutting them up into smaller, gnocchi-sized pieces.
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While Sanders's retort might have been the most memorable line on the issue, Tuesday's debate entailed a pretty robust and, at times, heated discussion about health care in the United States.
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They said that a "significant number" of cases — hundreds in all — had entailed undercover operations against people suspected of being Islamic extremists, but that the F.B.I. did not have precise numbers.
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Earlier, he announced on Twitter that he signed a huge licensing deal that netted him $400 million, which later proved to be an inaccurate representation of what the deal actually entailed.
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For us, that didn't mean the entire world, it entailed a hyper realistic map of North America featuring Fallout's best characters and our own tailor-made nations to fit the theme.
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But part of what I objected to at the time I wrote was the lack of consensus about what #MeToo had set out to accomplish — and what its overall vision entailed.
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All it entailed was Googling round-trip flights, charging the cost and presenting me with the receipt, whereupon I would reimburse him, all the while cheering him on in the background.
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In the same era, there were a few revolts by Kurdish chieftains, but only as a reaction to the centralization of the state and the new taxes and obligations it entailed.
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On January 2300, federal prosecutors in California announced that IRS agents had arrested Avenatti for violating the conditions of his pre-trial release, but did not specify what those violations entailed.
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The United States attorney in Manhattan is among the top posts for federal prosecutors and has traditionally entailed overseeing international terrorism cases and criminal proceedings against Wall Street banks and bankers.
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He is making the effort, which few movies have even attempted, to dramatize the act of poetic composition, to suggest what manner of struggle, or reverie, or self-surrender, is entailed.
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An Expedia spokesperson told Business Insider the company wanted to "simplify how we do business," which entailed "eliminating approximately 12 percent of our direct workforce" – likely equating to around 3,000 jobs.
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"Flight 19" was scheduled to complete a three-hour exercise which entailed heading east to conduct bombing runs, then flying over Grand Bahama Island, and eventually pivoting southwest to return home.
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"(We kept them there), rather than trying to use a secondary escape way, which would have entailed a four hour walk," Wellsted said, adding there were medical officers on the scene.
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He said it felt good to be earning $11.23 an hour, even if the new job entailed cutting off necks and pulling out guts on a seemingly endless conveyor of carcasses.
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Inspired by 18th-century manicures, which entailed buffing nails to a shine, models' were given a coating of sheer pink polish, followed with Essie Matte About You topcoat for a satin finish.
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Using SDRs entailed numerous advantages, according to Ocampo, including allowing all countries to enjoy profits brought about by money creation, helping the IMF finance its programs, as well as supporting economic development.
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No one has any idea what those jobs entailed, so keyboards have only two keys, photocopiers replicate three-dimensional objects, and it's perfectly acceptable to spend hours throwing donuts at your boss.
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In a 32-page document, Airbnb explained that anyone who used Airbnb would have to agree to a community commitment, which entailed treating fellow members with respect, and without judgment and bias.
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There was an elaborate process to get in (which entailed golf carting from a parking lot in the rain) and strict instructions on what can and can't be revealed from the evening.
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Before Caitlin Jenner and Chaz Bono, Chablis and Arquette were sharing their stories publicly, despite the vulnerability it entailed, and they should be honored for their contributions to trans visibility as such.
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"The General Court annuls the Commission's decision, as it concluded, incorrectly, that the measures granted to Tercas entailed the use of State resources and were imputable to the State," the court said.
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I didn't notice it until I was trying to load in my filament for the first time, which entailed heating up that printing tip and me almost accidentally burning through the tape.
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Appendix E of "Rosset" consists of two pages, written by John Oakes, co-publisher of OR Books, that can only hint at the aggravation bringing this memoir to press must have entailed.
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The event entailed 1,347 women from ages 18 to 92 who wore wedding dresses, and the group now holds a world record for having the largest gathering of people dressed as brides.
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In almost every case, though, "site-specific work" at the Glass House has entailed inhabiting the unique exhibition space, often with contemporary dance or ambient music — not interfering with the house itself.
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A court found that his crimes entailed "moral turpitude", which under Israeli law would preclude Olmert from running for public office for seven years after his release, when he will be 78.
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Then more than 50 members, most of whom hailed from the Urals city of Ekaterinburg, were arrested in a sweeping raid that entailed 86 probes in 15 regions across the vast country.
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Discussing the past often entailed dredging up inconvenient facts about how the United States' pre-1959 role in Cuba helps explain why Castro came to power and why he stayed in power.
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The coalition always entailed fudging policy differences: not all social conservatives were true believers in big tax cuts and deregulation; business élites often didn't feel strongly about abortion and prayer in schools.
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My co-workers at the analytics startup had made fun of me for considering a "life-style job"––it entailed a ten-thousand-dollar pay cut––but I liked the company's utopianism.
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The claims that this would have entailed a complex or even impossible military operation are rebuffed by the facts: Israel has carried out hundreds of attacks in Syria during this same period.
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The state-run Korean Central News Agency quoted a Foreign Ministry spokesman as saying: "We will hold the U.S. wholly accountable for the catastrophic consequences to be entailed by its outrageous actions."
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement was requiring immigration officers to go through training first, he said, but he didn't have any details about what that training entailed or how long it would take.
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In fact, when the review was ordered, companies were not sure what exactly it entailed because it had not been done before at NASA, according to one person in the space industry.
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Nevertheless, FSS has a strong capital position, with an equity/asset ratio of 296% at end-June 27234, and reasonably liquid asset buffers commensurate with the risks entailed by its business model.
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I asked what that entailed and he Googled himself and the result was a TED talk he gave on the relationship between physics and cosmology and the harmonic structures of John Coltrane's music.
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His duties had entailed "developing and executing the strategy for providing athlete care services, as well as sports science guidance for athletes and coaches in all five competitive disciplines," according to USA Gymnastics.
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On the last day of school, the students allegedly planned a suicide mission which entailed entering the school through the back door, shooting faculty and students and then killing themselves before police arrived.
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If early innovators like Zillow and Trulia primarily entailed bringing real estate data online, newer innovators harness data not only to improve analytics for landlords, but also to improve efficiency for apartment seekers.
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After a frantic search that entailed calling hundreds of IT admins in data centers around the world, Maersk's desperate administrators finally found one lone surviving domain controller in a remote office—in Ghana.
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In the case of this legendary match-up, a loss would have entailed mortal consequences, and the vigilant eye of Klaew at ringside was a big incentive to Changpuek to best Rick Roufus.
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John Nicholson, told senators the Russian support entailed trying to legitimize the Taliban by spreading a narrative that the Taliban is fighting the Afghan branch of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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The argument against such a law is that first, it might dissuade people from running for office if holding office entailed a financial opportunity cost (the lost opportunity to invest in the market).
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Unusual symptoms like pelvic pain could trigger a pelvic exam earlier, but the doctor should explain to the patient exactly what's entailed, step-by-step, before initiating the exam, and always wear gloves.
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While much of the historical discussion around the American military effort has focused on the immense firepower and destruction it entailed, an equally awe-inspiring aspect of the war has been overlooked: logistics.
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In 2014, Mr. Beierle was charged with trespassing at a dining hall on campus and was given pretrial intervention, though it was unclear exactly what that entailed or how the case was resolved.
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On foreign policy matters that would be of most interest to Russia, the Trump presidency has entailed huge disruption to US alliances, to the point of the US president becoming a laughing stock.
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"The mainstream media often failed to treat Sanders as a plausible contender, which would have entailed a much greater degree of scrutiny than he received," Michelle Goldberg wrote in Slate on May 2.
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A reminder of what the G.E. investment, made in October of 2008, entailed: • A 10 percent dividend; • Warrants to buy $3 billion worth of stock at $22.25 within five years of the investment.
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Amended over the years, this requirement has since 1962 entailed a rigorous FDA review of drug safety and effectiveness, often involving review of raw data submitted by companies in support of their products.
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The political screening -- which aides described as a process separate from a formal vet -- entailed discussions about Jackson with Trump, among senior aides and with the Presidential Personnel Office, the senior official said.
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In the past, the gravity of eliminating an official of another nation, regardless of their crimes, would have been the entailed an intense assessment around a crisis decision table at the White House.
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A statement by the army command said the plan entailed securing roads and safe passages into Syria to allow the militants to consolidate their presence and create "new battleground realities" in eastern Syria.
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He said his father wrote in a letter, while in detention, that the paperwork for the exports entailed making filings with the United States government that may have drawn suspicion from Chinese investigators.
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The conflict appears archetypal to us now, and while it might be tempting to view lives like Morton's as somehow representative of a bygone era, the private struggles it entailed are omnipresent still.
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The project has entailed a reinforcement of the ceilings, restoration of marble columns and frescoes above the main entrance as well as decorative elements like statues and sculptures, and shoring up doors and windows.
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This entailed blundering around annoying strangers and having Paul wander into a shallow pond, but also a segment in which Paul at least appears to drive a vehicle around his Calabasas estate while blindfolded.
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That's entailed endless promises of systemic change and some increased transparency, but to also tweaks around the margins mixed with a very obvious longing that everyone just please move on from this mess already.
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"At this point, I think oil traders have gotten their heads around a trade war, so they're failing to understand what the degree of risk is entailed in escalation in the region," said Croft.
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On Friday, Mobike laid off its operations teams in APAC, which entailed more than 15 full-time employees and many more contractors and third-party agency staff across Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, India and Australia.
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In previous elections, presidential candidates have provided documentation from their private physicians that summarize their health and essentially certify they are physically fit to perform the duties entailed in working in the Oval Office.
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One of the first VR music performances, The Sound of One Hand, entailed Lanier gesticulating on stage playing virtual instruments while wearing a magnetic-sensor "DataGlove," which generated music notes from his hand movements.
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The Obama administration launched the plan in September 2015 as an alternative to listing the ground-dwelling bird under the Endangered Species Act, a move that would potentially have entailed even tougher habitat protections.
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Over the years, he logged plenty of time flying fighter planes from World War I and World War II. His friends said he knew the risks that flying entailed, particularly when performing daring maneuvers.
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The two easiest spells, by comparison, entailed changing a frog's color and levitating it, results that reflect our awareness that both color and location are transient rather than fixed features of the physical world.
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Alberto Alesina of Harvard University and Enrico Spolaore of Tufts University presented a different but related view of the trade-offs entailed by global economic integration in "The Size of Nations", published in 2003.
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That "leaving" entailed finding a new apartment, hiring movers, and turning down jobs—all of which ended up costing her upwards of $20,000, by her estimation—because she didn't have a place to live.
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Dr. Janov maintained that the way to relieve primal pain — and cure its associated ills — was to relive it via primal therapy, which entailed a regressive return to those distressing, now-accessible early memories.
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Of course, that's not what the law actually entailed, but apparently the show's writers thought the concept of a dude asking a woman if it's OK to have sex with her was comedic gold.
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Mr. Trump didn't say what the favor entailed, but a pair of Mr. Cohen's sentencing memos released by federal prosecutors late last week reveal that the door to Mr. Trump's office opened in 2007.
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Much of the time, nonetheless, he dwelt in the hobbit-hole of his brain, a richly furnished refuge, and his creative exertions, seen from outside, entailed little more than the refilling of his pipe.
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The questions remaining: I'm not equipped to judge the technical details of this argument, but if you do buy it, the questions of what this communication actually entailed and who was involved remain unanswered.
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The theories about how Trump could be stopped have always entailed a big, fundamental change to the race — either a collapse of Trump's support or a consolidation of anti-Trump voters behind just one candidate.
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The following year the group approved "Project 226," which entailed paying Harvard researchers today's equivalent of $48,900 for an article reviewing the scientific literature, supplying materials they wanted reviewed, and receiving drafts of the article.
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Hannity said Monday afternoon that he had asked Cohen for advice on matters that "dealt almost exclusively about real estate," leaving unclear what exactly that entailed or what the non-real estate advice pertained to.
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Under new CEO Jean Pierre Mustier, the bank raised 13 billion euros in a new share issue this year to finance a balance sheet clean-up which entailed offloading 17.7 billion euros in bad debts.
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It's also still running its nationwide search for a second headquarters that has mostly entailed seeing which city governments are willing to debase themselves the most in the form of jaw-dropping sweetheart tax deals.
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" Krampf could not confirm specifically what the alleged previous threats entailed or if the suspect was "targeting anyone specifically" at the paper, though he said the shooting was a "targeted attack on The Capital Gazette.
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Finally, the euro zone should pursue the Capital Markets Union idea put forward by the European Commission which entailed a harmonization of corporate, insolvency ad tax laws across Europe to make cross-border investment easier.
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Longtime lawyer and Trump fixer Cohen also reported in his own court filing that he met with investigators from the New York Attorney General's Office, although the court filings didn't explain what the investigation entailed.
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Because he plied his amateur career in an era when amateurism entailed precisely that — athletes were barred from earning money from their sports — Chapot made his living in those years as a leather-goods salesman.
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Tsipras made himself unpopular among voters shortly after being elected in 2015 by signing up to a third international bailout that entailed painful austerity measures, but the Macedonian riddle is what could prove his undoing.
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"The decision is part of the company plan to ensure its continuity," Lafarge Jordan Cement's chief executive Samaan Samaan told Reuters, adding that the board decision to reduce its 550 workforce entailed generous termination packages.
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I spent five hours at the event, which more or less entailed sampling the extensive food offerings, watching horses trotting and jumping in the ring, and — oh yes, of course: interviewing tennis legend Andre Agassi.
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Their prior success proved to me not only that they were capable of leading a company to an exit, but that they also knew what starting and scaling a company in their respective industries entailed.
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Folding Reconstruction-era violence into the Ku-Klux, imagining it as spectral, ambiguous, and indeterminate, enabled Americans to turn away from that unjust reality and all of the political implications and obligations that it entailed.
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Her release entailed her getting a job; a relative arranged for her to intern with Jonas Mekas, the filmmaker, film archivist and writer who was the most significant instigator of underground film at the time.
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It's been a long year since Trump's former national security adviser Michael Flynn agreed to cooperate with special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation — and in that time, we've gotten no confirmation of what that cooperation entailed.
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In the literary world, their relationship was a source of fascination: of envy for writers who longed for a protector as powerful and loyal; of gossip for everyone who speculated about what the relationship entailed.
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The one precedent for this is the mid-2000's that entailed an increase in private debt of 50 percent of GDP and a one-third decline in the foreign exchange value of the dollar.
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This entailed less concern for how they were governed — he had told the Bohemian Club that American-style democracy was "not necessarily the best form of government" for peoples in Asia, Africa or Latin America.
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At the core of any successful public land management is collaboration amongst stakeholders on the ground, rarely has an effort entailed as much collaboration and cooperation as the process to create the sage-grouse plans.
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As Zeynep Tufekci argued in her 2017 book "Twitter and Tear Gas: The Power and Fragility of Networked Protest," mass protest once required deep, sustained organizing, with all the compromise and human connection that entailed.
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Then came Lenin's October Revolution, in which his Bolshevik faction seized power, took Russia out of the war, and began articulating an ideological vision that entailed the overthrow of essentially every government in the world.
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"I came in one morning and my manager was cracking down on uniform and informed me that I had to look 'sexy', which entailed wearing heels," wrote one retail worker, who gave her name as Jasmine.
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For example, Pai told the inspector general that the call from McGahn came after he had already expressed his concerns about the Sinclair deal and merely entailed updating the White House on the situation, Reuters wrote.
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Last year the Commission also noted Italy's 2016 budget draft "might result in a significant deviation from the adjustment paths towards the Medium-Term Objective (MTO)" — the balanced budget — but that opinion entailed no further action.
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A more thorough knowledge of what Ozark cuisine could have entailed before the modern era might ostensibly give us a deeper understanding of what's at stake in the food of that region today, and that's exciting.
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Yet Chopra made it clear she wanted to have a traditional ceremony in accordance with her family's values, which entailed a large, two-day engagement party with both families present and both of their cultures represented.
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" '#2018WeGotYou' The Center for American Women and Politics, a unit of the Eagleton Institute of Politics at Rutgers University-New Brunswick, said in a release that this week's election entailed "a number of landmarks for women.
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BUENOS AIRES, March 20 (Reuters) - The G20 communique's new reference on recent market volatility reflected Japan's proposal to send a coordinated message on the risks it entailed, Japan's vice finance minister Minoru Kihara said on Tuesday.
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The compromise, reached in 1929, entailed adding 50 house seats (but permanently capping the House at 435 members) and transferring the power to reapportion the House after each Census from Congress to the Secretary of Commerce.
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It entailed a barbiturate that acts as a sedative and painkiller, a neuromuscular blocking drug that prevents almost all of the body's muscles functioning and, finally, a lethal dose of potassium chloride, which stops the heart.
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He wasn't the only one, of course—half the hedgies he knew had gone nuts for it—but Barry's erection was more pointed than the others', and it entailed, at one point, about half his book.
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Covering the Gezi Park protests was my first experience as a freelancer and although I got a sense for what the job entailed, I still didn't know how I would handle working in more intense conditions.
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As I stood on the airport curb, wondering what to do, it struck me that the aurora industry was a kind of elaborate whistling for the lights, with all the folly and hubris that this entailed.
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The triumph of gas engines entailed a shift in the whole transportation model—from shared cars to privately owned cars, from an extension of the metropolitan network to a vehicle that required infrastructure of its own.
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It entailed a rapid transformation of the world's energy system (measures such as banning the sales of gasoline vehicles in many cities within a decade) that went far beyond many of the proposals made in California.
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The franchise had of course not been extended to African Americans or women, and it was even physically harder to vote —reaching a polling station often entailed arduous, and occasionally dangerous, journeys spanning dozens of miles.
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Ms. Feinstein released a statement after the initial round of hearings was completed, saying she had referred a matter involving Judge Kavanaugh to the F.B.I., but did not give details about who or what it entailed.
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At one point, Ms. Trump was booed and hissed as she sought to defend her father's record on empowering women, and at times she struggled to define precisely what her responsibilities in the West Wing entailed.
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Soon after she graduated, the University of Washington recruited her to start a dental hygiene program there, a major undertaking that entailed writing a curriculum and teaching most of the classes while searching to hire faculty.
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"The appreciation we saw in the last week of June was mainly due to Bank of Zambia open market operations which entailed tightening of kwacha liquidity, but it is not sustainable," independent analyst Maambo Hamaundu said.
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That was lucky for them because just a few years later came the mysterious and apocalyptic collapse of Valyria, known as the Doom, which entailed Valyria's total destruction and the deaths of all the other dragonlords.
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It's the closest vote on a Supreme Court nominee since 1881 and brings to a close a bruising battle that entailed allegations of sexual assault and misconduct against Kavanaugh, an FBI investigation, and intense inter-party fighting.
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In the video, titled, "Don&apost Fall for Scams," Perry, 48, warned followers that he&aposs not giving away any cash despite what some hoax "giveaways" claim, though he didn&apost specify what exactly the scams entailed.
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The charges approved by a federal grand jury in Washington, DC, remained sealed Friday evening, meaning it was not immediately known what they entailed or who they were against, CNN reported, citing sources briefed on the matter.
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This entailed initially convincing the two groups to stay out of each other's way, and then gradually working on individuals to shift their views about violence and help them to find work or get back into education.
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Today, instead of any sort of reasonable discussion of climate impacts and potential solutions, the hearing mainly entailed a litany of untruths and long-debunked conspiracy theories, along with some incredibly awkward name-calling from the witnesses.
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"Any divergence time between Neanderthals and modern humans younger than 800,6003 years ago would have entailed an unexpectedly fast dental evolution in the early Neanderthals from Sima de los Huesos," said Gómez-Robles in a UCL statement.
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Grindrodgrew up in New Addington, a large post-war housing estate in Croydon, but it never really occurred to him to find out what this period of history entailed until he left the area at age 30.
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This fear entailed a complex moral judgment—that Huggins had a duty, trumping all others, to his family, that that duty was primarily financial, and that it was he who was responsible for their economic well-being.
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While Paulette was getting ready upstairs, Robert took charge of dinner, which entailed pouring the sparkling water and calling for the children, after which Kiki appeared with the halibut and Brussels sprouts, spinach salad on the side.
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One of the last chapters of her time as an administrator entailed Congress holding her in contempt because she was not forthcoming in giving Congress a financial accounting of funds that her agency was suspected of mishandling.
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" The one light-hearted moment within the otherwise solemn ceremony came when Pence related the story that Bush, as he prepared for the vice presidency, had joked that the position entailed "nothing substantive to do at all.
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"Lamborghini's aim with the Veneno was to create a close approximation to a sports-racing prototype that would nevertheless be road legal, which entailed making a big departure from the styling of previous Lamborghini models," Bonhams said.
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The soft-spoken, fedora-clad Mr. Mackey, a 3053-year veteran of fieldwork here, noted that before lidar's availability, an accurate ground survey of archaeological features in the Cambodian landscape entailed years or even decades of work.
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The MOMA show's lead curator, Leah Dickerman, has incorporated first-rate works by those artists, and others, to augment a sense of the tumultuous change, which in Rauschenberg's case entailed irreverence brought to the point of malice.
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But more broadly, he's a sort of all-purpose "fix-it guy" who was tasked with making problems for Trump go away — whether that entailed profanely threatening journalists or arranging secret payoffs to hush up sex scandals.
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But the GOP wrote a series of bills that entailed large cuts in Medicaid spending and then sent the secretary of health and human services out on television to say they weren't proposing to cut Medicaid spending.
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But while it wears its opulence gracefully, its recent stint as a witch school — and all the murders, resurrections and tongue removals that entailed — gave it a sinister undertow even on a spring morning full of birdsong.
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The renovation, which was completed in 1998, entailed a bit of controversy among art historians — at least with respect to the mural, which purports to show some of the constellations of the zodiac along with nearby stars.
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"An Expedia spokesperson told Business Insider that it wanted to "simplify how we do business," which entailed "stopping certain projects and activities, reducing use of vendors and contractors and eliminating approximately 12 percent of our direct workforce.
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The position McGlashan occupied, as CEO of the Rise Fund within TPG, was high-powered, and his work around the time of his exit had entailed trying to raise as much as $3 billion for the fund.
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The attempt to close the prison has entailed tense negotiations with foreign officials, heated confrontations during meetings in the White House Situation Room, and, especially, a long-running fight with the Pentagon, which outplayed Obama for years.
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A local farmers' association said it carried out the protest, which entailed blocking access to the offices with impromptu brick walls on which they sprayed slogans against the treaty between the European Union and Canada, known as CETA.
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"China had better ponder over the grave consequences to be entailed by its reckless act of chopping down the pillar of the DPRK-China relations," read the scathing response from the state-run Korean Central News Agency (KCNA).
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If Otieno and Obado were in a relationship, it remains unclear when it started, or what, exactly, it entailed, but her mother, Melinda Auma, has said her daughter told her Obado was the father of her unborn child.
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Our interview took a while to happen; life seemed to intervene several times, including Baker's move from Brooklyn to Cambridge, which entailed contending with his significant collection of books — the subject of hundreds of his still life paintings.
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Backed by a devoted following of evangelical Christians, he briefly led the Republican primary field, yet seemed unaware of what the job of president entailed; his brilliant brain seemed resistant to remembering almost any detail of foreign policy.
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He also said that in the euro zone, both the European Central Bank and euro zone finance ministers were aware of the risks that loose monetary policy, called quantitative easing (QE), entailed, but there were no immediate threats.
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The appeals court's ruling on Wednesday disputed the lower-court finding that it was likely that Ohio's use of midazolam hydrochloride entailed a "substantial risk" of serious pain that violated prisoners' constitutional rights against cruel and unusual punishment.
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In the June 23 referendum on Britain's membership in the European Union, 52 percent of voters expressed a desire to leave, having been given precious few details of what exactly that entailed or how it might be achieved.
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Savage joined the Baby Zulus, an apprentice group for future Zulus, earned the Zulu nickname "Bee-Stinger" (which he keeps today), and became a "crate boy," an unpaid position that entailed carrying records and gear for Zulu DJs.
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There was that drawn out Galaxy Note incident, which entailed two recalls and a on-going apology parade, coupled with the subsequent recall of 2.8 million washing machines over reports of malfunctions and injuries, including a broken jaw.
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But though this theory is popular, I am not a fan of it for one pretty simple reason: I think pundits owe people the modicum of respect entailed by assuming that their behavior makes some kind of sense.
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And Greg and I let various airlines know we wouldn't be making it to Seattle for a special long weekend at the end of March, which would have entailed a food and wine tasting at our wedding venue.
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From its foundation, Iraq has treated Kurds as second-class citizens, culminating in a 1980s genocide that entailed the destruction of 4,500 villages, the murder or disappearance of an estimated 182,000 Kurds and extensive use of chemical weapons.
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Biden did for a long time buy into the idea that it was critically important to try to reach a bipartisan deal on deficit reduction, even if such a deal entailed significant cuts to Social Security and Medicare.
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Director Jon M. Chu and Kwan, who was also executive producer, wanted the first major Hollywood movie with an Asian-American ensemble in 25 years on the big screen, along with all the publicity and precedence it entailed.
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In September, Lagarde's predecessor Mario Draghi launched a massive stimulus package which entailed a cut to the central bank's main deposit rate a second round of quantitative easing in a bid to stimulate the sluggish euro zone economy.
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Plan A, which Merkel called a "European solution", entailed persuading Ankara to stop migrants leaving its shores, returning those who do not qualify for asylum to home countries or to Turkey, and sharing out legitimate refugees among EU countries.
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"This faux marble modification work on the columns, which entailed sanding off the existing finish, re-preparing the surfaces, and reapplying two layers of paint and two coats of varnish, was substantial and time-consuming," according to court papers.
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The company said the EU competition authority's demand entailed enormous work and significant financial costs estimated at no less than 3 million euros as it involved more than 50 employees and 16 external advisers, according to its court filing.
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At this early stage, this entailed dragging and dropping little building block instructions that begins with a big play button and connects to Forward, Back, Left, Right, and Circle blocks, all represented with arrow images, as opposed to words.
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I had to trust the strength of my people to move on despite a natural disaster, and like Princess Nokia, that entailed stepping back to learn more about the paths of recovery and survival my ancestors paved for themselves.
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The story of XXXtentacion is a tragedy on all fronts not only for what his immediate life entailed, but because it feels like a natural progression of a society seemingly headed for more and more disaster by the day.
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"For example, if you are an editor and can't find a job editing, you can use your skills as a technical writer, in business development or sometimes as an English teacher, depending on what your degree entailed," noted Hauer.
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The White House invitation, and the difficult choices it entailed for the team, came as Washington marked its first World Series championship team since 1924 with a parade down Constitution Avenue and a rally near the Capitol on Saturday.
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The plan entailed companywide promotion of major projects like the Olympic Games, Jimmy Fallon's late-night talk show, new cable technologies and the bright-yellow Minions, the product of Universal Pictures' Illumination Entertainment, which is led by Chris Meledandri.
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Yet given the large fixed costs entailed in research and development (R&D), testing, and approval, and low marginal costs for producing each copy of a drug, intellectual property (IP) protections are essential to enabling continued innovation in medicines.
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They cited data collected over decades showing that 25 percent to 40 percent of low-grade glioma patients saw their tumors stop growing after chemotherapy, which usually entailed a year or more of weekly infusions of carboplatin and vincristine.
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They argued that in the effort to spare himself from the personal and marital embarrassment entailed by having the affair exposed, Clinton committed perjury when testifying about the matter in a deposition related to Paula Jones's lawsuit against him.
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Despite the hardships that that entailed, the band's original members managed to channel their love of Bathory and Venom into their own bestial creation, and in doing so make an indelible mark on the history of Czech black metal.
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Zittel's personal life and artistic practice have entailed exploring complex relationships between our need for freedom, security, autonomy, authority, and control — observing how structure and limitations often have the capacity to generate feelings of freedom beyond open-ended choices.
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In the early days of Perry's nomination to run the Energy Department, he made headlines for seemingly being confused about what the job entailed and past comments calling for the elimination of the agency during his 2012 presidential bid.
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The Obama administration had launched the plan to protect the sage-grouse in September 2015 as an alternative to listing the ground-dwelling bird under the Endangered Species Act, a move that would potentially have entailed even tougher habitat protections.
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In the Obama years, that often entailed trying to work with Democrats who held power in Washington — spending months trying to negotiate a climate change bill in 2010 and being part of the immigration reform "Gang of Eight" in 2013.
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I existed for months on fewer than half the calories a healthy diet would have entailed, and religiously clocked two hours a day at the gym — and walked the three miles to and from the gym for the added calorie burn.
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The concerts for the latter were bonkers, starting the run as avant-garde, meticulously choreographed deconstructions of a traditional rock show, and ending it with exorcisms that entailed Clark crumpling down a 10-foot pink plywood pyramid like a drunken horse.
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Stumpf vowed that the corporate culture will change and said the bank has eliminated the sales goals that led to the problems, which entailed employees cross-selling products to customers, who often were unaware that they had been signed up.
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Other EU leaders, with their own electoral timetables, are keen to help Cameron win a vote and end the distraction that the "Brexit" debate has entailed for a Union struggling to cope with other divisive crises, including a refugee influx.
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Taking many in his administration by surprise, Mr Trump tweeted that he was working to overturn a ban on American chip companies from selling to ZTE, a Chinese maker of telecoms equipment, because of the job losses it entailed in China.
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"We must widen our view to include the intraracial politics of the movement itself, specifically the denials of representation entailed in the pursuit of formal political representation and the fervent disavowal of strong public manifestations of mixed culture," English writes.
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Most lawmakers sat quietly through a recap of what the EU deal entailed, but broke out in cheers when Cameron mentioned the date of the referendum - something many of his own lawmakers have spent most of the last decade pressing for.
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In fact, according to The New York Times, only about five Justice officials knew what the whole case entailed -- a far lower number than the 12 or so who would typically be read in on a case related to national security.
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The plan entailed "a whole host of things including completing the land audit, where is unused land, what is it and who are those people that actually require the use of land," he said, suggesting that it could be implemented quickly.
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As women in the late 19th century encroached on explicitly male domains — sport, education, paid labor — many in society became increasingly anxious; if a woman's place wasn't immutable, maybe a man's role, and the power it entailed, were not secure either.
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Stewart testified Friday that she originally tried to support a morose Shkreli after the failed Orexigen trade, but the AIM chat reveals her deep frustration after he paid her less than her salary entailed, and paid her irregularly at that.
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The Jarva competition entailed a 25-mile hike and 21 specific tasks, such as answering questions of local trivia — to sort friend from foe — hiding in a bivouac deep in the woods and correctly identifying types of Russian armored vehicles.
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The bursting of the housing bubble—which entailed a collapse in home values and a flood of foreclosures—and spiking unemployment led millions of Americans to realize that their "middle-class" lives were just a paycheck or two from evaporating.
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Similar befuddlement greeted the news in April that Pruitt is attended by an around-the-clock security force of 21, as well as the news last month that the administrator's security detail entailed reassigning EPA agents away from investigating environmental crimes.
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The duties of the troops so far has largely been to "harden" 2628 points of entry, which Rood said entailed putting up 28503 miles of concertina wire on top of existing barrier and creating barriers other ways including with shipping containers.
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In 2012, a day after the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School, Gary Wills wrote an essay in The New York Review of Books called "Our Moloch," a reference to the ancient Canaanite god whose worship entailed the sacrifice of children.
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That's because the tactics McConnell is using to get his win — which have entailed previously unimaginable amounts of secrecy, speed, and utter disregard for public opinion — are a blueprint that future Senate majorities will surely use for their own purposes.
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This would have entailed visiting each community where activities were to take place to survey residents about their income, health, happiness, and more, so that Fathom could do so again later on to compare change and measure any improvement over time.
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What he came up with entailed three bright, inverted equilateral triangles joined at the center on a round black background, with shelter capacity circled near the base, followed by the words "Fallout Shelter" in large block capitals and directional arrows .
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For all that the book is "dead serious about the losses entailed in a marriage's undermining," Fernanda Eberstadt writes in her review, "the real heartbreak in this wise, discomfiting novel turns out to be the love between mother and daughter."
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"That investigation entailed matters that were covered in the Comey memoranda, which explored and recorded Mr. Comey's recollections of meetings, including one-on-one meetings with the president of the United States," Mr. Dreeben said, referring to the initial F.B.I. inquiry.
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But the cold open serves as an ugly reminder, as if any were needed, that the only roles the show's all-white writing staff could come up with for Vance entailed the kind of ugly stereotypes Winfrey purposefully refuses to play.
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The recruiter later took both women to a club and told them that she "had worked for Epstein for a long time and that the job for which she was recruited simply entailed a brief massage," according to the lawsuit.
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Ms. Brennan-Jobs moved in with him for a time during high school, when her mother was struggling with money and her temper, but Mr. Jobs was cold and had extreme demands for what being a member of the family entailed.
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Iowa Democratic Party officials only decided to use the app to report results after a previous party proposal — which entailed having caucus participants call in their votes over the phone — was scrapped, on the advice of Democratic National Committee officials.
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While she made an independent decision to be part of the movie, fully aware of what that entailed, Lawrence is aware that not all women in the industry are truly free to make the choice that is right for them.
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The treatment entailed removing some of Mr. Karlson's immune system T cells from his blood, genetically engineering them to recognize and fight his cancer, multiplying the T cells to huge numbers in the laboratory and transferring them back into his body.
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"The U.S. will be wholly held accountable for the catastrophic consequences to be entailed by such reckless aggressive war maneuvers, as it chose a military confrontation," the unnamed spokesman said in comments carried by the North's official KCNA news agency.
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The winner(s) of those contests will have virtually nothing to show for the enormous effort entailed, except bragging rights, which then must be defended in the next of the four contests to meet elevated expectations and to maintain momentum.
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At the time, Abdurraqib was a teenager in Columbus, Ohio, where it would get unbearably cold during the winter; fiddling with the buttons on his Walkman to skip a song on the cassette entailed exposing his skin to the frigid air.
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That's because they decided to pull up their roots and move away from Valyria just a few years before the empire's mysterious and apocalyptic collapse (an event that entailed Valyria's total destruction and the deaths of all the other dragonlords).
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Glob sought approval as a residential space, which would require minimal alterations, while Rhinoceropolis ultimately sought to become categorized as a place of public accommodation, which entailed more construction and meant no one would be able to live there once it reopened.
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The schedule for Donald Trump's first full day back in New York since the start of his presidency entailed walking into the Trump Tower lobby, talking about infrastructure for a few minutes, and immediately reboarding his golden elevator without taking any questions.
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Never mind the fact that I had no idea what birthing, raising, and providing for three children entailed — I just knew that my parents had done it, thereby I could safely assume that such a thing was attainable and accessible to me.
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In February 22015, the Federal Bureau of Investigation launched an operation that was notable for two reasons: it was the largest known law enforcement hacking operation to date, and it entailed operating a child pornography website as a honeypot for 203 days.
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The real explanation is probably procedural, owing to the expense and legal difficulties entailed by importing large paintings from America and the demands of scheduling at an art institution that is the closest thing Vietnam has to a museum of contemporary art.
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Explaining what exactly the facial entailed, Louise shared that it consists of chemical peels, micro needling to help stem cells and peptides to penetrate and promote collagen growth, an electrifying mask to calm the skin and her secret sauce: the growth factor serum.
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This first iteration of Pacific Raptor began on January 23, and entailed twice-daily takeoffs of F-22 Raptors and F-35A Lightening IIs, followed by F-16 Fighting Falcons, which took on the notional role as adversaries during each training mission.
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Prior to the bankruptcy filing, the parties discussed a debt-for-equity swap that entailed a recovery rate of 50 percent for holders of Telemar-backed bonds and only 17.5 percent for the non-Telemar bondholders, who would receive more equity in return.
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In September, she shared a video of herself "cutting loose" while doing a dance cardio routine, and in August she shared a video of her post-Cheesecake Factory work out, which entailed lifting hand weights while walking on a treadmill — in a bikini.
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The treatment entailed collecting blood from donors, isolating healthy immune T-cells, and then using a genetic engineering tool known as TALENs to deactivate certain T-cell genes that would normally cause them to be rejected once transplanted into a leukemia patient.
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Though Priebus may have been the GOP establishment-associated figure who Trump happened to have interacted with the most, the fact is that Priebus's political experience has entailed running the Wisconsin GOP and then the national Republican Party to help them win elections.
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The group said it had a "clear strategic roadmap" for the region that entailed driving revenue through innovations and prestige brands, while margins should benefit from measures to cut costs, better advertising and promotion expenses allocation, as well as ongoing organizational changes.
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Find that press release for literally anything your company has announced within the past 20 years that even tangentially entailed investing in factories, premises or people in the United States, edit it to attribute the move to Trump's welcoming policies, and reissue it.
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Let's not forget that it will take a long period of smooth sailing to extricate the Federal Reserve from the commitments entailed by the activist role that it has taken in order to maintain market stability in the years since the financial crisis.
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The injunction was issued after the inmates showed it was likely that Ohio's use of midazolam, the first of the three drugs, to render them unconscious entailed a "substantial risk" of serious pain that violated their constitutional rights against cruel and unusual punishment.
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" The details: At first, the leaders did not disclose what the document entailed, but a photo later revealed that it declares the North Korean regime will work toward the "complete denuclearization of the Korean peninsula" and commit to a "lasting and stable peace.
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" In addition, he was told afterwards that Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein believed he couldn't stay on as director of the Organized Crime and Drug Enforcement Task Force for the Department, because it "entailed White House meetings and interactions.
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The destruction of all those masters was averted only by quick action: a rescue-and-restoration effort which, according to Aronson, cost $12 million and entailed the hiring of a dozen trucks equipped with 53-foot refrigerated trailers to freeze-dry wet tapes.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea — John Shuster, the face of American curling for the past four Winter Olympics — and all the good and bad those experiences have entailed — had a gold medal draped around his neck for the first time in his life on Saturday.
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Previous means of firming up a racing surface, so that it won't rut up and fall apart, entailed spraying it with a fire hose or having large groups of people stomp on it—the Austrian Army still deploys to Kitzbühel for this purpose.
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The technical evidence that the AIVD and the Netherlands's MIVD, or Military Intelligence and Security Service, passed to the FBI is described as "crucial" in providing the grounds for the bureau's probe into Russia's election meddling, though it is unclear what it entailed.
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Screenshot: PeriscopeConspiracy kingpin and Infowars huckster Alex Jones tried to "storm" the Google Fiber offices in Austin on Monday, which essentially entailed entering the building and babbling about a "big AI supermachine" before being asked to leave by Google Fiber staff and the police.
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Mousa Almshhad, a 153-year-old refugee from Syria who was resettled with his family last year in Baltimore, said that his refugee resettlement process entailed being interviewed four or five times, with about two to two and a half months in between each interview.
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This review entailed certifying Outcome Health in the following 15 areas: Platform Architecture, Device Installation, Inventory Management, Advertising Delivery Process, Impression Measurement, Click Measurement, Data Filtering Procedures, Invalid Traffic Filtering, Reporting, System Monitoring, Hardware Controls, Software Development, Access Control, Documentation Standards and Disclosures and Definitions;
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On Wednesday, the Justice Department criminally charged Heritage's former Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey Glazer and former Heritage Vice President of Commercial Operations Jason Malek, accusing them of colluding with other generic manufacturers in schemes that entailed allocating market share and conspiring to raise prices.
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Rather than focusing on reforming our criminal justice system to achieve racial justice, the nation focused on President Nixon's call to "law and order"-- which entailed more punitive policies and sentencing, the militarization of local police forces, and the expansion of the carceral system.
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Due to the surplus of weapon options and the personalization of fighting styles, there was not a specific set of movements that every shillelagh fight entailed, although today, there are clear rules and structures dictated by the various organizations that host Irish stick-fighting tournaments.
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Meanwhile, Google did not meet the other four demands, which entailed committing to end pay and opportunity inequity, disclosing a sexual harassment transparency report, implementing a process for people to anonymously report sexual misconduct and elevating the chief diversity officer to report to the CEO.
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The United States and the Marshall Islands negotiated a Compact of Free Association in the 1980s that entailed U.S. financial aid and extended the right to live and work in the U.S. to the Marshallese, in part as restitution for conducting 67 nuclear tests there.
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Historically, this is a mistake that few women would make, because until very recently, the physical experience of being a woman entailed exactly the opposite — and not only because women have to hold their keys in self-defense while walking through parking lots at night.
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The inspector general's office found it "troubling" that the government's collection entailed a "uniquely expansive" reading of the law; under the program, officials would issue subpoenas for records without first determining that they were "relevant or material" to a specific investigation, as the law requires.
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This is what a serious effort to enact health-care reform would have entailed—both a substantive approach to answer weaknesses in the GOP effort and a communications approach to go on the offensive to explain why this would be better than the status quo.
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To make the whole conspiracy wackier, when I began fact-checking this story, the Trump Tower version flipped, with Trumpsters saying that the phone call entailed Bill trying to talk Donald out of running because the former president knew that Trump could beat Hillary.
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"They should know that train and bus carrying our delegation to the Olympics are still in Pyongyang ... The South Korean authorities had better ponder over what unfavorable results may be entailed by their impolite behavior," KCNA said in an English report on its website Sunday.
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Obtaining a coveted place in the hierarchy often entailed shows of loyalty, such as cleaning the areas around statues of Kim Jong Il and Kim Il Sung, the current leader's grandfather and founder of the state, or planting flowers at revolutionary or historical sites.
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John Williams, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, said it was time to talk about approach because the Fed is finally wrapping up its response to the last crisis, which entailed unprecedented steps to lower borrowing costs and get financial markets moving.
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And finally — with a pilot program in summer 2017, and a full rollout in spring 83 — they launched a full "zero tolerance" prosecution policy that entailed prosecuting parents who came to the US with their children, and separating parents from children in the process.
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Godby, who works in the police investigations division of the Evanston, Illinois university, has been placed on administrative leave and banned from campus, according to a statement from NU. Spokesman Bob Rowley declined to tell PEOPLE how long Godby worked there or what his duties entailed.
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His job entailed helping them take their ideas from concept to execution, which resulted in a rich, four-course menu of northern Thai potato leek soup; a roasted heirloom salad; and Arctic char pappardelle, plus grilled skirt steak with garlic and chili rapini, and gingerbread tiramisu.
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The title notwithstanding, "The Clinton Affair" derives much of its power from Lewinsky, discussing the beginnings of her relationship with the president -- and all the clandestine activity that entailed -- her betrayal by Linda Tripp, and the realization she was going to be dragged into the public eye.
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That entailed closer "relationships with key third countries like Niger and Libya, or simply providing cash to encourage governments to limit flows," she said, referring to funding for programs like job creation and for security measures to keep migrants from attempting the hazardous trip to Europe.
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I had to cut that short and scramble to get back to California, and this entailed some additional expenses, such as a rental car and an airport hotel room that I used for a few hours to do some work before catching the next available flight.
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One of our recent projects entailed visiting Community-Based Management of Acute Malnutrition (CMAM) camps to interview mothers of severely malnourished children and health workers treating them, advocating to the Nigerian states to include budget lines for nutrition, and promoting the use of locally available nutritious foods.
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Unfortunately, the initial results of these conversations often entailed whistle-blower retaliation, including some reports that the Office of Accountability and Whistleblower Protection actually accentuated, rather than alleviated, retaliation problems by allowing VA to keep an internal database of those who spoke out against the agency.
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"The Dutch parents in our studies strongly supported a cultural rule of the 'Three R's' of childrearing -- rust, regelmaat, en reinheid, or 'rest, regularity and cleanliness' -- which entailed establishing a firm routine featuring plenty of sleep on a regular schedule from an early age," Harkness said.
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In a city that is over 80 percent African American and a legacy of feeling societally forgotten, it soon became incredibly clear to me in each meeting I went to that no one cared that I was from New York City or about what my work entailed.
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Like the Ottoman sultans who would succeed him, Arslan filled his court with mathematicians and literati, including the Persian poet Omar Khayyam, and in the end the eventual transformation of the Christian city into a Muslim one entailed less disruption and destruction than is commonly imagined.
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But any prospects for the oft-curbed penalty being killed off completely are dim—despite a crusade led by Justice Stephen Breyer, who dissented sharply in Glossip v Gross, a 2015 case asking whether a drug used in lethal injections entailed the risk of torturing prisoners to death.
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The German parliament originally passed the law in late June 2017 and it went into force in October, but legislators gave sites three months to put together internal systems to remove the banned content—Facebook's compliance efforts entailed the hiring of several hundred staff, according to the BBC.
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The April executive order specifically entailed a review of the H-1B visa program, which is routinely used by technology firms like Tata Consultancy Services Ltd, Cognizant Technology Solutions Corp and Infosys Ltd to bring skilled foreign workers, such as engineers and programmers, to jobs in the United States.
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In the company's announcement post, Reddit admin simbawulf didn't specify exactly which subreddits that entailed, but gave some examples of the kind of communities that got regularly removed, including "subreddits that are large and dedicated to specific games, as well as "specific sports, and narrowly focused politically related subreddits.
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The Education Department had no process for filing a borrower defense claim, and was not answering questions about what the process entailed, so the activists created their own application, collecting hundreds of claims online from former students and delivering them, in a hefty paper stack, to the department.
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The outdoor area also featured an aura photo dome, IV drip bar, by CHLOE ice cream cart, oxygen bar, a Moon Juice bar, and a "Zen zone" that featured a "digital meditation" area (which entailed listening to a pre-recorded guided medication on an iPad) and dream analysis area.
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FBI Special Agent Travis Taylor testified that he had interviewed Wahhaj's 15-year-old and 13-year-old sons, who told him that Abdul-Ghani died during the ritual, which entailed his father reciting verses of the Koran and putting his hands on his son's head, according to Reuters.
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One of the Alaska lawmaker's infamous moments entailed holding a knife to former Speaker John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE's throat while debating earmarks.
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Though neither he nor Adrian Cheng would say what the gift entailed, Mr. Gioni insisted that the amount did not factor into their decision to work with the foundation and that it was entirely separate from the $43 million the museum had raised toward its $80 million capital campaign.
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Where gay people dared not speak the name of their love, and where "passing" — as white, as a WASP, as heterosexual, as something, anything else that fit in with what America was supposed to be — was a commonplace, with all of the self-abasement and the shame that entailed.
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But the talks in Stockholm were doomed by the same problem that had bedeviled all previous negotiations between the two countries: deep differences over what the "complete denuclearization" of the peninsula entailed and what concessions they should offer to each other in the first step toward that goal.
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So to begin to unravel the manifold contradictions and memory lapses entailed in the revisionist intellectual projects of Never, post-, para-, and pro-Trumpism, it's necessary to do what so few right-wing thinkers are disposed to do these days—namely, to learn some hard lessons of history.
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He began in a position that entailed pulling the fabric off cardboard rolls, and worked his way up from there, one job to the next, hourly wages to a salaried position, until eventually he was the quality control manager for two plants owned by a company called TSG Finishing.
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Britain has already turned EU laws into UK statutes, but this "onshoring" entailed some changes to function properly and financial firms have said they would have limited time to comply if there is a no-deal Brexit, meaning they would be in breach of regulation and face possible sanction.
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In any case, contemporary was a field Mr. Campbell didn't know much about — his specialty was European tapestry — so he was learning on the job, just as he was in his push to give the museum a digital presence, which entailed the hiring of a whole new staff.
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Sammy Blue from West Michigan, USA, thinks the situation is clear-cut: The man was clearly ready to die, to leave his body behind, to go to heaven, to walk through the western door, to cease to exist - whatever his belief system entailed, he was ready for it.
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But meanwhile, the AHCA was too harsh for a critical clutch of more moderate Republicans, who worried that the massive losses in insurance coverage the bill entailed violated the promises Republicans had been making to the American people that they were going to replace Obamacare with something better.
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She said in both the private and public sector, there's a sense that women have to prove themselves — but there is also often a sense in business that women might be overstepping boundaries in trying to get things done, especially if it entailed clashes with their male bosses.
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While the two state-owned enterprises (SOEs) didn't provide any details on what that entailed, industry experts say one possibility is that Baosteel may have been ordered by Beijing to take over all or a majority of Wuhan Steel amid a broader push to reduce the number of state-owned enterprises.
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Even if landlords only look at convictions, rejecting any applicant guilty of any crime — "no matter when the conviction occurred, what the underlying conduct entailed, or what the convicted person has done since then" – is no longer considered defensible, since not all ex-cons pose a risk to property or safety.
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The standard person didn't know such a job existed, or what it entailed; if you were a fashion obsessive, you may have recognized certain names — Melanie Ward, perhaps Camilla Nickerson — but it would've taken a lot of sleuthing to figure out what they looked like (especially in the pre-internet age).
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I have covered life and death in Southeast Asia for the past decade, a job that has entailed puzzling over a missing Malaysian plane one day (two years later, it's still missing) and interviewing former C.I.A. mercenaries who were being hunted by the government in the jungles of Laos another.
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Here's what the tip entailed, per the Times report: During a night of heavy drinking at an upscale London bar in May 2016, George Papadopoulos, a young foreign policy adviser to the Trump campaign, made a startling revelation to Australia's top diplomat in Britain: Russia had political dirt on Hillary Clinton.
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A recent night out entailed shopping for old art catalogs at the Strand, then having a hamburger and nonalcoholic beer with his friends Michael Chaiken, an archivist, and Richard Kern, a filmmaker and photographer, followed by watching an obscure French movie called "The Girl With the Golden Eyes" at Lincoln Center.
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By contrast, a so-called "soft Brexit," which was the preferred choice of people who wanted the UK to remain in the EU, would've entailed an attempt to retain single market membership through a special arrangement that would've involved embracing its "four freedoms" of movement of goods, services, people, and capital.
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Davis's French education entailed, among other things, pouring 30-pound buckets of blood into a mixer to make boudin noir, stuffing the intestines of the pig she'd just helped kill with its own meat for saucissons and learning how to force-feed geese to enlarge their livers for foie gras.
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Although there is a considerable measure of truth in these claims, one cannot ignore the fact that the public has to be willing to put up with the high level of pain entailed in the suggested measures — and it is far from clear that such a willingness can be engendered.
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" The progress of this particular painting, as described by Elisabeth (quoted in the catalogue by the exhibition's curator, Klimt scholar Tobias G. Natter), entailed months of "making drawings in various positions," followed by three years of sittings, over the course of which Klimt "changed his concept over and over again.
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In the Clintons, we have not so much inexcusably callous words as inexcusably criminal actions — actions that have victimized women; actions that have entailed perjury and obstruction of justice; and actions that were calculated to smear the very victims who had the courage to speak out against an incumbent President.
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It was my first week of classes at the University of Toronto and I was majoring in art history and classics—a combination that entailed quite a bit of overlap; my courses in the classics arena dealt with ancient Rome and Greece, whose cultures formed the foundation of Western art.
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Helen Moses and Ping Wong knew exactly what they wanted: for Ms. Moses, it was her daughter and Mr. Zeimer; for Ms. Wong, it was mah-jongg and the camaraderie it entailed, even if the other players spoke a different dialect or followed the rules of a different home region.
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Photo: Cliff Owen (AP)Amazon's grueling, year-long HQ2 search—which mostly entailed cities across the country competing to outdo each other with the most lavish incentives, often behind closed doors—has come to a close, with the company reportedly choosing New York and Crystal City, a neighborhood in Arlington County, Virginia.
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And the party decided to use the app only after another proposal for reporting votes — which entailed having caucus participants call in their votes over the phone — was abandoned, on the advice of Democratic National Committee officials, according to David Jefferson, a board member of Verified Voting, a nonpartisan election integrity organization.
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" This would perhaps be true given what negotiations had initially entailed: A draft agreement from 220 between the city and Facebook "regarding donations to fund a community police officer positions," for instance, states that "Facebook will make an annual donation to the City for the express purposes of funding the Position(s).
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At issue is an injunction issued by a lower court after it determined that it was likely that Ohio's use of midazolam hydrochloride to render condemned inmates unconscious before two other drugs are administered in executions entailed a "substantial risk" of serious pain that violated their constitutional rights against cruel and unusual punishment.
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The tacit condition for reclaiming the political allegiances of our white male brothers is a stern pledge to jettison this "divisive" rhetoric; to return, at bottom, to some imaginary historical moment when the multifront campaign for racial and civil equality somehow entailed no material transfer of power from the nation's ruling white caste.
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You could feel politics just in the way that news of the pairing goosed the internet and got people posting on Twitter that they'd stop what they were doing (which for many entailed pausing a very good, unbearably tense World Series Game 7) to see what these four would get up to.
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In an earlier verdict the Supreme Court ruled that Croatia's banks, some 90 percent of which are owned by parent institutions elsewhere in the European Union, failed to sufficiently explain to clients how variable interest rates work but did not fail to explain the currency risks entailed in taking foreign currency loans.
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The effort, described on the record to Harris by Smith (the 81-year old man died a week and a half after their interview), entailed outreach to several hacker groups, including at least two that Smith believed to be Russian-tied, to see if they had hacked the emails and could release them.
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Though the group's leaders broadly concur that any sort of fusion strategy with Democrats is a bad idea—a judgment borne out by the depressing history of modern reform movements in America that have adopted some version of that approach—most also are aware of the profound difficulties entailed in organizing third parties.
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The effort, described on the record to Harris by Smith (the 81-year-old man died a week and a half after their interview), entailed outreach to several hacker groups, including at least two that Smith believed to be Russian-tied, to see if they had hacked the emails and could release them.
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In the wake of notable recent examples, including Dominique Morisseau's "Pipeline," Anna Deavere Smith's "Notes From the Field" and Julia Cho's "Office Hour," these new plays, all set in and around schools, question the idea that an education is universally and always positively transformative, rewarding any sacrifice or subterfuge entailed in getting there.
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In Mr. Abel's time, however, the hoaxer's art — involving intricate planning, hiring actors, donning disguises, printing official-looking letterheads, staging news conferences and having the media swallow the story hook, line and sinker — entailed, for better or worse, a level of old-time craftsmanship whose like will almost certainly not be seen again.
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Here, a citizen could read the details of closed political trials and the stories of what the Chronicle called "extrajudicial persecution," understand what a K.G.B. search entailed, read secret documents meant only for those in power, learn about the constant religious and cultural persecution and get updates on political prisoners in the East.
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But here's a real doozy that can chalked up to either blind partisanship or utter laziness: As T. Becket Adams of the Washington Examiner pointed out, not even included in the piece are Perry's own words from back in December showing a clear understanding of what the job entailed and meant to him.
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It was a priority for pretty much everyone that we get across that it shook out the way it did because Gypsy was a girl, and that entailed things like the mother dressing her up like a doll, which a lot more people than Gypsy would report as their experience of their mother.
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The Chicago native played the last-but-one of his UK tour dates with seminal Midwestern emo outfit Cap'n Jazz the night before, which—in traditional fashion—entailed a lot of Tim falling about topless, playing an endless game of fetch with the audience and his tambourine, and screaming until he threw up.
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Without knowledge of the details of her mother's complex situation, it is impossible to comment on if and how it was a failure of the system, or on whether her prolonged intensive-care stay and all the suffering it entailed were the price she paid for a reasonable chance to recover from her illness.
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The discrimination and harassment, according to the lawsuit, entailed being intentionally referred to by male pronouns and titles "with the purpose and effect of humiliating" her, sexual harassment, threats of physical violence, "hostility" that made it hard for her to use the women's bathroom, pay deductions and a lot of other really messed up stuff.
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They were vegetarians by default for the most part of their life in Zacatecas, and only started eating more meat when they came to the US. According to her, that learning process entailed mishaps like having the turkey stick to the pan, and overcooking some parts of it while other parts were still raw.
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Whether he was writing in the Phoenician alphabet, the Hebrew, the Greek or the Roman — encompassing myriad forms, including the elegant square capitals cut into Roman monuments or the curvaceous uncial script used by early medieval scribes — every stroke of Father Palladino's pen entailed meditative deliberation, historical fealty and not a single wasted movement.
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What Bannon didn't understand was that for all his talk of "the swamp" and the power of entrenched interests and the pull of the "deep state," if he was really going to pull off an ideological revolution in American politics, he would need a president committed to that project and the difficult work it entailed.
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