FOWLER: -- you have to evaluate -- you have to evaluate every case differently.
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And then we evaluate them with external raters, and they evaluate it to objective guidelines.
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I evaluate leagues, I evaluate players, and typically, good talent doesn't come out of Doha.
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So you evaluate it just like you evaluate the business risks and what have you.
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To evaluate how well an investment does, benchmarks can help evaluate the allocations, risks and rewards.
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Evaluate your happiness, experiment with other fields, change your major, evaluate those changes, rinse, and, if necessary, repeat.
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When you experience different work environments, you'll quickly learn to evaluate employers as much as they evaluate you.
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So how do you evaluate, what metrics do you use to evaluate whether it achieves that or not?
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"Consumers evaluate kitchen appliances more positively after they buy them, job seekers evaluate jobs more positively after they accept them, and high school students evaluate colleges more positively after they get into them," he writes.
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It plots how Democrats evaluate various groups on the x-axis and how Republicans evaluate them on the y-axis.
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"If you evaluate presidents, you have to evaluate the first 44 and put Trump into another category entirely," he said.
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Facebook told reporter Jeremy B. Merrill that it didn't have the resources to evaluate every submitted advertiser name to evaluate its authenticity.
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Evaluate the purchase of a stock the same way you'd evaluate the purchase of a house, a car, or even a dishwasher.
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"I don't think I re-evaluate Trump," Moreno said, adding that he just wants the president to re-evaluate his budget proposal.
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Every Vegas victory has been another nail in the coffin in how teams will evaluate talent and how owners will evaluate general managers.
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Practicing internal self-awareness allows you to honestly evaluate and re-evaluate the trade-offs inherent to living an unbalanced, flow-filled life.
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Google researchers solved that problem by incorporating neural network technology, building "value networks" to evaluate board positions and "policy networks" to evaluate individual moves.
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" Carson, asked on Tuesday's "Morning Joe" whether he would re-evaluate his campaign after Super Tuesday, said, "I re-evaluate the campaign every single day.
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"In this case, it is not the customers, who evaluate a product, but the employees themselves who evaluate each other," the foundation said in a statement.
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"In this case, it is not the customers, who evaluate a product, but the employees themselves who evaluate each other," the foundation said in a statement.
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If we can't evaluate the claims of press releases, how can we evaluate the merits of studies (which aren't immune to shoddy methods and overhyped findings themselves)?
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Going forward, it might make the best sense to re-evaluate your withholding to save the money you'd otherwise overpay in taxes and then evaluate your spending patterns.
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If we're going to re-evaluate our history, we need to re-evaluate all of it, not just those parts that gratify America-hating progressives' sense of sanctimony.
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Boyd's letter said Sessions had "directed senior federal prosecutors to evaluate" issues raised in Goodlatte's letters, who would evaluate whether to open investigations and appoint a special counsel.
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"You're not asking the court to evaluate the reasonableness of the conduct… You're asking a court to evaluate if somebody conspired to lie," Berman told The Atlantic at the time.
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The aim of this, Dickinson told CNBC, was to "make sure they join the international reporting system so the public can evaluate, and investors can evaluate, their performance on climate change."
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Or things came over … No, it was to evaluate.
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In particular, with the ability to evaluate the quality or reliability of Internet content also comes the computerized ability to read and evaluate all of human history and knowledge at light-speed.
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Under the current system, regulators evaluate the amount of money a bank pumps into the community, and separately evaluate the services it provides, such as bank branches and low-cost checking accounts.
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It also will give voters a chance to evaluate him in person, in the crucible of a debate that will help Democrats evaluate whether he can sustain, broaden and deepen his appeal.
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Trump "doesn't have a policy to evaluate," Carter tells me.
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How will the robot evaluate for individual fragility of people?
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Someday soon you may want to evaluate your career choices.
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Before you pick a new carrier, evaluate your plan structure.
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Her job was to evaluate the quality of management teams.
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That's something that we will have to evaluate over time.
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Jespersen advises looking elsewhere to further evaluate the product's quality.
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We still have to evaluate and, possibly, refine this range.
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Apple bought in an HR rep to evaluate the situation.
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We'll continue to evaluate new device options in the future.
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In Go, you constantly have to evaluate all the possibilities.
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Evaluate things with your mind first and then your feelings.
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Elle asked a registered dietician to evaluate these supplement packets.
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Once allowed to evaluate the company, they were unsurprisingly bullish.
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Teachers don't trust the data being used to evaluate them.
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Now is the perfect time to evaluate your subscription services.
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The agency will evaluate comments on the proposal, due Sept.
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If you can't measure it, how can you evaluate it?
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Booker's proposed policies are the thing to evaluate him by.
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"This was never used by Amazon recruiters to evaluate candidates."
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"You have got to evaluate the entire area," says Torres.
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Second, a private citizen must be able to evaluate arguments.
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We will continue to evaluate the situation regarding Lt. Gov.
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Some have developed a way to evaluate data more quickly.
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Danone will need to evaluate this suitor with extra care.
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American will evaluate the damage once the plane is removed.
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Keep that in mind as you evaluate results they publish.
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It is not clear when Fachin would evaluate their request.
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Quantify greenhouse gas emissions and evaluate alternatives to reduce them.
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Judges evaluate those petitions and decide whether to issue ERPOs.
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But they-- they probably don't know enough to evaluate credits.
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"We'll evaluate it," he said ahead of the House vote.
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For bigger decisions, teenagers evaluate the likelihood of future rewards.
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It's hard to evaluate success for an NBA head coach.
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More time is needed, they say, to evaluate Dodge's administration.
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This allowed them to evaluate a total of 297 samples.
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The conjecture provides a mathematical function to evaluate this question.
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If this idea is right, it's harder to evaluate Mrs.
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With 9,000 applications, how did you manage to evaluate everyone?
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We continually evaluate the effectiveness and benefit of our programs.
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We also evaluate major anniversaries or debates in the news.
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Staal exhaled slowly when asked to evaluate this uncharacteristic upheaval.
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What investigations are undertaken to evaluate the source's possible motivations?
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I just need to understand accounting to evaluate the companies.
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We all talk together about the potential and evaluate them.
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That country is obligated to hear and evaluate your claim.
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Asked to evaluate Brown, he put on a mock frown.
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We will evaluate RCEP on its economic and trade merit.
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Appeals evaluate verdicts based on the evidence adduced at trial.
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WA) needs to evaluate whether the sale of mBank (MBK.
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WA) needs to evaluate whether the sale of mBank (MBK.
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It's a mutually agreed meeting to evaluate the current situation.
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"We did evaluate it," Barrios said of going it alone.
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In this case, the service is near impossible to evaluate.
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Technology has changed the way some people evaluate commuting times.
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But it can be difficult to evaluate your own readiness.
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At this point, it's hard to completely evaluate its merits.
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He also vowed to evaluate the Title I funding process.
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The events gave Ms. Silva opportunities to evaluate artists' work.
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But those were also sometimes the trickiest essays to evaluate.
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Just as colleges use GPAs to evaluate students during the admissions process, banks and other lenders evaluate us by our credit scores when we apply for a new credit card, mortgage, or auto loan.
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I don't think numbers can ever evaluate his total impact. Great!
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The lenders generally do not evaluate credit reports for loan eligibility.
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Cramer will also be using a new metric to evaluate companies.
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Authorities are trying to evaluate how much cash he may have.
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Police are trying to evaluate how much cash he may have.
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Instead, judges need only evaluate whether the parties were treated symmetrically.
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Buffalo Wild Wings said that it would evaluate the nominees independently.
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Take time to really reflect and evaluate how you morally operate.
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Let's evaluate below everyone 🙂 (Read the whole thing 🤣) pic.twitter.
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We need to definitely take a step back and evaluate everything.
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I evaluate where to dedicate my time before moving things around.
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We'll continue to look at it and evaluate it but yeah.
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That's something which I'll evaluate over the coming weeks and months.
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Once we're back on track with retirement savings, we'll re-evaluate.
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Follow the news coverage of the events and evaluate your predictions.
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Asked to evaluate Shula's work, Newton called him his secret weapon.
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Also, evaluate if an app really needs to know your location.
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In between bites, I scan her face to evaluate its symmetry.
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What's next: The judge will evaluate next steps on March 28.
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It is too early to evaluate the effectiveness of the reform.
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Becker said Murray should take some time to evaluate his fitness.
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To evaluate physical fitness, they also looked at body fat percentage.
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Like Weiss, Joe Terranova believes the deal is hard to evaluate.
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Better, then, to evaluate cryptocurrencies and blockchains on their own merits.
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How do you evaluate which markets you're going to go into?
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"Evaluate your location, mitigate the risk, then have fun," Hope says.
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I didn't evaluate how this could or would impact my business.
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Amazon has "numerous experimental certifications" to test and evaluate its systems.
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Simultaneously, the amount of effort required to evaluate the options increases.
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But I do highly evaluate the wonderful medicine of that era.
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Officials again have a two-day period to evaluate the appeals.
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Ever since, scouts have adjusted how they evaluate point guard prospects.
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The changes to Health Reimbursement Arrangements are too ambiguous to evaluate.
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So how do investors evaluate the likelihood of large market moves?
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DZ Bank will now evaluate options for its shipping finance loans.
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We can hear and evaluate what is being proposed to us.
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Demir said they would evaluate how to compensate for their losses.
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"We have to evaluate where we are with Leddy," Capuano said.
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We should evaluate the expressive behavior based on the actor's intent.
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They evaluate a child's life skills and reward signs of progress.
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How would you evaluate the risk vs health benefits of boxing?
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We must evaluate the scope of Russia's interference in our election.
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But we must carefully evaluate the sites where we will drill.
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We evaluate their performance twice a year and monitor their progress.
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We will continue to evaluate the situation regarding Lt. Gov. Fairfax.
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The audit will also evaluate the FAA's oversight of American Airlines.
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Cruz Vivaldi worked hard with the hospital nurses to evaluate patients.
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"We evaluate to develop, not just to select players," Menard said.
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So it's time for Trump — and all Americans — to re-evaluate.
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" ON GEOPOLITICAL RISKS "We should still evaluate external factors very carefully.
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You could evaluate your options through the store's digital "design studio."
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A spokeswoman said the ministry could re-evaluate the infant's case.
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Brinker is still working to evaluate the extent of the breach.
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One of the key metrics to evaluate a city's business environment?
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Anadarko's board said on Thursday it would evaluate the new proposal.
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Evaluate and implement team health and performance metrics for your board.
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What is the logic and empirical evidence to evaluate these claims?
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BULLOCK We're all trying to share and experience and re-evaluate.
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No, they ask to evaluate if you're authentic and self-aware.
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Collins said the Mets would re-evaluate Colon's swollen thumb Thursday.
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They are trying to evaluate how much cash he may have.
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Without that kind of essential information, no one can evaluate policies.
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But he called on the agency to re-evaluate its position.
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I THINK IT'LL TAKE SOME MORE TIME FOR US TO EVALUATE.
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Q. In purely artistic terms, how would you evaluate your achievements?
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Fans and teams alike use statistics to evaluate players and teams.
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Like all companies, we evaluate our business on a regular basis.
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A department official says the agency continues to evaluate its options.
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But it's something we continuously discuss and we'll continue to evaluate.
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She wants a court-appointed guardian to evaluate his parental fitness.
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In Philadelphia, Kelly failed to understand grown men and evaluate talent.
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We evaluate evidence in a manner consistent with our prior beliefs.
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The expert committee met in November to evaluate several psychoactive substances.
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It's the type of fear that makes you evaluate your decisions.
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But in that case, how can we evaluate Trump's economic policies?
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"We evaluate the situation on a daily basis," Wieler added Wednesday.
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He needs to re-evaluate his career choice, he really does.
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The goal was to evaluate each student in her individual context.
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They don't have a lot of sophistication to evaluate these products.
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I can evaluate this like a scientist, now that I'm safe.
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What strategies do you use to read, interpret and evaluate them?
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She came to re-evaluate her understanding of good and evil.
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Health officials could periodically re-evaluate the level of his confinement.
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It doesn't require any bureaucracy to evaluate the vaccine or cure.
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First, Mexico should evaluate the mandate of its local police forces.
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I can only evaluate the state of my own marriage, however.
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What criteria are used to evaluate "soft" traits in college applicants?
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Simply put, Washington needs better tools to evaluate these complex factors.
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It's also important to visit the home and evaluate its condition.
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Renovating a fixer-upper: What to evaluate, consider, and budget for
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It's hard to evaluate the importance of something as it's happening.
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The league has also recently expanded its measures to evaluate referees.
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We evaluate each practice to see if it actually harms consumers.
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His mission, rather, is to re-evaluate Wright as a person.
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Nordstrom has appointed an independent special committee to evaluate the offer.
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"Without the disclosure, you can&apost really evaluate that," he said.
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We're paid to evaluate risk and make investments in risky markets.
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Windsor to evaluate variations in the value of class members' claims.
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That exclusion robs voters of an opportunity to evaluate the candidate.
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This is an especially difficult thing to evaluate in the moment.
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"If the conditions change, we will evaluate as always", he added.
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That has left many wondering how to evaluate Mr. Trump's actions.
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"We are continuing to evaluate," Zolkind told Judge J. Paul Oetken.
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A jury of internal and external judges will evaluate the submissions.
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Security officials were on site to evaluate the risk, Castaner said.
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He said the wealth tax is "cumbersome" and hard to evaluate.
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League officials plan to use this season to evaluate the change.
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And again, we'll evaluate it, consider it, and follow the law.
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Take the time to evaluate the circumstances of how it happened.
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Most Florida counties still must sort through and evaluate provisional ballots.
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This is a scene that makes Lee re-evaluate his position.
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They help you make decisions and they help you evaluate opportunities.
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Without them, local governments may need to re-evaluate their budgets.
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We can help evaluate what's right now versus what should wait.
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If so, what criteria should be used to evaluate each situation?
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We will continue to evaluate the situation regarding Lieutenant Governor Fairfax.
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It can be helpful to evaluate your role in the situation.
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The alliance's water calculator can help you evaluate your water use.
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But Trump does not, perhaps cannot, evaluate them in that way.
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More research will be needed to evaluate that, particularly for vaping.
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Investors can evaluate active managers the same way they do for general equity mutual funds, with one key difference: There are so few — only 58 companies manage REIT funds — that investors can evaluate all of them.
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The Pistons plan to evaluate Johnson, a rookie forward, again next week.
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"Like all companies, Ericsson will always evaluate its commercial offerings," he added.
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It really helped me evaluate every opportunity and make adjustments when needed.
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Fortis has set up an advisory committee to evaluate the binding offers.
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Recognize that, accurately evaluate the situation, and try to get over it.
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But how should founders evaluate the markets for mattresses and men's health?
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But it's hard to evaluate a solar-paneled house from the ground.
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At some point though, we need to evaluate our own narrative fetishes.
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They then had to evaluate the "competence and warmth" of that person.
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In Italy, some 40 territorial commissions evaluate asylum requests and interview applicants.
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However, corporations always evaluate celebrities and organizations before becoming involved with them.
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What an investor needs is the ability to correctly evaluate selected businesses.
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UNESCO says it plans to evaluate the extent of the damage soon.
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But how do you as a Civil Servant evaluate potentially transformational startups?
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Others simply took the opportunity of a management shuffle to re-evaluate.
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Until we know that, there's some obvious risk that's hard to evaluate.
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The agency requested more data and testing to evaluate use-related risks.
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Economic restraints push museums to continuously re-evaluate their purpose, says Chan.
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Finally, other people get to see — and evaluate — the movie for themselves.
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They also pushed for a citizens' review board to evaluate police operations.
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We need enough time to evaluate it, to get information on it.
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But for now at least, there's no consumer-facing product to evaluate.
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The disasters "caused young people to re-evaluate their lives", he says.
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They evaluate the likelihood of Armageddon and move the minute hand accordingly.
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SL: I try to evaluate how much the person needs that direction.
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He will be off Sunday and the Rays will evaluate him Monday.
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Consider how using AI to evaluate emotions could revolutionize in-person service.
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The last product HyperScience is bringing to market is called HS Evaluate.
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In this day and age, we critically evaluate each and every outing.
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But just that initial gesture has proven difficult to evaluate and verify.
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TransCanada has so far said only that it will evaluate the decision.
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Manager Buck Showalter said they'll evaluate the situation after Joseph catches Monday.
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The Salvation Army will evaluate the needs of communities in real time.
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The airline's maintenance team in Boston will evaluate the Embraer E190 aircraft.
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There was no standard way to evaluate the efficacy of the advertising.
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It's also made her re-evaluate her life and health, she said.
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This factors into how bank compliance officers evaluate potential partnerships with fintechs.
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Evaluate your specific business needs and tailor your strategy to address them.
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Surgeons do surgery, radiologists read X-rays and pathologists evaluate tissue specimens.
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Our expert judges will review, evaluate and score every eligible submitted hack.
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I mean... I don't know, how do you want to evaluate this?
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From August to December, the CMA will then evaluate what it receives.
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He said the FBI would take "investigative steps" to evaluate the messages.
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The justice ministry says it is too soon to evaluate the policy.
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The latest incident may cause Uber to further evaluate its background checks.
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They even voted on whether to allow him to evaluate the site.
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Deal status: Both companies have formed exploratory committees to evaluate potential merger.
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" He added, "People need to evaluate them like they do active managers.
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A savvy investor must evaluate each investment option on its own merits.
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Apple's engineers – as well as outside experts and machines – evaluate that code.
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Hire a structural engineer or an architect to evaluate the roof deck.
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Among the upcoming proposals, Washington state voters will evaluate a carbon tax.
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We think it's prudent to re-evaluate and look at the assumptions.
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It will further evaluate its options once this is completed, it said.
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Those kinds of blowouts are beloved by computer programs that evaluate teams.
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He also said that doctors would re-evaluate Wright in 48 hours.
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As we evaluate these subpoenas, we have serious concerns about their legitimacy.
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Make sure you evaluate whether those increases are worth it to you.
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These teams evaluate new and in-use planes for maintenance and certification.
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Only then are the movie investigators forced to re-evaluate their position.
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Investors will have two more chances this week to evaluate the market.
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At the end of the month, administrators will re-evaluate the decision.
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How would software evaluate every handcrafted puppet on Etsy for copyright infringement?
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Practice them and then evaluate how those strategies are working for you.
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Every three months, a registered nurse will visit to evaluate her health.
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We evaluate them based on resume, interviews, writing samples, things like that.
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FIBA said its ruling board would re-evaluate Brazil's situation in January.
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Let's evaluate all of the options Trump appears to be considering. Gov.
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We evaluate local attractions, parks and recreation, as well as environmental quality.
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How can I evaluate whether a charity is worthy of my donation?
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Venture capitalists from Floodgate teach a course in how to evaluate startups.
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Earth's technology, the more difficult it became to evaluate its objective merits.
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That makes Val re-evaluate her social circle, or lack there of.
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He believes you should stick with businesses that you can evaluate yourself.
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" Microsoft said the company "will evaluate the JAMA study and its findings.
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I'd lose the ability to access and evaluate my hidden subconscious feelings.
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Universities grade and evaluate students based on the quality of their ideas.
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Most importantly, I'd recommend the company evaluate its executive team and advisors.
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How do you distill that into something that they can quickly evaluate?
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The answers are changing the way students and families evaluate prospective universities.
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There, trained workers would evaluate the patient and provide supportive medical care.
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And after the season's over, everybody's going to look back and evaluate.
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They need to evaluate how they can proceed without a federal partner.
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The original electronic umpire, QuesTec, was developed and used to evaluate umpires.
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Mr. Alexander's plan is to evaluate programs based on loan repayment rates.
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We should have the patience to evaluate what works and what doesn't.
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Q: No one is more qualified to evaluate Luka Doncic than you.
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Finally, I assess how happy the tables were and evaluate the operation.
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Big institutional investors, by comparison, have the tools to evaluate those companies.
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One-on-one mentoring helps students make choices and evaluate their progress.
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That made it difficult for analysts or investors to evaluate those businesses.
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We'll know a little more on Sunday after the doctors re-evaluate.
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The red team approach helps decision makers critically evaluate plans and options.
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But without peer-reviewed scientific studies, it's difficult to evaluate their effectiveness.
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Do your teachers ever ask you to evaluate sources and determine reliability?
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Still, Mr. Flannery may face new pressure to evaluate businesses to divest.
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Ideology is a lens through which we see and evaluate the world.
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A better question: How should we evaluate the quality of our discourse?
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Forensic analysts use probabilistic software programs to evaluate fingerprints, faces and DNA.
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When the S&P reached 3,000, he said he would re-evaluate.
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A closet cleanout forces you to evaluate what actually works for you.
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During that examination, the military doctors should also evaluate Trump's mental fitness.
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Hades: the developer of software to evaluate sewer and flood prevention infrastructure.
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It also started formal discussions with its lenders to evaluate the covenants.
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Doing so can help you evaluate your own performance in the process.
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Others evaluate the total costs and values of brand assets and liabilities.
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If you evaluate performance by the suspension of disbelief, Hauser's is extraordinary.
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He added that Daimler continues to evaluate further cooperation opportunities with Geely.
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He added that Daimler continues to evaluate further cooperation opportunities with Geely.
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The bill would merely require HHS to evaluate each country's approval process.
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"Future research could be done to evaluate contributions over time," Schuur said.
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Roos said prosecutors were trying to "evaluate" if Fruman's brother is linked.
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How do you evaluate your value before you've even started the project?
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When it comes, you must re-evaluate what you thought you knew.
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Over the next few weeks, we will evaluate our partnership with Didi.
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If you evaluate enough metrics, sooner or later you will find imbalances.
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To evaluate 24/7 Sobriety's effects, RAND researchers Nancy Nicosia, Beau Kilmer, and Paul Heaton looked at county data from January 2000 to June 2011 in South Dakota to evaluate changes in deaths after counties adopted the program.
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The study did not evaluate cases of people who had been denied assistance.
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But eventually, June is forced to evaluate women the way that Joseph does.
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The AYM will evaluate appeals by three other journalists on Friday, NTV said.
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The airline's maintenance team in Atlanta is expected to evaluate the damaged part.
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This code, they say, is necessary in order to properly evaluate the technology.
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They told me they'd evaluate the plan and come back with a recommendation.
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Let's go to underwater correspondent Sebastian the Crab to evaluate the new development.
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The FDA will evaluate the research and decide to accept or reject it.
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I turned to you and I said, 'I want you to evaluate women.
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The two companies will jointly evaluate MP0310 in combination with Amgen's oncology products.
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But on Sunday, Clinton broadened her plaudits and began to evaluate Obama's legacy.
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The board of Alitalia is meeting on Tuesday to evaluate the vote's outcome.
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" * "As we evaluate our options in India, we will be disciplined on capex.
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Now is the time to evaluate any risk for potential summer storm damage.
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For the most part decision makers are not equipped to evaluate intelligent systems.
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SolarCity intends to carefully evaluate the proposal, it said in an SEC filing.
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But they also explained how a principled originalist would re-evaluate established doctrines.
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It wasn't his place to evaluate authorities who had been chosen by God.
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Trump's legal team wanted to evaluate the documents involving the president themselves first.
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Brief examinations of genitalia are necessary to evaluate children's growth, pediatric endocrinologists say.
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Mr Obama made a modest start by directing agencies to evaluate old regulations.
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No real drama is expected, as policymakers evaluate their recent drastic stimulus measures.
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It will take many years, and much more evidence, to evaluate those links.
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Hain will evaluate revenue associated with concessions to specific distributors during the delay.
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To truly evaluate Winston as a player, though, requires a bit more context.
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Investors tend to evaluate these companies on how many steady contracts they've signed.
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In 2013 NASA signed a $17.8 million deal to evaluate the company's technology.
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Apple said it will rely on editors to evaluate news sources and articles.
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We evaluate the health of our funds in terms of multiples and IRRs.
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You go back and evaluate, and there have been so many different kinds.
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And our perception of that and how we evaluate that is totally different.
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We see this trend continuing as other major players actively evaluate the space.
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How do you evaluate Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's recent policy regarding growth strategy?
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And only a minority systematically evaluate the quality of education that pupils receive.
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And simply banning apps doesn't teach children how to critically evaluate them, either.
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There have been less formal efforts to evaluate films, based on different criteria.
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"We continue to evaluate our options," Chandra said, when asked about going public.
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We will thoroughly evaluate the conclusions of this committee so we can proceed.
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"Later this year, we'll evaluate funding options beyond our first round," he added.
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It'll take CBO about two weeks to evaluate and score a draft bill.
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Be realistic about your time constraints: Evaluate what works, practically, in your relationships.
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But he also said that the Trump administration would re-evaluate the agreement.
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Doctors can evaluate patients with pneumonia using tests that will detect Legionnaires' disease.
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His practice is to keep his focus on, and evaluate, the company overall.
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The National Wildlife Federation uses a three-part test to evaluate nominations: 1.
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Without a clear counterpart on the public market, Lyft remains difficult to evaluate.
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Algorithms making predictions with long time horizons are difficult to evaluate and improve.
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And it's hard for voters to really evaluate — is this person being smart?
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As for apps that fill you with a sense of dread, evaluate why.
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What are some tips for entrepreneurs on how to evaluate their potential investors?
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The country's petroleum authority and the cabinet will evaluate the bids, he added.
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OPAP said its board will evaluate Sazka's offer and will issue an opinion.
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A good critic pays close attention to the thing she's brought to evaluate.
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You should evaluate your current coverage even if you've been happy with it.
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The health department also will evaluate any eligibility options, according to the agency.
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C.B.P. agents are not authorized to evaluate the validity of the fear expressed.
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Policymakers, business leaders and other stakeholders use the GII to evaluate innovation progress.
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Voters are going to evaluate the Senate race entirely independently of the presidency.
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I was trying to evaluate myself without being too precious about the material.
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Again, it's a design feature I need more time with to properly evaluate.
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Methodology But first, a quick overview of how WPP and KMB evaluate brands.
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The university has no records from the time to help evaluate the claims.
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Moreover, it is difficult to evaluate the significance of the statistics about casualties.
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The Wonderlic also has long been used by companies to evaluate potential employees.
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The scientists needed a supercomputer to evaluate a vast number of possible trees.
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Meantime, in June Nordstrom appointed an independent special committee to evaluate any offers.
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The company will "evaluate [its] options" for moving forward in the coming weeks.
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"Look, she will articulate her position, and voters can evaluate it," he said.
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The Ryan plan is "difficult to evaluate or take seriously," the paper wrote.
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"We need to evaluate and verify this on the Indonesian side," he said.
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Federal-Mogul appointed a special group of independent directors to evaluate the offers.
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"Of course, we will attempt to evaluate these new claims," the statement added.
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They should re-evaluate compensation structures regularly to remain competitive and reduce turnover.
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In order to evaluate a vaccine, you have to have lots of use.
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Average annual earnings: $Job description: Psychologists diagnose and evaluate mental and emotional disorders.
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WeWork is set to evaluate rescue proposals from SoftBank and JPMorgan on Tuesday.
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The company said it would continue to evaluate further expansions for that pipeline.
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Baidu said its board had formed a special committee to evaluate the offer.
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Companies can use Netradyne's driver score program to evaluate and track employee drivers.
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We will continue to evaluate items to ensure they comply with our policies.
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When I came off again, he was there with trainers to evaluate me.
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"They would have to re-evaluate all of their foreign policies," she asserted.
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Engineers were sought after by finance firms to evaluate technology in target companies.
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But in general you should evaluate your portfolio only once every three months.
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Powell has indicated a willingness to re-evaluate how the Fed sets policy.
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Be aware of the pedigree of the survey before you evaluate the results.
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Let's start with the easiest-to-evaluate charges against Zito: allegations of plagiarism.
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Blackmoon has implemented a proprietary series of algorithms to evaluate and price loans.
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"Traditional filters to evaluate highly capable people don't work in China," Demopoulos said.
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Instead, it should evaluate how the building disseminates information to brokers and shareholders.
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OCTOBER 21: WeWork reportedly plans to evaluate bailout proposals from SoftBank and JPMorgan.
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She too will likely evaluate whether Trump's choice would overturn the Roe decision.
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It's easier to evaluate — and justify the expansion of — the better-established programs.
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Its top official said they would evaluate if the recount could be widened.
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A big one, he says, is to evaluate your 'needs' versus your 'wants.
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He may need to evaluate the building's ventilation system or properly seal holes.
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"We're going to re-evaluate in two weeks," General Manager Scott Perry said.
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Amanda Williams and Olalekan Jeyifous re-evaluate what a public memorial can be.
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In fact the guidelines include a plea for research to evaluate their efficacy.
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Boone, without a challenge remaining, asked the umpires to re-evaluate the play.
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Do you know how to evaluate funds for expense ratios and other fees?
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In 2010, 60 percent of employers used credit reports to evaluate potential hires.
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Taken together, these factors have compelled economists to re-evaluate the economy's tempo.
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We evaluate the near-term future based on our short-term past experience.
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The company has hired the management consultant firm McKinsey to evaluate its offer.
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His other firm, SocialDataHub, works with insurers and banks to evaluate potential customers.
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They for instance need to amass a library of images to evaluate against.
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Here's a look at the clinical criteria used to evaluate potential coronavirus patients.
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The event included four flights to evaluate 21 different test points, officials said.
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Berle said the epidemiology studies they presented were inadequate to evaluate that risk.
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Becerra said his investigators will also evaluate law enforcement policies, procedures and practices.
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"I cannot evaluate my whole career on four tournaments a year," he said.
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And again, if circumstances change, we'll evaluate and course correct if we can.
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You don't have time to take a step back and evaluate the situation.
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Good historians tend to know the right moment to evaluate a president's place.
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"We can evaluate a lot more options a lot more quickly," says Gruber.
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Until relatively recently, General Electric used Welch's stack-ranking system to evaluate employees.
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"We are continuing to evaluate his legal rights and responsibilities," Mr. Zeisler said.
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You'd have to completely re-evaluate everything you've seen, almost from the start.
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It will also help the organization evaluate its results and try to improve.
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Halliburton is drilling appraisal wells to evaluate how much oil can be recovered.
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"As prosecutors, judges and historians we must sometimes evaluate actions," Judge Noonan said.
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That makes it difficult for investors and analysts to evaluate Alphabet&aposs business.
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Employees evaluate one another and are encouraged to weigh in on strategic decisions.
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After that, officials will evaluate what will make it into the final guidelines.
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We evaluate the toothbrush itself as well as what the subscription service entails.
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I contemplate downloading a dating app and decide to re-evaluate next month.
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"And it's too early to evaluate the macro impact for the Wuhan virus."
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We evaluate whether it's important to do so in spite of his opposition.
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We'll re-evaluate it in a couple days and see where we're at.
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Think about your goals for the next couple of years and evaluate accordingly.
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But make sure you really evaluate yourself before you run for the exit.
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The company said it will evaluate the nominees as it would any others.
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ImpactMatters is part of a two-decades-old movement to evaluate social programs.
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However, he said he would "continue" to evaluate Facebook's policy on political ads.
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Ricco learned how to evaluate scouts, hire capable ones and rely on them.
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This forced my management team to evaluate contracts that were about to expire.
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The correct way to evaluate the success of anti-poverty programmes is counterfactually.
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Ankara's official position is for historians to independently evaluate the events of 1915.
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The chart below provides some tips on how to evaluate a financial advisor.
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And, Williamson's campaign said they evaluate contributions on a case by case basis.
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Summit also declined Harvard University&aposs offer to evaluate its online learning tool.
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I'll start here for the first three months then re-evaluate my progress.
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For example, the Army Corps has helped evaluate prototypes of the border wall.
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The continuing reviews evaluate whether individuals are able to go back to work.
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Some entered, some only peered into windows to try and evaluate any damage.
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It's also crucial to ask the right questions as you evaluate the promotion.
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"When I do an evaluation, I have to evaluate the premises," McGoey says.
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Mark, especially, wanted Lindsey to graduate high school first, then evaluate her options.
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Her stories are affecting, yet it is hard to evaluate memories and anecdotes.
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"[But] when we evaluate PPI use, the story is consistent," Al-Aly says.
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Many scientists recognize there are more robust ways to evaluate a scientific finding.
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The same way that a sports bettor might evaluate the likelihood of the Knicks winning their next game, or that a bartender might evaluate the likelihood of patrons getting into fights on a Friday night: based on what has happened recently.
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If you aren't in a position to evaluate whether a charity is getting results, you are often at least in a position to evaluate whether it's spending its money on the cause at all, or just spending it on perpetuating itself.
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Voters tend to evaluate candidates on four basic traits: leadership, competence, empathy, and integrity.
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Our next step is to submit and evaluate the systems that satisfy this criteria.
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"I evaluate the size of them before I react to it," he says, laughing.
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But I found their arguments hard to evaluate because they seemed highly backward-looking.
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Supervisors use a 17-point scorecard to evaluate a worker's area twice a week.
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With that in mind, let's evaluate the New Orleans Pelicans' moves this off-season.
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The National Rifle Association said it would need to evaluate the research before commenting.
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This thinking, Buffett has said, forces investors to evaluate stocks for the long term.
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The U.S. Treasury will send officials to Latvia this summer to evaluate its progress.
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Some investors say it's too soon to evaluate Woods' tenure despite Exxon's lagging returns.
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This allows the system to evaluate the overall strength and proficiency of the move.
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I want to take the time I have to evaluate where economic conditions are.
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The EPA said it will wait to re-evaluate the pesticide's safety in 2022.
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It's hard to evaluate Thomas' postseason performance without mentioning the obstacles in his way.
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Planned Parenthood Action Fund also said they "strongly encourage" Biden re-evaluate his position.
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If you are a dad, it's time to evaluate your relationships with your children.
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The Supreme Court said that was the proper forum to evaluate the video scandal.
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I've criticized his plan for lacking basically every relevant detail necessary to evaluate it.
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Our process to evaluate which deaths met the criteria for direct or indirect deaths.
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You only have to be able to evaluate [investments] within your circle of competence.
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A spokeswoman for Ghosn told the publication that Ovitz would help Ghosn evaluate proposals.
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Critics point out the GRADE criteria is best suited to evaluate randomized clinical trials.
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Normally, researchers have to secure grants and train people to evaluate and classify content.
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Twitter will evaluate content flagged by users for potential misinformation under the new policy.
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People can vet our work and confirm and evaluate based on that public data.
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The Kashiwazaki Mayor will take about month to evaluate Tepco's plan, the official said.
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"They have separated for the moment to evaluate their life together," the representative confirmed.
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So I think that's the criterion on which you should evaluate these fiscal proposals.
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That's what I think most people can look at when they evaluate people's character.
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There are different ways to evaluate hurricane strength, including wind speed and resulting flooding.
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Puerto Rico's grim economic outlook has caused physicians to re-evaluate their working conditions.
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"Over the next few weeks, we will evaluate our partnership with Didi," LaManna said.
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Female critics tend to evaluate the skills and vision of women directors more favorably.
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The CBO did not evaluate the revised version that included the new waiting period.
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It will be the duty of the district attorney to re-evaluate the case.
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There have been two major attempts to evaluate the effects of the Newark reforms.
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That means that other researchers can't evaluate the analyses or conduct their own investigations.
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For subsequent quarters, Apple will certainly re-evaluate the "mix" based on actual sales.
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Evaluative measures answer the question: how do you evaluate your life at the moment?
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Discuss risk and evaluate coverage you might not have thought about in the past.
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Has class played a role in how you guys evaluate potential friends or partners?
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How do you evaluate Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's recent policy regarding social welfare reform?
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How do you evaluate Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's recent policy regarding diplomacy and security?
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How do you evaluate Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's recent policy regarding labour and employment?
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Now it's a "20- to 30-year vision" that's harder to evaluate, he said.
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Caution: Gia Seo's Instagram may make you completely re-evaluate your own personal style.
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Finally, "evaluate your priorities and cut out the cruft from your life, " says Brandon.
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Applicants regularly opt out of submitting resumes and have no online presence to evaluate.
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We also need a mechanism for judges to re-evaluate the sentences they've imposed.
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His attorney is requesting the judge appoint a doctor to evaluate Stockdale's mental state.
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To evaluate their claim, investigators focused closely on the location of Sterling's right hand.
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Can you share how you evaluate what brands you're going to align yourself with?
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The DOJ claimed it was "pausing" the legal orientation program to evaluate its effectiveness.
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Here's how to evaluate your withholding and make sure it's just right for you.
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Their record and the other statistical metrics used to evaluate their season looked solid.
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"It is too soon" to begin to evaluate how things were handled, Soehn says.
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"I think after the season, I'll truly be able to evaluate (it)," Opara said.
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So, with the move to repeal and replace, who surfaces to evaluate the proposals?
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If he trades three first-rounders to Washington for Kirk Cousins, we'll re-evaluate.
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Yennifer Alvarez, a spokeswoman for Rossello, said his legal counsel would evaluate the lawsuit.
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Evaluate the inflation risk and come back to us and give us some feedback.
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He said J&J will re-evaluate its decision once it has more information.
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Evaluate your hair type before deciding on what temp is right for you. 4.
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And it is using machine-learning algorithms to better evaluate patent validity and worth.
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Developers will need to evaluate their release cycle and how people use their apps.
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Kate Spade (KATE) wants more time to evaluate a buyout bid from Coach (COH).
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This would allow the Government Accountability Office to evaluate the Fed's monetary policy decisions.
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Whether it's shopping or dating, we've been programmed to constantly search, evaluate and compare.
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But how can corporate customers — and investors — evaluate all these new open-source offerings?
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To evaluate appropriate fit, investors have to be prepared to look under the hood.
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These approaches need to handle shades of gray and evaluate risk along a spectrum.
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And thus, the race was over and it was time for me to evaluate.
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Companies may evaluate whether it makes sense to participate in new mergers and acquisitions.
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Later each student would sit with a professor and evaluate his or her performance.
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The Coyotes said the medical staff would evaluate him and provide an update Tuesday.
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AIDA's mission is to evaluate how DART changed the speed and direction of Didymoon.
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FIFA will use the year after that to evaluate the bids, through February 2020.
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Most importantly, how should the American public evaluate the report and react to it?
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So how do you evaluate technical aptitude and critical thinking in the admissions process?
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It then uses a panel of experts to evaluate the effectiveness of the proposal.
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Research illustrates the power of the outcome bias on the way we evaluate decisions.
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Trump also encouraged lawmakers to evaluate raising the age limit for certain gun purchases.
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With the first 2628 months behind us, we can evaluate the administration's deregulatory activity.
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Trade barriers play a big role when American companies evaluate expansion to foreign markets.
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"I am going to wait and evaluate what is in the bill," she said.
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Debtors then evaluate their problems and make the necessary changes to succeed after reorganizing.
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They review balance sheets, evaluate the risk level of loans, and assess bank management.
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Happy people constantly evaluate their moods and make decisions with their happiness in mind.
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The first step is to evaluate how everything you do benefits your greater goal.
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Harwood: How do you evaluate the way your colleagues have reacted to Donald Trump?
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You should consistently evaluate your portfolio and the process for making your investment decisions.
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Officials told the watchdog that ICE lacked the "right tools" to evaluate Nakamoto's performance.
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"We are looking at the aircraft and we'll continue to evaluate it," he said.
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Use the clarity of the full moon to evaluate what you need from others.
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Above all, this framework makes it easier to evaluate your performance as a boss.
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They must evaluate the nominees on their ability to move American global leadership forward.
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People constantly evaluate the emotions of customers, colleagues and loved ones to make decisions.
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"Galapagos will evaluate whether GLPG1205 will be developed in alternative indications," the group said.
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Experience also matters in how members of Congress, regulators, and passengers evaluate their arguments.
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But in many encounters, officers can keep a safe distance and evaluate the situation.
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The governments said they would evaluate the results in more detail during the spring.
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Nelson's campaign has also filed a lawsuit challenging how county officials evaluate provisional ballots.
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"Russia may evaluate what it's been doing ... because it's just not working," he said.
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It also gives staff and doctors an opportunity to evaluate your emotions and actions.
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Electrodes that attach to your skull to evaluate your compatibility with a potential mate.
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"Following the consumer trial, we'll evaluate results and determine next steps," Cox told Motherboard.
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There's no way to evaluate that, he could be guilty of his own stuff.
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This is important because investors typically evaluate success of tech platforms by user growth.
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Evaluate damage according to degree of efficiency impairment and/or threat of product contamination.
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And managers in turn can evaluate whether an employee still fits on their team.
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And when you evaluate its security practices, that certainly appears to be the case.
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The questionnaire invites people to evaluate themselves by choosing from a variety of options.
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Mike DeWine -- could also re-evaluate their options with Mandel out of the race.
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We need to continue to evaluate these stories on a case-by-case basis.
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The space agency agreed to the report's recommendation to re-evaluate its incentive system.
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But we have no way to evaluate that, and critics are claiming it's wrong.
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Teams that wish to evaluate him further will have to wait a little longer.
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Sometimes it's a matter of giving yourself the space to calm down and evaluate.
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The federal government will now evaluate these imports on a "case-by-case" basis.
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It's best to give yourself time to identify and evaluate all of your choices.
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"Companies around the world are having to re-evaluate their positions," Mr. Wells said.
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And they could lack the time or ability to properly evaluate an immigrant's case.
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Who we are and where we are as a country is impossible to evaluate.
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The studies typically evaluate the impact on an area's residents, wildlife, industries, and resources.
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These submissions will help the committee review, evaluate, and/or improve the HFC legislation.
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Even so, the agency said that USAID had failed to evaluate the program effectively.
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You must evaluate people's passports and choose whether to admit or deny their entry.
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Honda said it will continue to evaluate conditions and "make additional adjustments as necessary."
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" The FDA, he added, "will work to evaluate identified products for any shortage concerns.
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That will force companies to notify the E.P.A. and face an evaluate the risks.
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It also says that the government should evaluate the effectiveness of different medical treatments.
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"You need to know the vocabulary before you can evaluate a stock," Cramer said.
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Investors will need to evaluate whether the new cost structure makes sense for them.
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"It's really hard for anyone to evaluate how effective this program is," she said.
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They rely on a physician's advice, which even with hindsight is hard to evaluate.
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The regional government will hold a meeting today to evaluate the situation, she said.
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Under pressure, Portnow approved a task force to evaluate the academy and its procedures.
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Evaluate overall performance of staff, including recommendations for internal growth and overall career development.f.
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In addition, you'll want to evaluate the plan's deductible, coinsurance and co-payments. Confused?
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There was plenty of time to evaluate the interior while waiting for the tow.
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Evaluate long-term care insurance coverage (generally not appropriate before or after mid-50s).
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After the swelling comes down in the next weeks, we will evaluate next steps.
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Deep learning allows systems to process and evaluate raw input data from their environments.
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Scouts from Russia's top circuses and several from abroad huddled to evaluate the students.
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Being with Fred, therefore, makes me re-evaluate why we keep pets at all.
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Check on suicidal inmates every 2455 minutes, and evaluate their mental health every day.
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That practice has made it difficult for investors and analysts to evaluate the company.
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It's a bit murkier to evaluate the infield, which is responsible for the shifts.
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Each firm needs to evaluate which kind of risks they face and identify weaknesses.
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Instead of assessing borrowers based on their creditworthiness, ISA investors evaluate students' earning potential.
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Schiavone said she would re-evaluate her retirement plans after the United States Open.
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They evaluate the inmate's needs and programs, along with his health issues, she said.
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We were asked to come evaluate her rapidly to determine next steps of care.
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This heightened sensitivity will probably apply to how boards identify, evaluate and manage conflicts.
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This course will teach you how to generate, examine, and evaluate innovative business ideas.
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Voters will assemble scorecards before the November election to evaluate the performance of lawmakers.
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The skipper said they will re-evaluate Sunday and decide when Price throws next.
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Roche said it will continue to evaluate results from the study presented on Saturday.
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After this procedure, fluid is placed in my uterus to evaluate my uterine contour.
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If it's not there, evaluate how credible the person who posted the screenshot is.
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Zimmer plans to evaluate menthol-flavored liquid and offer a recommendation within 14 days.
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We should rely on good science, not science fiction, when we evaluate climate change.
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Without this basic roadmap, we cannot evaluate the effectiveness of our anti-robocall efforts.
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Our President of the Republic will evaluate the situation, and decide what to do.
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During these visits, a psychologist administered tests to evaluate memory and mental processing speed.
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Morgan Stanley recently launched an ESG tool to help advisors and clients evaluate companies.
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If these medicines didn't control pain, the doctor could re-evaluate and prescribe opioids.
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Shelter directors say it is a more revealing and humane way to evaluate behavior.
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The institute responded by halting admissions for the next year to evaluate the program.
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San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera said his office will evaluate its legal options.
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Baidu has formed a special committee comprising three independent directors to evaluate the offer.
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That means she must make sure to create a process to evaluate them fairly.
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However, he doesn't present quite enough of the math to fairly evaluate their proposal.
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" Prosecutors responded by stating they will "evaluate whether such information exists and is discoverable.
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Evaluate your needs and figure out how much Tor you need in your life.
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Just as investors often mistakenly evaluate stocks individually rather than as part of a portfolio, coaches and fans often evaluate decisions in terms of their immediate impact and give less consideration to how those decisions fit in the larger context of the game.
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My drawdown led me to re-evaluate my overall financial health and long-term plan.
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YouTube tells me it will continue to evaluate the best ways of using Nintendo's hardware.
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How do they help their players evaluate their workout sessions when they're in those situations?
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And then we do our work to evaluate them in accordance with the listing standards.
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There are separate factors to just evaluate the source and safety of the dividend, too.
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The criticism has prompted police departments to re-evaluate how they handle active-shooter situations.
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The company said that will make it difficult for investors to evaluate its business prospects.
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"We continue to evaluate Boeing's software modification and we are still developing necessary training requirements."
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Thus, I think Google should evaluate court-ordered removals carefully instead of honoring them reflexively.
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But plenty of checks and balances exist within the scientific community to evaluate dubious findings.
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This could prompt insurers to re-evaluate their approach to exchange business in the future.
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Bob Menendez (D-NJ), calls on the State Department to evaluate how Russia is classified.
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In this case the system has thrown up too many candidates for voters to evaluate.
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Or, should these mediums remain exclusive in the way we evaluate and recognize their achievements?
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Kornfeld had sent his son Andrew "on a life-saving mission" to evaluate Prince's health.
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That's why there's a big market for apps and devices that help evaluate sleep quality.
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The agency will evaluate comments on the proposal, due September 14, before issuing final regulations.
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A professional organizer will come to your house, evaluate any disorganized rooms, and provide solutions.
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In complex merger cases, Cade has up to 330 days to evaluate a merger filing.
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So before you exterminate, you need to evaluate the person and decide to sort them.
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If you're on Medicare, now's the time to closely evaluate your 2020 prescription drug coverage.
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Does making old master attributions help you evaluate Jackson Pollock, Eva Hesse, or Jeff Koons?
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As for his life insurance policy, he might need to evaluate how he's using it.
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Huerta said the tests would only evaluate "a snapshot of time" in the pilot's life.
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So I think that's, we have to be able to evaluate in actions and intent.
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The Commerce Department said it will evaluate whether to extend the exemptions beyond 90 days.
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We complete our investigations and evaluate all of the evidence before we reach any conclusion.
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"We will consider this unforeseen event when we evaluate your account's recent performance," it said.
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So they ran their vehicles through different scenarios to evaluate how Autopilot would handle each.
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How do we evaluate when technology brings us closer to the world versus further away?
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"There was constant pressure to re-evaluate our initial decisions," the former [FAA] engineer said.
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Evaluate your insurance needs This one isn't all that exciting, but it's still very important.
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When time is up, they move the pumpkins indoors where judges from various labs evaluate.
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Two tests, a saline sonogram or hysterosalpingogram (HSG), are used to evaluate the uterine cavity.
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If so I might need to re-evaluate what I do with my free time.
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" At the time, it said it would "evaluate the long-term plan for the service.
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The trial would continue to evaluate the treatment for another primary goal of overall survival.
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In response to the article, VRtual hired consultants to evaluate the conditions and make recommendations.
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"I don't think there was enough there to evaluate how he did," Shurmur told reporters.
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Next, they need to evaluate their retirement needs against their wants and wishes, he said.
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I evaluate things based on how well they work ahead of what they look like.
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Many are of recent vintage, which makes them hard to evaluate as proxies for growth.
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Supporters of the reform countered that the disclosures would help shareholders to evaluate CEO compensation.
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They understand what talent is needed, and even more importantly, how to evaluate that talent.
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"The plan was to quickly evaluate his health and devise a treatment plan," Mauzy said.
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Bractlet makes a technology that helps commercial real estate owners evaluate their buildings' energy infrastructure.
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"They decided to stop and evaluate," said Fouts, whose police department is leading the investigation.
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During the program's test run, Chipotle will evaluate customer feedback before launching nationwide in 2019.
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SL: When we're building a partnership, we're careful to evaluate the needs of each person.
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The FDA will evaluate its findings and will respond directly to the online pharmacy firm.
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Employers can evaluate whether a job candidate has mastered the competencies required for a job.
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They asked 518 people to evaluate ten short stories over the course of ten days.
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The cyclists then underwent a series of tests to evaluate different types of performance parameters.
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American commanders evaluate casualty claims made by external organisations in inconsistent and sometimes restrictive ways.
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Deter-Wolf and Peres wanted to properly evaluate the bundle to find direct, material proof.
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We even evaluate and trust the cryptography that underpins blockchains based on the algorithms' reputation.
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Jordan's death should cause us to re-evaluate how law enforcement officers are being trained.
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I delayed my review to evaluate the game's progress after an enormous day-one patch.
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"We evaluate those situations to determine whether we can have a positive impact," he explained.
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The FAA says that it needs time to properly evaluate the software before it's installed.
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Kara Swisher: But how do you evaluate it when you have them making these changes?
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Wolfson and Andries haven't published yet, so it's hard for others to evaluate their methods.
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We also track and evaluate the impact of these areas of study on student performance.
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The president said he himself, along with his transportation minister, will evaluate damage to roadways.
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On Mondays I work at an assessment center where we evaluate children ages 13-5.
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By filing separately, the two players' attorneys can evaluate the judges assigned to the cases.
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It's too early to evaluate its success, but the results so far have been encouraging.
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The telecom acknowledged that it knows about the offer and will evaluate how to respond.
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Therefore, further clinical trials are needed to evaluate the effectiveness of [the treatment] in females.
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The Fed will then have until late June to evaluate and publish the test results.
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But you never know how someone will react—you always have to evaluate the situation.
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We will continue to monitor and evaluate the situation as we plan future advertising decisions.
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They send survey teams to evaluate plant security at the request of the host country.
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We should assess ourselves inwardly using the same criteria we use to evaluate teams outwardly.
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I'm going to be speaking with a couple of different attorneys to evaluate my options.
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FITARA uses an evolving set of gradable criteria to evaluate progress in information technology investments.
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That is, nowhere near where you'd need to be looking to evaluate a possible concussion.
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Fitch will evaluate White Mountains' rating as any material changes to the company takes place.
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Continuing rains make it a constantly changing situation, and hospitals are continuing to evaluate operations.
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Once you take the time to evaluate your own life, it starts to make sense.
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We tapped the pros to properly evaluate five of the most rampant hair rumors ahead.
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Finally, companies need to decide on valuation criteria to evaluate the hypothesis to be tested.
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However, that could change as jurisdictions across the country re-evaluate tough-on-crime policies.
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We evaluate the latest developments and what they could mean for investors in pot ETFs.
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Community operations team members who evaluate potentially suicidal content are given special training, Facebook said.
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But the administration is not waiting for FERC to evaluate any of these rational options.
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Doctors enlisted a psychiatrist to evaluate whether they could keep Mr. Purdy in the hospital.
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The task force will evaluate the operations and finances of the USPS, the order said.
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These individuals evaluate, plan and implement a variety of economic and community plans or services.
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The universities evaluate the remaining students using a number of criteria, including race and ethnicity.
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Gigamon has been working with an investment bank to evaluate takeover interest in recent months.
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In future, this system could improve robots' abilities to evaluate and interact with their environment.
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"Trans people are basically asking everyone to re-evaluate their notions of gender," Drucker says.
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New evidence is emerging that can help you and your doctor evaluate your best options.
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Hopefully we'll see where he's at after surgery and then re-evaluate his potential return.
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"We evaluate story lines all the time," said Tony Petitti, M.L.B.'s chief operating officer.
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On Friday, Prague said it would review the Swiss judgment to evaluate its next steps.
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"I think the best thing to do is evaluate it on Inauguration Day," he said.
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"He's going to get looked at here tomorrow and evaluate where we're at," Bylsma said.
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It would also examine, evaluate and recommend ways to keep our citizens safe from violence.
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My physical card isn't here yet so I can't really evaluate that part of it.
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To help you evaluate, we've rounded up nine red flags that indicate you're off track.
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The incident has spurred the courthouse staff to re-evaluate its security protocols, Bailey said.
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Companies should survey their employees regularly to evaluate the implementation among the leaderships and peers.
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Expert observers had expected it would take at least a week to evaluate her answers.
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These types of holistic analyses are rarely used to evaluate algorithms, but they should be.
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They can also better evaluate their strategy using data analysis to continually improve their tactics.
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Debates are critical in that they help viewers evaluate whether the candidates are, well, presidential.
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It says the company did not create an independent board committee to evaluate the offer.
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"You have to be able to evaluate men on their compatibility with you," she said.
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Overall, the visit seemed to go well by the standards we use to evaluate him.
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The stakes could be high; failing to properly evaluate countless variables could set back diplomacy.
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Josh Hawley of Missouri was "leaning toward" supporting Hyten, but continuing to evaluate the situation.
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"It's a big, time-intensive process" for mutual funds to evaluate private companies, Reichart said.
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Based on additional information that we may request, we will re-evaluate your credit line.
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They will be harder for the public, for courts, and for public officeholders to evaluate.
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"Investors should evaluate HSAs on their investment menus, quality of investments and price," Acheson said.
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When you evaluate a credit card, you have to take your buying habits into account.
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Trajan Langdon, the team's general manager, was asked how he planned to evaluate the proceedings.
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The only difference between the two is professionals can evaluate more households, according to Kotlikoff.
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In the interim, inventors and U.S. companies need to re-evaluate their IP protection strategy.
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These standards were made to help people evaluate a product's risks prior to purchasing it.
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We won't know anything for sure until doctors are able to fully evaluate Otto's condition.
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Yes, but: These issues have forced tech to re-evaluate its hardline commitment to openness.
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The festival's competition will evaluate 53 films in four different sections from Aug. 16-23.
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Every month, look at it and evaluate it and discuss it with Stefano and others.
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The TSA is hard to evaluate largely because it's attempting to solve a non-problem.
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Here's another reason not to evaluate yourself based on what you see on social media.
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As with any investment, a savvy investor must evaluate each option on its own merits.
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Read more: WeWork is set to evaluate rescue proposals from SoftBank and JPMorgan on Tuesday
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The company also hired the banks Morgan Stanley and LionTree to evaluate its capital structure.
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WardsAuto did not evaluate the Chevrolet Bolt in 2016 for a similar reason, Winter said.
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ATF also has to submit an analysis and evaluate public comments on regulating the devices.
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That's why successful entrepreneurs weigh their options carefully and evaluate big decisions when they're negotiating.
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In the Brooklyn diocese, independent administrators will evaluate claims and determine compensation, the diocese said.
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"We've got all the time in the world to evaluate what we're doing," Jones said.
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Learning about this made me re-evaluate my parents' relationship and the decisions they made.
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Institutions that have not already created standing committees to evaluate potential conflicts should do so.
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Research (including my own) suggests the need to carefully evaluate the effectiveness of Facebook's interventions.
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In some states, they are used to evaluate teachers, leading to salary raises and bonuses.
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"We'll have to evaluate how much those processes could accelerate the movement," Dr. Cruz said.
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With many of these initiatives still fresh, it was too early to evaluate their impact.
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The intense focus on the accident has also prompted Uber's suppliers to evaluate its technology.
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To begin the poll, respondents were asked to evaluate people of different groups for favorability.
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Post's premise is undoubtedly correct: Universities must evaluate the content of faculty and student work.
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Does that seem like a radical change to you, or how do you evaluate it?
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But always, the dominant element is the many individual bottles that critics evaluate and rate.
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So have the criteria by which consular officers evaluate the waiver applications they do receive.
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And they constantly evaluate whether the work they're doing is paying off in the classroom.
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Farmers Insurance has used VR for corporate training, helping adjustors learn how to evaluate accidents.
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Researchers, he said, asked two different groups of voters to evaluate the exact same policy.
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For each way they identify, they should evaluate how significant they think the change is.
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"I will have to evaluate how I am spending my time," Mr. Magnani, 32, said.
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Another area pre-seed startups should evaluate is the number of founders of a company.
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Still, Davis's calling out the Saints has led teams to re-evaluate their cheerleader squads.
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Nelson's experience using her own expertise to evaluate safety concerns while pregnant is incredibly common.
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How to summarize or even effectively evaluate a work of this duration is a challenge.
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They will have to evaluate their capabilities as the need for loans evolves and grows.
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It said it was engaging with all of its suppliers to evaluate compliance with this.
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Nico had this ability to evaluate her inner psyche and transport those feelings into words.
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Instead, that terminology typically implies the company is continuing to evaluate the new service's impact.
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Maybe I should become an economist and help evaluate and design even more effective interventions.
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A narrative with greater accuracy would allow us to better evaluate protests against racial discrimination.
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It ordered the SEC to evaluate how the industry provides investment advice to retail customers.
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Another is that landlords inquiring about her reliability will be better able to evaluate it.
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With society on the brink of collapse, the pair decide to re-evaluate their relationship.
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Before the judge, she told them she could evaluate the evidence in the case fairly.
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The agency asked companies to evaluate their supply chains in light of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Despite this high cost, the authors found no studies that evaluate approaches to reducing it.
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The government can surely develop its own algorithms and allow defense lawyers to evaluate them.
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"Evaluate and resolve students' ideological problems and abnormal emotions at all times," the directive said.
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Market researcher Evaluate pharma expects sales from the product to reach $6.1 billion in 2024.
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Managers evaluate employees based in part on how much time they log at the office.
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Then his watchmaker would evaluate the watch, which had been running intermittently in recent days.
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From there, I was asked to evaluate his body composition, activity level, and eating preferences.
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"It speaks to policymakers to strengthen and re-evaluate different anemia control programs," Panda said.
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They were waiting for an officer to evaluate Green for drugs when Owen shot him.
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Given the secrecy surrounding many security programs, it is nearly impossible to evaluate their effectiveness.
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Nor did the British rules require a test to evaluate risks in real-world conditions.
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" Yusko says bitcoin's downturn has provided institutional investors a "more rational way to evaluate cryptocurrencies.
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"They should sit around the table and evaluate evidence these athletes bring in," Heyns said.
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After the passage of a reasonable period of time, evaluate the results of these actions.
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Bangladeshis continually evaluate what they will or will not accept in the name of Islam.
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Every car insurance company will evaluate you on different factors and weigh those factors differently.
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Wolf has stated that it wasn't his job to evaluate the morality of the proposals.
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So I'm going to evaluate the details like I do every week and move on.
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Here, experts break down how to evaluate that shiny new package with a level head.
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They typically compensate technical experts to evaluate patents and other technical components of a business.
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The Department of Education regulations were used to evaluate over 600 licensed practical nursing programs.
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You really need to evaluate and say, 'Okay, where am I putting in my time?
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"We understand that Sony's got to evaluate everything that this means for them," Dunham said.
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What we are attempting to do is evaluate the level of risk with objective measures.
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To add further rigor, independent observers will be called on to evaluate the patients' progress.
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The registry does not evaluate any specific medicine, but focuses on quality-of-life patterns.
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I also read about financial planning constantly, and actively evaluate my financial health and goals.
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The company had appointed a special committee to the company's board to evaluate those efforts.
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How do you evaluate whether a plan is going to lower costs or increase access?
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Businesses, policymakers and investors often use sentiment surveys to evaluate the direction of the economy.
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She has helped sponsor legislation to evaluate the exposure of service members to toxic chemicals.
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The next year, Google considered buying Odin Wave and asked Levandowski to evaluate the possibility.
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Ms. Moses' job was to evaluate how passengers might experience a trip in the cabin.
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Can we, with 40 years' retrospect, evaluate it as a film instead of a phenomenon?
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Clearly this saves money and also clouds the ability to use data to evaluate outcomes.
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They also point out that the company does not evaluate speed or bandwidth in buildings.
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It's always crazy to me that we're the ones sent in to evaluate things. Right.
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He claimed he wanted to evaluate an IRS policy to audit all presidents' tax returns.
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This analysis does not tell you everything you need to know to evaluate these proposals.
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The invitation was to evaluate Aramco's business and help it with measures surrounding the share sale.
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Here are some questions to address as you evaluate whether tax-loss harvesting might make sense.
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The Obama administration should engage in a strategic review of drone strikes to evaluate their effectiveness.
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"It has become increasingly difficult to evaluate these candidates and verify their test scores," he wrote.
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We already know that benefits play a major hand in how candidates evaluate a job offer.
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Judges will evaluate performances in lifestyle and fitness, evening wear, talent, interview and on-stage questions.
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Before choosing a new insurance plan, advise your children to evaluate the typical health-care costs.
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Following the mid-terms it will evaluate whether it needs to constantly operate a war room.
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They do real work to evaluate these companies, make sure the disclosures are accurate and complete.
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And Warby Parker does have an actual doctor evaluate your results before handing over a prescription.
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We didn't observe any in this case, but we need to evaluate it in other cases.
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It then applies machine learning to evaluate other ideas that can be suggested to the client.
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And the ACMs have already begun a Diversity & Inclusiveness Task Force to evaluate their awards show.
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We will have plenty of time in the summer to take stock and evaluate things then.
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I had to just evaluate both relationships and which one would fit best in my life.
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But Chen said the study should remind doctors to evaluate more than their patients' physical health.
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No formal decision has yet been made, with JAXA saying it's continuing to evaluate potential sites.
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The Orioles plan to further evaluate an MRI to determine if there is any structural damage.
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A recent Michigan meteor event drove the man to the university to evaluate his rock's worth.
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The National Institute of Standards and Technology is working to evaluate quantum-safe cryptographic candidate algorithms.
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We can evaluate how accurate predictive models are before unleashing them to make real-world decisions.
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We will be able to evaluate what is traded by industry players and what is not.
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I think these findings cause us to re-evaluate what is normative and what is marginal.
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This way the applicant can evaluate whether they want to have you act as a reference.
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It's impossible to evaluate this person's particular role in all of this, and I won't try.
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"How else could admissions directors evaluate students, like me, who attended massive state universities," she said. .
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The practice of palmistry has been used for centuries to evaluate character and direction in life.
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It then used the resulting algorithm to evaluate—objectively, allegedly—screenplays that were fed into it.
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States should set fair salaries, establish nonpartisan commissions for appointing judges, and periodically evaluate their performance.
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"The assessment should seek any psychological risks and evaluate for financial and emotional coercion," it says.
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The problem here wasn't that Facebook was employing human editors to evaluate stories and write headlines.
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We will continue to evaluate the situation, and base our policies and recommendations on official guidance.
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Rather, judges evaluate each dog to determine which is closest the "ideal" of their specific breed.
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We also evaluate each state's utility infrastructure, including the condition of drinking water and wastewater systems.
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"We'll evaluate that should it occur and do the best thing for our shareholders," he said.
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DoorDash and Cruise expect to evaluate and develop safety, operational, and other learnings in the pilot.
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He did not elaborate on the specific mechanisms Exxon uses to evaluate the value of reserves.
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It's also a way for media outlets to evaluate their competition and justify their own existence.
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In his letter, Warner asked the SEC to evaluate whether the current disclosure regime was adequate.
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There's another camera in the middle, which tracks the player's movements to evaluate their skill level.
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Tom Kane, the Harvard economist, was initially contracted to evaluate that plan, but Summit canceled it.
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But after some cyber security issues arose, I began to re-evaluate my continued public service.
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"In other words, it is critical we continue to evaluate the longer term impacts Medicaid expansions."
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But seeing some of the woodenness in Yakuza 6 has made me re-evaluate that position.
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"I'll obviously evaluate whether or not I want to come on this show again," Brady continued.
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The U.S. Commerce Department said it will evaluate whether to extend the exemptions beyond 90 days.
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That summer, Microsoft created Aether, an internal committee to advise and evaluate on AI ethics issues.
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The order calls for a task force to evaluate the operations and finances of the USPS.
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If you are offended by my comments and not the situation YOU need to re-evaluate.
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These authorizations are granted after officials evaluate a system's security, and are necessary for government operations.
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The project's goal is to evaluate specific promises about companies' behavior, though, not just their code.
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The board of directors decided to hire Goldman Sachs and Allen & Co. to evaluate possible bids.
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"There's nothing in their response that provides anything useful to help evaluate their service," he said.
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"We have more than 9,000 open roles in Seattle and will continue to evaluate future growth."
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"We want to utilize Artificial Intelligence to categorize, evaluate, enrich and process the content," said Rapacz.
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Develop guidance defining pilot monitoring metrics that air carriers can use totrain and evaluate pilots. 2.
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Other officials will evaluate damages to structures and any effect on a nearby reservoir, Vizcarra said.
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This isn't easy when it's so natural for us to evaluate things in a biased way.
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Evaluate each of your expenses and determine if any of them can be eliminated or reduced.
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Be sure to evaluate who you are supporting and how long you plan to do so.
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To evaluate that program, South Carolina has contracted with top health economists from M.I.T. and Harvard.
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Verizon has since said it still intends to purchase Yahoo but may re-evaluate its price.
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In November, MDC Partners said it had hired an adviser to evaluate its capital structure strategy.
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Video Sekulow said he expected Mueller&aposs team to take time to evaluate the written response.
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What did you evaluate, what you did a good job on and what you did not?
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We have more than 9,000 open roles in Seattle and will continue to evaluate future growth.
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The company said it will evaluate its options once it learns the details of the decision.
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Now is the time to re-evaluate United States support for the U.N. Human Rights Council.
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"We are going to seriously evaluate a merger," said the person with knowledge of the matter.
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A Conwert spokesman said that the group will evaluate the request but declined any further comment.
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By Friday morning, we will be able to independently evaluate whether the convention was a success.
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"We are going to evaluate later dates," Tibisay Lucena, the council's president, told a news conference.
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For example, Iran lacks credit rating agencies that can evaluate the creditworthiness of this new paper.
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The HPTN 084 Phase III study will evaluate injections given every two months, ViiV Healthcare said.
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