Credit Texas Tech for executing and us not doing a good job of executing.
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"It's really just executing on China, executing on the iPhone strategy," that will propel Apple's growth going forward, Ives said.
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" - Kate, 31 "Bros call shots, women stuck executing.
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That single link would have leveraged three separate and highly serious exploits in iOS — executing arbitrary code through WebKit, gaining access to the kernel, and then executing code within the kernel.
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First, few — if any — executive orders are self-executing.
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The group's terror campaigns include dressing up as government troops at fake checkpoints and executing "traitors," killing pro-government tribal and village elders and executing government employees in night raids on their homes.
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The problem is executing on making all of those cars.
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Global markets is executing a very difficult restructuring at pace.
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Theresa May's Conservatives are focused on executing a hard Brexit.
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And then the second challenge really comes down to executing.
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And I think he's executing his duty responsibly and appropriately.
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BUT IN TERMS OF EXECUTING THE BANK STRATEGY, IT'S UNCHANGED.
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On Monday, it circulated photographs showing children executing alleged spies.
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The team is very much aligned and executing on that.
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I think that the company is executing very, very well.
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She takes pride in executing her assigned kills with flair.
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Now, the hardline kingdom executing people is hardly headline news.
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There were many balls I was not executing well today.
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What we're focused on is really executing against that plan.
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Here is Tony Snell executing an unimaginably bad fuck up.
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Now executing a search warrant related to the #KelseyBerreth disappearance.
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Sued them to prevent them from executing this guy. Yeah.
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Executing a search warrant, a FAST team raided Bagcho's home.
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We are funding the plan and executing on that plan.
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And, you know, we're going to start executing with that.
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Kudos to them for executing with the vice president's team.
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Virginia, which ruled that executing the mentally disabled was unconstitutional.
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That makes executing online orders cheaper for the delivery giant.
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That's just what bankers shoot for when executing public listings.
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Especially over a matter like executing those who serve you.
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Today, at least Democrats disagree with the government executing people.
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Heck, he looks as natural as Tebow executing the plays.
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It turns out that executing old men is not easy.
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"We're better than we're executing," the Lightning's Steven Stamkos said.
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Executing a play requiring that much precision is awfully tough.
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SO AGAIN, I'LL JUST SAY IT, WE'RE OFF AND EXECUTING.
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"I'm just not executing pitches," Tanaka said through an interpreter.
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Soon the Iraqi Army began executing protesters in the street.
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"It's going to come down to executing pitches," Ventura said.
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And then it's a matter of us going out and executing.
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The investigation resulted in police executing a search warrant last Monday.
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"I thought we were competing, but we weren't executing," he said.
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Then … viral videos of rockets executing those same ludicrous landings successfully.
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Skaters can rack up points for executing more and more quads.
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He is executing what Mr Trump promised on the campaign trail.
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We particularly favor stocks executing buybacks and/or paying healthy dividends.
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So I was very focused on executing the deal with them.
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And we are finally here and we are executing super well.
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Executing this balance will require leadership that Reddit's community can trust.
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It was not clear whether Mexico has started executing the hedge.
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"He wasn't executing his pitches today," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said.
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We are executing a long-term plan to reposition the business.
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Goldberg is here executing a common feint among Never Trump conservatives.
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"I did a very good job executing my pitches," Garrett said.
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WE RAN ON IT. AND NOW WE'RE EXECUTING ON THAT AGENDA.
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You look at the strategy we're going to start executing against.
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Juno has been executing an automated sequence of actions since Thursday.
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Nothing proves the worth of a CEO like executing a turnaround.
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Read said he was pleased with progress in executing his strategy.
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They continue to gain momentum, often by executing bold urban projects.
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But is he executing a plan or surrendering to a jones?
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Executing that agenda meant turning a blind eye to everything else.
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Smart contracts, on the other hand, are self-executing transaction agreements.
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We did a really good job of executing our game plan.
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So the question is why they keep on executing these people.
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We were just setting the plan into motion and executing it.
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Why are SWAT teams almost entirely occupied with executing search warrants?
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The Swedish architect Fredrik Scholander was responsible for executing the project.
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The proof is in the way the unbeaten Steelers are executing.
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"Coalition forces are executing a deliberate withdrawal from northeast Syria," Col.
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But feeling it comes from doing, from the experience, from executing.
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"I haven't been executing pitches or getting batters out," Gsellman said.
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But for this holiday, he will be executing someone else's plans.
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He is fully executing the immigration laws against anybody and everybody.
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Until very recently, Pakistan was not executing many people at all.
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Iraq is putting on trial, imprisoning and often executing IS detainees.
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In executing the piece, Ms. Upshaw assumes the role of participant-observer.
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Click here to view original GIFOroBOT executing one of the good gaits.
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Threat actors could use this information by executing transactions just under $2,000.
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But while Snapchat's growth plan is simple, executing it will not be.
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Crawford wasn't writing, building, and executing the ARG on his own, though.
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True bromance is executing a good prank on an unsuspecting best friend.
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RHP Michael Pineda's problems have often been linked to difficulty executing sliders.
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If any player in the fast-casual space is executing, it's Panera.
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"We are very focused on executing our plan," Kurian told the audience.
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PB: Did you have the title in mind before executing that work.
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Police were asking for assistance in executing the arrest warrants, it added.
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These icons are more about marketing features than executing on an aesthetic.
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Iraq is putting on trial, imprisoning and often executing Islamic State detainees.
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Square has been "executing on all cylinders," CFO Sarah Friar said Wednesday.
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"These habitats are essential to executing our overall Mars endeavors," he says.
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President Donald Trump's recent musings on executing drug dealers raised Amnesty's ire.
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I've never seen a team execute the way they're executing right now.
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He said the automaker would now focus on executing its business plan.
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"We're executing a long-term plan to reposition the business," he said.
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Executing partnerships with local players is a common, though still new, solution.
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Some builders which have received permits could choose to delay executing projects.
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They're still executing on the same plans as before we merged up.
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The logistical nightmare of executing on this promise should not be underestimated.
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No one is burning down the presidential palace or executing the king.
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Bitcoin's blockchain proved to be less than ideal for executing business rules.
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All around us, machines were moving, gracefully and tirelessly executing their tasks.
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The FBI, however, was executing court-approved warrants in conducting the searches.
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Can we get it done at the pace that we're executing at?
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"I'm very proud of the team for executing so well," he said.
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Our communities and our country will be better off without executing him.
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Will you need people adept at planning and executing events and rallies?
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If not, Gatekeeper prevents the user from installing and executing the app.
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But I was not involved at all in executing it until editing.
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I think we're just here to facilitate creative people executing their ideas.
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Bacurau's younger inhabitants like to watch a recording of him executing people.
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Executing people for non-murder crimes is not a particularly popular policy.
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Mr. Trump, meanwhile, was executing a similar about-face on the Fed.
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It's just a matter of executing it and making it happen, really.
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I thought Masa did a good job of executing pitches against him.
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Other worrying misinformation includes fake footage of Chinese officials executing coronavirus victims.
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Actually executing my plans proved way more difficult than I had anticipated.
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Northern Command will be charged with executing the event, the memo said.
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Muhaxheri had grown increasingly maniacal, videoing himself executing soldiers accused of spying.
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County deputies were executing a search warrant when the man started shooting.
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"I think they're doing the right thing executing him," Mr. Kennedy said.
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It's a team that if you're not executing you're in some trouble.
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First to go was the chore of "executing" buy and sell orders.
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You get to the finals by executing a lot better earlier on.
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Both day and night shift begin executing the ballistic missile alert checklist.
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Irregular forces aligned with Turkey have been filmed summarily executing Kurdish prisoners.
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This would assure compliance in executing the direction over their respective agencies.
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Vo's father is responsible for executing almost all lettering in the exhibition.
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"This was always about executing," Otto co-founder Lior Ron told Recode.
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Despite the sums at stake, executing the crimes can be easy, prosecutors say.
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"I'm not against people having bold ideas and executing on those," state Sen.
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He poured himself into executing his rehab plan down to the smallest detail.
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"I think we've got to be better executing our game plan," Hayward said.
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She was backed by a phalanx of dancers perfectly executing the steamy choreography.
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President Donald Trump has proposed executing drug dealers to curb the opioid epidemic.
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If it can continue executing a preprogrammed move while ensuring connection, even better.
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They're moving him around more, well-designed and executing at a high level.
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By that point, he's somewhat abandoned his original goal of executing the Mountain.
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Public sector spending continues to bolster demand, despite under-executing the capital budget.
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A latency-free video connection is critical to properly executing such an operation.
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The new executive team could help when it comes to… executing this roadmap.
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Perhaps the trolls are just executing one last troll before the election ends.
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While Oakley was executing the Senate Chamber murals, World War I broke out.
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When I'm executing pitches and doing that right, I take pride in that.
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Videos of Iraqi soldiers executing ISIS suspects have been posted to social media.
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" Another, in North Carolina boasted, "Democrats have a plan and are executing it.
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He said the automaker would now be focusing on executing its business plan.
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The EPA is essentially tasked with executing the actions necessary to ensure this.
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Next, you need to show that you're working toward that number and executing.
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Becoming a millionaire isn't about having one giant brilliant idea and executing it.
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The time lags and difficulty in executing the reform plans may be disappointing.
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"It's about making smart investments and then executing on those investments," McMasters said.
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In addition, the professional enforcement staff of the SEC is largely self-executing.
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"Executing it well is important, so that will be our focus," said Wirth.
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The process of planning and executing a big haircut is different for everyone.
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Kevin Brady (R-TX) are adamant about executing a revenue-neutral tax plan.
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The rebels have ruled Sanaa, kidnapping, executing, disappearing, systematically torturing, and assassinating detractors.
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"It's tough, but you just have to focus on executing pitches," Warren said.
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Indeed, many of the actions outlined are ones we are already executing today.
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Pyrotechnicians are the people in charge of conceiving, designing, and executing fireworks shows.
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Focus instead on planning, articulating and consistently executing an enduring North Korea strategy.
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Authorities arrested him on Wednesday after executing a warrant at an Indianapolis residence.
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Islamic State responded by executing dozens it accused of collaborating with the army.
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Designed post-ups are rare and executing a tight pick-and-roll isn't.
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Kevin Brady (R-TX) are adamant about executing a revenue neutral tax plan.
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Is this team capable of executing through the good and the bad times?
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"The Death of Truth" honors that project without really succeeding in executing it.
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By executing against the Plan, AT&T will dramatically improve its financial profile.
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But executing people because they tried but failed to do a good job?
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From a humanitarian perspective, it is horrifying to imagine executing that many humans.
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Kennedy also joined an opinion that determined executing mentally disabled criminals is unconstitutional.
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What we're doing is focusing on executing-, SS: Is Cevian too short-termist?
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However, executing a puzzle under this constraint was also a lot of fun.
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It also provided law and order, which has sometimes meant executing suspected criminals.
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Another 50 employees were involved in planning and executing cleaning operations, it added.
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The administration did not give Congress a heads up before executing the strike.
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The plan we laid out we have been executing and hitting our milestones.
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The report highlighted disparities in the efficiency of different SIs in executing trades.
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We had a plan to deal with it and we were executing it.
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It also looks to block Puerto Rico from executing these so-called clawbacks.
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As a child, you picketed in Union Square against executing the Rosenbergs. Yes.
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The administration has said that many details about executing the order are forthcoming.
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I know this structure in my bones: I make a living executing it.
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The banks have "patchy track records in executing strategic programs," S&P said.
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President Trump has not even pretended that he is faithfully executing the law.
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"We are executing on the plan that we have defined, and as Christian (Sewing, the CEO) said I think a number of times, we are wholly focused on our own business and on executing the plans we defined," he added.
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Why the AG's office is executing a search warrant on itself I cannot say.
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"The FBI is executing a search warrant," Elizabeth Mayor Christian Bollwage said on CNN.
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Click here to view original GIFPlanning and perfectly executing the world's greatest billiards shot?
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ICE is housed within DHS and charged with executing hundreds of federal immigration statutes.
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"It's just not executing when he needs to execute," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said.
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More importantly, Mr Abe is hedging his bets rather than executing a strategic pivot.
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If a single lion can act so benevolently, why are we executing the others?
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"We just did a great job of executing and helping each other," Landale said.
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I do think there's an inherent worth in executing an existing concept well, though.
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I already have the vision in my had it's just about executing it now.
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Some of these risks can be mitigated by thinning vegetation and executing controlled burns.
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And we were successfully executing that show and we were two days from finish.
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Essential seems to have some good ideas — but it's just not executing on them.
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On August 31, SWAT officers arrested Watkins and Crawford after executing a search warrant.
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President Trump on Saturday yet again claimed that doctors in America are executing babies.
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Our new management team is focused on executing the plan we announced on Aug.
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President Mahmoud Abbas and other officials accused militants in Hamas of executing the attack.
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The Lannisters removing all potential allies, including executing her father before her very eyes.
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We are excited to support the company's outstanding management team in executing their vision.
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Much of their work, though, is simply executing orders against other market-making programs.
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We've got good brands, good marketing, good innovation and our bottling system is executing.
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Alexion has made "significant progress executing an aggressive and decisive strategy", the spokeswoman said.
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Others on the team, including the press secretary, are responsible for executing those plans.
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In a traditional White House, she would be responsible for executing the communications strategy.
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We're executing on strategies to capture future growth and create long-term shareholder value.
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In contrast, European delegates railed against the idea of executing people for drug infractions.
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It's also will be executing "Wedding Worthy" experiential events where bridal trends are showcased.
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Still, the company is clearly executing and is an up and coming growth story.
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People might steal our ideas, but they're nowhere near as good at executing them.
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We started planning and executing as much as we could to make things happen.
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Overall, I didn't do a good job of executing the way I wanted to.
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He's ultra focused and does a really good job of executing a game plan.
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Wainwright that the Eighth Amendment prohibits states from executing people who are mentally incompetent.
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And that was the result of a vision, a management team and then executing.
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And, if you're executing code on someone else's machine, that means you're hacking back.
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By the way, while the Secret Service is investigating the comments about executing Mrs.
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O'Brien also found more instances that appear to show the Astros executing the scheme.
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While it's an interesting idea, the camera is terrible on executing on that idea.
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All goes well until the French king's minister double-crosses him, executing the executioner.
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Gelman: Janicza and I thought a lot about executing a film that's really composed.
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I've literally been asked how much faster quantum computers will be at executing trades.
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Some things you like some things you don't but you're always executing a task.
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And, I'd say a better team that's executing on our own self-driving system.
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In August, the Islamic State released a propaganda video showing militants executing blindfolded prisoners.
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The CEO will effectively be in charge of executing the strategy Hackett lays out.
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He does a good job of executing the balls just down under the zone.
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He is executing on all the things you'd like to see as a donor.
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That comes from Alex Marlow, who kind of executes, or was executing Bannon's vision.
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Maybe they can't do it because they're better at executing than at being creative.
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After the initial coverup, Beijing is now executing the playbook that ultimately stopped SARS.
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Cryan's memo urged staff to "focus on executing" the bank's strategy despite "widespread rumours".
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But the plan, I think the guys did a nice job of executing it.
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They are also applied differently and EU states are often late in executing them.
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"There is no data that I was not executing my job properly," she said.
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A company that has people empowered and accountable, we're there today and we're executing.
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"But there are certainly examples of companies that are executing well in e-commerce."
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I think he's done great in executing and being efficient in what they do.
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Ethereum is another online public ledger much like bitcoin, but with self-executing transactions.
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House Democrats' impeachment report showed the president's personal lawyer executing an irregular foreign policy.
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So, I worked with the mindset of managing, and not just executing, a project.
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Trump still frequently consults him, and Bannon believes he is executing the president's wishes.
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But the concept of executing fractional share trades in real-time is pretty new.
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The dancers and singers form concentric circles, executing simple steps, weaving in and out.
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This involves processors executing tasks "out-of-order", and not in the sequence received.
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What's unclear is how much power Lighthizer will actually have in executing trade policy.
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He splits his time between executing live missions and teaching others how to do that.
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But not before executing what amounts to a commentary on all our best laid plans.
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Stuff is good, stuff is there, I'm just not executing pitches when I need to.
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And yet, President Trump's re-election campaign executing a similar buy stirs up more anxiety.
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However, executing it in reality can be a bit tricky (think balancing and height differences).
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Coinbase acts as what's known as an "agency" and earns commission by executing client trades.
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He and his four conservative colleagues were then in the process of executing one themselves.
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For President Barack Obama, executing his climate change strategy would be a legacy-defining accomplishment.
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Micromanagement is unavoidable, but that's the price of executing on your own, personal war effort.
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And the PR firms executing these tactics still face little or no accountability, Ong said.
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Officers will only be permitted to wear cameras while executing search warrants and some arrests.
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But the dubious distinction of executing the most prisoners rests with China, according to Amnesty.
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Executing that idea as a business day in and day out is not always fun.
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Roger Stone, a longtime informal adviser to Trump, has regularly called for executing political opponents.
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The video is sexy as hell — shiny machines executing a complex dance in perfect unison.
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A lot of game plan stuff where we're just not executing our game plan stuff.
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"The business is well funded and we can continue executing according to plan," Wahlforss said.
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Tracy Dorée is responsible for sourcing and executing new investments and managing individual portfolio companies.
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The controversial leader persecuted his political rivals and dissidents — executing and imprisoning many of them.
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It was beautiful and Kessel deserves all the credit for executing the ruse to perfection.
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DE) is currently executing a strategic revamp, while the country's second biggest lender, Commerzbank (CBKG.
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Again, this sounds fascinating on paper, but executing these ideas is a whole different story.
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The Celtics continued their streak by executing a complete reversal Friday night in Oklahoma City.
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"With this milestone behind us, we are now fully focused on executing our turnaround strategy."
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Perhaps somewhat optimistically, Klett says this would allow for "self-executing and risk-free bookings".
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Police reject allegations by human rights groups that they are executing suspected users and dealers.
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"The strategy we are executing is generating significant capital," the bank said in a statement.
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WE'RE FIRST AND FOREMOST FOCUSED ON EXECUTING IN LIGHT OF WHATEVER MACROECONOMIC SITUATION WE FACE.
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Smart contracts are essentially self-executing contracts that are fulfilled when predefined stipulations are met.
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In the video, Gaines's daughter Emmie Kay, 8½, flips forward, executing her gymnastics moves perfectly.
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"Executing the keygen would not have been possible with the antivirus enabled," Kaspersky Lab wrote.
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Mattis is charged with executing the president's wishes to ban transgender people from the military.
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Instead, focus on executing your own game and your competitors will follow in your footsteps.
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"The crime of executing Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr will topple the Saudi regime," he said.
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Those who can meet them while executing quality work have the best chance of advancement.
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Children have been filmed executing prisoners in grisly propaganda videos by the Islamic State group.
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Plus, both Jo and I worked in advertising, so executing ridiculous ideas was our forte.
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I was super focused on just playing my game and making sure I was executing.
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Virginia, he joined the majority decision that barred states from executing people with intellectual disabilities.
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All of this is necessary to guard against the possibility of executing an innocent person.
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Collins, Graham, and Trump some things that professional law enforcement think about when executing warrants.
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There is abundant evidence of legislative failure in executing the constitutional responsibilities in foreign policy.
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The GOP conference chair plays an important role in executing party communications and media strategy.
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Oregon State Police in a statement said it was committed to executing the governor's directive.
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Deposing a leader known for executing his own people with anti-aircraft guns is tough.
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They also make sure each team member understands their individual role in executing that strategy.
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No one makes a successful career anywhere without learning and executing an intricate social dance.
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But the idea that Trump is executing against a pre-laid plan is a fallacy.
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I'll only send you messages to make planning and executing your Thanksgiving a little easier.
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It further stressed the 12 weeks of paid family leave in the self-executing amendment.
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And people have definitely been executing on the potential for Spectacles as a sex toy.
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"With GIPHY Studios, we've been executing on creative partnerships for over a year," said Leibsohn.
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Smart contracts are self-executing bits of code that are stored on the Ethereum blockchain.
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"They're just executing pitches and they're ready when called upon and they're competing," Roberts said.
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Once you determine that and start executing solutions, you'll notice the anxiety begins to dissipate.
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But this time around she seems to be genuinely executing on the strategy of calm.
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"It just becomes a matter of executing pitches," said Larry Rothschild, the Yankees' pitching coach.
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It created delays for the pilot in executing an important step for stabilizing the jet.
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And earlier this month, al Shabaab stormed a Kenyan border town and began executing Christians.
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Meanwhile, in Minnesota, the Union furthered the quest for Manifest Destiny by executing Indian resisters.
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You're meant to be executing it as if you're dancing by yourself in your room.
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China takes a hard-line stance on drugs domestically, executing drug traffickers and policing consumption.
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Bloomberg is offering a new path — and is executing an unprecedentedly expensive political advertising campaign.
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The firm said that demand for the vehicles is strong, and that management is executing.
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It appeared to her, court documents say, that he was close to executing his plan.
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It could program the chip to be really good at executing particular machine learning algorithms.
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That included leaping on bouncy props and executing complex fight choreography on that rotating set.
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The Times also offered new details of the role Mulvaney played in executing Trump's request.
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"I think what we have to do is continue executing and posting quarters," Stephenson said.
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Only when an idea inches toward reality do the details of executing it take precedence.
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"All required procedural requirements under law are followed while executing detentions under PSA," he said.
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At the same time, we're executing really well on the value drivers of the deal.
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The project of government relies on nonpolitical career officials following orders, and executing them well.
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"The focus right now is on executing on this plan and moving forward," he said.
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Executing on these powerful steps can significantly increase your ability to achieve your financial goals.
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Here's another video of the Transformer pre-paint job, executing the move in reverse. Bravo!
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The difficult part is executing change in such a way that doesn't disrupt society completely.
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Managers who spend more time strategizing instead of executing typically don't last long, Mullane says.
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The Weather Service has been developing and executing a plan they call Weather-Ready Nation.
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The injunctions preventing the government from executing the Roane plaintiffs remain in effect — for now.
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Nguyen Ngoc Loan summarily executing an unarmed Viet Cong prisoner on the streets of Saigon.
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They argue that executing someone with dementia is counter to how society treats vulnerable citizens.
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We've wasted more time talking about IBBs now than players do executing them during games.
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They're feeding you what you need to know but not giving any help executing it.
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By 2022, MoMA will have incrementally rehung all three floors, effectively executing a full reinstallation.
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That they could also move well, smoothly executing snazzy, classy choreography, might have seemed extra.
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In the end, football is more about out-executing your opponent than out-thinking him.
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The concept of the series was mine, and I worked very closely with executing it.
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There are also reports of Iraqi forces executing captured ISIS members in this exact neighborhood.
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" Heyns continued: "Even if you have a spike now with Saudi Arabia executing, I think there is a worldwide move away from the death penalty so I don't think it's sustainable for them to increase the number of people whom they are executing over time.
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We are making good progress in executing our strategy and are fully focused on developing ProSiebenSat.
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Executing such a production live must have required an unbelievable amount of coordination and technical expertise.
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Why else would he need to unsheathe it from his elbow pad before executing the move?
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Amazon would argue that their competitors are Walmart and Target, and they're just out-executing, right?
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Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is executing the Trump administration's zero tolerance policy towards undocumented immigrants.
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He is a behind-the-scenes operator, executing a personal agenda through the vessel of another.
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"A lot of it is just executing on stuff that's a bit more mundane," she said.
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After that, Missouri largely cleared out its death row — executing 17 prisoners with Foundation Care's drugs.
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"If you're sending innocent people to jail or even executing them, yes, that matters," said Brown.
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I actually often work as a fabricator doing commission work for other artists, executing their ideas.
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" Morgan Stanley said it likes the job that United has done "executing its mid-continent strategy.
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Five years ago, chefs were not as daring in executing and creating unusual dishes, he said.
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But the ACLU said executing Bucklew would violate the Constitution's prohibition against cruel and unusual punishment.
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In 2018, Goldman agreed to be the executing broker for equity clients of Bloomberg's Tradebook platform.
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We are undervalued and it should solve itself if we keep executing and we keep innovating.
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The data collected can also be used for business intelligence on how well competitors are executing.
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My team sometimes pitches in when BVP's early stage companies need help executing a funding announcement.
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The police are overseen by Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan, who denied the police were executing suspects.
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An image of a basketball player mid-motion, as if executing a layup, completes the frame.
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However, executing the relocation plan would require about $29 million to $223 million in upfront costs.
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The crazy part is the vision that he had, that we're still executing to this day.
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According to the counterterrorism official, investigators were executing two search warrants at addresses associated with Rahami.
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He's been so good and executing so well, and we haven't seen that for a while.
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The challenge with executing such a stellar trajectory lies in the defensibility of the data asset.
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"They're the one that I would point to that is executing that vision today," McKee said.
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Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is executing the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy towards undocumented immigrants.
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And when we were doing that and when we were executing, we were getting great shots.
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He has refused to accept some police may be systematically executing suspected dealers, as activists say.
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Red tape was an obstacle to executing the joint ventures more quickly, a Pemex source said.
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The entire launch system is geared towards executing a unilateral launch order as quickly as possible.
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It appears that anonymous intelligence officials are executing an operation against the sitting commander in chief.
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"They acted to intimidate the population, executing rivals, criminal rivals, often during the day," he said.
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No law enforcement agent knows exactly what he or she will encounter when executing a warrant.
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When his forces took Benghazi, they were pictured executing and mutilating the bodies of opposition fighters.
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An Oregon Army National Guardsman is being disciplined for a Facebook comment about "executing" immigrant families.
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And in terms of clearly executing the basic fight plan, the film delivers another technical knockout.
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Lux said he and most county election supervisors don't dispute that the legislation is self-executing.
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Experience setting strategy, managing projects, writing and producing content, and coordinating team participation in executing projects.
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Are we executing Putin's diplomatic and national security strategy or AMERICA's diplomatic and national security strategy?
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People involved in executing Calderon's plan blame current President Enrique Peña Nieto's administration for the delays.
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"We are not executing as quick as I think this group can right now," Vigneault said.
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But initially, the company is just focused on executing on its plans with its investors' backing.
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Instead, I emphasise its genderless silence in the dock, a machine executing actions without moral conscience.
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That requires an administration capable of devising, coordinating and executing a consistent military and diplomatic strategy.
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Children have also been filmed executing prisoners in grisly propaganda videos by the Islamic State group.
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"We will seek every person involved in planning, funding and executing this heinous act," he said.
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Often mocked, the Jaguars succeeded this season by executing their game plan each and every week.
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He presumably believes, for example, that a government should refrain from publicly executing journalists it dislikes.
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"Wendy's has been a star because they are out executing so many different companies," he said.
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Trooper Nicholas Hopkins, 33, was executing a search warrant shortly before dawn when he was shot.
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The extensive data it collects on billions of people is its means of executing that business.
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But keeping teams aligned and executing against shared goals can become even more difficult from afar.
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Because I was handy with constructing things, I became known for developing and executing fun ideas.
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As robots replace humans in trading, large institutional investors are demanding lower fees for executing trades.
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Mr. Trump is not the first president to consider his political future while executing the office.
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Were usual procedures for obtaining and executing arrest and search warrants followed with regard to Stone?
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However, Fitzgerald is still actively executing search and rescues to find remaining koalas in the trees.
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Buttigieg is also capable of executing a neat SNL nostalgia joke: Did Stefon write this headline?
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"If it keeps executing and making smart moves, then things will turn around for the company."
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Aristotle long ago argued for the central role of habit in creating and executing human excellence.
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Florence County Sheriff's deputies were executing a search warrant when a man opened fire, said Maj.
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On the other hand, these are all policies that have been executing under the Obama administration.
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"2019 came close to being the year of executing the innocent," he said in the report.
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This is about us executing, getting this right and we know how to get this done.
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Occasionally, she stretched a leg above her in a perfect line, as if executing a tendu.
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It's as if that the President is setting the policy and the Congress is executing it.
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Nielsen has spent most of her tenure executing an ongoing crackdown at the US-Mexico border.
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The Obama administration says it was faithfully executing the authority to determine priorities under immigration law.
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Jackson also had a penchant for executing people — soldiers, enemies, whatever — for little or no reason.
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But getting devices to connect to a Pineapple is only half of executing a MITM exploit.
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We finished first phases of the planned projects, and we finished planning and executing and delivering units.
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The actors did fine, but the characters and their arcs became secondary to executing the grand scheme.
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She also feels that executing people to show that killing is wrong is more retribution than punishment.
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Islamic State has produced videos of child recruits executing prisoners and has used them as suicide bombers.
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Researchers found an unexpected method for executing phishing attacks against some "unphishable" Yubikey two-factor authentication tokens.
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Much of bitcoin's economic reality is dictated by code, written years ago, that is now executing itself.
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The product builds on many key advances made by its predecessors, executing them an even smaller footprint.
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MARCELO CLAURE: Well, you get back into the money by having a clear plan and start executing.
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He wasn't just executing a gameplan or dumping off to superstars racking up yards after the catch.
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This scene shows them executing one of their deceptions, while simultaneously showing them rehearse for the moment.
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"It's as if -- that the President is setting the policy and Congress is executing it," he said.
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ICE is consistently executing on operations and ones targeting families with court-ordered removals is not unprecedented.
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It is unlikely that such suffering bothered the tsar, who enjoyed executing criminals and traitors in public.
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Police reject allegations they are executing suspects and say deaths occurred because victims had violently resisted arrest.
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We're executing and getting the ball to spots on the floor that we want to get to.
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She has won the admiration and respect of legions by flawlessly executing every single thing she does.
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Others are absurdist vignettes of him and his friends executing random dance moves to trashy techno music.
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Any (or all) of the money raised could be put to executing the museum's "New Vision" plan.
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"We always have to continue scoring with pace and executing our offense," Indiana coach Frank Vogel said.
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We've got to stay focused on executing our agenda, and that is really about growth and innovation.
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There is little doubt that Ujiri could come in, establish a vision, and work toward executing it.
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The cables also demonstrate the administrative and logistical hurdles the White House faces in executing its vision.
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There is a dirty fight going on in Egypt's Sinai, with death squads "disappearing" and executing people.
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The cables also demonstrate the administrative and logistical hurdles the White House faces in executing its vision.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is executing the Trump administration's zero tolerance policy towards undocumented immigrants.
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Executing bombing runs in the F-100 required "a tremendous mathematical operation in your head," Goddard said.
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Virginia bars the state from executing people with intellectual disabilities, while its 2014 ruling in Hall v.
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All told, they were responsible for executing 38,000 Polish Jews and deporting some 45,000 others to Treblinka.
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"I thought we did a good job executing," Nets coach Kenny Atkinson told reporters after Friday's setback.
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Executing a strategy Walmart has recently been operating a two-track plan designed for different customer segments.
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You see a lot of good leaders who might be great at strategy but challenged at executing.
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A couple's financial discussions should be collaborative, whether the person executing the decisions is male or female.
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If your temples start to sweat at the idea of executing such a gilded masterpiece, fear not.
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"All in all he did a good job of executing," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said of Shoemaker.
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At its most basic level, the PCA proscribes the role of the military in executing civil laws.
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The Italian-American automaker added that it is fully committed to executing its 2014-2018 business plan.
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The Constitution gives the President no budget power aside from vetoing legislation and faithfully executing the laws.
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"Most of the ones looking were a matter of executing quality pitches in the zone," he said.
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Trump is executing a political strategy that has been around for millennia: channeling anger born of fear.
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He is likely to do the same this time, analysts said, unless Mr. Erdogan begins executing people.
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Father Moloney was never charged with planning or executing the robbery and has long maintained his innocence.
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"I've got to do a better job executing pitches," said Sims, who was making his second start.
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"It's as if the president is setting the policy and the Congress is executing it," he said.
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First generation computing power involves executing an assigned series of tasks, an algorithm, over and over again.
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"This stage is difficult, but Julia is executing this perfectly, top level player," one Twitch viewer wrote.
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The difficulty of executing this racially charged strategy has been debated among Republicans for some time now.
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The second round opened and Hales still showed her boxing superiority by executing shots from awkward angles.
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There was no end outside of executing on the means to it with precision, perfection, and diligence.
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Horowitz is not executing a criminal investigation, though he can recommend criminal charges if wrongdoing is found.
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The quality of your performance and success in executing goals will garner you the appreciation you deserve.
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Biden is talking about winning the election and executing a better response to the current pandemic crisis.
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It seems Danny has died, leading to questions about Debbie Ocean's motivation for executing her own heist.
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It's a fair bet that Clinton will praise Tim Kaine's performance and continue executing her campaign strategy.
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Sessions asks Yates whether she, as deputy attorney general, would challenge the president on executing "unlawful" views.
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Both can pass, one can shoot, and they do a decent job executing Malone's blitz-heavy scheme.
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Executing the attack in this ideal spot, however, meant there would be a narrow window of opportunity.
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President Trump could, in executing stimulus bills, channel benefits, and federal dollars, focus disproportionately on swing states.
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The utility said it planned to restore power from the current outages before executing the next one.
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So, I am quite happy, because we are executing that strategy, so, let's keep that in mind.
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I feel most powerful when… I'm executing to the best of my ability and succeeding at it.
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Say what you want about George Lucas's movies, but at least he was executing a certain vision.
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The firm has named 25 new leaders who will have a hand in executing the new vision.
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The company brought in external consultants McKinsey to evaluate why the team was having such trouble executing.
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It will come from the people charged with executing the basic responsibilities of government within his administration.
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The problem we were struggling with was executing an idea and then staying committed to an idea.
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Unnecessarily executing a lord of Winterfell was stupid enough when Joffrey did it to Ned decades later.
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But, behind this worthy goal lies the enormous difficulty of executing a free, fair and valid referendum.
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States are forbidden from executing individuals whose mental state precludes them from understanding the reason for punishment.
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Executing these steps as part of a multipronged approach can lower a corporation's risk of catastrophic cyberattack.
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Louganis encourages divers to visualize themselves executing a perfect dive even when they're not on the springboard.
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"It's as if — that the President is setting the policy and Congress is executing it," remarked Kennedy.
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It made billions of dollars a quarter trading bonds and financing and executing trades for hedge funds.
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They are executing a business model that clearly states what they're going to do with people's data.
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Obviously, you mentioned Microsoft, Google's been executing the playbook very flawlessly on how to not be Microsoft.
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"We strongly condemn these detestable sectarian practices and affirm that the crime of executing Sheikh al-Nimr will topple the Saudi regime as the crime of executing the martyr (Mohammed Baqir) al-Sadr did to Saddam (Hussein)," said Maliki, referring to another prominent Shi'ite cleric killed in 1980.
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When I walked in, we were asked to introduce ourselves while executing a move assigned by the instructor.
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Already, the terror group has started executing the city's men and boys who refuse to fight for them.
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Click here to view original GIFTop view of OroBOT executing a good scored gait (shown at 2x speed).
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Members of the Islamic State reportedly captured her in August and held for some time before executing her.
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On Sunday, five suspects were arrested after executing a similar heist from an Apple store in Thousand Oaks.
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And she's reached some of her former prowess, again executing a clean triple lutz, according to the Times.
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He promised to combat racial discrimination and school segregation by tripling Title 1 funding and executing desegregation orders.
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Kevin Brady (R-TX) are adamant about executing a revenue-neutral tax plan — and one that is permanent.
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In 2010, Steven Slater became famous for executing one of the most epic public resignations in recent history.
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A smart contract is a self-executing bit of code that releases funds when certain requirements are met.
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CHX is a niche player in the U.S. equities market, executing about 0.5 percent of U.S. stock transactions.
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It's hard to create a new, better, and more loving world when you're executing people by dragon fire.
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There are several instances where executing a single action on the MK3 itself requires six or seven steps.
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Fu and his team used these sonic cyber attacks to trick smartphones into executing whatever command they wanted.
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Sudan, Saudi Arabia, China and the United States are also accused of executing juvenile offenders in recent years.
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We led the Series A for both of these companies – both have been executing along an impressive trajectory.
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Now that I'm at ease tossing around ideas and trying different methods of executing old processes, it's great!
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INDRA NOOYI: You know, I think we're executing so much better than, you know, we've ever done before.
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He also accused the now President of personally executing a justice department official with an Uzi submachine gun.
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Actually, Villanelle loves her job, executing her marks with a flair that in other circumstances might be enviable.
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"That said, all of the company's efforts remain laser-focused on executing a successful tax season," Cobb added.
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Now, every program element has its own numerical base value and skaters are rewarded for executing difficult elements.
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First, their long-term strategies are paying off thanks to management teams "laser focused on executing," Cramer said.
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Scott and Carpenter's cases, like Lincoln's, remind us of yet another reason why executing convicted criminals is costly.
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Winslow is miles ahead of his age in terms of understanding and executing the minutia of team defense.
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But it also means that the payoff for executing the hacks makes it worth deploying those advanced maneuvers.
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No company will provide attractive gross margins without creating and executing a sustainable new paradigm for food delivery.
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Durham County Sheriff Mike Andrews said officers were executing search warrants and reviewing video shot at the scene.
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This year, Mexico has faced several challenges in executing the hedge and timing has become a crucial factor.
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But Oregon State could see early on that the Rams were having more success executing their game plan.
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The declining use of the death penalty come as states reconsider the cost and efficiency of executing prisoners.
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Executing this scheme isn't second nature to Nance and Hood, who've only been teammates for a few weeks.
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Yet, all presidents have construed such power and have declared proclamations and orders interpreting and executing federal law.
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Reports have suggested that the White House provided little guidance to the agencies responsible for executing the order.
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So if a candidate wants to tap into Snapchat's potential, they must start strategizing and executing this year.
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"It felt like I was in control most of the game and executing pitches really well," Gibson said.
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We couldn't get any rhythm with the penalties and I didn't think we were very good at executing.
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To picture an America executing a mass deportation strategy is to picture a country fully betraying its values.
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Over time, experts have seen attackers get lazier, sending out more messages but executing fewer and fewer attacks.
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While at H.I.G., Dan was responsible for sourcing, executing and monitoring investments in software, internet, and business services.
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Many were executing the most mundane of life's tasks, but they were still alive: Working a long shift.
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However, others are keeping existing deals under the old entity and executing new trades under the new entity.
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He is executing a subversion campaign against the ROK to create the conditions for unification under northern domination.
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"Having finalized the 2019 budget, our focus shifts to executing our goals and hitting our marks," wrote Dubuc.
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"It's as if the president is defining the policy and the Congress is executing it," Justice Kennedy said.
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His expertise in creating and executing a plan will be invaluable as we build our team moving forward.
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And do America's allies and enemies view the United States as a credible partner in executing this strategy?
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In legal filings, Collins has acknowledged writing the software code but said it was merely executing Boeing's design.
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In October, 2016, Iraqi security forces filmed themselves executing a captive in Qayyarah, an hour south of Mosul.
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It added the operation was part of a sweep executing more than 43 arrest and search seizure warrants.
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"It's about first having impact and executing something well before you move on the next thing," Tan said.
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"But executing is incredibly hard, and whether they chose the right set of assets is an open question."
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Chief Executive Nick Read said he was pleased at the speed with which he was executing his plan.
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Chief Executive Nick Read said he was pleased with the speed with which he was executing his plan.
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Miller on Monday said Bannon has always focused on executing Trump's plans for America rather than his own.
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In Sirte, Islamic State fighters crushed a Salafist uprising by executing dissenters and hanging their bodies from lampposts.
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Trump just completely circumvented the interagency process and is executing a policy Cohn and others think is calamitous.
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The history of Marvel is one of researching and executing new ways to make your opponents hate you.
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The researchers found that the thermostat didn't really check what kind of files it was running and executing.
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Nevertheless, Sehgal's performers added beautiful social coefficients to the space by executing slow movements, whispers, songs and gestures.
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In the video, Mr. Boyle said he had heard reports that the Afghan government was executing Taliban prisoners.
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It's been surprising to me that the administration's had a hard time executing on some of these things.
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What should the former FBI director do if he thinks the president is executing a corrupt cover-up?
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"Speaking of fraud, Charter Spectrum has been executing fraud on the people of this state," Mr. Cuomo said.
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Applicants need to have experience executing spaceflight programs and have a bachelor's degree in a relevant scientific field.
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Now, led by the Nervana team, Intel is developing a dedicated chip for training and executing neural networks.
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Timecode can be a trigger for lighting cues, displaying video, setting audio levels, and executing more complex operations.
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And gunmen still stalk some streets, executing punishment shootings, much as the IRA did in its hay day.
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In 1967, the US Centers for Disease Control became the federal agency responsible for executing the nation's quarantines.
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But we're focused on our plan, we're focused on executing on our plan over the next three years.
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One gruesome video circulated on social media showed giddy militiamen executing a bound Kurdish prisoner on the battlefield.
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Each knife is equipped with SharpIN™ technology that makes executing essential chopping, slicing, and dicing tasks effortless.
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For instance, the prevailing price in the market must be checked and recorded prior to executing a deal.
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Every game you lose you didn't finish so we got to work on executing in the fourth quarter.
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The debut of Flip'd by IHOP comes at a time when IHOP is executing an aggressive growth plan.
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And we have a very excited team who's executing really well," Robbins told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street.
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"I think there are a lot of really well-intentioned and well-executing white men," she told CNN.
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Azar was supposed to have an advantage in executing this agenda because he came from inside the industry.
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The best leverage is the kind you get by executing day in and day out on your vision.
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Executing search warrants for a condominium in Los Angeles and Jackson's Neverland Ranch in Santa Barbara County, Calif.
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He also said that gun control laws were useless against terrorists or gunmen bent on executing their plans.
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In the test, the F.A.A. pilot encountered delays in executing a crucial step required to stabilize an aircraft.
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The state had initially held off on executing Williams, 38, who was scheduled to die at 7 p.m.
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Solomon is tasked with executing a plan to boost revenue by entering new businesses and refashioning old ones.
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And with a highly distracted leader and no Corporate Strategy Office, executing such a strategy will be difficult.
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"We'd agree with AMD bulls that it's done a much better job of executing on its product road map but executing on products and gaining market share are different things," said Ruben Roy, analyst for MKM Partners, which has a "hold" rating on AMD stock and a $20 price target.
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By executing al Qaeda ideologues and attackers, Riyadh was showing its determination to crush support for the militant cause.
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Samsung says it has established a task force dedicated to ideating and executing on its goals for greater sustainability.
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ISIS has been executing civilians accused of being spies for Iraq's security forces and leaving their bodies at intersections.
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Despite three failed attempts to undergird Powell's aspirations with regulation, the freedoms have generally proved to be self-executing.
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It's all the advantages of the honeypot with none of the risks–executing cyber-judo with the hackers' hubris.
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They're completely in sync (no boy band pun intended), trading off vocal lines while executing perfectly choreographed dance moves.
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We need to ensure that our focus remains on our customers, and that we are executing on their behalf.
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You've got to have everyone executing, and when we have our opportunities, we have to take advantage of them.
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Timers are useful for executing tasks at a specific time, whereas a scene can be activated whenever you want.
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"We delivered a strong Q23, executing well despite the challenging environment," said Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins in a statement.
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First off, Arya's father, Ned Stark, originally tasked Beric and his men with executing Gregor Clegane, aka the Mountain.
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Most petrochemical shares underperformed but PetroRabigh added 27.8 percent after saying it remained committed to executing a rights issue.
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"It's some of the basics that they're executing well on," Dana Telsey, CEO of Telsey Advisory Group, told CNBC.
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Local cops use their fading power to abuse Sheffield's residents, executing looters and rounding up the sick and infirm.
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And they do so by virtue executing some fairly specific and sophisticated tasks, and by using their recall abilities.
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We want to thank the entire Tesla team for executing so well during this challenging ramp up in deliveries.
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Of course, brainstorming and executing a costume at the last minute means it's not going to be as involved.
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It doesn't matter if they are executing an expensive prank or ranting against the pointlessness of April Fools' Day.
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Title designers have ceased being technicians, executing jobs at minimal expense, and become artists able to try new things.
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CHX is a niche player in the U.S. equities market, executing less than 0.5 percent of U.S. stock transactions.
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Cabochard has been seeking glory in the top lane, often executing impressive carry plays with his lone wolf style.
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Of the five candidates, for example, only Hillary Clinton actively participated in planning and executing the 2011 Libya intervention.
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They involve strategically executing a program over and over on a "row" of transistors in a computer's memory chip.
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Like previous presidential candidates who were practiced in executing their arguments before judges and juries -- former New Jersey Gov.
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As a consequence, the company has been executing a plan to diversify its revenue by business segment and geography.
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SO WE'RE VERY PLEASED WITH HOW WE'RE EXECUTING IN THAT SPACE AND WE THINK WE ARE DOING VERY WELL.
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Trump's team has criticized the WTO for failing to hold China accountable for not executing on promised market reforms.
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What's not convenient or compelling is getting out the car, connecting a plug, executing a commercial transaction and waiting.
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Planning and executing the event could be our own version of 24 Hour Party People, it was so absurd.
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But law enforcement officials recovered a handgun from Durst's hotel room while executing an arrest warrant on March 14.
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But sometimes, settling on the so-called right contribution — much less actually executing it — feels more intimidating than empowering.
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It seems there have been a lot of difficulties in executing the wills of Bernie Sanders's people and surrogates.
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Ghosn is also credited with executing a stunning turnaround at Nissan and was named its chief executive in 2001.
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But military leaders should know that winning a fight depends on having a solid strategy and executing proper tactics.
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The shutdown dramatizes the need for greater recognition of the distinction Volcker makes between setting and executing public policy.
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Faithfully executing the laws means following all U.S. law, not just those provisions that further the administration's restrictionist agenda.
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But in a world where really only one company dominates search, executing on that proved incredibly complicated for Blippar.
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"Facebook is executing on its core business model almost flawlessly," Wedbush analysts wrote in a research note on Monday.
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Last February, he praised Chinese President Xi Jinping for his country's policy of executing drug dealers without due process.
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Lonza said it would focus on executing growth projects in 2019, which it called "a year of significant investments".
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Federal agents seized multiple tapes recorded by Trump's one-time personal attorney Michael Cohen while executing a search warrant.
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So you don't need to depend on just the economy, and you don't need to depend on them executing.
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Executing Mr. Morsi would very likely make him a martyr to millions of Islamists and provide fuel for violence.
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Officials in charge of executing the Summer Games say they feel insulated from Brazil's turmoil at this late stage.
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We don&apost want the attorney general or the cops, the ICE agents to be executing on asylum law.
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YouTube TV, in particular, is executing an aggressive rollout, just yesterday making the service available to another 34 markets.
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John J. Pershing, before executing Muslim prisoners in the Philippines about a century ago, dipped bullets in pigs' blood.
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"The company controlled costs during the quarter and, given a very difficult environment, they are executing well," Corridore said.
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The mainly discount retail group is executing this strategic shift by expanding its higher-end Checkers chain of stores.
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Here, a woman holds on to a man, executing a smooth, flowing sequence of arcing bends and languorous stretches.
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But he said he simply concentrated on executing pitches, not on how many he might be allowed to throw.
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He has been accused of ruthlessly executing scores of aging generals and party elite members, including his own uncle.
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In addition to achieving greater policy coherence and effectiveness, executing the liberaltarian turn would also bring clear political benefits.
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This explains some of Saudi Arabia's tough stance on executing the Eastern Province Shia cleric Sheikh Nimr Al-Nimr.
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"From a humanitarian perspective, it is horrifying to imagine executing that many humans," they wrote in an Op-Ed.
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In executing this idea, Mr. Sharon's "Europeras" was loyal to the work's Fluxus spirit while playfully satirizing Hollywood history.
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Congress now has a March 23 deadline for executing the deal to fund thousands of federal programs through Sept.
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" President Trump revived on Saturday night what is fast becoming a standard, and inaccurate, refrain about doctors "executing babies.
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While McDonald's is sharpening its cost-conscious offerings, it's also executing a plan to rely more heavily on franchisees.
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But this time it's a helping hand, channeling its energies toward cooking party foods and executing creative household hacks.
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At least twice, he can been seen executing wounded patrons, some of whom were writhing on the dance floor.
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She stalked the floor with the fervor of a preacher, raising her arms in exaltation and executing balletic spins.
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" Perhaps others don't hear the chilling ring of remarks like, "I'm already executing my evacuation plan before anyone else.
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He has publicly said he is "proud" of having carried out "God's commandment" in executing thousands of political opponents.
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"Making the right decision on safety is not the same as executing that decision well," Johnson said on Friday.
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He was also clever: That morning, with his three commanding white officers carousing ashore, Smalls began executing his plan.
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Roberto Perez did a terrific job of executing the bunt with Rizzo only about 20 feet away from him.
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Payless is staging a comeback less than a year after executing one of the largest retail liquidations in history.
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The F.B.I. has a search warrant for the devices and is seeking Apple's assistance executing it, the people said.
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Johnson committed to executing Brexit either way, with or without a deal with the European Union (EU), Reuters reported.
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These militias were effective in executing our anti-terrorism mission against ISIS but would never threaten the Assad regime.
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Another is that even some family members of those who were murdered have spoken out against executing Mr. Roof.
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"Law enforcement is present in various Peoria-area Caterpillar facilities executing a search warrant," she said in a statement.
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But human rights groups put the figure higher, accusing police of executing drug users and peddlers in cold blood.
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And the carpenters themselves act as the "processor," executing operations, like "cut at this angle," on real-world materials.
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I'm executing it well and I feel like I know what I'm going to do on almost every point.
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Here's a look at how the height she gets executing "The Biles" compares to a few random tall things.
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It's entirely possible — probable, even — that Gideon had a direct hand in planning and perhaps even executing that assault.
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President Donald Trump has compared White House leakers with spies and mused obliquely to other officials about executing them.
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The ruling was the final confirmation that the nation was guilty of executing an extensive state-backed doping program.
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They've spent their lives being told what to do; they've spent their lives trusting their superiors and executing orders.
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If you are going to accuse me of executing my child, then you need to know exactly what happened.
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The game, he said, was still about executing fundamental basketball skills and the willingness to run opponents into submission.
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For the foreseeable future I think our strategy works pretty well right now and we will continue executing it.
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But executing that pledge would reinforce the Chinese state's role in the economy, something the Trump administration doesn't want.
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Chapo waged bloody wars against rival traffickers, and was accused of personally torturing and executing at least three men.
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" According to the organization, delegating your parents to foist cookies on their colleagues does not constitute "executing a plan.
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I've fabricated ladders and furniture and video installations that take months of concepting the installation and executing the animation.
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Cops made the announcement Tuesday afternoon -- after finally executing a search warrant that allowed them to search Smith's Mercedes.
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HQ Trivia's audience was declining, and some believed that Yusupov wasn't executing fast enough on the company's product roadmap.
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Kothari joins Angelo Gordon as managing director, responsible for originating and executing residential and consumer debt investments in Europe.
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Gain a broad understanding of urban development, executing projects that transform community organizing, public space, housing, infrastructure, and more.
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President Donald Trump tried to convince supporters at a weekend rally that doctors are executing infants in the United States.
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They ransacked the museum, tortured and executing the former site director Khaled al-Asaad in search of treasure to sell.
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As of late 2018, New Hampshire had one person on death row, with the state last executing someone in 1939.
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"Management is clearly executing well on its turnaround plans and we see more upside," Stifel analysts wrote in a note.
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Here are three of the biggest themes "The Stray" explores, with some thoughts on how well Westworld is executing them.
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Once again, the writers exhibited fidelity to the comics, with Negan executing Spencer (Austin Nichols) for seeking to betray Rick.
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Burwell told CNN that she has congratulated Price on his nomination and offered her assistance in executing a smooth transition.
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In the Philippines, Indonesia and Bangladesh, governments boast of sorting out their drug problem by executing drug users and sellers.
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DeepMind also added a 110 millisecond delay between observing a frame and executing an action, which accounted for human latency.
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Self-executing contracts — ones that are limited to entries in the ledger — might be quite useful in such a context.
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That makes Bernhardt a key figure in executing Trump's effort to cut red tape and promote energy production and exports.
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You'll see that offensive linemen are not just plowing ahead, but rather executing choreography involving pulls, traps and double-teams.
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In his rebuttal, Mr Stevenson noted that the "awesome" power of executing someone must be exercised "fairly, reliably and humanely".
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Hackett said the leadership change, which gives Farley far-reaching oversight, will assist the automaker in executing the global restructuring.
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Little has come of Trump's calls for executing drug dealers, but on other fronts the administration has taken some action.
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"Google and Facebook are doing such a good job executing," said Armstrong, who helped lead Verizon's successful bid for Yahoo.
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But as of Wednesday, no such company had come forward and no deadline for executing the project had been named.
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How does a big arc like the Whisperers play out when the show is executing these storylines with such efficiency?
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In true meritocratic fashion, the US does this by instituting an annual K-12 exam and executing the worst performers.
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Others among the 5,300 sacked over the account-creation scandal may take action, too, claiming they were merely executing orders.
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"They did not fire her for cause," Bove noted, when asked about how the bank could go about executing clawbacks.
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And growth at scale, for us, is all about focusing on the most important things and then executing with discipline.
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It's here you'll find that sense of panic conservatives lost when they saw Obama leave office without executing a coup.
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Federal agents are making arrests and executing search warrants targeting the Mexican Mafia&aposs control of Los Angeles County jails.
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With all their stars finally healthy, they are executing in a manner that could carry them far in the postseason.
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Yet dramatic party realignments are exceedingly rare, and there is so far little evidence that Mr Trump is executing one.
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An agency owning that end-to-end relationship can really help in that sense with executing on the ads themselves.
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It offered no details, however, saying only that "some clients saw a delay in executing transactions" due to Friday's issue.
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Meanwhile, the number of dealers executing more than 222,000 trades annually increased to 69 in 2017 from 56 in 2006.
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A Banco Macro spokesman noted that the company had not begun executing its 4.5 billion peso ($165.32 million) program yet.
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"If you have a plan and you've prepared for the opportunity, then it is just executing that plan," he said.
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The nature of information or knowledge work (selling, marketing, product management, financials, planning, executing and more) continue to undergo changes.
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During the battle over Obamacare, conservatives breathlessly accused liberals of executing a radical transformation of the country's health care system.
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"We are executing the plan we laid out to fix the (blade) issue," GE said in a statement to Reuters.
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Health care facility leaders can maintain a safe water program by building a team and executing a safe water plan.
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After taking power in 1959, the controversial leader persecuted his political rivals and dissidents — executing and imprisoning many of them.
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"This indictment demonstrates that we will hold accountable all individuals who collaborate with terrorists in executing their plans," Decker said.
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Equities revenue, which includes executing stock trades and buying and selling derivatives related to stocks, is slumping across Wall Street.
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Meanwhile, the founders of Snapdeal are cutting costs and headcount; an email to employees admits errors in executing its strategy.
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"It's as if the players are executing the plays on their own," added the source, referring to Trump and Giuliani.
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I've exhausted countless avenues—from executing a cease and desist to filing a report with the FBI—without any resolution.
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"Each Party acknowledges that [Stormy] is executing this Agreement in reliance" on *Trump* releasing certain claims he has against Stormy.
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The amendment was written to be "self-executing" so its mandatory provisions could take effect on January 8, Pearson said.
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However, Kim has led several purges of his inner circle, even executing some members whose loyalty he began to doubt.
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It is also an endorsement of May's administration - and her determined approach to executing Britain's departure from the European Union.
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He has absorbed the Japanese habits of gently bobbing the head in agreement and executing a well-timed farewell bow.
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He left the brand for Adidas in 2013, claiming that Nike wasn't interested in executing any of his design ideas.
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Even so, observers widely believe that executing top leaders like Mr. Morsi could lead to a new surge of violence.
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The SEC says that in the Hamlin case sellers were disadvantaged by the practice of repeatedly executing bid-side only.
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"It was just all about executing my pitch at that point in time and not moving too fast," Bettis said.
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The regulator hired Mandiant, a firm specialized in probing Chinese military hackers, to investigate, executing a contract in January 2013.
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Last month's video, which circulated on social media, appeared to show soldiers executing suspected militia members at point blank range.
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It comes down to whether the TPU is executing an AI algorithm that has been "trained" on a separate system.
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"Joel is a proven deal originator with significant experience executing large cross-border transactions," Mr. Dattels said in a statement.
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" "I think if the president decided he was going to pardon himself, I think it is almost self-executing impeachment.
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" Since then, his lawyers have argued that executing him would violate the Supreme Court's ban on killing those deemed "insane.
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Rating agency Moody's said there were "significant challenges" to executing the plan swiftly, adding it would keep its negative outlook.
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Why would she suggest executing Northern leaders for admitting trepidation about facing the Army of the Dead without their king?
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Executing code on the car's infotainment unit was extremely easy by connecting a USB flash drive with specially crafted scripts.
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At the start of the fourth quarter, we were getting stop after stop and executing offensively, so that was big.
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I don't think we were all that successful in executing a lot of the songs but the intention was there.
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His job consists of ideating concepts with his team, purchasing materials, and executing the design on deadline and on budget.
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"Credit Fernando for coming in there and executing and getting the job done with a bunch of traffic," Lovullo said.
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Myerson joined Carlyle last year as an operating executive and works with its companies on developing and executing technology strategies.
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Typically, an incoming President seeks to charm, co-opt, and, when necessary, coerce the federal workforce into executing his vision.
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After executing a search warrant, investigators found ammunition for a 9-millimeter gun at Mr. DeRisi's home, Mr. Marzulli said.
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"The Department has been planning and executing against the Coronavirus since the first cases were reported in January," Hoffman said.
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"It's been surprising to me that the administration's had a hard time executing on some of these things," he said.
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Without his vote, it is not clear that the court will also forbid executing inmates who cannot remember their crimes.
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Hence Muslim jurists saw no problem in "protecting the religion" by executing apostates and blasphemers, and by enforcing religious observance.
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Observing oscillation "does not prove that this dynamic 'trained' early feathered dinosaurs in executing a birdlike flapping motion," he said.
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I thought he was just locked in from a focus standpoint, getting the ball and executing pitches all day long.
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Executing at this level requires not just a vocalist who's dutifully studied, but also a team of equally faithful students.
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"When you come in, you've got to start executing pitches right away," Manager Mickey Callaway said of his relievers' struggles.
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EXCLUSIVE - MEXICOS FINANCE MINISTER SAYS NEED TO MAKE SURE STATE OIL FIRM PEMEX IS EXECUTING ITS INVESTMENT PROGRAM ON TIME
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Julie Mehretu, a MacArthur Foundation "genius," is executing a monumental new commission for the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
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Since Claure joined the company, WeWork has developed a five-year strategic plan that Mathrani will be tasked with executing.
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Executing it may have been as taxing, in its way, as anything he did for the stage or George Clinton.
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"I thought that the dignity of the court was degraded by executing a mentally retarded, mentally ill person," she said.
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The lower cost of executing a trade means that new information about a company is instantly reflected in its price.
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But it is executing the software in an efficient way, which is important to vehicles that run on battery power.
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After the break, they spent their first two practices on the triangle, players said, and executing triangle sets in transition.
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Two spent shell casings were found inside the revolver, which officers executing a search warrant discovered under Mr. Juárez's bed.
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Further, he said, the WTO has "encountered massive difficulties in executing its core functions," such as dispute resolution and negotiations.
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John Pershing executing Muslims in the Philippines, a highly discredited myth about the general dipping the bullets in pig's blood.
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Prior to Capricorn, Ion was a director of business development with Koch Industries, executing a range of acquisitions and investments.
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Policy planning directors in the past, including during the Obama administration, wielded immense influence over crafting and executing foreign policy.
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"We believe that the stock could double over the next three to four years if they continue executing," Zackery said.
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She is a terrific friend and advisor and will remain so as we continue executing on our strategy of reinvention.
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Earlier this year — after more than 16 years — the Trump administration announced its intent to resume executing death row prisoners.
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And worse than a single Jeep executing an unexpected sharp left turn is a whole fleet of them doing so.
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K, an anarchist library, and raided an apartment in the same building while executing a search warrant for two men.
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An outside contractor was having trouble executing the complicated design, spurring frustration and finger-pointing between Tesla and its supplier.
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These are called "unexecuted orders of removal," and Trump could choose at any moment to begin executing all of them.
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The army has not commented on the demolitions, but a military source said the forces were executing a legal regulation.
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But not Gabourey Sidibe, who is singing every lyric and ad lib while subtly executing choreography in between the camera's clicks.
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John Pershing — a "rough guy," according to Trump — allegedly executing Muslim insurgents with bullets that had been dipped in pig blood.
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Gaga did magician duty at the 2013 VMAs, executing numerous outfit changes right on stage in the midst of punishing choreography.
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Executing small shows of affection for my #WonderWife lets her know I'm paying attention and care about things she cares about.
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Johnson, who joined TSG in 2011, has been involved in conducting due diligence on new investment opportunities and executing numerous transactions.
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"Girls executing on business plans, the confidence is doubling, because the learning is not just theoretical, it is real," Openshaw said.
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"Nothing — nothing — could stop the defendant from cutting his GPS monitor, leaving behind his custodians, and executing his intentions," they said.
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Currently most research is given out for free, with brokers recouping the cost through fees on executing trades for fund managers.
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" It's not clear exactly what Sessions has in mind; the memo merely promises "further guidance and support in executing this priority.
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On screen, a view that extends only up to the women's calves shows a succession of dancers executing presumably languorous choreographies.
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The majority of Americans still approve of executing perpetrators of heinous crimes, despite the risk that an innocent might be killed.
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Wagner is believed to be the lone shooter, police said, and investigators were executing a search warrant at his home Sunday.
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"The chances of someone having a similar idea are high, but the chances of someone executing is fairly low," Hussain said.
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US Marshals are responsible for holding suspects in custody, executing warrants, and dealing with misconduct in their own ranks, Tobin said.
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U.S. and Turkish militaries are executing concrete steps as part of the security mechanism framework to address Turkey's legitimate security concerns.
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Both banks are currently in the process of restructuring and ratings agencies have warned of the risks of executing a deal.
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When we win customers, and when customers say what you're offering is truly unique, we're very confident in executing that plan.
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In her roles in business development, she was responsible for executing several important strategic collaborations, including key partnerships in immuno-oncology.
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The Department of Homeland Security develops its own operational procedures for executing policy, which is carried out by the Coast Guard.
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We have been executing to a quarterly cadence and have behaved like a public company inside Pivotal [even before the IPO].
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The Russian bombers, capable of executing a nuclear strike, were intercepted merely 80 miles away from the ship, said Navy officials.
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"They're in several massive growth markets where they have differentiated solutions, very few competitors and are executing extremely well," Alger said.
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The point's underscored when Negan lays out why publicly executing Rick, Maggie, and Ezekiel is a core part of his plan.
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Both companies have a good record of executing mergers, so there is a decent chance that they will hit these targets.
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Slack has been sitting on its laurels and now has to catch up with larger companies that are out-executing it.
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To me, success for the channel is executing our intention, and our intention is to make things we think are good.
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The Pence team "is developing a plan and we are executing that plan" for the debate stage Tuesday, said one aide.
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The magistrate judge in California granted their request for an order to compel Apple to assist in executing their search warrant.
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However, it is the driver's responsibility to remain in control of the car at all times, including safely executing lane changes.
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Instead of learning plays and then executing them physically, in the start-up world "you're learning it all mentally," he said.
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However, as I argued in a Fox News op-ed when the decision was issued, those outcomes are not self-executing.
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Although project management is mainly about planning, executing, and closing all sorts of projects, that's not all there is to it.
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You've seen people on YouTube casually executing flawless throws, and somehow it's no less mesmerizing to see another join the fray.
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One solution is to clear the executing broker/prime broker leg of the trade and leave the client-PB leg uncleared.
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Without a legal means of executing people at its disposal, prosecutors in South Carolina won't even pursue the death penalty anymore.
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The second takeaway is that, as chilling as this plan sounds, the Trump campaign just isn't very good at executing it.
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This course centers on teaching you how to spot vulnerabilities and weaknesses in any type of system and executing this attack.
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The new joint venture will combine Dhruva's tax structuring expertise and Sanghai's experience in executing complex mergers and acquisitions, it said.
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He's not trading his own book, but rather is taking orders and executing trades for a client, an Asian asset manager.
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In some cases, falling on a difficult jump can net a skater more points than perfectly executing a less difficult jump.
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Even without some of the largest private companies executing IPOs, activity and performance is better than it's been in several years.
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Sustento thinks this strategy is so immoral that she "cannot believe there are really people who exist" capable of executing it.
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The Council cannot, in fact, must not, provide programmatic direction to executing Departments and Agencies, only providing the overarching strategic direction.
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Appearing on any of its lists lends credibility to individuals and companies, giving them a better chance of executing future ventures.
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That's not about playing better defense, sharing the ball better, or executing the game plan—it's about falling in love again.
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But it appears as though the software in the screenshot is merely syncing with the Bitcoin network, not executing any actions.
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We had some letups in the third and fourth quarter, but we did a good job of executing down the stretch.
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In this case, an editorial in her former newspaper memorialized Gayle and suggested that she would not have favored executing Williams.
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Merkel responded by executing a perfect double take, as if she had been trained by Mark Rylance at the Globe Theater.
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In total, HSBC earned $3 million from trades its currency traders placed, and $5 million from executing the transaction, prosecutors said.
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I think that the criminal justice policies they're executing are actually collateral damage of their priority, which is their immigration policy.
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Right now, it wants to focus on executing well in the most valuable real estate on a consumer's smartphone, their messages.
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"With our heavy investment cycle now completed, we continue to make solid progress executing our turnaround plan," said CEO Alain Bellemare.
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They included Lavdrim Muhaxheri, an Islamic State leader who was filmed executing a man in Syria with a rocket-propelled grenade.
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Earlier this year, Wells Fargo expanded its executive committee and created a new unit to focus on executing against regulatory priorities.
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Then he ran up against the strictures of the Eurozone's stability and growth pact and was stymied in executing his agenda.
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Of course, before it can execute on the Master Plan, Part Deux, Tesla needs to finish executing the first Master Plan.
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Mr. Trump had a choice between executing his administration's own strategy for containing Russia or pursuing a political obsession at home.
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Police found the drugs while executing a search warrant at the producer's Atlanta apartment, according to legal documents obtained by TMZ.
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Shortly afterward, I was charged with executing two inmates on the penitentiary's death row, Douglas Franklin Wright and Harry Charles Moore.
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That is when the task will begin of uncovering the mass graves where Islamic State threw its opponents after executing them.
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In that filing, prosecutors acknowledged that Cohen "acted in coordination with and at the direction of" Trump in executing the payments.
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This means he's responsible for developing and executing strategies that make sure customers are getting good value out of Google Cloud.
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For the most part felt like I did a pretty good job with executing the pitches I was throwing at times.
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After executing a karate-style kick to his head, Foster rips out the other man's heart and gives it to Grande.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, a New York Democrat, accused Trump of executing Putin's diplomatic and national security strategy, not America's.
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Nielsen, DHS secretary at the time of the policy's implementation, was a key official in executing, promoting and defending the policy.
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One of his first orders of business was executing an idea that the firm&aposs executive ranks had long been contemplating.
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The letter came as climate negotiators gathered in Marrakesh, Morocco, to work on the details of executing the Paris climate accord.
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He began executing people accused of treason, and he led the Massacre of Novgorod, which targeted an entire city in 1570.
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"They've been executing well on that business though there's still a long way to go," said Edward Jones analyst Dave Heger.
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When they recruited an advisor, he was executing his right to work wherever he wanted with clients that he developed himself.
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That is insane: ISIS is already murdering or enslaving Christians, Yazidis and other religious minorities; executing gays; destroying antiquities; oppressing women.
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" The president's office presumes, Mr. Dukh wrote, that the pranksters were "connected to some Russian official bodies and executing their orders.
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Human rights groups believe the death toll has been understated, and accuse the authorities of executing suspects and staging crime scenes.
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Most research currently is given out for free, with brokers recouping the cost through fees on executing trades for fund managers.
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Kennedy and two other current justices were in the majority in the 2002 ruling precluding executing people with an intellectual disability.
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The threat of crucifixes, downward elbows, switches, and back takes have to be respected by the man executing the high crotch.
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Executing eight inmates in a 10-day period is unprecedented for the state, which has executed just 27 inmates since 1976.
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"We are focused on executing against the plan we've laid out to improve GE's performance," the company said in a statement.
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The company has been adding new distribution channels, investing heavily in e-commerce and executing on a $500 million share buyback.
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Little has also activated the Idaho National Guard to "assist civil authorities and local jurisdictions" with executing the state's coronavirus response.
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The strings seem to be in constant pursuit of a spiraling harmonic center, executing quick, sharp rhythms that feel almost danceable.
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America's top allies in the region — Thailand and the Philippines — are both executing versions of our American-style war on drugs.
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There are many people who have ideas, but when it comes to executing it, I was the first to do it.
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Among them is an account of Danny Boyle directing "Frankenstein," each day welcoming Hytner's insistent notes while executing none of them.
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It puts prison staff in the untenable position of executing a human being they know personally and often truly care for.
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But the other function of these voice assistants — executing tasks — is far more reliable, and you're probably not using it enough.
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At times he looked more like a point guard, bringing the ball up, executing behind-the-back dribbles and spin moves.
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For Duterte, executing criminals was his top priority, with a bill put to Congress on the first day of his presidency.
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" He expressed contrition, though only fleetingly, saying that in executing his political responsibilities, he had not been "the epitome of perfection.
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In the process of planning, executing, and hosting my Zoom party, I picked up a few tips and tricks to share.
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Police reject activists' allegations that they are executing suspected drug users and dealers and say officers shoot only in self-defence.
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Everything progressives want — from getting humane policies passed to executing on them effectively — requires a foundation of social and political trust.
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The president has relied heavily on sanctions in executing his foreign policy, but it isn't clear that they have influenced behavior.
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The targets are only suspected of crime, and even if that suspicion was founded, executing them without a trial is unjustified.
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He's got a golden horseshoe somewhere, and he's really good at executing, so I've just got to get better at that.
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"It was more physically and mentally challenging than I ever could have imagined," Johnson told Military Times about executing combat missions.
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VESTBERG: I DON'T SPEND TIME THINKING ABOUT IT. ME AND MY TEAM THINK ABOUT EXECUTING ON THE VERIZON STRATEGY RIGHT NOW.
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Azar and Verma are charged with executing President Trump's agenda on prescription drug prices, the Affordable Care Act, Medicare and Medicaid.
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And the law is clear: If investigators executing a lawful warrant seize evidence of additional crimes, they may use that evidence.
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At the same time, the Cuban government penalized dissent, often censoring, jailing, and even executing so-called traitors to the Revolution.
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But executing on that investment opportunity requires an entirely different skillset that revolves around the hiring, training and managing of people.
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He was responsible for executing long-term senior unsecured and subordinated transactions for Barclays in his last role at the bank.
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The law isn't self-executing, which means that drivers and cities will have to fight Uber in a lengthy legal battle.
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Given this power, it is inevitable that the enormous discretion central bankers have in executing their mandate will inspire popular mistrust.
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Executing trades for clients can often times be a difficult, complex task that proves hard to explain in a cohesive way.
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It is partially why the Heritage Foundation has judged our military to be only marginally capable of executing its solemn responsibilities.
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FCA added it was fully committed to executing its 2014-18 business plan, having achieved all of its targets to date.
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As the past few weeks have reminded us, the American government's vaunted system of checks and balances is not self-executing.
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"The Saudi government supports terrorists and takfiri [radical Sunni] extremists, while executing and suppressing critics inside the country," the spokesman said.
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He is expected to sign a memo in the coming days telling the military to begin executing the plans next month.
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Fortunately for Iacocca and Chrysler, Ford allowed the departing executing to take the rights to his "mini" van project with him.
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Two Homeland Security memos lay out methods for executing Trump's immigration crackdown Two Homeland Security memos lay out methods for executing Trump's immigration crackdown The Department of Homeland Security issued two memos this week that offer the most detailed look yet at how the Trump administration plans to ramp up immigration enforcement in the coming weeks and months.
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During that volatile period, traders complained of difficulties with a lack of liquidity, meaning that executing a trade significantly shifted the price.
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" Without any apparent evidence for his claims, Johnston also tweeted that Open Society "planned and is executing this, including where they defecate.
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Compared to Bogut, none of them can protect the rim, set screens, and crash the glass while intuitively executing Golden State's offense.
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On "Reliable," Samantha Vinograd said his tweet about the NYT is talking about "executing journalists," because treason is a death penalty offense.
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The phrase "good night" is the radio parlance used by pilots when executing a handover from one airspace to another, Quest said.
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LAPD is executing a search warrant at Rogers' home, and we're told they will be excavating his property for a possible body.
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I. (Iannetta) has a done a great job with Patrick getting him through moments, but it's really Patrick making the pitches, executing.
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Instead of starting with some input data, executing a series of operations and displaying the output, it works by finding internal consistency.
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You have these checkpoints where you've got to go and raise additional funding — and the future of the company relies on executing.
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That is thanks to its scale, says Heath Terry of Goldman Sachs, the investments it chooses and its skill at executing them.
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"The next several years are going to require executing on the deputy crown prince's vision," said Daniel Yergin, vice chairman of IHS.
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They work alongside law enforcement teams executing warrants and serving as computer forensic analysts as part of a year-long unpaid internship.
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At first the times for actually executing the calculation and simulating it may have been comparable — a matter of seconds or minutes.
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In 19993, the justices invalidated the state's rigid, unscientific rule that skirted the court's clear 2002 ban on executing intellectually disabled people.
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And executing a truly disruptive idea may actually be more possible than ever, thanks to the advent of new tools for entrepreneurs.
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You simply design it and Netlify can handle all of the back-end coding directly at the edge where it is executing.
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So it is kind of ironic that the people charged with investigating the law and executing the law would violate the law.
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Morgan chases them with a rifle, stopping the group at gunpoint before executing one of them with a shot to the head.
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Procter & Gamble said in a statement that the company is executing a winning strategy, as evidenced by its 20153 fiscal year results.
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"I think a case can be made that United Technologies is simply out-executing GE in more than just aerospace," Cramer said.
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So, it is kind of ironic that the people charged with investigating the law and executing the law would violate the law.
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The Fellowship is free and a stipend will be provided to cover travel, incidentals, and costs associated with executing a culminating project.
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But some Western analysts said that executing Sheikh Nimr along with Qaeda militants conflated his outspoken activism with a grave national threat.
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The federal government will resume executing death row inmates after nearly two decades without doing so, the Department of Justice announced Thursday.
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His gaze wasn't even on the screen, yet he was having a full, involved conversation, while executing long hit-string combos flawlessly.
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The company has been executing its strategy to drive growth and value for shareholders as it transforms into a global biopharmaceutical leader.
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The Vinson strike group will operate in the Western Pacific rather than executing previously planned port visits to Australia, Pacific Command said.
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When it comes to short-term trading, Brown suggests having a plan, executing it and keeping your emotions out of the picture.
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Amnesty International said the fighters blindfolded their victims and marched them away before executing 53 of them, including men, women and children.
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"It helps us get a message out across the country that we maybe weren't executing just as a House conference," said Rep.
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Whatever the truth, Indian jets had penetrated Pakistani territory apparently undetected, executing an assault within 60 miles of the country's capital, Islamabad.
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The traditional management structure is replaced with a code-made organization or company, created out of "smart contracts" or self-executing transactions.
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Ritchie said that the company may strike similar deals with other investors, but that its immediate focus is on executing O'Neal's deal.
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"We are still in the early stages of executing the 'Consumer Direct Offense' with much more opportunity ahead of us," Campion said.
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The score has provided a way to see how well funds that are branded as ESG funds are executing on those strategies.
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Human rights groups have accused Iraqi security forces of summarily executing ISIS prisoners during their campaign to retake Iraq's second-largest city.
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Law enforcement confirmed to PEOPLE that as of Friday morning "numerous" agencies were executing a search warrant but did not specify where.
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"If I keep doing the numbers right and keep executing the right shots I can't do much more than that," he said.
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We are all working very closely together, and we have -- we have a common vision in executing and getting a real agreement.
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The Blue Jackets struck first with 6:06 remaining in the first period by winning a faceoff and executing effective puck movement.
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As with physical defense, sometimes that means diplomacy or sanctions, and sometimes it means executing missions to cripple an enemy's cyber operations.
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"It's also based on the unacceptable risk of executing innocent people," U.N. human rights spokesman Rupert Colville said at a news briefing.
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The Trump administration has said it will impose sanctions on 17 Saudis accused of coordinating and executing the plot to kill Khashoggi.
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Besides, there is always the possibility of executing an innocent and so I abolished the death penalty in New Mexico in 2009.
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Its leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, declared a caliphate and his followers took control, beheading or executing anyone suspected of opposing them.
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Bitcoin's blockchain handles mainly financial transactions, but ether's can run computer code, including self-executing "smart contracts", like those underpinning the DAO.
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David Garrett, Jin-Shin Dai, and Jory Herman deserve particular praise for executing string solos in parking lots under a hot sun.
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U.N. sanctions are not self-executing, and neither Beijing nor Pyongyang has a right to misuse our banks to terrorize and proliferate.
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Its cloud-based apps power work productivity at every stage of the sales funnel, from lead generation to executing upon final sales.
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Dancing to Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata", the twice world champions effortlessly swayed on the ice, executing the complex elements integrated in their choreography.
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The first rule for executing a successful squeeze is to squeeze with the underlying fundamentals of the market rather than against them.
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The fire now is fueled by memes about jailing Clinton and casual remarks about executing her, among other distasteful expressions of contempt.
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The Advocate noted that in addition to arresting Jones, authorities seized several electronic devices from his home after executing a search warrant.
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"It comes down to them pulling their goalie and executing and we have to live with that," Oilers coach Todd McLellan said.
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There often is no clear-cut answer on this question of benefit, which is a good reason to consider not executing crosses.
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The state prosecutor dropped fraud charges against Gordhan, executing a U-turn in a case that has drawn accusations of political meddling.
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She's one of the core members of Senior Send-Off, a class tasked with planning, modeling, and executing the school's inaugural ceremony.
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His other disturbing ideas include mass deportations and travel bans, separating immigrant parents from their babies, arming teachers and executing drug dealers.
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Besides, it's been the Alexandrians, not the Saviors, who have been executing unarmed people left and right over the past couple weeks.
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The self-funded project took place over three weeks time with 21 people executing the painting and organization of the public artwork.
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She loved getting total strangers to work together, executing plans that she had drawn up after hours and hours of painstaking coordination.
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"Lone Star and the Resolution Fund fully support this standalone strategy and investment ... Our entire focus now is executing that," he said.
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When you're a chef, you spend ten or 15 years working for someone else and all that time, you're executing a task.
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By not part of it, you mean that they're on a different plane, because the word of God is what they're executing?
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His first decision, made several years ago, was executing a substantial pivot away from an initial business model as an advertising network.
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Toward the end of the video, Ms. Ballinger says she's executing the modern equivalent of the old-time star's retreat into seclusion.
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