Supercharger coverage will extend to 218% of Europe next year.
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The haze layers extend to altitudes of over 120 miles.
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Facebook's crackdown on vaccination misinformation will also extend to Instagram.
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That'll quickly extend to every competitive race on the map.
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Supercharger coverage will extend to 100% of Europe next year.
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That will also extend to the Disney + show What If...?
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These values extend to all of our employees and customers.
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But can the regime of rights extend to all people?
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Does that extend to other aspects of your creative output?
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"The risks do not only extend to men," Alter said.
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NP: So does FordPass extend to not owning a car?
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Texans' tolerance for sexual liberty didn't extend to Richards, however.
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The company's sustainability pledge will also extend to product shipping.
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These lights extend to the seats, rear console, and roof.
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It could also extend to clerics who sexually abuse nuns.
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The overtures extend to Morocco's educational system and intellectual community.
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The problems extend to others on the offense as well.
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If so, might said hope extend to us as well?
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Trump's organizational troubles even extend to two of his children.
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At times her contempt seems to extend to Barrese himself.
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The rules will also extend to broadcast and satellite radio.
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These conversations can extend to toys, clothing, and costumes too.
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But the company overhaul doesn't just extend to its employees.
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But the diversity they bring doesn't extend to their professional experience.
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But she said that doesn't necessarily extend to the full GOP.
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Marshall's apparent authoritarian tendencies extend to his policy platform as well.
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And those questions extend to her just-released "Million Reasons" video.
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Next, you'll do an open diagonal plank extend to the side.
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However, this special request will not extend to Japanese with tattoos.
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Sadly, his liberalism didn't extend to the wholehearted abolition of slavery.
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It seems Markle's admiration does not extend to Ivanka Trump's father.
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But the benefits of competing extend to all Startup Battlefield participants.
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His appeal appeared to extend to all political stripes and religions.
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But its protections do not extend to individuals with breast cancer.
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And, he noted, that empathy should extend to their own employees.
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The design changes also extend to the notification center (Action Center).
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The ramifications extend to all Americans but especially minorities, she wrote.
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It's a right I would extend to everyone if I could.
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Positive reviews of Obama extend to his approval rating as well.
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Ms Léon's lyricism does not yet extend to dialogue or characterisation.
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GM's plans for the Essentia extend to Africa and Latin America.
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It's opt in on your side, and doesn't extend to them.
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The rules on public demonstrations do not extend to private spaces.
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This Saturday, the quiet will extend to internet on mobile devices.
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Today, those communities extend to subreddits, Facebook pages, and numerous Tumblrs.
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By 2023, it would extend to every ZIP code in America.
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His fastidiousness did not extend to the matter of the bill.
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This practice of discretion should also extend to a spouse's employer.
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The big gains extend to its smaller competitors such as litecoin.
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These plans extend to the company, but also to senior executives.
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That seems to extend to the Spotify piece you perform live.
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No more waiting in lines that extend to the next car.
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It can extend to fit practically any tub or jacuzzi size.
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It can extend to fit practically any tub or jacuzzi size.
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The benefits extend to the entire rebuilding program, city officials said.
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The same characteristics of this illusion extend to the cheerleader effect.
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The policy is scheduled to extend to three years by 2024.
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Action to restrict big public gatherings could extend to sporting events.
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Yes. But will this extend to the rest of our lives?
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Expect that to extend to sleep tech in a major way.
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The policy will extend to the platform's original podcasts as well.
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They say that protection did not extend to the rebel forces.
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Did that distaste extend to laws that would combat climate change?
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However, the Supreme Court decision did not extend to the ITC.
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The ban did not extend to women breastfeeding in allowed places.
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I'm sure that that would extend to other modes of transportation.
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This spirit must extend to monitoring all of big tech's activities.
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That problem can extend to benefits like paid leave as well.
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It adds to an aura of familiarity that doesn't extend to Sanders.
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But the warm ratings for Obama do not extend to his party.
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However, that did not extend to on screen portrayals of gay people.
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Stock futures indicated that those losses would extend to the United States.
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In fact, the killer grooves extend to Knowles Lawson's granddaughter as well.
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Unfortunately, these exemptions don't extend to games that require always-online servers.
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The S&P changes, which extend to the S&P MidCap 400 .
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The pilot project will gradually extend to the rest of the country.
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And we're excited to see that same fearless perspective extend to beauty.
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This entitlement can extend to the creative output of influencers as well.
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WE ARE NOW BUILDING THAT CAPABILITY TO EXTEND TO OUR LICENSE PARTNERS.
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The haze layers extend to altitudes of over 120 miles (200 kilometers).
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The visits date back to to the 1980s and extend to today.
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See, my affections extend to the entire family of Muji cleaning items.
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Are there any words you would like to extend to Smash Mouth?
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In 2019, the program will extend to adults aged 19 to 29.
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The hostility is likely to extend to Palestinian employees of Israeli companies.
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But for her, human rights don't extend to humans in the womb.
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The impacts will extend to all facets of life, including investment management.
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Concerns about a lack of leadership extend to the board of directors.
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The potential pitfalls of socially conscious criticism extend to casting as well.
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And those must-have skills definitely extend to your phone and computer.
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The troubles also extend to Nissan's alliance with the French automaker Renault.
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This would extend to live-streamers as well, not just credentialed press.
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Claire hoped earlier that Randall's kindness toward Alex would extend to Mary.
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The so-called Goldilocks investment scenario seems to even extend to inflation.
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Luckily this warning does not extend to us here on the internet.
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But my good luck at home did not extend to middle school.
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Mr. Kosky's directorial skills extend to eliminating much of the stereotypical schlock.
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The financial ties extend to a currency swap between China and Argentina.
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The restaurant shutdown does not always extend to takeout and delivery service.
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The benefits of time away from tailpipes extend to the cellular level.
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Critic's Notebook The riches of the collection extend to its inaugural exhibitions.
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Was it possible the travel ban would extend to all of China?
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The issues with the Grammys extend to the televised show as well.
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His critique did not extend to how well consent decrees actually work.
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Would the term extend to people who had been here for generations?
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They often extend to other Bolivian cities and into Brazil and Argentina.
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Republicans say the Trump effect could even extend to state legislative races.
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That policy change could also extend to Apple's smart speaker, the HomePod.
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Whether such bankruptcy protections would extend to individual Sacklers is in dispute.
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Souter cautions that the findings may not extend to more complicated pregnancies.
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However, support for closer economic relations does not extend to sociopolitical integration.
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He also wants the pardon to extend to other crimes he committed.
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Bill sponsors say they want the amendment to extend to federal elections.
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But clearly that acceptance doesn't extend to being forthright with her family.
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Most states' civil rights protections also do not extend to trans people.
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But disturbingly, this objectifying tendency also seems to extend to young girls.
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If it stops production, the damage will extend to the country at large.
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Of course, all this smart design doesn't extend to the C930's portability.
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America's laws defines just how far her grace can extend to the weary.
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And what if he does divest -- shouldn't that also extend to his children?
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This differences in these narratives extend to the way both projects are shot.
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The funny part is how this mindset fails to extend to other threats.
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But that doesn't extend to FEMA loans or assistance re-building their homes.
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The two states are obviously pretty different, and those differences extend to connectivity.
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And his designs extend to other members of the royal family as well!
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And yet, that disappointment does not extend to his former secretary of state.
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But the program doesn't extend to those with any other types of offenses.
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That effort also needs to extend to the hardware before I'd consider switching.
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Similar comparisons now extend to other minority groups, particularly other men of color.
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Like any good Housewives feud, this one seems to extend to many people.
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However, the same promo doesn't extend to current subscribers just looking to upgrade.
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Those lukewarm attitudes even extend to backers of the two major party nominees.
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It was unclear whether Acton's feelings about Facebook extend to his own app.
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That confidence does not extend to whatever covers the body of the XPS.
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That cynical approach seems to extend to his visual branding as a whole.
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And why shouldn't our love for stripes extend to our workout gear, too?
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This risk will extend to all flammable environments, for instance a petrol station.
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Now, those tremendous resources and that technical expertise will extend to political campaigns.
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These kinds of issues extend to immigration detention centers and the prison system.
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And the benefits didn't only extend to people who said they completely abstained.
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Labor groups also fear that job cuts could soon extend to flight personnel.
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This holistic approach is meant to extend to every aspect of their visit.
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Identifying as "omnisexual," Harkness' sexual appetites extend to men, women, and aliens alike.
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The new spring deals extend to all Southwest destinations within the United States.
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Does an implied license extend to being recreated as an avatar, for example?
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As solar technology improves, this could extend to refrigerators and other household appliances.
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Their appreciation for the free market does not appear to extend to NGS.
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Presumably that retail presence will also extend to Vizio's other distributors over time.
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Americans' divisions over these protests extend to perceptions of what the protests mean.
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Otherwise, the damage could extend to business transactions well beyond their trilateral framework.
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But those concerns among small business owners do not extend to their work.
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The distances of the missiles proposed, she said, would not extend to Taiwan.
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The regulations may also extend to exchanges that are trading these digital tokens.
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Your love jones could extend to a long-distance hottie on the 13th.
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Look for the public conversation to extend to scrutiny of its commercial use.
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Heller, the landmark decision that found that Second Amendment protections extend to individuals.
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It's unclear if those partnerships with athletes — including Phelps — extend to the Games.
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People are worried about leveraged loans, which lenders extend to highly indebted companies.
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And the squeeze could extend to American companies in unexpected industries, like wine.
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Mr. Trump's current tariffs extend to roughly 2 percent of China's economic output.
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Or sufficiently impaired such that it can no longer extend to another planet.
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John Hyten said that degradation does not extend to the military space efforts.
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Many fear public speaking — and that can extend to one-on-one conversations.
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The catch: Their interspecies bonding ability may extend to almost any other creature.
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These figures extend to the 16 and above demographic for women as well.
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Their grass-roots organizations extend to precincts and parishes in all 50 states.
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This does not extend to the UAE because of high financing impairment charges.
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Unfortunately for Giuliani, that protection does not extend to the sitting president's lawyer.
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Those same protections extend to a person who qualifies as a patient's caregiver.
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That these policies would extend to Siri as well isn't exactly shocking news.
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The benefits of engaging in a hobby extend to hours, even days later.
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Pasternak's protected status did not, however, extend to all of his loved ones.
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And these policies extend to third-party apps for iPhone and Apple Watch.
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The Justice Department argued in court in 2017 that sexual discrimination protections in the workplace do not extend to sexual orientation and wrote in a brief to the Supreme Court in 85033 the protections also do not extend to transgender people.
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The change also does not extend to generalized propaganda and misinformation about the elections.
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Monday&aposs ruling does not extend to the wife and daughter, Irina and Anastasia.
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Naturally, the analysis will extend to the artifacts as well, including the amber beads.
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Mochibot's telescopic legs have three sliding parts that can extend to nearly two feet.
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But the Georgian problem with the Kremlin does not extend to the Russian people.
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After the meeting, Perkins said the language would extend to any "physical, emotional" therapy.
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And these investments in the next generation of transportation extend to other areas, too.
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Later, this feature will extend to controls for multiroom music on other connected speakers.
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It's too early to tell if the bridge will extend to Amazon's cheap tablets.
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The deal could extend to FCA's Fiat Professional brand as well, TechCrunch has learned.
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MIGHT Donald Trump's promise to shake up America's trade policy extend to its statistics?
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The design changes also extend to just making things quicker and easier to use.
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Its ambitions extend to its repertory, which ranges from opera to dance and comedy.
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According to TechCrunch, Bumble's coins will extend to other features coming in the future.
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Some of its Prime Day deals will extend to these items, the company said.
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The censorship will extend to Google's image search, spell check, and suggested search features.
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Its range would extend to almost 8,000 kilometers when carrying 40 tons of freight.
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Just as important, digital education needs to extend to the top of the house.
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The following year, the requirement will extend to companies with 20 or more employees.
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I think as the vote gets closer, it will probably extend to the euro.
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For salafists, the unbelievers potentially extend to a much wider group, including the Shias.
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It's just a shame that this same quality doesn't extend to the phone's camera.
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That same dedication to the public should extend to our elected representatives in Congress.
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The program can even extend to an entire home built around a client's car.
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YouTube's exclusivity rights to the games extend to U.S., including Puerto Rico, and Canada.
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The requirements will extend to firearms that go missing in transit to a customer.
|
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C Nazem Kadri saw his goal-less drought extend to six games on Saturday.
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No reason it wouldn't extend to other countries, too, as carbon dioxide spreads globally.
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But that warm feeling did not extend to the business side of baseball broadcasting.
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Interestingly, these pros and cons extend to a range of other industries and countries.
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That doesn't necessarily mean the investment blitz will extend to other U.S. oil regions.
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These days, those protections extend to the passcodes that only a device owner knows.
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Differing financial behavior In addition to financial knowledge, gender differences extend to financial behavior.
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Gray-tiled floors extend to the dining area, which flows into an open kitchen.
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Though the tradition is focused on Julene, its benefits extend to her entire tribe.
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But that doesn't have to extend to shopping your repulsive ideas to grade schoolers.
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Fukunaga's immersive tendencies extend to his hobbies, of which he has a shocking number.
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Asking about my feelings during sex didn't extend to caring about them after sex.
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Unfortunately, this level of detail does not extend to the overall story and characters.
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"Respecting every American's gender must extend to travel abroad," said Khanna in a statement.
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He asked if the line would ever extend to the Bronx, as originally planned.
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The privilege of being in our community does not extend to Nazis and supremacists.
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However he did note that the new restrictions, would also extend to family members.
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Their commitment to using the house does not, however, extend to spending weekdays there.
|
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The S&P 500's gains extend to 5.5% six months following a crisis.
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But it remains unsettled whether Title IX protections extend to a person's gender identity.
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It might extend to stars that aren't as outrageous as Griffin, Depp or Reiner.
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I extend to his family and to the brotherly Egyptian people the deepest condolences.
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But the depth of the visual world-building doesn't extend to the story or characters.
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While Trump could pardon Manafort for federal crimes, his authority doesn't extend to state charges.
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Sadly, Mitchell's thoughts don't extend to speculating about how much the consumer headset will cost.
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Those ads will extend to YouTube as well, where they'll slot in alongside recommended videos.
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That starts with actual WeWork employees but could eventually extend to WeWork members, as well.
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Civil liberties extend to all human beings, regardless of the socially-constructed borders they cross.
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Now the integration of JD.com's online and Walmart's offline supply chains will extend to groceries.
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The Sanders camp says that that protection could extend to the Democratic convention in July.
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Facebook's data collection capabilities apparently extend to tracking all the phone calls on Android devices.
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And bipartisanship certainly did not extend to political dissidents, especially a socialist such as Sanders.
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In future, automated translation tools such as Google Translate might extend to lesser-known languages.
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The worries extend to the special intelligence court, created under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance act.
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Of course, this indulgence does not extend to women's cricket, which they deem an abomination.
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Silicon Valley's love of billion-dollar start-ups doesn't extend to the rest of America.
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The Christian mandate to help one's neighbor does not extend to Muslims in al Qosh.
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Such vigilance must extend to the sellers of these systems as well as their users.
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The benefits of mentorship extend to employees well beyond the early stages of their careers.
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The Packers have many veterans they could restructure or extend to create more cap space.
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Plus, other research suggests these benefits extend to the toll stress takes on your body.
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Votel also said the reconciliation plan doesn&apost extend to Islamic State fighters in Afghanistan.
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And these caste-based social structures extend to places like Sri Lanka and Nepal, too.
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His credits extend to Star Fox Adventures, Viva Piñata, Grabbed By the Ghoulies and beyond.
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A 183-218 run by Iwundu helped the Wildcats extend to a 212-18 advantage.
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By 2020, the ban will extend to cover cars that were registered prior to 2010.
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Those hopes extend to Florida, where Republicans are fending off Democratic challenges in several districts.
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Coke habits can also extend to the sales staff, according to another former dealership employee.
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The crown prince has been very clear that they do not extend to political reform.
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Djokovic will extend to 230 his streak of consecutive weeks holding the No. 53 ranking.
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At Wrigley Field, safety netting does not extend to the far ends of the dugout.
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The bill would not extend to bond insurers, large financial firms and hedge fund investors.
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But that loyalty doesn't necessarily extend to third-party sellers, according to Farrell at Sidecar.
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And that tribalist instinct can extend to something as silly and frivolous as Hogwarts houses.
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Congress is expected to pass a fifth CR that would extend to about March 23.
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It is unclear whether it will extend to the government's own family planning publicity efforts.
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The houses of male strangers willing to extend to you this same line of credit.
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The patriotic gestures can even extend to fan-driven actions off the field as well.
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The relative parity between the DCCC and the NRCC doesn't extend to the national party.
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Apple's own apps aside, its intelligent suggestions will extend to the share sheet as well.
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But the tolerance does not extend to Islamists or anyone who expresses sympathy for them.
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"Respecting every American's gender must extend to travel abroad," Khanna said in a press statement.
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Blanchflower, 67, tells CNBC Make It that the findings also extend to his personal life.
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But issues extend to the rest of the state, including limited air and rail facilities.
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But not everyone realizes that the health benefits of hydration actually extend to stress relief.
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This visit to the States isn't just for Thanksgiving; it will also extend to Christmastime.
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In Trump's defense, the First Amendment does extend to all viewpoints — whether virtuous or evil.
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This ideal of feminine virtue did not extend to black women, or working-class ones.
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This respect for self-governance also needs to extend to criminal jurisdiction in Indian Country.
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Next year, the school will extend to seventh grade and in 2018 to eighth grade.
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The companies said deliveries were scheduled to begin in late 2019 and extend to 2022.
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At church, I run a reading program, which I hope to extend to the community.
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Kudlow told CNBC this policy, if pursued, may extend to bonds as well as stocks.
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ACE's numbers suggest that the diversity of England's workforce does not extend to leadership roles.
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That may soon extend to the subterranean, as Israel seeks to block tunnel passages underground.
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And so their desire to blow up government doesn't extend to Medicare and Social Security.
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Not only did Omar apologize for the specific sentiment, but she put herself in the shoes of her Jewish interlocutors and realized that she ought to extend to them the same sensitivity to anti-Semitism as she would want others to extend to racism.
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But some consequences for not registering would most likely extend to women if they were included.
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The complaints extend to Naya's Facebook page, which hasn't been updated by the company since June.
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Don't get too comfortable because this year's trend predictions also extend to their knobs and handles.
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The opposition&aposs suspicions extend to the ballots&apos printing, storage, design and even paper quality.
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But whether Title IX protections extend to a person's gender identity depends on whom you ask.
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Additional phases of the project could see the Florida hyperloop extend to Atlanta and then Chicago.
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The theater can extend to how people receive a woman wearing contemporary or traditional Native clothing.
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Opposition research on candidates, Painter explained to me, should never extend to working with foreign powers.
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The Paris Call is a handshake establishing principles, including: Human rights should extend to online spaces.
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Thanks to Cortana integration, this will even extend to some Microsoft apps on iOS and Android.
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The question now is whether Cruz and Kasich's shaky alliance will extend to the Golden State.
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If BA is allowed to buy Flybe, this monopoly will extend to other parts of Britain.
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What's more, these voice capabilities will extend to IP phones and conference room devices, as well.
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These oddities extend to tax, which is collected by an office called Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs.
|
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The findings of the study can extend to other apps like Twitter, messaging apps and email.
|
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President Donald Trump's administration has argued that Title VII's protections do not extend to LGBT people.
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This will extend to her costumes, too, which means Spears may hang up the feathered shrug.
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These attacks could extend to other major pieces of internet infrastructure, causing even more widespread outages.
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It has black feathers on the bodice, which extend to wing-like protrusions from her shoulders.
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Or maybe you're wearing gloves and your adventurous streak doesn't extend to frostbite and hospital visits.
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But the ability to build an understanding of data structures could theoretically extend to other mediums.
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But the recognition of the value of trade agreements does not extend to acceptance of TPP.
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Under the Commission's plans, this would also extend to goods delivered from one country to another.
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Governor Greg Abbott recently announced a copycat freeze of state hiring that will extend to August.
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However, it indicates a pattern of cooperation between AMI and Cohen that may extend to Trump.
|
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In time this sort of method will extend to other genetic disorders and other medical applications.
|
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This reticence on the internet could extend to voter turnout -- and perhaps it did in 2016.
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In 2027, that would extend to all income groups under $75,000, as individual tax reductions expire.
|
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After Queens, the network will extend to Brooklyn and then to Staten Island, Ms. Hensley said.
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Last year's restraint may not extend to this year, as venture firms have padded their coffers.
|
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The reaction to Bradley's arrival suggests that open-mindedness might not yet extend to North America.
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They stress that Congress did not mean Title VII to extend to claims of sexual orientations.
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It remains unclear if Cohen's cooperation in this case will extend to other other federal investigations.
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The northern border for the neighborhood is Metropolitan Avenue; it does not extend to Grand Avenue.
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"It's going to happen as we get more coverage and extend to more cities," he said.
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"It kind of seemed obvious that enterprise social should extend to shift workers," Patrontasch told TechCrunch.
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This doesn't extend to treating sensory processing disorders, post-traumatic stress, and anxiety, the statement adds.
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Whatever regrets she had about her husband, I learned, did not extend to the family business.
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Leveraged loans, which banks and other financial institutions extend to already indebted companies, have also ballooned.
|
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Now is the time for cooperation and compassion — and that compassion has to extend to wildlife.
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That customer care seems to extend to New York City's illicit cannabis delivery services as well.
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They may see the economy expanding and profits growing, but this doesn't extend to their paychecks.
|
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Its HIV success story did not extend to the Beira corridor—it didn't even come close.
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Does that responsibility extend to representing Lebanon on the world stage when other narratives come up?
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Such displays of gratitude rarely extend to those in the same business but out of uniform.
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Especially when the behavior is part of a longstanding pattern that also may extend to rape?
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But those perks have yet to extend to every financial institution and business across the country.
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It does not extend to ordinary commercial arms-length transactions like hotel stays, the department contends.
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We cannot allow adversaries abroad to cloak themselves in the legal protections we extend to Americans.
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The rule did not extend to any contract worth $500,000 or more until April 25, 2017.
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But some on the left argue that freedom of speech should not extend to hate speech.
|
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Her love for the new surroundings just might extend to the man who shared her journey.
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The tightening ties extend to space: European and Japanese scientists unveiled a probe destined for Mercury.
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The ban will extend to all of H&M's brands, which include & Other Stories and Cos.
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President," the chief justice said, "I extend to you and the first lady a warm welcome.
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She needed to extend Max the forgiveness that she could not afford to extend to Perry.
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The Fortune Securities analysts said that pressure could even extend to big Chinese names like BYD.
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The e-money license from the FCA will extend to 23 countries within the European Union.
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There is a chance, however, that it could extend to the end of the fiscal year.
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Indeed, that order risks crumbling entirely, as assaults on liberal democracy extend to the West itself.
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They also warn that punishment could extend to partner companies or suppliers located in other countries.
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Some of these issues extend to a chatty culture among others who work on this floor.
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If there is a Rotten Tomatoes effect, it seems to only extend to the American market.
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That customer care seems to extend to New York City's illicit cannabis-delivery services as well.
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But Apple's philosophy on touch does not extend to laptops and iMacs for one key reason.
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The decline, however, didn't extend to top apps by Amazon, Google and Facebook, according to Adobe.
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Based on their findings, Hörder and her team believe that this threshold can extend to middle age.
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Independents approve of Trump's handling of the economy, but that approval doesn't extend to Republicans more broadly.
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These detrimental effects extend to people who are in solitary confinement at no fault of their own.
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These various contradictory impulses and complicating tensions extend to the association of incels with sexism and misogyny.
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But the reckoning doesn't extend to interns, who have limited protections even under the troubled official system.
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House rules bar sexual relationships with office staff, but the prohibition does not extend to campaign aides.
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The White House says this strategy will extend to other platforms like Tumblr and YouTube as well.
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The PBOC offers an option to banks to "rediscount" the loans that they extend to their customers.
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The allegations against the company extend to sexual assault, with stories of "several" rapes, the report says.
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However, the letter also makes it clear that authority does not extend to data on remote servers.
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Their acting credits extend to appearances in India's melodramatic television soaps, as well as several television ads.
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In fact, Nike just signed a new uniform contract with the NFL that will extend to 2028.
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Seattle's rules extend to Comcast, CenturyLink and Wave, but not to wireless providers operating in the city.
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This is not an ability I wish to extend to any existing government in the physical world.
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But those rights don't extend to independent contractors, whose ranks have grown dramatically in the gig economy.
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But Apple wants those rules to extend to humans stepping in to prevent even minor traffic violations.
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It has benefits, and those benefits extend to the microbiome as well as to babies and mothers.
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The games start on August 5th and extend to September 18th with the conclusion of the Paralympics.
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New Hampshire's state motto of "Live Free or Die" doesn't extend to female body parts, it seems.
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Under this bill, those protections would extend to employees who refuse to violate federal rules and regulations.
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She hoped to see Time's Up's work extend to South America and countries like India and Pakistan.
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Did it extend to peoples and nations or was it a thing that happened only between individuals?
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It's also crucial to continue to communicate that these values extend to all aspects of the business.
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Thanks to Cortana integration, this will even extend to some Microsoft apps on iOS and Android eventually.
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The pressure began to extend to some swing districts, where constituents pressed Democratic members such as Reps.
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With the U.S. $22 trillion in debt, it should extend to every agency in the U.S. government.
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President Donald Trump's administration has argued that protections based on sex do not extend to LGBT+ people.
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His reverence for tennis did not extend to the bureaucracy that ruled it in the amateur era.
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Interestingly, the A.M.A.'s call for an advertising ban does not extend to promotion aimed at doctors.
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It will start from oilfields near Kirkuk and extend to the Fish-Khabur border area with Turkey.
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Without an appropriate response from the Ghanaian government, the visa restrictions could extend to a broader population.
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ICE's detention responsibilities extend to detaining anyone caught at the border within 72 hours of their apprehension.
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BHP noted scope changes in the 2019 review, which would also extend to coal lobby group Coal21.
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Politico reported on Wednesday that the protections would extend to care for transgender patients seeking to transition.
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Nor is it clear that such a ruling would extend to letting the public see that material.
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His theory of presidential immunity did not extend to Bill Clinton, for example, whose impeachment Barr defended.
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Bargaining in the federal sphere is limited; most notably, it does not extend to wages and benefits.
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We're very clear that the humor doesn't extend to our customer service group or our claims department.
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But the suspension, which also includes crème, fruit and cucumber, does not extend to menthol or mint.
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An animal's right to privacy, like a human's, does not extend to all situations at all times.
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The "one person, one vote" concept is a principle of American democracy that doesn't extend to caucuses.
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These partnerships also give police departments discounts on Ring products, which they can extend to their communities.
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Pizza Hut has released some questionable pizza base options, and its culinary enthusiasm might extend to toppings.
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That divide should never extend to the reliability of information put forth by the United States government.
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And it's possible that Amazon's reach in the market for clothing will extend to the physical world.
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First Amendment principles extend to all Americans, whatever their ideology and however unpopular their views might be.
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Is it limited to foreign policy or does it extend to civil liberties and other domestic issues?
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"If things get messier, this might extend to a bigger fall," Somasundaram added, advising a defensive position.
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Some, including Germany, said they would argue the court's jurisdiction did not extend to the Palestinian territories.
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They wouldn't find much inspiration in his books, though—Franzen's doomerism does not extend to his novels.
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Did the 13th prohibit only chattel bondage or extend to other elements of slavery, including racial inequality?
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It's impressive all around, but important to note that the claims of "losslessness" only extend to 210x.
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But the success Gourlay noted with UnitedHealthcare doesn&apost extend to all Medicare Advantage plans, he said.
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Mars Petcare offers flexible working and says that can extend to "pawternity" as well as pet bereavement.
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Though government-provided deposit insurance now protects against this hazard, it did not extend to money markets.
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Instead, I view being open about my journey as a privilege I extend to a potential partner.
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These partnerships also give police departments discounts on Ring products, which they can extend to their communities.
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Labor union representatives are also questioning whether the provision as written would extend to self-insured plans.
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Yet, some noted that the reinforced boardwalk does not extend to the western half of the peninsula.
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The attitude doesn't extend to other professionals, but the ancient rhetorical division between art and artists persists.
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The amount of information that we arbitrarily extend to the world is very mind-boggling to me.
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These rules extend to foreign women who marry Saudis, like Ms. Vierra, as well as their children.
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He had hoped that the government's promises might extend to helping the victims buy their first homes.
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Geminis are known for being fickle and unpredictable — and this can extend to their finances, as well.
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"But our arrangement with the Department does not extend to the full scope of our request for the full Mueller report and its underlying materials, including grand jury information, nor does it extend to our demand that Don McGahn, a key fact witness, testify before this committee," he added.
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The discounts will apply to 10,000 items beginning April 19, and will extend to 1 million come June.
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"Those question marks might well extend to how long Mark Carney remains Bank of England governor," he said.
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That rule didn't extend to its own employees, despite some concerns about the impact of drinking on employees.
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"This morning I raised this in cabinet and agreed to extend to May 29," Anthony Loke told reporters.
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At the same time, Bixby control could extend to all kinds of smart products, not just Samsung ones.
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Sadly (or thankfully, depending on how you feel about pumpkin spice), the offer will only extend to October.
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It is unclear at this time if Alexa's voice-ordering will extend to other restaurants in the future.
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It doesn't seem that surprising that this would extend to the EPA, the federal government, and so on.
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But what you may not have known is that his gifts extend to the sartorial realm as well.
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The joys of the Ether 2s extend to how they are built as well as how they sound.
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McLaughlin's strongly held beliefs extend to the current debate about how best to reduce sexual harassment in academia.
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In a television interview late on Monday, he suggested the resetting of ties could also extend to Egypt.
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It provides room for legal probes, but it doesn't extend to data that's held overseas, the court ruled.
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Perks such as raises for seniority can even extend to widows' pensions, producing the unique "post-mortem promotion".
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The sweet moment is just another indication that Harry's magic touch and soothing abilities will extend to fatherhood.
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But unfortunately, that tight bond doesn't extend to Kardashian West's children, North and Saint — at least, not yet.
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Rockwell understood that the idyllic America he depicted was fragile, and that its embrace didn't extend to everyone.
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If Sununu signs HB1319 into law, the protections would automatically extend to transgender and gender non-conforming folks.
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Give it a bit more time, and we're sure the trend will extend to neon spandex and headbands.
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Sadly for Latin America, that open-mindedness may not extend to the collective defence of democracy in Venezuela.
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For the old Home full of dead spotsThe benefits of a mesh network extend to old homes too.
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But unlike the economic embargo against Cuba, these sanctions are limited and do not extend to third countries.
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But Dr Fry's results suggest that protection does not extend to populations of this species living in India.
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And this month, that sentiment will extend to a lot more than $100 winter coats and stylish boots.
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Eventually, this information feed will extend to his receiving data from, and issuing orders to, accompanying combat drones.
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Therefore, border searches conducted by CBP do not extend to information that is located solely on remote servers.
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And in fact, it could extend to practically all M protein types and strains of group A strep.
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Singapore has severe penalties for what it considers vandalism — which could easily extend to street art as well.
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The ruling could also extend to bias in the jury room based on gender, religion, or sexual orientation.
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Apparently, Goncharov and his team's perspective on racism did not extend to considering the history of racist stereotypes.
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Nixon specifically noted that executive privilege doesn't extend to communications or materials that might relate to criminal activity.
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And by requiring registration at the point of purchase, tracking will extend to people, not just the devices.
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Karhoo was active in London with starting trials in New York and ambitions also to extend to Singapore.
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Although there is excitement surrounding Beto among many in the Democratic Party, it doesn't extend to every corner.
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There are questions of Dorsey's ability to navigate Twitter's complex problems, and that could easily extend to Square.
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It is wondering why the protections of the Constitution and its promise of justice don't extend to them.
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Facebook's policy allowing politicians to run false ads will extend to the United Kingdom, the company confirmed Saturday.
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The rule was not scheduled to extend to any contract worth $500,85033 or more until April 25, 2017.
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But even with those possibilities, the internet's inclusivity is unlikely to extend to sex workers, despite their numbers.
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"We want to now know, did these ties extend to helping Russia during the interference campaign?" he asked.
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The privilege does not extend to conversations simply because one of its participants happens to be an attorney.
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It will extend to both mothers and fathers, including adoptive families and those who become parents via surrogate.
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Does the revolutionary potential of VR extend to those who have been largely excluded from previous consumer technologies?
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However, the move does not automatically extend to large-employer policies in which the companies pay the claims.
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His mother's bequest also perplexes me: Shouldn't his marital philosophy extend to sharing windfalls as well as debts?
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And does this behavior extend to all elk and magpies, or is it just some western Canadian quirk?
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Does our love extend to the fact that we tolerate somebody revolting against our political or religious beliefs?
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That case set a precedent that Parks strategically worked to extend to local and state laws in Montgomery.
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In the event of a federal disaster, that authority could extend to up to one year, she said.
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Economists have said that would affect growth in the first quarter and may extend to the second quarter.
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While the President has vast pardon powers over federal crimes, those powers do not extend to state crimes.
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But that exemption has exceptions and does not extend to civil cases, such as the Cosby defamation matter.
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ET. An extension period for those who already placed bids on the bat could extend to 9 p.m.
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The policy will not extend to those videos, or to parody or satire, said the executive, Monika Bickert.
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In short, he stands out, a distinctive look he has sought to extend to his company, Natura Siberica.
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And it's not clear if such a change would extend to other core services like Maps or Messages.
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Until there are companies that move completely off planet, Earth legislation would extend to our colonies in space.
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"I would like to extend to you my most sincere apology for how I addressed you," he said.
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Sanders, however, faces concerns about his views that even extend to self-described liberals among Iowa's likely caucusgoers.
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They are more suited than coalition forces for guerrilla warfare should fighting extend to Hodeidah's densely populated neighbourhoods.
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But at least for one night, the Knicks' list of troubles did not extend to the final score.
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Though the Indonesian Constitution ostensibly guarantees freedom of religion, that freedom does not extend to new religious movements.
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That charm does not quite extend to the wine list, which looks like one from four decades ago.
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His purview will extend to men's wear and brand image strategy at a critical juncture for the business.
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The nation's interest in preserving executive privilege does not extend to voluntary revelations of the president's own statements.
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Google has said copyright protection should not extend to APIs because they are essential tools for creating software.
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Argument date: Not yet scheduled The big question: Does whistleblower protection extend to employees who report wrongdoing internally?
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Yet, it's a mandate that Sedaris can't help but extend to his readers, particularly in the Trump era.
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FedEx: This one could be big, Cramer said, and the "pin action" could extend to both UPS and Amazon.
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Instead of bulging out from the middle, Apple's extended the case's built-in battery to extend to the bottom.
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What is unknown is whether that would extend to net neutrality and other anti-consumer practices like price gouging.
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According to a Facebook spokesperson, these new policies will extend to Instagram, and implementation for WhatApp is being examined.
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While Trump has authority as President to pardon Manafort for federal crimes, his authority doesn't extend to state charges.
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In time, the circuits in the plastic roads might extend to assisting autonomous vehicles and recharging electric cars wirelessly.
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No new rules, perhaps - the interim report warned they may not help - but punishments could extend to criminal charges.
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Today, revelations or allegations of actions often bring punishments that extend to sanctions on an individual's body of work.
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As they walk uphill, their legs extend to surprising lengths, or do a stutter step when they stop moving.
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THE controversies that beset America's financial markets extend to even the most basic activities, such as trading a security.
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One place to start could be a "controversial" Wall Street transaction tax, which would also extend to cryptocurrency trades.
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Mr Bolsonaro's enthusiasm for privatisation does not extend to Petrobras, the state-controlled oil company, or to electricity generation.
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This flexibility around the arbitration agreement does not extend to all riders, only those who have sexual assault claims.
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The Pacers started the second half with a 10-0 run to extend to the margin to 29 points.
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Thankfully, this policy doesn't seem to extend to celebrities, who will undoubtedly be Gramming it up throughout the night.
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Paytm is not the only one hoping that its existing success tapping into smartphones will extend to new business.
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Increased availability will extend to Yandex's Beru e-commerce site the next day, along with the Russian carrier Beeline.
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He later hit both free-throw attempts for the Kings' final points to extend to a four-point margin.
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Nickel prices also soared until April 2800th on expectations the sanctions could extend to Norilsk Nickel, a Russian producer.
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Polyus reiterated on Wednesday that sanctions applicable to Suleiman Kerimov did not extend to his son or to Polyus.
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As with the MacOS version, the Dark Mode does not appear to extend to Settings landing pages in Windows.
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Although companies often give their employees security training, the same practices don't extend to gig workers, the researchers found.
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"...border searches conducted by CBP do not extend to information that is located solely on remote servers," McAleenan wrote.
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The failure to achieve what some were calling a "big, blue shutout" also didn't extend to the gubernatorial contest.
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It seems likely that the same approach could extend to all perfect-information games [such as chess and checkers].
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However, researchers are confident these results would extend to humans because the mechanisms are the same in both species.
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The protections would extend to five species: the Poecilotheria fasciata, P. ornata, P. smithi, P. subfusca and P. vittata.
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Would this edict extend to every computer file, every message, screen sharing over the web, and every phone call?
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The Supreme Court wrestled Tuesday with whether federal regulations for debt collectors should extend to companies that purchase debts.
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Because he might well be impeached if he pardoned himself, and the pardon power does not extend to impeachment.
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For example, if you're traveling between countries, you will need to know if the coverage extend to those areas.
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Nigerian sovereign support, which drives UBA's IDR of 'B+', is unlikely, in Fitch's view, to extend to overseas subsidiaries.
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The rules extend to practices that refer women to abortion facilities or promote abortion as a family planning method.
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Switzerland said it plans to extend to the entire country precautionary measures to prevent the spread of the virus.
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It is entirely predictable that this blocking of investors' withdrawals will extend to the remaining funds in the sector.
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These rules extend to Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program, and are an extremely popular piece of ObamaCare.
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It was amended in 2015 to make its benefits extend to migrant minors traveling as part of family units.
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The ironic virtue of the tax cut's ineffectiveness in the short run does not extend to the long-run.
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Omani banks must obey lending ratios which limit the credit they extend to 87.5 percent of their deposit bases.
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Those might extend to Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, loss of sight and speech and heart valve replacement.
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A unanimous Supreme Court ruled Monday that regulations for debt collectors do not extend to companies that purchase debts.
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The regulation does not apply to private businesses, but it does extend to city offices, pools, and recreation centers.
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But, but, but: The benefits would not extend to those who exercise via paid smartphone apps or streaming services.
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"On this extraordinary day, I extend to you greetings from the heart, from the city of your birth, Oswiecim."
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"Those states would be overridden because this law would only extend to credit checks" from lenders, Mr. Litt added.
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Stainless steel accents extend to the wall behind the double ovens and stovetops and the elongated hood above them.
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Flood said Trump's decision to let advisers cooperate with the Mueller probe does not extend to congressional oversight investigations.
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One would assume that drive would extend to a trivia game that other celebrities have proved capable of winning.
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Cramer said it may start with schools, but it is likely to extend to restaurant and shopping mall closures.
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The qualms about the French study extend to two other studies of antiviral drugs as potential COVID-19 treatments.
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It seems likely the concept could extend to human patients, according to a study published Monday in Nature Nanotechnology.
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You are correct that freedom of thought does not extend to freedom of stink, especially in a shared workplace.
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Legal experts said the privilege only covers a lawyer offering legal advice but does not extend to criminal activity.
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The nine-acre location's improvements extend to the restrooms, which sport full-time attendants, fresh flowers, and classical music.
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Thiel is a well-known bitcoin enthusiast, but he said his optimism doesn't necessarily extend to crypto in general.
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This time, too, the Joint List said its support for Gantz would not extend to joining him in government.
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For the Google account and Samsung account, these agreements extend to other products that likely involve significantly more agreements.
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The obstacles also extend to employees of cannabis dispensaries or cultivators, with or without financial stakes in the company.
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Regulating Coco Loko could be the first step to rules that extend to the entire industry of dietary supplements.
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But the trend seems unlikely to extend to basketball or baseball, where the postseason offers bigger carrots for players.
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The measures also extend to bicycles from Cambodia, Philippines, Tunisia, Sri Lanka, Indonesia and Pakistan, albeit with some exemptions.
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That protective instinct has the potential to extend to those creatures' wider ecosystems, including other, perhaps less charismatic, fauna.
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Yes, she's had "work done," and one way or another, so to speak, this may extend to her vocals.
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Some conservative Christian voters, however, were quick to note that their affinity for Trump did not extend to Hof.
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To my surprise, Del Baldo's insatiable curiosity does not extend to one person: he has not yet portrayed himself.
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"It is therefore unclear whether the court intended its injunction to extend to all of those provisions," the department said.
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It did not pass, but this demonstrates that the love for freedom in Texas does not really extend to women.
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The benefits of improving traffic flow could extend to all road users—at least while the humans are still allowed.
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The "blue wave" Democrats are hoping for on the national level may well extend to state houses across the country.
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Dennedy feels the emerging personal information economy should extend to individuals within this framework to create an Internet of Everyone.
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Polyus also reiterated that U.S. sanctions applicable to Suleiman Kerimov do not extend to his son, Said, or to Polyus.
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Scrutiny can extend to the network of people on the other end of trades in order to untangle complex relationships.
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The launch follows a significant revamp of the app's user interface this summer, which will soon extend to the web.
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The "Kumbaya" moment now appears to extend to the thorny issue of immigration, which has been vexing lawmakers for years.
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The Nairobi-Naivasha standard gauge rail (SGR) line, will be opened in August but does not yet extend to Uganda.
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The case involves how much copyright protection should extend to the Java programming language, which Google used to design Android.
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Many users don't realize they're owned by Facebook, and therefore didn't extend to them the backlash about recent privacy scandals.
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The confidence Mr Kim expressed in his speech about his military capabilities seemed at times to extend to the economy.
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In comments directed at Iran, he said the Arab world would "cut off the hands that wickedly extend to it".
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What's more, we can expect this technique to extend to the characterization of other sorts of cosmic bodies as well.
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But he conceded that cooperation doesn't extend to human rights because of China's paranoia about criticisms of its internal affairs.
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The Chrome issues extend to web-wrapper or Electron-based apps, such as Slack, which have abysmal and frustrating performance.
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You also select a payment type, which includes cash if your generosity doesn't extend to covering the other person's fare.
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As Deadspin noted, the bans also extend to seemingly innocuous terms like "huge," which was returning copious amounts of porn.
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And if there's no room for face-saving compromise, the trade war could certainly extend to November 2020 and beyond.
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The Spanish retail conglomerate said the goal will extend to its other brands, including Zara Home, Pull & Bear and Bershka.
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These include the obvious, communication-based apps, but can also extend to services like Venmo for peer-to-peer payments.
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Kaur's balancing act does not only extend to her approach to trauma, but also to her engagement with literary diversity.
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The plan, however, does not extend to Mars' chocolate or sweets businesses, whose brands include M&M's, Snickers and Starburst.
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Yeah, yeah, metric — So in that on-demand economy, where does it extend to from your perspective, as an engineer?
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE.
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This integration will also extend to Adobe Dimension, the company's 3D compositing tool that was formerly knows as Project Felix.
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A company spokesperson confirmed to The Verge that in most cases, its Note 7 refund policy does extend to accessories.
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Our responsibility to protect our citizens from threats should extend to protecting their health, including a commitment to medical research.
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The Supreme Court refused Monday to hear a case challenging whether sex discrimination protections in employment extend to sexual orientation.
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That will extend to Vitaly Mutko, Russia's sports minister, who is also an executive of FIFA, global soccer's governing body.
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The Department of Justice (DOJ) is arguing that sexual discrimination protections in the workplace do not extend to sexual orientation.
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The seven-member board voted at a public hearing in Fajardo, Puerto Rico, to extend to May 1 from Feb.
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Many tiny-home listings, including this $64,000 Ecohousemart log house, note that the delivery time can extend to 120 days.
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Though Cyber Monday sales once only took place on Monday, we've been seeing them extend to longer and longer durations.
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Flynn's legal troubles Flynn's troubles extend to Congress, where his activities have attracted the attention of the House oversight committee.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE?
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In addition, tropical-storm-force winds could extend to North Carolina's Outer Banks on Monday, the National Hurricane Center said.
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Unfortunately, the official support for post scheduling doesn't extend to ads, nor is it directly available with the product itself.
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He called him a "good person with a solid background" — praise that many here do not extend to Mr. Trump.
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The mastery of Pastrami Masters does not extend to the actual brining of corned beef or the smoking of pastrami.
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The season suspensions are tough, especially because they extend to nearly every televised and live sporting event under the sun.
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They are meant to build workplace trust in the hope that it will extend to the work the company does.
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The exception allows religious employers to not be involved in that coverage, but that doesn't extend to the employers' insurers.
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But the protections did not extend to those from South Sudan who came to the United States after January 2016.
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This treaty internationally banned everything from LSD to amphetamines, but these bans didn't extend to plant material containing psychotropic substances.
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And Ms. Patchett said her affinity for the Republican Party did not extend to the man who sits atop it.
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But the tidewater glaciers of Alaska — those that extend to the water's edge — are almost entirely in retreat these days.
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He did not name the officials subject to the new restrictions but said they would also extend to family members.
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The virus is beginning to disrupt China's economy, although it's unclear whether the impact will extend to the full year.
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Of course, those misgivings do not appear to extend to one particularly crucial elite: the leadership of the Republican Party.
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"There's still downstream restocking expectation at this year end, which may extend to early January," the note in Mandarin said.
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Wade, whether Trump can strip protections from Dreamers and whether civil rights laws extend to the protection of L.G.B.T. people.
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"There's still downstream restocking expectation at this year end, which may extend to early January," the note in Mandarin said.
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Even if a president does have some immunity, does that extend to all of his family members and business associates?
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It could even ask us to evaluate how much sympathy we extend to protagonists — and who gets to be one.
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The chaos that has plagued the project from the beginning appeared to extend to the postponement of the Paris opening.
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He did not name the officials subject to the new restrictions, but said they would also extend to family members.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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And procedural protections like access to defense counsel and freedom from coerced interrogations extend to both the innocent and the guilty.
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In response to a question on Twitter, Musk said Tesla's Supercharger coverage will extend to 28 percent of Europe in 2250.
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These harms extend to the states by virtue of their roles as parens patriae of the residents living within their borders.
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But the party does not extend to places that do not charge sales taxes: Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire and Oregon.
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But the "blue wave" Democrats are hoping for on the national level may well extend to state houses across the country.
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That court specifically held that the privilege should not automatically extend to staff outside the White House in executive branch agencies.
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If he'd tried to extend to 103 months, however, then he would already have had at least a 10 percent error.
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The euro zone's improving sentiment did not extend to Britain, where confidence among consumers dropped to -5.5 from -5.2 in September.
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"My hope is that these opportunities are not concentrated in just the large cities but extend to other places," he added.
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It's not yet clear which products will undergo price cuts, and if the cuts extend to Gillette's Venus women's razor line.
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This newfound appreciation for the concerns of journalists did not, however, extend to the journalists on Facebook's own Trending Topics team.
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The free pancake deal for National Pancake Day 2018 will extend to IHOP locations in Canada, Puerto Rico, Guam and Mexico.
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The FPÖ's motto during the campaign was "Austrians deserve fairness," but its notion of fairness doesn't extend to people like me.
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" She had previously said that the Canadian government's funding increase would extend to safe abortions, "whether legal, and post abortion care.
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Citi analyst also cited currency volatility and longer iPhone replacement cycles, which they said could extend to 30-to-36 months.
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Having a positive relationship with your manager is key to succeeding at work — but should that relationship extend to social media?
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The S10 Plus' refinements extend to things like its vibration motor, which is much nicer feeling than many other Android phones.
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What are these centers hoping to achieve, and how will it extend to the rest of the company the lessons learned?
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Ian Brossat, the housing advisor to the Paris Mayor, told Reuters that the cap should extend to the whole of Paris.
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State laws that target insurers (rather than health-care providers) don't extend to those employees in plans that aren't state-regulated.
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Brexit minister David Davis has said Britain could negotiate such a "bespoke" deal with the EU that would extend to services.
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Sinclair's reach will soon extend to most of the country, with a planned acquisition of 42 stations owned by Tribune Media.
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Availability will extend to electronics retailers in 2019, so Serif should be just as easy to come by as The Frame.
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Those same protections rarely extend to contract workers and anyone working that sharing economy hustle, but they're certainly a solid start.
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That authority does not extend to collecting biometric data on U.S. citizens, though the faces of many are being scanned nonetheless.
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U.S. and British officials agreed it should extend to the top three levels of Ba'ath party members - up to 5,000 individuals.
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These legal guidelines also extend to Twitter, even though FTC action over the misuse of social media advertising has been rare.
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Some officials may well sanction illegal snatch-squads, to show that Hong Kong's autonomy does not extend to anti-party activity.
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United States, the Court also ruled in 85033 that the protections of the Speech and Debate Clause extend to congressional aides.
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Other research seems to at least validate the idea that those infant bonds can, and often do, extend to our pets.
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The recall is being initiated in the United States and will extend to Europe, Asia, North and South America, Mylan said.
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It was a critique that the president did not appear to extend to Russia's actions last year during the presidential campaign.
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His general acquiescence to a search of his bag, he argued, did not extend to the destruction of his personal property.
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Based on a Reuters analysis, the delay could extend to around half of the $300 billion list of remaining Chinese imports.
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The benefits also extend to businesses, which now operate under a globally competitive tax system for the first time in decades.
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The protections would also extend to emergency officials who are responding to a car accident where an electric vehicle is involved.
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Intensified by a charismatic ease, her strengths extend to reading the energy in a room, feeding off it, and redirecting it.
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In the business they often extend to credit to young artists, so they just go out and buy anything they want.
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It was bright and sharp, though, in this demonstration, the image didn't actually extend to the full width of the car.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R).
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While there's a wide diversity of cultures, ethnicities, and personal styles represented in Legion, that variety doesn't extend to body types.
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Ultimately, she has his ear, and he regards her with affection that he doesn't extend to the rest of the cast.
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The measure prevented filibusters on executive appointments and a majority of judicial nominations, but did not extend to Supreme Court nominees.
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Currently, the exchange is open 14 hours a day, and a spokeswoman said that could extend to 20 hours a day.
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The program will also extend to startups and accelerators, Liquid Telecom's Group Head of Innovation Partnerships Oswald Jumira confirmed to TechCrunch.
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The Keystone XL pipeline that drew protests in 2016 and 2017 would begin in Alberta and extend to Steele City, Nebraska.
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The Mueller probe should not extend to the finances of Trump, his family or their business, the Trump Organization, he argued.
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The intricate designs extend to nearly every inch of the dress, another sign that it was meant for a joyous occasion.
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The ban does not extend to restaurants, but new restrictions will be put into place to limit the number of guests.
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But the department indicated in January that the pact could extend to Mexican migrants, though that is not currently in effect.
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Now Mr. Vance's office is contending the same principle should extend to the flow of evidence from the police to prosecutors.
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Tall poppy syndrome, which refers to Australians' supposed aversion to high-achieving individuals, can extend to avoiding sensitive topics, including money.
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It's satisfying, and depending on how much veggies and beans you prep, you can extend to multiple meals (any of them).
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He is concerned that Samson is not all right in the head, and their healing powers don't extend to mental illness.
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But for the most part, the trend of declining or stagnant revenues does not extend to the Trump Organization's office buildings.
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Montreal-based Bombardier, which expects deliveries to begin in late 2019 and extend to 2022, first announced the order in February.
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Britain has baulked, however, at EU demands that extend to their relatives, and at having those rights guaranteed by EU judges.
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The ban would extend to products containing THC, the active ingredient in marijuana, even though recreational marijuana is legal in Washington.
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Moreno is concerned that that selling will extend to the larger technology sector, which comprises some 20 percent of the index.
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"Syria is facing a great conspiracy, whose tentacles extend" to foreign powers that were plotting to destroy the country, he said.
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But, as it stands now, that class certification may only extend to the New England area if approved by the judge.
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Collins noted that he has a permit to carry a firearm, but it doesn't legally extend to the District of Columbia.
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But it also specifies that those bans don't extend to the planning or designing of a U.S. facility to house detainees.
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The committee says that Flynn's cooperation with the government should extend to cooperating with Congress, but he has not done so.
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It said 82 percent of its inputs were sourced locally and that it aimed to extend to 100 percent where possible.
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The ban would extend to products containing THC, the active ingredient in marijuana, even though recreational marijuana is legal in Washington.
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But she noted that the same gusto for celebrating Christmas did not necessarily extend to other holidays in her social circle.
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Finding purpose in life can extend to work and sometimes it is not the expected path that has the most reward.
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When I took an oath to protect and defend, I did not consider that it would extend to my future classroom.
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The plan targets allies such as Germany and Japan but is expected to extend to any country that hosts US military personnel.
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But those protections often don't extend to people enrolled in large-employer plans, many of which are regulated on a federal level.
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But such offers only extend to non-local passengers—that is, don't expect a free stay if you live in the area.
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Joe Aldred, a Jamaican-born Pentecostal bishop with the Church of God of Prophecy, said that differences extend to beliefs and practices.
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The low fares are available for flights between November and December of this year and extend to January through March of 2018.
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The Cavaliers saw their losing streak extend to six games while also falling for the 13th time in their past 14 contests.
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Does my personal distaste for sexist dress codes extend to this child, whom I think is entitled to wear whatever she wants?
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Instead, it shows that the Switch's audience and appeal extend to a different market than what the full-sized version currently serves.
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For the next year, the autonomous valet service will be available at this location, and eventually will extend to more parking garages.
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But his general election hurdles could extend to white voters as well, a problem masked by his dominance in the GOP electorate.
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Much like Sanders, local legislators outlined a clear vision of the type of health plan they'd want to extend to all Vermonters.
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The judge in the case, William Alsup, decided that Levandowski's Fifth Amendment rights can't extend to Uber's mandate to produce a document.
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A statement released Tuesday night after the State of the Union suggests that Watson Coleman's feelings extend to much of the caucus.
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It's past time for him to release his tax returns to show whether his tax issues extend to his own personal finances.
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The tax bill's generosity to profitable tech companies does not extend to many of their employees, particularly those in high-tax states.
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IT MAY NOT always be appropriate to judge a book by its cover, but that advice does not extend to weekly newspapers.
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However, that doesn't mean everything in your life has to be dull and grey — and that certainly doesn't extend to your makeup.
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Researchers reasoned that if Toxoplasma makes people more risk-prone, those tendencies might extend to decisions about whether to start a company.
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The fear of an engineered bug escaping and thriving does not extend to bits of bugs, since these cannot reproduce by themselves.
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The firmness in Asia is expected to extend to Europe with stock futures in key European markets pointing to a higher start.
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The standards do not extend to existing infrastructure, which will account for 90 percent of oil and gas industry emissions by 2018.
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It confirmed on Tuesday it will not raise its bid which must extend to the whole of Uniper under German takeover rules.
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"The impacts of climate change and related extreme weather events extend to cancer patients with possible serious consequences," Johnson said by email.
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And the VR functionality will extend to Google's own apps, including Street View, Google Photos, Google Play Movies and, of course, YouTube.
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The Pentagon said earlier this month that the initiative would also extend to the Bab al-Mandab, another strategic waterway off Yemen.
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In Chicago, bans only extend to retailers located within a 500 foot radius of a school, with exceptions made for some stores.
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Professed compassion did not extend to providing necessary Zika funding to stem the tide of infection in various parts of the country.
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The creature has a lifespan of around 140 years, and its "neck" can extend to almost 1 meters (3.3 ft) in length.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A court in Russia ruled on Friday to extend to July 14 the house arrest of U.S. investor Michael Calvey.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.).
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That this desire would extend to momentary financial transactions may point to our screwed-up, self-admiring times, but it's hardly shocking.
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"This study helps us understand that the link between obesity and media use may extend to other types of screens," Hill said.
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The moratorium also does not extend to independent agencies like the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, over which the president has less control.
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The rules extend to vendors and contractors paid with federal funds, even if they are not the recipient of the original grant.
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Indeed, diversification is a core tenant of wise corporate strategy and that tenant should extend to firms' c-suites and boardrooms alike.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.).
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The 85033th Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday once again held that workplace anti-discrimination laws extend to protections for transgender workers.
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But to judge from his interview with The Los Angeles Times, this devotion to craft doesn't extend to shoptalk with writer friends.
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Several media outlets have reported that Mueller's investigation could extend to Trump's business empire, which would be a controversial line of inquiry.
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Mr Putin's legitimacy does not extend to his government, which is seen by 80% of the population as corrupt and self-serving.
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They did not extend to buybacks the adjustments made when companies split their stock or pay dividends in the form of shares.
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In the criminal context, the Supreme Court has upheld definitions of material support that extend to certain political advocacy and educational programs.
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The CBO also said the benefits of the legislation could extend to 2628 million workers who currently earn just above the minimum.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (Tenn.) Sen.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (Tenn.) Rep.
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But that popularity doesn't necessarily extend to Trump's White House, where establishment Republicans such as Romney are often viewed with deep skepticism.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE and Sen.
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If that policy was to extend to other Gulf countries where an estimated 500,000 Lebanese work, the economic loss could be disastrous.
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"It's too early to say whether the sequence will continue like today, and whether it will extend to the north," he said.
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The localization of ABCmouse will extend to the design of its eponymous cartoon rodent, who has a more stylized appearance in China.
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But the same predictive power does not extend to forecasting when and where earthquakes will strike in the first place, experts acknowledge.
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Questions of discrimination and accessibility if the ADA becomes less of priority in a Trump DOJ also extend to the education sector.
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Much like Jayapal, local legislators outlined a clear vision of the type of health plan they'd want to extend to all Vermonters.
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They will write about Stalinist playwright Lillian Hellman in tones of sympathy and understanding they never extend to film director Elia Kazan.
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Those medical connections also extend to getting a patient admitted into a hospital through its V.I.P. services, if additional care is needed.
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Shouldn't the weight of available evidence, to say nothing of the presumption of innocence, extend to the court of public opinion, too?
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Saban did not indicate how long the suspensions would be or whether they might extend to the national championship game, on Jan.
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However, the iPod also sacrificed audio quality for convenience, and the implications of its focus on highly compressed music extend to today.
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The Castro regime's tentacles extend to several Venezuelan governmental institutions, including the armed forces and the offices of immigration and health services.
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In the larger works (and a few of the small ones) the paint doesn't quite extend to the edge of the canvas.
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Trump floated the quarantine, which would extend to New York, New Jersey, and "certain parts" of Connecticut, to reporters on Saturday morning.
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Will his casual disregard for democratic norms extend to scuttling the chance for voters to cast their ballots and have their say?
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The show also acknowledges Luther's betrayal of the peasantry's hopes that his religious populism would extend to common cause with the oppressed.
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While othering often centers the white experience as "superior" and "pure," fears of "dirtiness" also extend to conflicts outside of Western colonization.
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"Tiger was excited by the vision to keep [expanding] this platform — to extend to the rest of people management," Altman tells TechCrunch.
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That logic also should extend to issues of policy, where in most cases it will need to bring along a few Democrats.
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Interestingly, it also appears to extend to the top around the speaker and sensors that sit at the top of the iPhone.
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While the FDA has a longstanding mandate to protect us from snake oil treatments, this often doesn't extend to snake oil testing.
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"With respect to the contract between Mr. Neumann and Sotheby's, it doesn't extend to a property such as this," the justice said.
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They would, however, symbolize a stark diplomatic breach that could extend to other areas in which the Trump administration needs allied support.
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The new restrictions on flavors will not extend to THC-vaping products, which are mainly regulated by states that have legalized marijuana.
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But that reverence does not extend to one of his most influential opinions: the majority decision he authored in Employment Division v.
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The Cavaliers saw their losing streak extend to six games while also falling for the 153th time in their last 215 contests.
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Those divides extend to Trump's fractious economic team, where free-market advocates and staunch trade protectionists are jockeying for the president's ear.
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The reality is that the American ban on DDT did not extend to other nations, although some later enacted their own prohibitions.
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It's unorthodox qualities even extend to the length of the episodes, some of which run less than 30 minutes, others around 45.
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The law grants citizenship to certain migrants from three predominantly Muslim countries, the law does not extend to Muslim residents of India.
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Over time, the Deep Listening banner would extend to cover retreats, workshops and lectures in which Ms. Oliveros shared her artistic discipline.
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The designer's creations, which extend to fashion and accessories, are all handmade and often feature found objects and textiles from her travels.
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In 2008, George W. Bush famously ordered his White House to extend to the two candidates unprecedented support and high-level access.
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This is an especially significant move for the Barnes, whose sensitive policies regarding photographic reproduction of its artworks extend to its beginnings.
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The policy, which started with Mission: Impossible — Fallout this weekend, was set to extend to upcoming big releases, Christopher Robin and The Meg.
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And the privilege does not generally extend to communications with outsiders, meaning any records of Pai's communications with Verizon would not be shielded.
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In the future, Verity Studios plans to add more drones to the swarm to do more complex choreographies and extend to outdoor venues.
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In the updated app, photos now take up more screen real estate – that is, they extend to the edge of your phone's screen.
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She thought she might be able to extend to these viruses some of the symmetry techniques she had been working on with spheres.
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But for Rooey, who is diagnosed with autism, and Bean Boy, who has spina bifida, their disabilities do not extend to their imaginations.
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In July 2017, the DOJ filed an amicus brief at the 2nd Circuit Court arguing Title VII does not extend to sexual orientation.
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While there is currently tremendous potential for a military battle to begin in space , the ensuing war would extend to earth soon thereafter.
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The paralysis of trade flows will not stop at just trade, it will extend to investment, confidence across a range of economic activities.
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But EU regulators say those do not extend to the region, where some countries are almost 100 percent dependent on Russian gas imports.
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Bruce's play helped DeSclafani extend to 12 his streak of consecutive hitters retired before Ramon Flores singled with one out in the fifth.
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These limitations may well extend to your American company, too — if you work for a multinational corporation that also employs people in Europe.
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Earlier this year, the Obama administration released a guidance that argued these protections for trans people extend to kids in federally funded schools.
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It's not clear whether the Dutch agency's concerns extend to Microsoft's use of Cortana to nudge users during the Windows 10 consent flow.
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Sceptics—and Republican partisans—might retort that these voters' distaste for Mr Trump did not extend to his party's congressional candidates in 2016.
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Another option would be for Facebook to extend to all chats the per message expiration date option from its encrypted Secret messages feature.
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An analysis of death certificates by The New York Times found similar trends and showed that the rise may extend to white women.
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Nintendo's new guidelines also extend to Twitch, where those within the Twitch Partner program can also now earn ad revenue on their streams.
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You may offer subscriptions that are shared across your own apps, but these subscriptions may not extend to third party apps or services.
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Be smart: In corporations, this new scrutiny is expected to extend to new hires of senior talent, a PR executive told the WSJ.
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Lara Croft is from England, I get it, but why include this mode at all if it's not going to extend to her?
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Such demands for transparency would extend to requirements to label bots and fake accounts, so users can understand who is behind a message.
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Those types of appearances have lent the first lady a degree of authenticity the Clinton campaign hopes will extend to the political realm.
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This time, however, our commitment must extend to every person -- and not just at the end but at the beginning of people's lives.
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The inside has no permanent columns or structural barriers, and some potential purposes for the vehicle extend to things like mobile hotel rooms.
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The much ballyhooed White House evolution on Syria, it seems, will not extend to the would-be refugees caught inside its violent borders.
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It really is a demonstration that the benefits of using deep learning can extend to tasks that are more like higher cognitive functions.
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Her concerns in the state extend to alleviating the damage to farmers from the president's trade war with China — which is temporarily stalled.
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The craze would even extend to Palestine where an image of Haruhi showed up on a sign during a protest rally in Gaza.
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Scheuer said the government plan would not extend to older diesel vehicles made by foreign manufacturers, which do not fall under German jurisdiction.
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The proposals will not extend to live streaming, for example Facebook Live, but just videos stored on a platform, an EU diplomat said.
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Pemex's credit woes could extend to the government, requiring it to fund more rescue packages for the company and significantly raising borrowing costs.
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Instagram videos, which have been limited to 15 seconds since they were introduced in June 2013, can now extend to a full minute.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) said.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.), Sen.
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While Google — and other search interfaces — extend to new devices, Google is also going to have to find new ways to monetize it.
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That project was more about proving that it's possible to make compelling VR programming extend to the same length as traditional TV shows.
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"The privilege does not extend to protect information even that would otherwise be covered that pertains to criminal or fraudulent activity," Vladeck said.
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The scope of the powers of the Public Protector do not extend to changing the constitution because of what she had for breakfast.
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We love our office and feel safe here, and we need assurance that security will extend to everyone who works under VICE's banner.
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The company plans to extend to cities such as Qingdao, Nanjing and Shenzhen by the end of July or early August, she said.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) asked.
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The Republicans in the House have shown that their conservatism in policy does not extend to their practical choice of keeping a leader.
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As long as synthetic biology research and development flourishes in the U.S., the benefits will also extend to the U.S. economy and security.
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Augusto Pinochet privatized the old pay-as-you-go pension system, that privatization did not extend to Chile's military or to similar groups.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.). Rep.
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However, the time horizons — and resources — of the private sector often don't extend to such ambitious "moonshot" projects as China is now pursuing.
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The government bore the cost of his treatment in 2016 and Sen said this will extend to any new surgeries Bajandra now needs.
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TD Ameritrade that Dodd-Frank language invalidating mandatory arbitration agreements for SOX whistleblowers does not extend to whistleblowers who sue under Dodd-Frank.
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" Addressing employees of Citgo and PDVSA abroad, Guaido said, "I extend to you my invitation to continue working for their (the companies') rehabilitation.
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They apply only to their unemployment insurance claims and do not directly affect other drivers or extend to other protections normally accorded employees.
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To work as intended, it would have to extend to a bunch of people that only the Mueller team could list right now.
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The FCC's authority, though, won't extend to Web companies like Google or Facebook, whose business model sells targeted advertising based on user data.
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The rules: The Department of Homeland Security required agencies to begin installing DMARC last year, but the order did not extend to contractors.
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"We've looked at craft beer and cupcakes, but this could extend to any type of product from academic research to entrepreneurship," Correll said.
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But the scope of the planned legislation will extend to data held elsewhere, according to two sources with direct knowledge of the matter.
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However, that protection no longer applies if that data is stored in the US, and its own protections don't extend to non-citizens.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) said.
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The whistleblower protections will extend to employees of companies that "manufacture, process, pack, transport, distribute, receive, hold or import food," the agency noted.
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His questions extend to what a painting is capable of expressing, how it can be done, and if it registers in our world.
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Now, Massachusetts has commissioned a study to see if similar legislation should extend to consumer electronics such as smartphones and video game consoles.
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It's important to note that this early diversity was entirely due to the presence of women and did not extend to minority screenwriters.
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This should also extend to employees who have other family members who they need to care for, such as sick or aging relatives.
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The initiative will have a strong focus on African nations, but will also extend to support mayors and city governments around the world.
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We profess to love the underdog, but this sympathy for sporting teams does not extend to foreigners facing battles of life and death.
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The reported EU plan to target "indiscriminate" usage of facial recognition tech in public areas would extend to both public and private entities.
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Many are sexually explicit overtures from men, whose attention evidently did not extend to her statement about how the images made her feel.
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This truth doesn't always extend to bakers, who are often at the mercy of a more complicated formula for their cakes and meringues.
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Hirano: At of this point of time you know we limit the scope to interbank but it could well extend to corporate settlements.
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Having the screen extend to the very edge of the device on the other hand isn't exactly ugly, but it's ugly in spirit.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (Tenn.) and Rep.
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But while experts generally agree Iran has supplied weapons to the Houthis, some say the influence does not extend to command and control.
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But the ruling does not extend to separate injunctions that federal judges in New York and Maryland ordered ahead of the policy's Oct.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.). Sen.
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The whistleblower protections will extend to employees of companies that "manufacture, process, pack, transport, distribute, receive, hold or import food," the agency notes.
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"I would like to extend to you my most sincere apology for how I addressed you," he said, according to New York magazine.
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The commissioner's jurisdiction of New York does not extend to all of Long Island, where the meeting on gang violence is taking place.
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But Mr. Clement, who served as United States solicitor general from 2005 through 2008, asserts that Granholm should logically extend to wine retailers.
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Both "The Farewell" and Awkwafina deserve awards consideration, and I hope that will extend to Zhao Shuzhen's nimble work as the hoodwinked grandma.
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To really be a success in New York, the benefits of the tech sector have to extend to every borough and every neighborhood.
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However, that doesn't extend to employees and drivers who did not opt out of arbitration to handle claims not related to sexual harassment.
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But these students should not expect their safe space to extend to every minute of their day or every inch of the school.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (Tenn.) and Mike LeeMichael (Mike) Shumway LeeMcConnell, allies lean into Twitter, media 'war' Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (Utah) on Tuesday ahead of a GOP lunch.
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CBP officials say border searches do not extend to data held in the cloud, although the distinction is often difficult to draw in practice.
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Using Juno gravity measurements and interior models, Guillot found that Jupiter's zonal flows extend to about 3,000 km, which matches Kaspi's findings rather perfectly.
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The theory is that an individual&aposs right to privacy does not extend to material they&aposve abandoned, whether it&aposs DNA or trash.
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Snowball is the first bird to be studied in this way, so it's difficult to conclude whether the findings extend to other parrot species.
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The system could be tuned to detect a range of different biomarkers, however, so its potential applications could extend to other diagnostics as well.
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In England, you get six months paid leave and the option to extend to another six months unpaid, where they keep your job open.
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Bristowe, you'll remember, decided to give him a second chance, something he didn't extend to Sandoz when the shoe was on the other foot.
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On Tuesday, Zuckerberg said Facebook has no plans to globally extend to all users the enhanced privacy settings now required by EU privacy laws.
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The implications extend to other icy ocean worlds in our solar system, like Jupiter's moon Europa and Saturn's moon Enceladus, as well as exoplanets.
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In his letter to Hayek, he admitted that his moral and philosophical agreement with "The Road to Serfdom" did not extend to its economics.
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"But it certainly does not extend to any cooperation over targeting, and we would not welcome that," Fallon said at an event in Washington.
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This exhibition of artworks and archival materials takes a close look at an artist whose aesthetic and feminist legacies extend to the present day.
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We've made it clear that our policies prohibiting harmful and dangerous content also extend to pranks with a perceived danger of serious physical injury.
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"Lifeline" subscribers — consumers part of the Federal phone subsidy program that the FCC may extend to broadband — will likely struggle to afford a VPN.
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If new entrants are properly capitalised, central banks could extend to them the lender-of-last-resort facilities that provide shelter in a storm.
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Emotions are running high after Donald Trump's upset election victory, but advisors are warning consumers not to let those feelings extend to their portfolios.
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The camera's human owner thought he was being aped, but last year an American judge ruled that copyright protection does not extend to animals.
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This could extend to collaborations for research programs, which she said would be a "major concern for federal polytechnics, universities, research centers and companies."
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Such ventures may become more widespread if big LNG export projects extend to places like Mozambique and Tanzania, which are starved of fuel domestically.
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The burden would then extend to what Apple views is the inevitable onslaught of additional devices that would follow after the precedent was set.
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The new Protestant sects' insistence that they be free to practise their faith did not extend to others—notably Catholics—seeking to practise theirs.
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Once someone receives a permit to carry a loaded, hidden weapon in one state the permission would automatically extend to America's other 49 states.
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Mining firms claim to be obsessed with safety; in head offices, that can extend to absurdities like obliging visitors to hold on to handrails.
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Although the sanctions do not technically extend to the central bank itself, they could significantly increase Iran&aposs isolation from the global financial system.
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After the NYC-based pilot, the program is set to extend to 100 schools all around the U.S. running through March of next year.
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So, as modern work habits blur personal and professional lives, it's not surprising to think that this trend would extend to the job search.
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Jakob Silfverberg scored the lone goal for the Ducks, who saw their losing streak extend to a franchise-worst nine games (25-23-232).
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The hearing in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee is expected to start Wednesday and could extend to Thursday, although the panel, headed by Sen.
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The country's Meteorological Services Department (MSD) has forecast that the dry season is likely to extend to late November, putting more land under threat.
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But Bannon has already made clear that his vow to "never turn" on Trump does not extend to criticism of his policies and decisions.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) asked Acosta.
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Certification should also extend to the vendor community so that those providing technology and services must ensure the same levels of security as manufacturers.
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That will extend to all Android users over the next month, with iOS — which trails Android significantly on marketshare in Vietnam — to come later.
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When they sense prey, chameleons shoot out their projectile tongues, which can extend to twice the length of their bodies, and catch their dinner.
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In total, the formal gardens extend to approximately seven acres, while the remainder of the land has meadows and areas set aside for grazing.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) said Wednesday.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.), the chairman.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) and Rep.
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But that public funding does not extend to silencing providers who are meeting their ethical obligations when they offer critically important information to patients.
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Any productive conversation about sexual violence must extend to sexual ethics, including how men respond to verbal and nonverbal cues, as Grace's story showed.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) and Reps.
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"Any presidential immunity from state criminal process does not extend to investigative steps like the grand jury subpoena at issue here," the panel wrote.
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Hellickson saw his winless stretch extend to eight starts after receiving his third straight no-decision in Saturday's tilt versus the New York Mets.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) announced Thursday.
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A curved screen would extend to the edges of the phone and potentially replace all buttons and cameras, incorporating them into the screen itself.
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The Italian federation's ban may not extend to countries outside Italy, but Reina said that Cecchinato did not plan to play during his ban.
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Sidewalk will have a better idea by year-end whether its partnership with Waterfront Toronto could extend to the broader eastern waterfront, he said.
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The Sanders Medicare for All plan includes a robust set of benefits that includes all medically necessary services, which extend to all of these.
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The U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York's office is running the probe, but any cooperation could extend to other federal investigations.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) will speak.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) published Wednesday.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) said. Sen.
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That's raised speculation that the special counsel investigation might extend to Trump's business empire, which the president has tried to shield from public scrutiny.
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But there are hundreds of viruses and viral subtypes that can cause a cold, and immunity to one type does not extend to others.
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Chief Financial Officer Luca Maestri said the price adjustments may not extend to its services business, which includes Apple Music and the App Store.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) said Friday.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) told reporters.
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"Of course American cars don't sell in Japan," said Mr. Masui, whose admiration for American vehicles does not extend to their manufacturers' marketing strategies.
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Officials said Twitter needs to be more clear about how its efforts to fight bots spreading disinformation will extend to users pushing fake news.
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Back-to-back buckets by Bryant put Carolina up 75-66, then A.J. Lawson hit a 3 to extend to a 78-67 lead.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) with Sen.
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J.P. Morgan, the biggest U.S. bank, is hoping that the halo from its successful Sapphire credit cards will extend to its new bank account.
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It's truly a shame that the body acceptance that Ms. Weiner urged for those reading her article didn't seem to extend to men also.
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Critically, misery often does not extend to the ruling class — which can even benefit from the burst of patriotic fervor that sanctions bring about.
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In it, he notes how the FCC's fixation on problems like robocalls doesn't appear to extend to the growing scourge of SIM hijacking scams.
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As an adjunct I bridge academia with the real world and agree that these standards extend to life lessons for the world of work.
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That's because those deductions — which could sometimes extend to more than $100,000 — could lower taxes by offsetting income drawn from a pretax retirement account.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) and Sen.
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These experiences are hardly exclusive to juveniles; they extend to many youths over eighteen, whose journeys through the justice system can be equally alarming.
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Any increased oversight would almost surely have to extend to similar controls on Google and Amazon, both of which also trade in user information.
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Noting complications over rights and subtitles, Mr. Lim suggested that "Life Is a Dream," the first in a series, may extend to three installments.
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"Modicare does not extend to primary healthcare, which, we believe, is the weakest link in the provision of public health in India," they said.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE is nothing like Trump.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) and Reps.
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The American Bar Association said the civil powers of tribal courts extend to "consensual relations" with non-members and non-Indians, including contractual relations.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) announced Thursday.
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These sexual, emotional and physical demands would begin to extend to social demands: payment for care of the elderly, parental leave, child care, etc.
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While this is the first thing we must address, our compassion must extend to holding space for all life and lands along the border.
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There are some protections for traditional broadcast partners built into the agreement, which does not extend to streaming on tablets or through smart televisions.
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If her research were to extend to today, it would no doubt include such contemporary activist collectives as Mídia Ninja, Brazil's citizen journalist group.
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But irritants in U.S.-China relations extend to other sensitive areas, including fears of a full-blown trade war between the world economic heavyweights.
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So that focus on "lean" does not extend to the Pentagon, and there is no overall spending reduction to help get rising deficits under control.
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If you press once on specs' button, you can extend your Snap to 20 seconds, and you can press again to extend to 30 seconds.
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" His apology, she noted, didn't extend to the more than 20 women who came forward and accused him of punching, choking, and slapping them. "Mr.
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It takes a bunch of unlikely plot twists to get them there, but the commitment to realism doesn't extend to the mechanics of the story.
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Ibiza87 will tell the story of their formative experiences in the burgeoning rave scene, and extend to the second summer of love in 1988–89.
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But this does not extend to dating partners or former dating partners guilty of the same type of abuse and Booker wants to change that.
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And the quirk to this development is that Google Home's new two-command functionality doesn't extend to the Google Assistant built into modern Android phones.
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Federal regulation could start with loot boxes and anything else perceived as gambling, but it could also eventually extend to the content in your games.
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The adjustments extend to work, too: now, Sivan never travels without a friend or family with him, so that he's not obsessing over work constantly.
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Those costs, she said, are more than financial and extend to the emotional and social burdens of a family being forced out of their home.
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That begins with traditional canvassing, but will extend to what is expected to be a large pro-Sanders, Occupy-inspired march on Saturday in Manhattan.
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They understand that Republican condemnation of "socialist policies" doesn't extend to the near-$30 billion in government charity given to politically influential industrial agriculture companies.
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Another is that admiration for the army does not necessarily extend to the generals, who rushed to condemn him when video of the shooting emerged.
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If you're powerful enough to have anything you want then why wouldn't this naturally extend to the bodies and sexual agency of other human beings?
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It has four arms that, when triggered by remote control, extend to grab the tire, deploying steel spikes for ice and plastic grips for snow.
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The pancake house is teaming with Amazon and DoorDash to test the program, which will extend to parts of California, Texas, Oklahoma, Utah, and Washington.
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