The office does more than put out educational fact sheets.
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The plans were on the website and in fact sheets emailed to reporters.
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" By contrast, Clinton's campaign had put out "65 policy fact sheets, totaling 112,735 words.
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HHS still mentions condoms as a prevention tool on some websites and fact sheets.
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Detailed fact sheets on individual vitamins and minerals give some idea of the issues involved.
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He handed me positive fact sheets and articles and then, unprompted, summed things up: ''Roger wins.
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This requires us to spend less time putting out fact sheets in response to their misinformation.
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Brady gave lawmakers fact sheets that laid out some new details on the savings and innovation components.
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Get America Covered makes this easy , with shareable social graphics, fact sheets, and an email list serve.
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According to recall fact sheets, 38 Flushmate-related injuries have been reported, one of which required surgery.
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This includes, but is not limited to, news releases, photos, fact sheets, news feeds, and social media content.
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The fact sheets the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) released contain no information on the issue.
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The National Institute for Occupational Health and Safety has fact sheets on avoiding wasp, bee and hornet stings.
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This includes, but is not limited to, news releases, photos, fact sheets, news feeds, and social media content.
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Opening statements need to be trimmed, with details provided on-line to the media (and public) in fact sheets.
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Many GOP lawmakers said they were unaware of any weekly talking points or fact sheets from the White House.
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"This includes, but is not limited to, news releases, photos, fact sheets, news feeds, and social media content," she added.
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That task force produced fact sheets and videos in response to Russian content and was considered a success, Bruen said.
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Get America Covered makes this easy , with sharable social graphics, easy to understand fact sheets, and an email list serve.
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Get America Covered makes this easy , with shareable social graphics, easy to understand fact sheets, and an email list serve.
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But in that level, I could see the game beyond the fact sheets and the slideshow and the carefully designed taglines.
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I started off by spending two whole days studying nutritional fact sheets to find out what the hell to feed him.
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Lawyers and directors of community legal services spent Sunday preparing fact sheets and answering calls that have been flooding their offices.
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Produce micro reports, fact sheets, blogs and letters to the editor for distribution to the media, policymakers and advocacy groups. 6.
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The memo lays out meetings, fact sheets and speeches Pentagon leaders should give to oppose the bills, such as engaging with Sens.
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It pointed to White House fact sheets indicating the administration would target sanctioned Russians' personal assets, and not the companies they manage.
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Geisdorf points out that Tanger is not a top 10 holding in any ETF, so it doesn't appear on most fund fact sheets.
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The SEC also said that Hedgeable posted misleading fact sheets on its website that overstated the returns of various Hedgeable exchange-traded funds.
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The campaign, which has developed educational fact sheets, encourages lay people to suggest the diagnosis to health care providers who may overlook it.
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GM even sent out fact sheets to reporters touting the companys U.S. employment and its $23 billion in investments in U.S. facilities since 2009.
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GM even sent out fact sheets to reporters touting the company's U.S. employment and its $23 billion in investments in U.S. facilities since 2009.
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The task force was effective in abating the Russian trolls by putting out fact sheets and videos to counter the Russians' content, Bruen said.
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Position Responsibilities:• Manage media relations activities:o Draft media materials including press releases, pitch letters, quotes, fact sheets, talking points, and letters to the editor.
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Detailed fact sheets on local greenhouse gas emissions and the Obama administration's Clean Power Plan are similarly gone from public view, at least for now.
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That's why Nguyen often recommends the organization's resources, including "DIY tools" comprising worksheets, fact sheets, and activities that help explain, address, and manage your symptoms.
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It goes on to list actions EPA has taken to assist New Mexico, including providing fact sheets and webinars along with attending meetings and calls.
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Included in the trove are drafts of fact sheets, calendars, memos, funding reports and similar materials, as one might expect from a major nonprofit group.
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A State Department HIV/AIDS expert, Birx acknowledged Monday that it can be difficult to excite young adults through government press briefings and fact sheets.
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This week, he released fact sheets explaining how he'd pay for them -- or rather, how he'd raise $44 trillion in taxes to pay for them.
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This is just a header for an undifferentiated list of news clips, press releases, fact sheets, and transcripts of speeches that are related to the category.
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While fact sheets and details have been released to different lawmakers and interest groups, an administration official said Thursday that they are still finalizing the policy.
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After the Intercept asked the campaign for comment on Wednesday, the campaign on Thursday removed and reposted its infrastructure plan and edited its other fact sheets.
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"Bloomberg's campaign shared the following statement with The Intercept:"Much of what you flagged were fact sheets that went out via MailChimp, which doesn't support footnote formatting.
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In a statement, the campaign said, 'Much of what you flagged were fact sheets that went out via MailChimp" — an online newsletter service — "which doesn't support footnote formatting.
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In a statement, the campaign said, 'Much of what you flagged were fact sheets that went out via MailChimp' — an online newsletter service — 'which doesn't support footnote formatting.
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"Here they also seek it but in general don't understand it very well, so we developed fact sheets for the general public," Talhout told Reuters Health by phone.
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In the past, those jobs have included responsibility for drafting talking points, writing fact sheets, issuing press releases and planning events to roll out the President's policy priorities.
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Journalists were bombarded with fact sheets boasting of Trump's accomplishments, such as passing 2202 measures rolling back Obama-era regulations and confirming Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court.
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The CDC and Health Department websites have helpful resources, including fact sheets for both youth and parents, and information on the dangers of flavored tobacco and vaping products.
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Shankar's team had begun working with the E.P.A. shortly after the President declared a state of emergency, helping to redesign the water-safety fact sheets that residents received.
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The Department of Agriculture walked away from a previous memo sent to employees of its scientific research unit calling for a suspension of news releases, photos, and fact sheets.
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When we announce policy platforms, we put together detailed fact sheets with context and supporting background, so that reporters understand the problem we're trying to solve with our policy.
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But if you want to project a little farther into the future, try taking a look at the Economic Policy Institute's (EPI) budget fact sheets and family budget calculator.
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The manager also helps develop and deliver the ADA's message on legislation that affects dental practice and other issues before Congress, both through written testimony, fact sheets, letters, etc.
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Today's FCC has replaced these detailed white papers with cursory blog posts and one page "fact sheets" – which you won't be surprised to learn contain very few "facts" at all.
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Policy fact sheets provide background info on a topic and short descriptions of policy changes, and are often sent to the media or used at press conferences or events like ours.
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But advocacy groups like Indivisible and Public Citizen are rallying opposition on social media, furiously tweeting out damning quotes from fact sheets and citing polls showing support for more banking regulation.
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This week, Pai also pledged to brief commissioners on proposals before they go public, release one-page fact sheets of proposals and require consent decrees to be approved by the commission.
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For comparison's sake, I was a rep for a group called Democracy Matters in college, and I got a bunch of fact sheets about the privatized prison industry to hand out.
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The NEA and BEA report's many maps, data profiles, interactive infographics, fact sheets, and more provide a vast trove of evidence for the enormous economic benefits of a thriving culture industry.
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As for now, "it's business as usual and information that routinely clears through the office of communications will continue to do so," like public facing press releases and fact sheets, he said.
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Transportation Chairman Bill Shuster (R-Pa.) has been trying to whip up support during vote series; his office has been blasting out "dear colleague" letters and fact sheets about the plan. Rep.
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The phrase has also emerged in fact sheets at the Family and Youth Services Bureau and the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health and the Administration for Children and Families at HHS.
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"GMs operations in Mexico are not a threat to U.S. jobs," one company fact sheets states, noting GM has invested $23 billion in U.S. operations since 2009 compared with $5 billion in Mexico.
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"GM's operations in Mexico are not a threat to U.S. jobs," one company fact sheets states, noting GM has invested $23 billion in U.S. operations since 2009 compared with $5 billion in Mexico.
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The second will reduce the size of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument by another 800,000 acres, to just under half of its current size, according to fact sheets from the White House.
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Ahead of Friday's implementation, the Pentagon has been educating the force on the new policy by distributing fact sheets to military medical providers, service members, applicants, commanders, recruiters and human resources, Maxwell said.
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One of those is SciLine, an independent nonprofit service that connects reporters with scientists and provides fact sheets on topics in the news like a primer in August on hurricanes and climate change.
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Another provided detailed information on the previous administration's Clean Power Plan, including fact sheets about greenhouse gas emissions on the state and local levels and how different demographic groups were affected by such emissions.
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There is a "Save Grand Staircase" sign out by the Buddha in the garden and, at the hostess station, a stack of fact sheets about the monument, complete with contact information for Congress members.
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So they took a stack of fact sheets and copious notes back home with them, all in the hope that they could convince their friends and family not to vote for Trump next year.
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The Intercept on Thursday reported that Bloomberg's campaign had used exact language from news articles, research papers and opinion pieces for at least eight of its policy plans and fact sheets, without citing its sources.
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The Times examines how it tried to get ahead of Congressional hearing by blasting out fact sheets listing which ad trackers senators used on their own websites, and how much they had spent on Facebook ads.
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The changes include a pledge to release one-page fact sheets on FCC proposals, cracking down on agency staffers' authority to edit measures after they have been approved and requiring commissioners to approve all consent decrees.
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As people poured into the fire hall, someone from the Greater Fremont Development Council, which had courted the project, handed out fact sheets, claiming that it would bring in a quarter of a billion dollars in revenue.
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After the calamitous earthquake in Haiti in 2010, the Obama White House issued a stream of fact sheets, statements and Flickr photos to convey the image of a president pulling every lever to help the people there.
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It's a small space that's usually used for meetings and other social gatherings, but Devolver plans to stuff it with their own computer workstations loaded with demos from the banned developers, along with fact sheets and contact information.
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In a statement to Business Insider, a spokeswoman for Bloomberg's 2020 campaign said internal drafts of the fact sheets mentioned by The Intercept included footnotes, which did not appear in the web or emailed versions of the information.
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Instead of giving her the results, however, she brought a thick binder filled with fact sheets and photographs and proceeded to highlight the services that the center could provide for Rodrigues, like putting her baby up for adoption.
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The NRA on Monday denied playing any role in the sanctuary movement, saying it only communicated with New Mexico sheriffs about defeating state gun-control legislation by drafting editorials, analyses and fact sheets that were shared among the sheriffs.
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Japan's government is already trying to give Trump's administration a crash course on its companies' contribution to U.S. jobs and growth, with fact sheets showing, among other things, that Japanese companies created 839,000 jobs in America, second only to Britain.
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People may not agree with all the positons—and many in the financial sector don't—but Clinton's stances are clearly identified and available on her website where more than 40 issues are presented in demonstrative detail with supplementary fact sheets.
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The largest U.S. automaker preemptively released two fact sheets on its U.S. operations and details about its 25 U.S. government bailout ahead of the debates, which could feature Democrats using its high-profile job cuts to attack U.S. President Donald Trump.
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RELATED: Blue Angels pilot killed in Tennessee crash F-16s each cost approximately $18.8 million while the F/A-18's more modern version, the Super Hornet, costs about $26 million per plane, according to their respective military fact sheets.
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YOU'RE YES, THEN YOU'RE NO.: After the Department of Agriculture told staff to stop releasing any "news releases, photos, fact sheets, news feeds, and social media content," another memo was sent from a top official to take back that order.
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Shuster has also been spotted working members during vote series and carrying around what looked like a whip list, while his office has been blasting out "dear colleague" letters and fact sheets to try to educate more members about the plan.
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Using a price tag calculated by the conservative American Action Forum — $93 trillion over 10 years — fact sheets circulated among Republicans offer a litany of fanciful ways to use Green New Deal funds, such as filling Lake Michigan with Coca-Cola.
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An HHS spokeswoman declined to comment on whether the decision to take down fact sheets with the condom images—which appeared in the department's 2016 materials as well―was part of a broader department policy to not include condom images in HIV/AIDS educational materials.
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Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights is teaching students how to take action — by writing letters to company chief executives, urging them to protect their fellow children, and by educating their friends and neighbors by handing out fair trade chocolates and fact sheets about labor practices.
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"In addition to having a nationwide system of local offices where people can make appointments and a [toll-free] number with trained workers, SSA also has online calculators and a lot of relatively easy to understand fact sheets explaining the various rules and options, " Altman said.
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The volume of images in this exhibition compared with the size of the space means the pictures don't always get room to breathe, or room for captions to be anywhere but on printed fact sheets that viewers must carry around if they want to connect the photographs with their makers.
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The White House followed up the next week by sending agencies and other departments — including the departments of Defense, Education, Transportation and Veterans Affairs, as well as the Environmental Protection Agency — instructions to submit two-page, bulleted fact sheets that identify marijuana threats and issues with the initiatives by Aug. 10.
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The Trump administration has reportedly put several federal agencies, including the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Agriculture, under a gag order — no updates, no news releases, no photos, no fact sheets, and no social media content until further notice, according to a leaked memo obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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Other aides are preparing fact sheets and messaging documents to distribute in support of the address -- standard public relations exercises for any White House, but a sign that the State of the Union is one of the rare events the Trump White House approaches in a traditional, coordinated and structured way.
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The MBA is already in war-room mode, putting out fact sheets for borrowers, sending loan data to the Trump administration and launching a Harvey web page, but it is impossible to know how much money homeowners will get to repair or rebuild, which will inevitably determine whether they stay or walk away.
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Traditionally, at this stage of the campaign, candidates—even those who draw praise for their issue-oriented rigor—might have delivered a few meaty policy speeches, published a staff-written global overview in Foreign Affairs, and issued a handful of fact sheets outlining the contours of their approach to the federal budget and taxes.
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While Cameron and his loyal ministers presented fact sheets warning of the economic and political risks of Brexit, Johnson and the gang toured the country in a bright-red bus, waving asparagus (to promote British farming) and promising to return three hundred and fifty million pounds a week to the National Health Service, which was a lie.
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In the hours leading up to his address, the White House posted interactive fact sheets on its website highlighting Obama's record on a wide-range of domestic and foreign policy issues and blanketed social media with a minute-long, black-and-white documentary-style video of Obama in the Oval Office reflecting on the many challenges he confronted during his two presidential terms.
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Over the coming months, the Election Assistance Commission will have additional resources for election stakeholders based on the survey data, including state fact sheets and an updated data interactive, which allows users to quickly display data for any of the thousands of local jurisdictions that comprise the data, and compare those jurisdictions side by side with those other jurisdictions that have a similar number of registered voters.
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Some fact sheets and reports from advocates, for example, argue against broad scientific evidence showing that TNR programs don't limit cat populations, and that wild cats are a major source of toxoplasmosis, the leading cause of death from foodborne illness in the US. They point the finger specifically at Alley Cat Allies, which claims more than 650,000 members, and Best Friends Animal Society, which have put on public relations campaigns aimed at getting feral cats protected wildlife status.
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Fact sheets on the DHS website implied it would be a place that parents could be connected with their children prior to being deported from the US. Though criminal charges for the misdemeanor offense of crossing the border illegally take only a few days to resolve and the immigrants are usually only sentenced to time served, by the time parents emerged from Department of Justice custody, their children had already been sent to HHS shelters elsewhere in the country.
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