Weapons and cash have also flowed from Tehran to Damascus.
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Heavy plumes of smoke flowed from the vehicle immediately after.
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Warm blood flowed from the gash on my left knee.
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Ninety-five percent of those dollars flowed from out of state.
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Overall corporate borrowing did rise as credit flowed from other sources.
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Blood flowed from his ears, his body dropped lifeless to the ground.
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" "Everything that Bruce Lee did flowed from his mind and his thinking.
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As the actress read, tears flowed from her eyes and from mine.
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Political irresponsibility flowed from the unfortunate example of President Paul von Hindenburg.
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Last, were there larger benefits to mankind that flowed from the Demjanjuk case?
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Later extensions of corporate free-speech rights flowed from left-wing initiatives, too.
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The money then flowed from the committees to individual candidates, often within days.
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I lived on a cellblock where homemade wine practically flowed from the faucets.
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But his tears also flowed from the unexpected arrival of so much help.
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Diners flowed from table to table as if they were at a party.
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At a cistern, Laotians anointed themselves with water that flowed from mountain springs.
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Established characters and stories were recontextualized; new storylines flowed from behind-closed-doors discussions.
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Funds flowed from Treasuries and toward stocks sure to surge on a strong report.
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"It flowed from the shift in institutional investors' move into the political activism," he said.
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No longer will mere friendship suffice to show that a benefit flowed from passing the information.
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In this vast community, where real-space coercion couldn't hold, order flowed from collective ethical deliberation.
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During the one-party era, this was meant to impose accountability, which flowed from party leadership.
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In those heady times, over a billion dollars a year flowed from the South into Pyongyang.
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Net neutrality rules prohibited telecoms from having dominion over how well data flowed from any particular site.
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The World Bank estimates that $343m in remittances flowed from Ivory Coast to Burkina Faso in 2015.
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The Crown's wealth has historically flowed from inherited properties acquired through centuries of conquest, forfeiture, and purchases.
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I got on the right track with LONGHAIR, INTREPID, NONPROFIT and AGNOSTIC, and everything flowed from there.
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I got on the right track with LONGHAIR, INTREPID, NONPROFIT and AGNOSTIC, and everything flowed from there.
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Nothing but hollow hissing and a few drops flowed from the tap for most of the day.
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The windfall detailed in a Monday regulatory flowed from 22015,000 Apple shares sold during the past week.
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For much of the decade, it seemed like all of culture either flowed from or through West.
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But Uganda would soon sink into an abyss, where power flowed from the gun and not the pen.
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The actions that we took today flowed from the roadmapping (sic) and reprioritization exercise that we recently undertook.
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In addition, consider that nearly a decade was needed to implement the rules that flowed from Dodd-Frank.
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But never has such rhetoric flowed from the White House, amidst a general climate of anger and distrust.
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For them, authority flowed from the people, not from God; the pardon was a residue of divine right.
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Current law also requires that the government show that a benefit flowed from the tippee to the tipper.
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"This upward pressure emerged as funds flowed from the private sector to Treasury for tax payments," he said.
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It had an architectural ruffle that flowed from shoulder to waist and down to the hem of her dress.
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In July of last year, the WSJ reported allegations that nearly $700 million had flowed from 1Malaysia Development Bhd.
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After all, the current district attorney is basing this prosecution on the new evidence that flowed from the deposition.
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And that flowed from a number of my identity, including my sister being a survivor of sexual assault. Right.
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The ultimate recommendations flowed from objective fact-finding and policy analysis that was driven by a trustee-engagement process.
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The Malaysian city of Malacca was once a conduit for spices and treasures that flowed from Asia to Europe.
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As news of the shooting spread across the country, tributes flowed from politicians, fellow police officers and other Canadians.
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Spaulding detailed how hundreds of thousands of dollars flowed from MSMB Healthcare into Retrophin, which he founded in 2011.
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Three financial institutions — Citibank, JP Morgan Chase, and Morgan Stanley — discovered the $28 million that flowed from Agalarov to Kaveladze.
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The stream of being-ness that flowed from her pen hardly shouts "stage me" to even the most determined Bloomsburyphile.
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The vast sum of his wealth flowed from his work as a consultant for pro-Moscow political parties in Ukraine.
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During the test, the upper portion of the rocket blew apart and heavy plumes of smoke flowed from the vehicle.
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As for Principles, the concept flowed from Mr. Dalio's early practice of jotting down his observations about how markets worked.
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It was on this river that steel flowed from the mountains into the plains and built Chicago and all points West.
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Last winter, gas flowed from Spain to France only about two days, to boost Britain's gas supplies during a cold spell.
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Saudi Arabia's gain has come at the expense of many other Gulf markets as money has flowed from them to Riyadh.
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The "dirty war" in Argentina also flowed from a clash of left and right, in which tens of thousands were killed.
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Billions of dollars have flowed from Iran to Hezbollah and other terrorist groups, which have grown vastly in size and influence.
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He also wants to better understand the intelligence that flowed from the C.I.A. to the F.B.I. in the summer of 2016.
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Originally tentacles flowed from his back, but we opted for classic horns in order to create a more aggressive silhouette read.
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In part, ISIS's iconoclasm there has flowed from the polytheistic history of Palmyra, which stands in rebuke to their Salafist convictions.
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Everything flowed from her insistence that Britain had to get immigration down to 100,000 or fewer, ideally within the next five years.
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The impact of Citizens United, and the other legal decisions that flowed from it, was in some ways more social than legal.
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But too often, he says, they blind people to the communal, psychological, educational and creative benefits that have flowed from Christian belief.
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But what Trump's campaign focused on was money that flowed from businessmen involved in the deal to the Clintons and their foundation.
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The forecast flowed from the Big Personality Rule, which defines leaders whose larger-than-life, idiosyncratic behavior can trigger and dominate events.
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Before sentencing, Green told Lomeli that Tseng bore some -- but not all -- responsibility for the misery that flowed from her prescription pad.
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In Brooklyn, hipster heaven, streams of young voters flowed from polling stations berning with enthusiasm for the 74-year-old democratic socialist.
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The final changes to the Court's size flowed from the upheaval and revitalization of our democracy during the Civil War and Reconstruction.
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That fatal inaction flowed from the wrong-headed assumption that only some people got AIDS, and that those people didn't really matter.
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One merchant was tortured in More's own home, and tied so tightly to a tree that blood reportedly flowed from his eyes.
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The source also said the investigation was tied to money that had flowed from Russia to the U.S. through banks in Cyprus.
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A classic he said/she said litany of statements flowed from both companies, and a two-week jury trial concluded in 2017.
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When the volcano began to erupt just days after the ritual, an estimated 50 million cubic meters of magma flowed from the peak.
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But he was surely right to point out the limitations of the previous "diplomatic grammar" that flowed from seven decades of mutual hostility.
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To Judge Mary Murguia, however, the motion was a thinly veiled claim that the judge's alleged bias somehow flowed from her racial heritage.
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In July, the Wall Street Journal published a report alleging that nearly $700 million had flowed from 1MDB to Najib's personal bank account.
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The Obama campaign had another, novel source of data, too: information that flowed from the cable television set-top boxes in people's homes.
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Streams of inmates flowed from the yard toward the squat, gray, one-story cell blocks of the State Correctional Institution at Smithfield, Pennsylvania.
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But for all the medals that flowed from the Karolyi ranch, it can no longer be the site of the national training center.
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European colonists settled at Cape Town -- known later as the Cape of Storms -- primarily for the freshwater springs that flowed from the mountain.
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The Kremlin's blessing for the project, said Mr. Roizman, the former mayor, flowed from a contradiction at the heart of Mr. Putin's rule.
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Firearms have flowed from the war zone as well, but because Ukraine lacks a central registry, it is hard to know how many.
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Russian success has also flowed from its indiscriminate bombing of civilian areas, a brutally effective technique that has allowed the regime to retake territory.
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Money flowed from safe-haven currencies into riskier units globally, and the dollar also retreated, with its selling helping currencies in the European Union.
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In July, the Wall Street Journal published a report alleging that nearly $700 million had flowed from the fund to Najib's personal bank account.
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Some $150m is also believed to have flowed from 1MDB to Red Granite Pictures, a film-production firm co-founded by Mr Najib's stepson.
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The conversation flowed from dinner to dessert and, late into the evening, at a wine bar he took her to in the West Village.
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In much the same vein, vast sums of money flowed from Saudi Arabia to al Qaeda and ISIS in the form of private donations.
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Bernstein reckons that over the past decade some $5 trillion globally has flowed from active to passive, most of which has gone into ETFs.
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This warm sense of nostalgia flowed from the pews into the eulogies, where the late president was remembered by his son as a true optimist.
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Overall, about 620,000 bpd flowed from the Permian to Cushing in November 2018, compared with about 480,183 bpd a year earlier, according to Genscape data.
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It flowed from male consolidation of power in Hollywood, and the lack of opportunity and influence that women have there and in many other industries.
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For some reason, once I had gotten a few entries on the bottom, the quote just flowed from my fingers and suddenly I was done.
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He opened his mouth and Orta leaned forward to hear what he had to say, but instead of words, blood flowed from the man's parted lips.
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How much of that sentiment and how much of the loss that flowed from it is down to sexism, and how much is down to you?
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U.S. sanctions on Russia's Rusal whipsawed the price and ricocheted down a complex supply chain that flowed from Guinea to Ireland before hitting European automotive makers.
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The WSJ published a report in July alleging that nearly $700 million had flowed from the 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) fund to Najib's personal bank account.
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For her, though, the greatest exhilaration flowed from the sense that history had been made and that the lives of future generations would be changed forever.
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And Bitcoin has enabled new kinds of deadly drug traffic, like the synthetic opioids that have flowed from China to small towns in the United States.
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The charges relate to funds of about 42 million ringgit ($10.14 million) that allegedly flowed from SRC International, a former 1MDB unit, into Najib's personal bank account.
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In July, the Wall Street Journal published a report alleging that nearly $700 million had flowed from Malaysia's state investment fund, 1MDB, to Najib's personal bank account.
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Obama's efforts to define Romney flowed from there: He isolated key aspects of Romney's business record and his political agenda, and held them up through that lens.
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All of those actions flowed from a conviction about religion's role in policy that, by his own accounting, puts Moore far afield from almost all elected Republicans.
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In July, the Wall Street Journal published a report alleging that nearly $700 million had flowed from the fund to Prime Minister Najib Razak's personal bank account.
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Prosecutors are still investigating whether Tanis's actions "flowed from personal problems combined with a radicalized ideology," the AP reported, adding that he has a past criminal record.
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In October, The Hill confirmed with the NRC that Uranium One exports flowed from Wyoming to Canada and, in some cases, into Europe between 2012 and 2014.
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Another type of coal combustion byproduct, cenospheres composed mostly of alumni and silica, has flowed from that basin into Sutton Lake and Cape Fear River, Duke said.
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Each transgression flowed from an avoidance of self-reflection, as most men haven't been socialized to confront and acknowledge their feelings in any constructive or meaningful way.
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"[T]o establish proximate cause under the FHA", Justice Breyer held, "a plaintiff must do more than show that its injuries foreseeably flowed from the alleged statutory violation".
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What if that money flowed from a political entity on the left to a private law firm, to Fusion, to a British spook, and then to Russian sources?
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Benedict writes that the child-abuse scandal was a reflection of collapsing ethical norms which in turn flowed from a collapse of private and public faith in God.
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The chemicals flowed from the Animas, along some 200 miles of the San Juan River in New Mexico, which runs through the Navajo Nation and continues into Utah.
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As a middle ground, a court might punt by simply throwing out the detrimental evidence that flowed from the promise of non-prosecution: like the deposition testimony itself.
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A statement from his campaign noted that contributions flowed from former teammates and former Carolina Panthers and Cincinnati Bengals player Travelle Wharton, who co-chairs Person's campaign committee.
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Over the next few years, hundreds of millions of dollars in American deposits flowed from Swiss banking stalwarts — institutions like Credit Suisse and Julius Baer — to Bank Frey.
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But the only water in sight on Friday night flowed from the outfield fountains at Kauffman Stadium, and Manager Aaron Boone hoped the additional rest would benefit Sabathia.
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But the policies and pronouncements that have flowed from this promise have in fact made the United States, and his presidency, the object of disbelief, alarm, even derision.
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The floodwaters flowed from Cape Fear River into the northern side of Sutton Lake, an 1,100-acre reservoir built in 1972 to cool the L.V. Sutton Power Station.
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Najib has been under pressure since the Wall Street Journal published a report in July alleging that nearly $700 million had flowed from 1MDB to Najib's personal bank account.
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This puzzle was a joy to construct – I remember it began with the realization that the fun CARTOONLIKE fit perfectly beneath ABDUL-JABBAR, and it all flowed from there.
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"The ACA isn't perfect, but the choices we made when designing the law flowed from a commitment to provide the best possible care to the most people," Biden wrote.
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And even to those closely involved, it is almost unthinkable that all this development flowed from a horse farm in Glyndon, Md., less than 229 miles to the northwest.
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For decades, Democrats and Republicans alike have chosen allies principally based on the strategic and economic priorities of the United States, no matter how much blood flowed from such choices.
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In recent months, prosecutors brought a total of seven charges against Najib over 42 million ringgit that allegedly flowed from SRC International, a former 1MDB unit, into his bank account.
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In December, the Association of British Orchestras produced a detailed study, pointing out how many ensembles relied on multinational touring and numerous other benefits that flowed from European Union membership.
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He seemed poised to join a new wave of economic or political exiles that has flowed from Russia as Mr. Putin's attitude and policies toward the West have sharpened significantly.
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The bright, open-plan space was flooded with light thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows and gleaming marble floors that flowed from the entrance into the contemporary, lounge-like bar.
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The rising tensions between Iran and the US might be seen as a logical consequence of events that flowed from Trump's decision -- that appeared more influenced by political than diplomatic motivations.
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"You know, things have changed, and obviously the decision in the spring of 2017 to recuse himself and everything that has flowed from that has made a big difference," Wallace said.
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Instrumental interludes performed by three cellists (Alexander Hersh, Arlen Hlusko and Thomas Mesa) linked the choral numbers, creating a mood that flowed from barely verbalized anxieties to sharply articulated political pieces.
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At the Tehran conference in November 1943, Roosevelt and Churchill told Stalin that Operation Overlord, the bloody campaign that flowed from the D-Day landings, would be launched in May 1944.
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The note's lead author, Representative Ro Khanna of California, said that part of the urgency flowed from a need to head off as many disruptions and complications as possible before November.
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The note's lead author, Representative Ro Khanna of California, said that part of the urgency flowed from a need to head off as many disruptions and complications as possible before November.
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Even in those places that stuck with the effort, the curricular changes that flowed from the Common Core could be made without necessarily improving the quality of teaching, Professor Koretz said.
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NRC officials told The Hill that Uranium One exports flowed from Wyoming to Canada and on to Europe between 2012 and 2014, and the approval involved a process with multiple agencies.
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That figure is triple the recorded amount of FDI that flowed from China to the United States in 250, making the United States the world's largest recipient of Chinese foreign direct investment.
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Singapore is among at least six countries that launched probes into allegations that nearly $700 million had flowed from the debt-ridden 1MDB into Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak's personal bank account.
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The way it flowed from layer to layer, kept the creamy integrity of the milk itself, and created a 1/2-inch-thick foam head with barely-there bubbles was truly stunning.
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Earlier this year, Facebook also removed a shortcut link to Instagram from its "bookmarks" menu inside the Facebook app, a small but significant source of traffic that flowed from Facebook to Instagram.
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Tears flowed from the 30-year-old defending U.S. champion as she spoke to reporters and the agony only intensified after she was asked why this had been such an emotional year.
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In August 2015, a spate of overdoses in Western Canada were linked to the drug, which was being trafficked along a common drug route that flowed from British Columbia to Alberta and Vancouver.
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When they stitched together the circulatory systems of young and old mice, they noticed that the blood that flowed from the young animals into the older animals seemed to reverse signs of aging.
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The Southern African Development Community, a regional bloc that includes Zimbabwe, met on Thursday in Gaborone, Botswana, to discuss the seeming slow-motion coup and the apparent impasse that has flowed from it.
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In August, the People's Bank of China said it would ensure that money flowed from its state-controlled banking sector to companies that needed it, in particular exporters and small and medium enterprises.
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"When we switched on the water motor, brown water flowed from our taps," Joshy Maliakkal, who has been a resident of Solomon's Avenue Apartments, in the Chalakudy municipality, for 47 years, told CNN.
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All around me, women with taut abs and muscular shoulders flowed from one pose to another while I shook and swayed in airplane and wanted to scream during 90 seconds of chair pose.
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As the film progresses, though, it's clear that he's trying to approximate the otherworldly qualities of being drawn into Jackson's orbit, and the perks that flowed from the mega-stardom that surrounded him.
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Najib has been under pressure since the Wall Street Journal published a report in July alleging that nearly $700 million had flowed from the 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) fund to Najib's personal bank account.
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"She neither explains how her losses flowed from the alleged defamation nor alleges any facts establishing what, if any, emotional and physical harms and reputational damage she specifically suffered," Batts said in her decision.
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Questions about movement of funds from 1MDB came to widespread attention in July, when the WSJ reported that in 2013 nearly $700 million had flowed from the debt-ridden fund to Najib's personal bank account.
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In fact, 80% of all global economic growth since the 2008 financial crisis has flowed from developing and emerging economies, meaning that an increasing number of U.S. jobs are dependent on exports to those countries.
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While the reaction has flowed from a reservoir of national pride, some Panamanian commentators said it reflects a certain national fragility — revealing, perhaps, a lack of self-confidence about the country's place in the world.
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Those were just two of three big surprises that flowed from the work and the influence of Woese — the existence of the archaea (that third kingdom of life) and the prevalence of H.G.T. (sideways heredity).
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Putting down their weapons, Pancho says, would be impossible because the Templarios are hell-bent on going back to the days when big money flowed from protection rackets imposed upon the area's lucrative agricultural enterprises.
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The Supreme Court decision, and the reversals of the Silver and Skelos verdicts that flowed from it, haunts the efforts to clean up Albany by putting people like Mr. Silver and Mr. Skelos behind bars.
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Local churches and their worshippers have embraced the tradition with urban legend saying that the hot lava that flowed from the volcano was actually the local Christian Saint Jeronimo fighting the devil with balls of fire.
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The prosecutors and agents who heard any privileged statements might then have to be removed from the case, and any evidence that flowed from the privileged statements – called "derivative" evidence – may then have to be suppressed.
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With Mr. Trump slow to offer an account of his closed-door discussion with Mr. Putin, details have instead flowed from Moscow on issues involving the security of Israel and the wars in Syria and Ukraine.
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But the attempt to project calm within the West Wing was belied throughout the morning by a cascade of combative email blasts, tweets and statements that flowed from Trump's outside allies and his campaign war room.
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Questions about movement of funds from 1MDB gained attention in July, when the Wall Street Journal reported that in 2013 nearly $700 million had flowed from the fund to Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak's personal bank account.
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If it is all a diplomatic failure on Mr Kim's part—think of the economic opportunities, not to mention the security guarantees that would have flowed from a deal—it is also a fiasco for Mr Trump.
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Corrosive river water pumped out of the treatment plant leached lead from the city's aging pipes as it passed through the water system and flowed from people's taps, putting thousands of people at risk for lead poisoning.
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As a result, money has flowed from more expensive actively managed funds to less expensive passively managed funds, and more generally from mutual funds to Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), which for the most part are passively managed.
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Support from IS has always been mostly training and skills enhancement, but not enough funding and weapons have flowed from them, and I think this is because IS [in Iraq and Syria] is itself under intense pressure.
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So money has flowed from China into the United States — both from the Chinese government's purchases of United States Treasury bonds and more recently in the form of direct investment from Chinese companies into the United States.
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In Mr. Hamdi's case, the Supreme Court ruled that the military's legal power to detain a citizen captured fighting on the Afghan battlefield flowed from Congress's authorization to use military force against the perpetrators of the Sept.
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Since he became secretary, the torrent of words that once flowed from the State Department in daily briefings, speeches and statements — helping to refine and set policy in embassies around the world — has slowed to a trickle.
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More than $10 million flowed from the Sixteen Thirty Fund into Colorado alone, to organizations supporting Democrats in state legislative races and campaigns for statewide office, as well as several more focused on expensive ballot measure campaigns.
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Questions about the movement of funds from 1MDB first gained widespread attention around a year ago, when the WSJ reported that in 2013 nearly $700 million had flowed from the fund to Prime Minister Najib's personal bank account.
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Virginia Republicans have attacked his stance against the death penalty, though he fought back by explaining that his beliefs flowed from his Catholic faith—and as governor he oversaw 11 executions, saying that he bowed to the law.
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That's one reason the American Society of Civil Engineers, in its most recent report card on infrastructure, gave the United States a D-plus despite the extra infrastructure spending that flowed from the big 2009 economic recovery act.
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DENVER — The Navajo Nation filed a lawsuit on Tuesday against the Environmental Protection Agency and several corporations, saying that poisoned water that flowed from a punctured Colorado mine last year disrupted hundreds of lives near a critical watershed.
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But this thinking has been advanced by many libertarian-minded conservatives who have long doubted whether the founders envisioned the creation of many New Deal and Great Society programs and the abundance of regulations that flowed from them.
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The framing allowed the writers to flash ahead and see where everyone landed — not badly, as it turned out, but not the wealth and power that would have flowed from becoming the next Gates or Mark Zuckerberg either.
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Flowing from Kilauea at a rate of about one or two cubic meters a second, somewhere between 788 million gallons and 1.576 billion gallons of lava flowed from Kilauea Volcano into the ocean during the firehose's monthlong show.
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The wealthiest man in the world for many years, the sultan of Brunei knew how to spend the vast riches that flowed from the oil deposits bestowed upon the tiny Southeast Asian nation he controls with absolute power.
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Far more money — 44 percent of CoreCivic's 2015 revenue, said Terry Dwyer, an analyst with KDP Investment Advisors — flowed from contracts for detention centers run on behalf of Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the United States Marshals Service.
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These are among the messages that flowed from the America First Energy Conference in New Orleans this week, hosted by some of the country's most vocal climate change doubters - and attended by a handful of Trump administration officials.
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Questions about movement of funds from 1MDB came to widespread attention nearly a year ago, when the Wall Street Journal reported that in 2013 nearly $700 million had flowed from the debt-ridden fund to Najib's personal bank account.
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Questions about movement of funds from 1MDB gained attention around a year ago, when the Wall Street Journal reported that in 2013 nearly $700 million had flowed from the fund to Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak's personal bank account.
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Algorithms made judgements on who to pay attention to (ranking people who hung around longer higher than those who just arrived, for example), while the robots' motions flowed from one arm to the next like ripples in a pond.
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Questions about movement of funds from 1MDB came to widespread attention nearly a year ago, when the Wall Street Journal reported that in 2013 nearly $13 million had flowed from the debt-ridden fund to Najib's personal bank account.
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No water flowed from the showerhead — it would never provide more than a dark-colored dribble — so she and five of her siblings commuted back to her grandfather's apartment on Manhattan's Upper West Side once a week to wash.
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Questions about movement of funds from 1MDB gained attention in July last year, when the Wall Street Journal reported that in 2013 nearly $700 million had flowed from the fund to Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak's personal bank account.
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Then, behind them, the crew felt a rumble from far, far away—from the distant aft end of the ship—as the liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen flowed from their separate tanks and mixed in the spacecraft's combustion chamber.
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Questions about movement of funds from 1MDB gained attention about a year ago, when The Wall Street Journal reported that in 2013 nearly $700 million had flowed from the fund to Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak's personal bank account.
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Questions about movement of funds from 1MDB came to widespread attention when the Wall Street Journal reported that in 13 nearly $700 million had flowed from the debt-ridden fund to Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak's personal bank account.
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Questions about movement of funds from 1MDB came to widespread attention when the Wall Street Journal reported that in 2013 nearly $700 million had flowed from the debt-ridden fund to Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak's personal bank account.
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They said that 71 bodies had been identified so far, recovered after mud flowed from the ruptured tailings dam, which belongs to iron ore miner Vale SA. Reporting by Marta Nogueira; Writing by Marcelo Teixeira, Editing by Rosalba O'Brien
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Opposition to the initiative flowed from across the political and economic establishment, and grew to include most California newspapers, professional groups, law enforcement organizations, and corporate leaders, plus a few national Republican leaders like Jack Kemp and Bill Bennett.
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For decades, tens of millions of dollars — often as cash packed into suitcases, backpacks and plastic shopping bags — flowed from the C.I.A. to the office of President Hamid Karzai, according to current and former advisers to the Afghan leader.
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The excitement among the media scrum — short-lived as it was — flowed from a stand introducing the VinFast, a generic-looking S.U.V. that was to be the first car built in Vietnam (the company had a sedan, as well).
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Although only Cuban citizens residing on the island were authorized to purchase homes, hundreds of millions of dollars flowed from Cuban Americans into the market through close relatives in Cuba who acted as the legal owners of these properties.
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While not too spacious in size, the team at ASH NYC thoughtfully designed the space with blue gingham curtains that flowed from ceiling to floor, as well as a wire canopied bed that rose up in the room's center.
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When the eel leapt out of a tank of water and rested its head on Dr. Catania's arm, electricity flowed from the head, to his arm, to the water and back to the eel's tail to complete the circuit.
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The newly elected real estate mogul's new rules quickly had their intended effect, opening up a floodgate of money, some of which was very difficult to trace, that flowed from businesses, LLCs, trusts and individuals straight into the nonprofit committee's coffers.
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What is known quite well, however, is that for the three dramatic months spanning May through early August, immense amounts of lava flowed from Kilauea's summit area, precisely where the lava lake was once located, to the area around Fissure 8.
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Since then a bunch of follow-on admissions have flowed from the company confirming that access to user data on its platform wasn't as locked down as it's historically liked to claim — albeit, despite masses of evidence to the contrary.
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Mr. Hussein, a veteran Jordanian diplomat and the first Muslim to serve as human rights commissioner, said such virulent propaganda flowed from "the same factory of deceit, bigotry and ethnic nationalism" that had inflamed the devastating Balkan wars of the 1990s.
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Exactly how much benefit Mr. Trump could wring from those shifts would have depended on the size of his loans, on the one hand, and how much of his operating losses flowed from properties that qualified under the new rules.
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His objections to a rule at issue are highly likely to have flowed from his view that in a democracy, Congress should make the major decisions about regulation, not unelected officials of the Washington bureaucracy interpolating from statutory language passed many years before.
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Ms. Yelenick and the other plaintiffs say a big part of such pay differences stems from origination credit, which means getting credit for business brought into the firm — either initially or for other legal matters that have flowed from the original client relationship.
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Instead of building to a crescendo — with each speaker reinforcing the next — the night ebbed and flowed, from remarks by intense and high-energy speakers like Mr. Giuliani to the meandering, strained speech by a former general (and onetime potential running mate), Michael T. Flynn.
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Yet the book makes a spirited argument that a series of legal and institutional changes gradually flowed from that 1928 treaty, helping to create the rules of a world order that are now as pervasive — and as little noticed — as the air we breathe.
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Jeter came up before social media, before camera phones, yet always knew how to comport himself, always understood that the fun stuff — the money, the models and actresses by his side, the respect — flowed from the way he honored his duty as a professional.
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Even now, these stubborn biases and beliefs, amplified by a divisive and hostile campaign that appealed not to people's better instincts but their worst, have blinded many Americans to their own good fortune, fortune that flowed from policies set in motion by this president.
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In Manhattan now, Strout, Linney and Munro continued to trade lines, nearly running out of ways to describe how seamlessly the component parts of "My Name is Lucy Barton" — source material and adapted material and performance — flowed from one to the other and back again.
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In July, the WSJ reported that almost $24.7 million in funds had flowed from 24MDB to Najib's personal bank account and then in December, it reported that the funds in question may have been channeled to politicians and projects to help Najib's UMNO party win 24.5 elections.
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Pliny knew quite a lot about volcanoes—according to him, the ashes from Mt. Etna fell on towns as far as thirty-five miles away, while the hottest lava in the world flowed from a summit in Ethiopia—because he knew quite a lot about everything.
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Najib toughed out criticism in early 2015 over financial mismanagement at the fund - which had racked up debts of about $11 billion - but faced greater pressure when the Wall Street Journal reported in July that almost $700 million in funds had flowed from 1MDB to his personal bank account.
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All of Comey's decisions flowed from this mistake—defying Justice Department leadership to announce his investigation's findings, describing Clinton's conduct as "extremely careless" in his official capacity, and especially his decision to inform Congress about the discovery of Clinton emails on Anthony Weiner's laptop before determining whether they were significant.
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In and around Birmingham, where he was a public figure for more than four decades, he was regarded with an intriguing mix of admiration — for his creativity, zeal and unstinting confidence — and derision, which flowed from his reputation as a politician who dealt in himself and in spectacularly unrealistic ideas.
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The series of raids and arrests that followed nearly brought that year's Tour to a premature close, and in some ways set up Lance Armstrong's postcancer return a year later — which was portrayed as a fresh start for the Tour — and all the scandal that eventually flowed from Armstrong's dominance and doping.
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Here are some answers: A northward bulge in the jet stream thousands of feet above our heads has meant that warmer air has flowed from the south to the north, said Dr. Jennifer Francis, a senior scientist at the Woods Hole Research Center who studies climate change and its effects on weather.
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Last December, the WSJ expanded on its allegations by reporting that hundreds of millions worth of unreported political spending flowed from public source or programs intended for other purposes, including at least $140 million that was spent on charity projects to boost the chances of PM Najib's political party to win the 2013 election.
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Last December, the WSJ expanded on its allegations by reporting that hundreds of millions worth of unreported political spending flowed from public source or programs intended for other purposes, including at least $20163 million that was spent on charity projects to boost the chances of PM Najib's political party to win the 2013 election.
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But throughout the twentieth century, its major arteries of fresh water, which flowed from the Kissimmee River south of Orlando to Lake Okeechobee and down to the swampy Everglades, were permanently rerouted by the federal government and landowners to stop flooding, and make room for agriculture and housing in the southern part of the state.
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The persistence of Trump's support inside the Republican coalition has convinced most of his GOP critics that they cannot open a serious debate about his direction unless and until it threatens the party's hold on power and the advances on conservative priorities, such as tax cuts and judicial confirmations, which have flowed from that.
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Dark tales of the dank herb flowed from the border into a few early films, like the 20143 western Notch Number One in which a man turned into a murderer after smoking weed, or the 22014 romantic crime flick Jewel Robbery, in which a robber used pot to dupe his victims in a jewel heist.
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That invitation flowed from a perceived existential crisis for small nonprofit organizations struggling to survive in a speculative real estate market and dependent on a donor class out of touch with the public purpose of these institutions since their inception: to foster critical art and ideas with no immediate market value in the ultra-luxury art economy.
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And it does take an extra level of thought to be able to reconcile what are conflicting images and views, and what I think the Trump campaign did quite artfully actually, was to raise that issue in a way that it became a dominant question in the minds of people and certainly a set of attacks flowed from that.
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The answer to why we're running out of protective gear involves a very American set of capitalist pathologies — the rise and inevitable lure of low-cost overseas manufacturing, and a strategic failure, at the national level and in the health care industry, to consider seriously the cascading vulnerabilities that flowed from the incentives to reduce costs.
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He also said the gains from Monday's releases were at risk of being undermined by the state's failure to use millions of dollars of savings, which have flowed from the 2016 referendum, to send more low-risk defendants to drug courts and other diversion programs and to fund mental-health services, job-placement help and other transition aids for newly released inmates.
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By refusing to broaden the legislature's legalization of abortion in Chile, the Tribunal may avoid some of the unintended or unanticipated consequences that have flowed from the Supreme Court's broad legalization of abortion in the U.S. First and foremost, by leaving the issue to the legislature, the Tribunal will not become the "national abortion control board," as the Supreme Court did in Roe v.
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