But she committed to focusing in on the real world.
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I started having a really hard time focusing in school.
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Potbotics is focusing in the New England area for now.
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The epiphany for me was really focusing in on this project.
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That's how his star was really built—especially focusing in America.
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"As of now we're just focusing in winning in Indonesia," Chopra said.
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For a lot of people, it's pretty hard focusing in school now.
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And some researchers are focusing in on one family of viruses in particular.
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In the meantime, Fixel appears to be focusing in part on his family.
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Ford scrapped its small dealer network last year, and is focusing in China.
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Picture number three showed Johnson intently focusing in the middle of a lift.
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But part of it is people haven't started focusing in on that race yet.
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" Charles added a close-up of the notice, focusing in on "all women 18+.
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We remove photographs of people displaying genitals or focusing in on fully exposed buttocks.
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They filmed for three weeks, with each episode focusing in on a different topic.
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His father, is an independent consultant focusing in operations and technology for financial services.
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Normally we spend this time focusing in on ones, things, someone specific, something narrow.
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For right now, she's focusing in on one Toliver mark in particular: a national championship.
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Why it matters: This signals that Mueller's investigation is focusing in on Stone, per Reuters.
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Ocasio-Cortez took to Twitter, focusing in on the dismissiveness of the speaker's "public whatever" remark.
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Instead of focusing in on the actor, we're pointing accusatory fingers at each other about politics.
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No, we have plenty of product people and engineers that are focusing in these areas. Great.
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I was going through my reads instead of dialing in and focusing in on every snap.
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Multitasking is merely jumping from one task to another without actually focusing in on any of them.
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Now that the 2018 election is (mostly) in the rear-view mirror, we're focusing in on 2020.
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Mr. O'Rourke emphasized criminal justice in his 2018 campaign, focusing in particular on racial and economic inequities.
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We really are focusing in on some of the impacts that some of the policy changes could have.
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Bolton did not directly address that issue, instead focusing in Thursday's order on the effect of the pardon.
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We decided to explore the Latgale region, focusing in particular in the Ludza District and the Alūksne District.
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Over the last 20 years, they have grown their wealth by focusing, in large part, on global operations.
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Plus, there are plenty of startups in Startup Alley this year that are focusing in on machine learning.
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Focusing in general can feel awfully slow at times, and the True Zoom does a lot of hunting.
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North Pole Igloos is operated by Luxury Action, a travel company focusing in the Arctic and Nordic regions.
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Democratic politicians expressed outrage over the two decisions, with many focusing in particular on the travel ban ruling.
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The utility is focusing in markets with a more commercial potential where it is already established, the spokesman said.
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The probe is focusing in particular on how trading was handled on the first day these companies went public.
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His take comes as federal antitrust enforcers are focusing in on past acquisitions by Big Tech companies including Google.
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The content will be a mix of nonfiction and fiction, focusing in on humor, food, family, relationships and other topics.
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It's time to start focusing in on the neck area, and with a product like this, it couldn't be easier.
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She further emphasizes how focusing in on getting that one strong is especially important if you are strapped for resources.
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Like many of his peers, Ollie is heartbreakingly bad at school, and seems sincerely incapable of focusing in the classroom.
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Giving it some deep thought and focusing in, I can find slowdowns and performance imperfections on the Note 7, sure.
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When people entrust their money to our markets and someone rips them off, we should be focusing in those areas.
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Still, over the years, she has forged powerful business alliances by focusing, in her arguments, on jobs and the economy.
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"Focusing in on Texas, unadjusted application volume was down 21.7 percent for purchase and 22.9 percent for refinances," Kan said.
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We are focusing in California, predominantly LA, and we are now on 56 cocktail menus and carried at a few shops.
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Professional investors also choose Bloomberg because of the huge journalistic operation it has built, focusing in particular on market-moving news.
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But it's a start to begin focusing in on some of the things we want to do from our locker room.
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Burger King believes that it will succeed because the chain tested a new nugget recipe, focusing in on what customers crave.
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Each of these companies is focusing in somewhat different areas when it comes to diversification, and the results are very different, too.
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She chose not to name the subjects or detail their individual stories, instead focusing in her own writing on her overall observations.
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She has also urged the federal government to take immediate action and criticized President Trump for focusing in the island's debt crisis.
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Now, she's focusing in on questions around cheating in her latest book, The State Of Affairs, which hits stores on Oct 10.
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This photography exhibition coincides with the Olympics and looks at images of bodies in motion, focusing in particular on subjects from Rio.
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We went on progressively fewer dates overall because you were just kind of focusing in on who you were most interested in.
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" DE BLASIO: "Jake, we should not be focusing, in my view, on anything looking back on any level of government right now.
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Latinos possess $1.3 trillion in buying power, meaning that they are focusing in the economy just like the immigrants in the 1800s.
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Kinyanjui has helped distribute about 2 million tree seeds across the country, focusing in areas where charcoal making has led to deforestation.
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The probe is focusing in particular on how trading was handled on the first day these companies went public, the report says.
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Not anything really massively new, but a refinement and a focusing in the product that will take us to a totally new level.
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One big part of the plan is to essentially render all current SpaceX vehicles redundant by focusing in the so-called BFR rocket.
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In response, the world's largest biotech has narrowed its research strategy under Reese, focusing in on three areas: cancer, heart disease, and inflammation.
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One article gave a clearer idea of the demographics of the disease, by focusing in on 53 cases reported in Wisconsin and Illinois.
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Rather, it was a driven investigation into the darkest recesses of the Web, focusing in particular on the online sex classifieds Website Backpage.
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Wednesday's congressional hearing is focusing in part on how much Trump knew about hush money payments and a proposed Trump Tower in Moscow.
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Kennedy has a long history of stoking vaccine doubts, focusing in particular on the claim that the mercury in shots makes kids sick.
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Focusing in on the 65-inch model, which usually hovers around $1,000, you can find it for $829.99 — its lowest price yet— at Amazon.
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Others, including router makers Luma and Eero, network-attached device and subscription service Circle with Disney, and more, are also focusing in this area.
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Focusing in on mobile users, the company said it saw 1003 billion mobile MAUs — which beat the Street's expectation of 2100 billion, according to StreetAccount.
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"Stratasys is really focusing in this [high-end] area, and Makerbot is obviously going to play heavily in the desktop 3D printing space," said Jaglom.
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He noted that the charges against Flynn, along with those against former Trump campaign aide George Papadopoulos, suggest that Mueller is focusing in on obstruction.
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"The biggest thing they've taught me is probably how to take seasonality to a new level and focusing in on what's at hand," she explains.
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He is also aiming to get volunteers involved in a "massive voter-registration drive," focusing in particular on working-class and young people, he said.
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On Wednesday, Congress held a hearing on the "problem of visa overstays" focusing, in large part, on the use of biometrics to address this problem.
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Mr. Mueller's investigators have interviewed Mr. Intrater twice, focusing in part on his dealings with Mr. Cohen, according to a person briefed on the interviews.
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The Daily Show host posted a rant on social media on Wednesday night against the Republican candidate, focusing in particular on Trump's anti-immigration rhetoric.
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Another Democratic Senate aide tells CNN that negotiators are now focusing in on changes that would address those concerns over settlement-specific provisions of the legislation.
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Yang appeared on the daytime talk show and was asked about a variety of his policies, with McCain focusing in on his free marriage counseling proposal.
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"I find that really focusing in on work and things that keep my mind super busy, engaged, challenged is far more beneficial for me," she said.
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I encourage my colleagues to really be focusing in on this, because the American people need to know and deserve to know where this money's going.
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Next, the camera flies over a community of single-family homes before focusing in on couples of different races who appear to be worrying over bills.
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Focusing in on actual landscapes, we have not experienced any restricted recreational access or reduced management of wildlife habitats at the national monuments in New Mexico.
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The House's resolution certainly makes out a compelling case that the president has been obstructing Congress, focusing in particular on the unprecedented nature of his obstruction.
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The BBC's Panorama programme ran a documentary on Monday night charting the history of Amazon, and focusing in on how the company hoovers up user data.
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To create the virtual moon landscape setting, the creators called upon NASA's open source library of 3D scans, focusing in particular on the Copernicus Crater (above).
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The team, Hogan said, wanted players to feel like scientists "tuning an old analogue radio, focusing in on signals from planets, stars, and more" while they're exploring.
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"For me, it's was just about focusing in on my game, realizing I had some more to give, and just wanting to be confident again," Stamkos said.
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The current elections give you a prime example of the media focusing on stupidity rather than focusing in on issues that affect the nation as a whole.
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Leica has room for improvement with faster focusing, a ship-ready viewfinder, Android remote app support, better focusing in low light (it struggles here) and weather-resistance.
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But from the get-go, many scientists have raised red flags about the potential habitability of Proxima b, focusing in particular on the proclivities of red dwarfs.
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Running a label "means taking 100 shots and hoping you hit a couple, and focusing in on that," said Scott "DJ Skee" Keeney, founder of Dash Radio.
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Like any kind of intensive activity, it is a way of dissolving the myriad problems of daily life and focusing in on one thing to an extreme.
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They do this by focusing in on a specific economic decision on the part of producers: whether or not to develop a new oil field they've discovered.
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This year they intend to spend more than $3.5 million and invest in 6900 House, Senate and state races, focusing in particular on North Carolina and Texas.
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Focusing in on helping the visually impaired people, OxSight plans to build a platform that will address these needs, but also grow with the advancement of future hardware.
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Fire at Sea documents the European refugee crisis by focusing in on a single 12-year-old boy who's living through it on an island in the Mediterranean.
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Wisconsin, Ohio and Iowa are possible pickup opportunities for Democrats, two years after Trump won those states by focusing, in part, on trade and working-class white voters.
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After focusing in recent years on building up operations in places such as Syria and Yemen, it is now setting its sights on the United States once again.
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By focusing in on what you can bring to the table, and communicating that value clearly, you'll find a way to get through this job search with grace.
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"Frequently, you also have to dilate the patient and do that test all over again to see if that patient's actually focusing in and out appropriately," he said.
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State and federal health authorities are focusing in on a single chemical as they try to determine the cause of vaping-related illnesses, according to the Washington Post.
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Moser wasn't even the main event Tuesday night for many of those groups, with many of the same groups focusing in on Stacey Abrams in the Georgia governor's race.
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Germany this year began shifting its military training activities to the central part of Iraq after focusing in the past more on training Kurdish Peshmerga forces in northern Iraq.
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Then they evaluated each candidate on 201933 different metrics, focusing in particular on patent filings and research paper citations, and ranked universities within the region based on their performance.
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In 1995, Mr. Manafort struck out on his own, focusing in part on clients in the former Soviet states where a clutch of oligarchs exercised control over entire industries.
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"I remember the colors, flavors, and aromas of Mexico," Olivia told me, focusing, in particular, on her appreciation of traditional papel picado designs made of cut-out tissue paper.
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But this year's Democratic primary has made it so that candidates are focusing in on areas that have long been ignored — including the Inland Empire and the Central Valley.
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That might mean planning real-time events, or simply focusing in your messaging on the life-benefits of the product you sell, rather than the features of the item itself.
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In its second season, the show has truly come into its own by stepping away from Rebecca's romantic entanglements and focusing in on the complex female relationships at its core.
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In short, the NY-based behemoth wants to take over the world by way of the office, and is now focusing in on office tools instead of just the space.
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These e-mails were sent in large quantities to different individuals across many organizations and individuals focusing in national security, defense, international affairs, public policy, and European and Asian studies.
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Tooth and Tail goes further than previous attempts at simplifying the genre, brutally focusing in on what it cares about: Micro is eased by not letting you control individual units.
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"At least now we have a course," he says, noting that authorities are leaning more toward casting a wide net instead of focusing in on a particular person of interest.
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"They're really focusing in on the impact on farmers and how this kind of transaction could greatly increase the capacity of D.F.A. to engage in anticompetitive practices," Mr. Carstensen said.
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The work was extended through 2014 as a longitudinal study, focusing in part on how mid-life risk factors can impact quality of life and well-being in old age.
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To help you decide and for my own personal entertainment, I've decided to do a feature-by-feature comparison, focusing in on areas that I think impact ultraportable use the most.
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Focusing in on Lauer and his famously contentious relationship with former Today co-host Ann Curry, Jost joked, "On Wednesday, the Rockefeller Christmas tree was lit and so was Ann Curry."
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Stolichnaya has a range of flavors including white pomegranate and chocolate coconut, but is focusing in the U.S. on its "core" flavors, Piana said, which include vanilla, blueberry, orange and raspberry.
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While many are still struggling to stabilize their business model and optimize their work force, Favor has seemed to find a bit of success by focusing in on a specific region.
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He may be a longshot for the White House, but with the nation's attention focusing in on the Granite State, you're almost certain to see more of him in the coming days.
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Turkish officials had previously communicated to the US that the scope of the operation was narrower, focusing in the area where the now defunct US-Turkish safe zone was to be located.
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He is not yet the most consistently gripping lyricist, despite being an agile and entertaining rapper, but this project has found him focusing in on a sound that hints at massive potential.
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The show looks at Palestinian embroidery, focusing in particular on how textiles from the region changed in the later decades of the 20th century in response to political and social upheaval. darelnimer.
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Shetterly does a thorough job of teasing out numerous complex perspectives during Langley's early years, focusing in particular on the stories of mathematicians Dorothy Vaughan, Mary Jackson, Christine Darden, and Katherine Johnson.
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He also is against banks using large portions of their earnings toward share buybacks, advocating instead that they should be investing in their businesses and focusing in selling rather than financial engineering.
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After around 65 days on the market, ColorTV currently has approximately 100 clients on both the developer and marketer side, and is focusing in on building out inventory on the developer side.
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What I really decided was I wanted to spend my time focusing in on putting more capital and more time into buying whole businesses, but then taking a venture mindset towards them.
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It's not remarkably better or noticeably worse than flagship headphones from Bose and Bang & Olufsen, but it helps a ton if you have a hard time focusing in a chaotic office environment.
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A YouTube video, called Dear Mr. Ed Sheeran, begins with a beautiful long-distance shot of the island before focusing in on dozens of delightful felines scampering about and basking in the sun.
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Across 10 episodes, The Last Dance — that's the title — will explore Jordan's career and legacy, focusing in large part on his rise during the 1990s when he played for professional basketball's Chicago Bulls.
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Iran's covert social media campaign began focusing in earnest on U.S. and UK audiences only last year, according to Facebook's statement, after Russia's operations in the United States and Europe came to light.
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Adding yet another layer, "The Book of Joan" pays welcome attention to the surviving flora and fauna of the Earth — focusing in particular on the underground burrows that provide refuge from ecological catastrophe.
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I think one of the things is they're very technical and mathematical people and so they're being very accurate about certain things they're saying and focusing in and missing the forest through the trees.
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The outfit is being run independently, however, and it plans to invest in 16 companies each year, focusing in spring and summer on eight companies for three months at a stretch, beginning this August.
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In our study, we break down the functioning of a variety of content identification tools, focusing in particular on Echoprint, an open source audio fingerprinting tool that that is used by Spotify, among others.
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What we're doing in Brownsville is focusing in communities where the technologies can have the greatest impact, and really doing heavy, heavy community engagement—and I don't meant that just from a jargony term.
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The F.D.A. began targeting the major manufacturers of e-cigarettes, focusing in particular on Juul Labs, the maker of a popular, flashy product that has become nearly ubiquitous in schools and on the streets.
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Market players are focusing in particular on the fate of Finance Minister Anton Siluanov, who along with central bank governor Elvira Nabiullina has won praise for preserving macroeconomic stability since the West imposed sanctions.
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The trade war with the U.S. couldn't have come at a worse timing for China, which had just begun focusing "in earnest" on fixing problems with its economy, J.P. Morgan analysts said on Wednesday.
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Galhotra further dramatizes the extent of this pollution by focusing in on men in scuba suits attempting to cleanse the river by submerging white sheets in it, which results in the blackening of the sheets.
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SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said at a press event for the just-launched Falcon Heavy that SpaceX will now begin focusing in earnest on "BFR," the code name for its next big space launch vehicle.
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"It looks like we're going to try to pierce up through this resistance level just at about $123, and we're focusing in on this little gap up here just around the $130 mark," Gordon said.
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In many ways, Stack said he's putting all the noise of 2018 — and the backlash from angry consumers — "in the rear-view mirror" and is focusing in on some of Dick's Sporting Goods' other initiatives.
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As a result, the inspector general has spent more than two years examining the commission's operations and protocols, focusing in part on the medical attention received by Mr. Abdusalamov in the hour after the fight.
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There's also quite a long minimum focusing distance for shooting with the telephoto: it's mainly intended for grabbing some fine architectural detail when sightseeing cityscapes or focusing in on a particular spot in some vast landscape.
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Dina Powell, a senior White House official, said in a call that the task force is focusing in part on utilizing the potential of women in growing the economy in both the United States and Canada.
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In a 2002 study, Little and his co-researchers looked into this more closely, focusing (in somewhat of a Freudian way) on whether people are attracted to physical traits they see in their opposite-sex parents.
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The House Democrats&apos impeachment inquiry is centered on an anonymous whistleblower&aposs complaint that alleged Trump was seeking to abuse his office for political gain, focusing in on a July 25 phone call with Zelensky.
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She says felt her pyramid shifting before her Dark Energy album, where she moved away from the aggressive kicks and rhythmic restraints of "Erotic Heat" and started focusing in on more free-associative sounds and arrangements.
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Sean Reardon, a professor of education at Stanford, examines many of the same problems from a different vantage point, focusing in particular on the characteristics of schools and surrounding communities that correlate with test score gaps.
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She says felt her pyramid shifting before her Dark Energy album, where she moved away from the aggressive kicks and rhythmic restraints of "Erotic Heat" and started focusing in on more free-associative sounds and arrangements.
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Instead of focusing in on that bulls eye, though, it would be better for him to take a wider view of what is being reported, and make the needed adjustments to the bill to change the headlines.
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The United States Attorney's Office in Colorado has already been guided by these principles in marijuana prosecutions -- focusing in particular on identifying and prosecuting those who create the greatest safety threats to our communities around the state.
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In the monologue above, Oliver dives into the murky relationship between the public and private sectors of weather forecasting — focusing in particular on the sometimes tricky relationship between the government's National Weather Service and companies like AccuWeather.
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The group has followed the influx of campaign funds from fossil fuel lobbyists and employees to all of the candidates this cycle, focusing in particular on the Clinton campaign and the pro-Clinton super PAC in recent months.
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Björn Brembs, a neurogenetics researcher at the University of Regensburg in Germany, recently took a look at research on the reliability of studies, focusing in particular on which journals published flawed papers that were later debunked or retracted.
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Putting on glasses fitted with tiny cameras, I look around a hotel suite — focusing in turn on the raised hand of Tobii Tech president Oscar Werner, the camera in front of me, a tablet, and a promotional pamphlet.
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"The water will go directly to community centers, food banks, and fire houses focusing in on low-income housing areas where 40% of Flint's population is living below the poverty line," a press release from Icelandic Glacial states.
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To accomplish all of this, she should immediately call for a National Conference on our infrastructure needs, focusing in large part on the needs of the States as identified by the nation's governors, mayors and members of Congress.
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Avantree ANC031 Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Headphones Fitted with precision 40mm stereo drivers, 28-hour battery life, and active noise cancellation that reduces humming and other external annoyances, the Avantree headphones are perfect for focusing in noisy environments.
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In "Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln," author and historian Doris Kearns Goodwin writes about the rise of President Abraham Lincoln, focusing in on Lincoln's uncanny ability to lead and bring his disgruntled opponents together.
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The questioning of multiple aides to Stone aides is the latest sign Mueller's investigators are focusing in on the infamous political operative who first emerged onto the American national political scene during the Watergate scandal in the 1970s.
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Let's talk about what you think are interesting investments right now, and what you guys are looking at versus ... Some people are looking at cryptocurrency, some people are focusing in on, SaaS was a big thing for a while.
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What they're saying: When the committee announced its hearing focusing, in part, on "whether viewpoints have been silenced on some of the most popular and widely used platforms," it said EFF legal director Corynne McSherry would be a witness.
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Mueller's outreach may mean he is focusing in part on whether Stone may have had advance knowledge of material detrimental to Trump's 2016 Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton that U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded was obtained by Russia through hacking.
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"The United States Attorney's Office in Colorado has already been guided by these principles in marijuana prosecutions – focusing in particular on identifying and prosecuting those who create the greatest safety threats to our communities around the state," he continued.
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As listeners turned into detectives, trying to solve the question of whether Adnan Syed killed ex-girlfriend Hae Min Lee, they joined host Sarah Koenig and her producers in focusing in on the scene of the crime and its aftermath.
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"It's one thing to talk about the hot dog you ate today, but it's another thing when you're really focusing in on what your actions mean in your life and how they affect you and your community as well," he says.
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The subpoena is the latest to suggest that Mueller, who is probing Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, is focusing in part on Stone and whether he might have had advance knowledge of material allegedly hacked by Russian intelligence.
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The FBI and the House and Senate intelligence committees are focusing in on three people who worked for, or unofficially advised, the Trump campaign: former campaign chair Paul Manafort, former foreign policy adviser Carter Page, and Republican political operative Roger Stone.
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From there the goal is often to slow sex down, throwing away any patterns or preconceptions about when something should happen or how something should feel and instead focusing in on what their bodies are intrinsically able to do and feel.
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The president's downplaying of Russian involvement in the 2016 election comes as Facebook provides congressional investigators with more than 3,000 advertisements Russia purchased during the campaign and reports that the special counsel's investigation was focusing in part on the president himself.
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The probe is focusing in particular on how trading was handled on the first day those companies went public, the report says, though the Journal says that it could not learn what kind of misconduct in particular the SEC may suspect.
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This frenetic video, which runs through Shanghai as if it were teleporting all over the city, gives you a glimpse of what life is like beyond its iconic skyline and tourist attractions by focusing in on the local people of the city.
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Capable of focusing in a mere 0.05-seconds using a 315-point autofocus system, the RX100 V can actually keep tracking and focusing on your subject, and maintaining the proper exposure, while you're snapping away at full resolution 24 times every second.
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Like last week's episode, "Til I Hear It From You" is directed by Kevin McKidd, and where they both really shine is in taking dozens of plot lines and really focusing in and making one or two of those plots really matter.
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Jessica Bennet parses the results in this piece, interviewing Times staffers of different generations and focusing in part on reactions to recent allegations against Aziz Ansari that raise the question, Is it possible for something to be nonconsensual but also not sexual assault?
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Featuring edited footage of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump debating and focusing in particular on the theme of nuclear war, the 42-second clip promotes the artist's upcoming appearance at Houston's Day for Night festival—which will mark his first US show in eight years.
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Karen Auman, an assistant professor at Brigham Young University — the only college in the country that offers a genealogy degree — said the school will begin offering its first genetic genealogy course next semester, focusing in part on working with government agencies and law enforcement.
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Fink makes some reference to where he believes companies should be focusing in their long-term strategies — items such as wage growth, automation, and climate change — but exactly what he is looking for, or what BlackRock intends to do about it, is largely unclear.
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MIDWAY ATOLL, Northwestern Hawaiian Islands (AP) — Deep-sea explorers scouring the world's oceans for sunken World War II ships are focusing in on debris fields deep in the Pacific, in an area where one of the most decisive battles of the time took place.
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In response to this news, Democratic congressional candidate Alexandra Chandler launched a campaign ad on Thursday defending transgender rights and specifically focusing in on trans children, who, as public school students, tend to receive the brunt of the blow when such protections are lifted.
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Citing the workload of "three extremely demanding projects," a vacation away from Naughty Dog seemed to provide Straley with some perspective; he came back with "energy focusing in other directions," which he came to understand as a message to move on from Naughty Dog.
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The subpoenas suggest that Mueller, who is probing Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, is focusing in part on Stone and whether he might have had advance knowledge of material allegedly hacked by Russian intelligence and sent to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who published it.
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Here are some of the most common scenarios for headphone use: Once you have filtered out the majority of the headphone market by focusing in on what you really want, it's time to read some reviews and, wherever possible, try out your intended headphones before buying.
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Timmons-Mitchell's research has shown that strong networks that can tether kids to reality and to their own lives can also make them more resilient and less likely to die by suicide; now she and her collaborators are focusing in on which factors specifically help most.
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FABER: YEAH, WELL, WE'VE SPENT, OF COURSE, THE LAST FEW WEEKS TALKING ABOUT THE POSSIBILITY OF THE DEAL AND FOCUSING, IN PART, ON THE INTERNATIONAL, BUT ALSO ON THE DIRECT-TO-CONSUMER EFFORT THAT YOU'RE GOING TO BE UNDERTAKING A LITTLE MORE THAN A YEAR FROM NOW.
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The researchers then linked this youth data with cause of death information from the Ministry of Health, focusing in particular on the relationship between body mass index (a measure of body fat calculated by dividing one's weight by one's height squared) and deaths from infectious diseases.
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Part of broader Trump administration shift Tuesday's resolution was in line with other moves by the Trump administration, which has targeted UN resolutions and other international health programs that conservative Christians argue promote abortion and sexual activity, focusing in particular on language that relates to reproductive health and sexual harassment.
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This outreach to Stone's associates suggests Mueller may be focusing in part on Stone and whether he may have had advance knowledge of material detrimental to Trump's 2016 Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton that U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded was hacked by Russia and sent to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to publish.
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Facing the reality that lawmakers are unlikely to strengthen the country's gun laws anytime soon, the administration has been looking at ways Mr. Obama can tighten gun sales unilaterally, focusing in particular on who could be considered a high-volume dealer for an executive action that could expand background checks.
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He's so far refused to comment publicly on the grand jury appearance, but it's another sign that Department of Justice Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation is focusing in on the 2016 meeting, which has been at the center of the Russia controversy since it came to light in early July.
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The president has frequently launched attacks against his own Justice Department, focusing in particular on special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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Food insecurity prevents the young girl in Harlem from focusing in school because of an empty stomach; causes the young mother in San Antonio to miss multiple meals in order to feed her child; and forces the grandfather in Chicago to scrape by to pay for medicine, which he prioritizes ahead of his next meal.
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As a senator he wrote the landmark 1994 Violence Against Women Act and has carried the issue into his service as Vice President, focusing in particular on the issue of sexual assault on college campuses But there's a problem for Biden's optics with HBO's release of the film "Confirmation," scheduled to air Sunday at 8 p.m.
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The post comes as special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE appears to be focusing in on Stone as part of his investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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The researchers linked this data about Israelis in their youth with cause of death information from the Ministry of Health, focusing in particular on the relationship between body mass index (a measure of body fat calculated by dividing one's weight by one's height squared) and cardiovascular death (including coronary heart disease, stroke, and sudden death from an unknown cause).
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Illiberal Education (1991) is a fairly standard-issue critique of what D'Souza deems "political correctness" on college campuses, focusing in particular on affirmative action policies in both student admissions and faculty hiring, and on what D'Souza saw as an abandonment of the traditional Western canon through the inclusion of more modern female, non-white, and non-heterosexual writers.
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In this interview with Jared Bernstein, a senior fellow at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, Furman talks about what he and other economists have learned about how to get a stalled economy moving again — focusing in particular on a "new view" that sees a more important role for fiscal policy than a previous generation of economists endorsed.
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A: And the core technology that we're applying can solve all of those issues – for us, where we want to be in a decade, focusing in on the scientific areas is where we need to get to, but I think doing spin offs in other areas utilizing the core technology is definitely an interesting model looking a couple of years ahead.
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The one thing that computers will never be able to do is have what I say in the book is goals, agency, and so rather than focusing in education, I think, on teaching everyone coding, which isn't necessarily a bad thing, I think we need to focus on teaching human beings what it means to be human in an age of smart machines.
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After Mr. Trump came under intense criticism for choosing to stand aside as Turkey pursued its plan to assert control over a section of northern Syria, he began striking a tougher tone toward Mr. Erdogan, focusing in particular on the threat of harming Turkey's economy if it put United States military personnel at risk or engaged in atrocities against Kurds in the region.
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If you see wage inflation pressures, or the unexpected spike in average hourly earnings, that's an indication that employers have to pay more in wages to attract more workers, which dents corporate profitability and that's what the market is really focusing in on, and today's number really doesn't indicate that wage pressures are getting out of hand, that's a positive for the market and probably respond well to that.
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Trump's anti-immigration policies depart from the United States's more universalist side as both touted in national myth (focusing in particular on the American Revolution) and encoded in international law: Limiting, as the administration has done, the processing power of U.S. border authorities, such that only a small number of asylum applications can be accepted at any time, in practice results in many asylum seekers being turned away, violating the 1948 declaration.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE (I-Vt.) and President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE have shifted the national conversation to a new place — focusing, in their different ways, on a response to this question.
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The Senate Homeland Security Committee will meet Tuesday to examine the federal government's cyber mission, focusing in part on work to secure election systems from cyberattacks, according to opening remarks from Chairman Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation FBI Agents Association calls on Congress to make 'domestic terrorism' a federal crime Senators renew request for domestic threats documents from FBI, DOJ after shootings MORE (R-Wis.).
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Read more:The impeachment inquiry is focusing in on 2 White House lawyers privy to a discussion about moving a memo on Trump's call to Ukraine to a secure serverTrump had Republicans come to the White House to listen to him complain about impeachment and brag about his most popular tweetsFifty percent of Americans now say they support articles of impeachment against TrumpFormer White House official testified that military aid to Ukraine was held up by Trump's demand to investigate Joe Biden
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