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HR 6 doesn't reflect the full scope of that agenda.
But then the full scope of the horror became clear.
But the full scope of his business interests remains unclear.
His full scope and powers reside in a secret document.
The full scope of the directive was not immediately clear.
And still the full scope of the damage was unknown.
Prosecutors said the full scope of Buck's conduct remains unknown.
The full scope of this problem is finally coming to light.
The full scope of the attack has yet to be established.
It's unclear what the full scope of Barra's new role is.
The full scope of prosecutors' case and intentions here remains unclear.
"The full scope of this, they still haven't determined," he said.
That is where the full scope of the damage was apparent.
Full scope of voices Kelly's supporters say he is merely ensuring the President is hearing from a full scope of voices as he weighs various proposals on an issue that was central to his rollicking presidential campaign.
But we'll get a full scope of this through Offred/June's character.
The full scope of what they can do is still legally uncertain.
The Washington Post first reported the incident, whose full scope remains unclear.
Yet that doesn't quite capture the full scope of Clarke's chimerical imagination.
They may not, for example, capture the full scope of online shopping.
But that number does not represent the full scope of family separations.
But it's been a challenge to get a full scope of the impacts.
The full scope of the subpoenas to Deutsche Bank could not be determined.
Further, it compels us to limit the full scope of knowledge and discussion.
That's what they try to do to try to get the full scope.
The full scope of intelligence officials' concerns about Mr. Kushner is not known.
As the drug czar, Botticelli oversees the full scope of the federal drug budget.
The "camera" pulls back to show the full scope of the hustle and bustle.
Actually, we do not yet know the full scope of the devastation of Maria.
This full-scope approach has at the very least piqued the interest of marketers.
But experts say that figure most likely undercounts the full scope of the problem.
In an interview, McCollum declined to elaborate on the full scope of the review.
This is how I was able to learn the full scope of our issues.
That's technically accurate, but it fails to capture the full scope of the experience.
The full scope of Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein's alleged sexual misconduct is broadening even further.
The company says it can offer a full scope of services from advising to implementation.
Federal officials are still trying to assess the full scope of the border wall showdown.
How long he will last is unclear, as is the full scope of his power.
The Secret Service said it has launched a "full scope" criminal investigation into the matter.
We don't yet know the investigation's full scope, or what it may have turned up.
However, these budgets and spending bills do not encompass the full scope of federal spending.
Check out our list of recommendations below, which gives a full scope of the collection.
Making A.I. more sensitive to the full scope of human thought is no simple task.
"I don't think we even know the full scope of people who have been affected."
Nicholson said he thinks the full scope of tax reform hasn't yet been priced in.
In the opening performance, on Thursday night, Mr. Bychkov gave full scope to those conflicting impulses.
That estimate also does not the capture the full scope of the human suffering in Yemen.
And when did the pharmaceutical giant first know the full scope of its potential side effects?
Go deeper: Read last week's superseding indictment to see the full scope of the dropped charges.
Once she understood the full scope of her condition, she felt more secure in her feelings.
Walt Disney shares fell more than 1.5% after investors learned the full scope of ESPN's troubles.
"If you don't do testing, we don't know the full scope of the problem," Maloney said.
But on that day in 1977, no one yet knew the full scope of its impact.
Mr. Mnuchin has been scrutinized for failing to disclose the full scope of his financial assets.
"Tesla has only begun to understand the full scope of Tripp's illegal activity," court documents say.
A lot of movies about the internet don't really connect with the full scope of the issues.
Facebook hasn't released a full list of News partners, so we don't know the project's full scope.
No one outside of his closed trial knows the full scope of what Tiyip is accused of.
And the 360-degree feature is meant to mimic the full scope of the minivan's sensing power.
A few months later, we got engaged and I still didn't know the full scope of it.
They want to "represent like the full scope" of the New York comedy scene, she later adds.
But the report gives us something closer to the full scope of Mueller's evidence on these topics.
Highly skilled nurses in 21 states and the District of Columbia have full scope of practice authority.
He was cautious about appearing overly valedictory before the full scope of the recovery could be gauged.
"We don't know the full scope of anti-Muslim hate crimes and other hate crimes," he said.
The full scope of Cannes this year extends beyond even the global reach of Un Certain Regard.
No details were provided on the program's full scope or whether other cities would unveil similar incentives.
The full scope of the investigation is not yet clear, and no one has yet been charged.
They go beyond asking for incremental gains to demand the full scope of what all communities deserve.
We are deeply committed to bringing the fair — in its full scope — back to Los Angeles in 2019.
Chili's said it was working with a third-party company to investigate the full scope of the breach.
To understand the full scope of the Fiennes family, we have to zoom back at least one generation.
For years all that I would make available online were instrumentals obscuring the full scope of the project.
The full scope of the program became most apparent in the aftermath of Edward Snowden's leaks in 2013.
Benczkowski said that as a lawyer in private practice, he didn't know the full scope of Mueller's investigation.
Though the motion sensing technology itself was impressive, most people couldn't even take advantage of its full scope.
But the thieves were never caught, and Wang still doesn't know the full scope of the data compromised.
And testing is still limited, raising fears about the full scope of the virus's progression through the country.
Officials in Mississippi and Alabama said they were still assessing the full scope of the damage on Sunday.
Here, they want their client state, Damascus, to enjoy the full scope of their firepower and military support.
Am I looking at the full scope of our relationship, or am I just highlighting the bad times?
"The full scope of his consistent malicious behavior is unknown," prosecutors wrote in court papers obtained by PEOPLE.
But it wasn't until a federal investigation was through that the full scope of the fraud was discovered.
The full scope of Gates' cooperation remains unclear, since the judge received some details about that under seal.
Of course, no one book could hope to capture the full scope of attention — its texture, its stakes.
The full scope of reaction to his nomination remains to be seen, but stopping him would require Republican opposition.
The more you think about it, the harder it is to get the full scope of the building, right?
We arranged our findings in order of tree size, so you can get a full scope of Target's selections.
It's only in hindsight that I'm coming to understand the full scope of screamo's late 90s/early 2000s reach.
Before the full scope of the coronavirus pandemic became apparent, Biden appeared poised to become his party's presidential nominee.
I sensed a military background, his clothing-optional approach allowing me the full scope of his 16-pack abs.
But as case numbers and deaths continue to pile up, we're still learning the full scope of the crisis.
But he couldn't have seen the full scope of the emotions that would eventually be squeezed from these techniques.
And the full scope of the company's interest in China now appears to be broader than just internet search.
During his confirmation process, Mr. Mnuchin was scrutinized for failing to disclose the full scope of his financial assets.
"It's going to take us time until we know the full scope of it," Ryan said of Harvey's toll.
But you have to look beyond direct music competitors to get the full scope of what Apple is doing.
Durham's investigation appears to be broader than the OIG inquiry, although the full scope of his probe remains unclear.
"They fail to really look at the full scope of what it means to be non-exempt," Ferrero said.
While much of the reports' content was already known, they did reveal the full scope of Moscow's disinformation efforts.
This is cute, and I can't blame Tasha for passing on some encouragement without the full scope of his predicament.
It's a disservice to King's memory to ignore the full scope of his beliefs and his complexity as a person.
Follow-Up Steps It can be tough to immediately determine the full scope of a hacker's activity in your account.
"Now that we've seen the full scope of [Michael] Cohen and Lanny Davis' deception, we don't trust anything," Giuliani said.
The only way to appreciate the full scope of Bush's love of birthdays is to look at several case studies.
Democrats have said Trump has declared victory prematurely, cautioning that the full scope of Mueller's findings are not yet known.
Featuring over 90 works, the exhibition presents the full scope of his career that spanned six decades and two countries.
He's one of the guys who first comprehended, I think, the full scope of what the Corporation was all about.
They never get the full scope because people are dishonest about their work experience inside of a company, I find.
While the full scope of the work isn't clear, Google also appears to offer some services to other immigration agencies.
As we do, we must make sure we are truly considering the full scope of challenges of the 21st century.
She said that by the time she found out about the full scope of the cyberbullying, it was too late.
The count, they said, was an important way of ensuring officials confront the full scope of homelessness in their communities.
We can't be rash ... We don't have the luxury of making decisions without having the full scope of the information.
He may well be the only person who could possibly understand and explain the full scope of Trump's financial life.
It was only in season 2 that we saw the full scope of Monty's anger, and where it possibly came from.
In health care, scientists have used Foundry to provide a full-scope view of cancer patients in order to personalize care.
But, had the full scope of what the Fed was doing emerged at the time, there would have been an uproar.
One rule in event planning – and also in politics – is to manage expectations and have a full scope of an undertaking.
This anniversary retrospective shows off the full scope of the organization's achievements, which in the 1970s often had an activist tinge.
Some cybersecurity experts believe it's best to assess the full scope of the hack before letting consumers know and causing panic.
That has prevented health officials from understanding the full scope of the outbreak, American hospital leaders told CNBC earlier in March.
The full scope of the Russian doping program was revealed by Grigory Rodchenkov, a former director of the country's antidoping laboratory.
Ms. Solis, 57, a disabled former factory worker, said she was still trying to comprehend the full scope of the tragedy.
By showing the full scope of polling results, the media can demonstrate to its audience that polling is an inexact science.
With communications limited on the British Virgin Islands, the full scope of the damage from Hurricane Irma was still revealing itself.
And we need to give ourselves permission to experience, without shame, the full scope of emotions that comes with this victory.
Critics have argued that such a rule would limit the full scope of available data on a chemical's impact on humans.
We know a few things; but the full scope of how it drives so many different systems is still beyond us.
The US has so far only conducted 445 total, making it hard to assess the full scope of potential US infection.
"That doesn't capture the full scope of infrastructure investment," said Peter Santoro, lead portfolio manager for the Columbia Global Infrastructure fund.
None would begin to address the full scope of the attacks that experts say will become only more numerous and severe.
This percussionist, electronic musician and full-scope sound experimentalist can create an entire world of sonic encounter using just her laptop.
It's one of the few genuine-sounding, full-scope amalgams of contemporary hip-hop and jazz to surface in recent years.
Is the public being presented with the full scope of information, or just the information that authorities unilaterally believe we should know?
The full scope of the program, authorized by Barr in the final months of the Bush administration, was first revealed in 2015.
The aggressive expansion includes major markets like India, South Korea, Turkey, and Poland, but naming just a handful belies the full scope.
For now, though, check out the full scope of Opening Ceremony's "Crazy" offerings — along with the hefty price tags attached to them.
Some areas of Texas saw almost 52 inches of rain, and the full scope of destruction from the storm is still unknown.
It's time for the health care industry, government, and insurers to understand the full scope and invaluable services provided by athletic trainers.
Unless America understands the full scope of this conflict globally, we will remain vulnerable to white supremacist ideology spreading within our borders.
As murky, brownish floodwaters have receded in many areas and businesses have reopened, the full scope of the crisis has grown apparent.
Expecting Australians to rise up when we see the full scope of our policies toward refugees misunderstands the purpose of these policies.
It's one of several guides we've started producing to help readers manage the full scope of our coverage of big news events.
The storm previously wreaked catastrophic and deadly devastation in the Bahamas, where the full scope of the damage is still becoming clearer.
The full scope of the deal between AccuWeather and the Chinese government is unknown, but does involve AccuWeather hiring personnel in China.
Some others support tax credits for child care, which experts say can help but don't address the full scope of the problem.
It's an indication that the many immigration restrictions Trump has signed are not the full scope of what key advisers have discussed.
The problem here isn't that director Mark Mylod goes wide so rarely, to let us see the full scope of the battle.
Although the full scope of the damage is still being evaluated, preliminary reports have included power outages, uprooted trees, flooding, and demolished homes.
Only this time, now that the visual is static and zoomed out, you can really take the full scope of the destruction here.
But therein lies Perry's biggest weakness, according to critics who are skeptical that he appreciates the full scope of his new role. Sen.
Of course, because he has not released his tax returns publicly, we do not know the full scope of the payments and benefits.
The full scope of Harris' work abroad — what countries, how much, or how little on behalf of one party or another — isn't clear.
Series B is typically the stage when the full scope of entrepreneurs' product visions can be realized and the business starts to scale.
The full scope of his proposed changes remains to be seen, but they will certainly affect the financial services industry, especially financial technology.
"People expect, and we should deliver to them, the full scope of New York City history," said Sarah Henry, the museum's chief curator.
Meanwhile, federal officials have defended their actions, saying that they did not understand the full scope of Russia's efforts until after the election.
The White House later said Obama was aware of Clinton's email address but did not know the full scope of her unusual setup.
Contrast this with other countries like the UK which have tested thousands and been proactive about identifying the full scope of their outbreak.
But with the full scope of the crisis in the United States still uncertain, no one knows when there will be games again.
But those of us who are appalled by these acts sometimes fail to see the full scope of the awfulness we are witnessing.
And it silos those officials off from one another, making it harder to see, much less manage, the full scope of spiraling crises.
Unlike the adjusted data banks have been releasing, the raw data allows outsiders to analyze the full scope of the pay gap problem.
The full scope of the damage is becoming clear from reports like this, by The Associated Press, on the ground in Panama City.
It is also true that Russian influence efforts may be happening before our eyes without us really knowing the full scope in the moment.
The full scope of damage caused by Irma was still be assessed Monday, but dozens of deaths had already been blamed on the storm.
"It's impossible to know the full scope or impact of the Trump administration's actions," said Adam Sonfield, senior policy manager at the Guttmacher Institute.
Warner also wants Facebook to open data to outside experts so they can see if the full scope of Russian manipulation has been disclosed.
In short, the only people who know the full scope of this breach are CBP, an unnamed subcontractor, and whoever pulled off the hack.
It was only months later that the initiative was even made public, although the full scope and terms only emerged thanks to investigative journalism.
It now falls to Congress to determine the full scope of that alleged misconduct and to decide what steps we must take going forward.
But before a good solution to Bitcoin's energy problem can be devised, it will be necessary to understand the full scope of that problem.
The full scope of the new policy remains to be seen, as the Treasury and Commerce Departments will release precise regulations within 30 days.
But those case numbers likely don't reflect the full scope of the outbreak here, as US testing rates still lag behind other developed countries.
"He had a ravenous imagination and the full scope of his work reveals an aesthetic sensibility capable of assimilating almost any experience," says Libertson.
But a new civil lawsuit filed last week in Queens by the owners of the bakery detailed the full scope of the alleged heist.
Someday, with the help of Sheffield and other Beatleologists, I may be able to deduce the full scope of what that says about me.
But a lot of it is just so I can understand what's actually happening — the full scope of the problem and the potential solution.
He also did not clarify what the State Department knew about the full scope of his pending conversation ahead of his meeting with Yermak.
"A final deal must address the full scope of structural issues identified in USTR's Section 301 report and include strong enforcement mechanisms," Grassley said.
Behind the shrine, the full scope of the compound reveals itself: a warren of pleasant-looking, white-washed buildings with signs in Burmese and English.
No major rideshare company currently releases this sort of data, so while it's known these cases exist, the full scope of the problem remains unclear.
The public may simply never know the full scope of what happened in 2018 with the Astros, because of the inherent confidentiality of baseball clubhouses.
The full scope of what happened here isn't yet clear (or how many users were directly affected), but there's no downside to taking immediate action.
But in doing this she renders her husband, and therefore you as the player, oblivious to the full scope of the harsh reality she's facing.
We do not yet know the full scope of this disaster, but tens of thousands will lose their homes and millions will be deeply affected.
Continued provocations by the Kim regime created hysteria over the last year as many feared the wrath and full scope of North Korea's nuclear capabilities.
But before electoral rancor clouds in-depth discussion further, it is critical that lawmakers grasp the full scope of the challenges facing young people today.
The fallout has ravaged the economy, and the full scope of the damage remains unknown as businesses and consumers alike cut back on their spending.
The full scope of Novartis' $500 million plan, revealed to Reuters in an interview with the company's gene therapy chief, has not been previously disclosed.
The full scope of Novartis' $500 million plan, revealed to Reuters in an interview with the company's gene therapy chief, has not been previously disclosed.
But you might have missed the full scope of its brilliance, which brings the scholarly rigors of footnoting to the nonsense lyrics of modern pop music.
He went through a series of therapists who, while sincere and compassionate, he says, did not understand the full scope of what Strange was going through.
Okay, that gawd awful buzz-phrase doesn't really capture the full scope of what Intel is trying to do there (it's not just Internet-connected thermostats).
"I think the transcript of the interview -- and the full scope and fairness of our entire coverage of all the candidates -- speaks for itself," Rich said.
To catch the rest of what it takes for Lamb to turn into the Sugar Plum Fairy, head over to Mira Mira for the full scope.
After all, many people who use drugs use multiple drugs, so treating just their heroin or fentanyl addiction won't address the full scope of their problems.
Albright's first map uses scraped data to project the route of fake news across digital platforms This work laid bare the full scope of misinformation online.
So measures that better enforce current gun laws or slightly improve them, while welcome, simply won't come close to addressing the full scope of the issue.
China's implemented new cybersecurity laws on June 1 and, though the full scope is unclear, they are believed to have the potential to impact foreign businesses.
The new revelation follows months of scrutiny by Yahoo, Verizon, cybersecurity firms and law enforcement that failed to identify the full scope of the 2013 hack.
Facebook's problems could only get worse, as the full scope of how Russia used the social networking site are not yet fully known, said Roger McNamee.
"What's important is keeping the full scope and value of the deduction," said Hadar Susskind, senior vice president of government relations for the Council on Foundations.
Frankly, it would have been a tougher sell to get butts in seats if the marketing was more forthright in sharing the movie&aposs full scope.
However, Briles said that the full scope of the situation had not been disclosed and that he was "contractually obligated" to be silent on the matter.
A handful of stories may not be able to show the full scope, but hopefully, they'll provide a little insight into an oft-overlooked adult experience.
Drucker believes that this will help trans people date, but it will also help cisgender people to understand the full scope of their own sexual orientation.
The Rockets, though, are bound to bounce back with vigor once the full scope of their opportunity to slay the mighty (but compromised) Warriors sets in.
Receiving a search warrant for that account "will lead investigators to determine the full scope of Stephen Paddock's plan," an F.B.I agent wrote to the judge.
There has been no comprehensive measurement of the full scope of child sexual abuse in the Catholic Church in the United States, though some have tried.
But her narrative stretches well beyond her workplace, encompassing the full scope of the weird and often exclusionary Silicon Valley tech culture of the last decade.
The full scope of the scandal only came into public view in 1973 and '74, and he was ultimately forced to resign under pressure from Republicans.
The patient then schedules their first visit with a physician, which is meant to last 75 minutes to get the full scope of that patient's health.
That assessment is based on the regime's inability to demonstrate the full scope of guidance capabilities needed for a long-range missile to hit a target.
In a country with limited media freedoms, some Cambodians worry that the full scope of the virus's potential impact is not being reported for political reasons.
" But, it goes on, she felt "there is more work to be done on the film to illuminate the full scope of what the victims endured.
But the full scope of the problem — how long it existed at the company, and how long executives knew about it — is still an open question.
Overall, Chariot operates 108 daily routes across all of its markets, the company says, which is the first time it's revealed the full scope of its operation.
The full scope of the project will take some time to roll out, however, with payment options and YouTube added over the last two months, for example.
Concerns remain about the full scope of the Kremlin's activities, beyond the new revelations that trolls reached more than 140 million Americans on Facebook around Election Day.
The New York AG investigation is civil in nature, rather than criminal, the Times said, adding that the full scope of the probe is not yet clear.
In the course of that lawsuit, we will need to get discovery of those tax returns so we can figure out the full scope of the payments.
Han Youngsoo: Photographs of Seoul 1956–63 is a tidy show curated to capture the full scope of the artist's images taken over a seven-year period.
CNN has reported that the connection to Wang was one aspect of the investigation that investigators had looked into but not the full scope of the probe.
A partnership with Avis announced in November will give them some kind of international presence, but definitely doesn't represent the full scope of their ambitions outside China.
There is no way to pass the full scope of the Green New Deal on the timeline necessary to prevent catastrophic climate change without ending the filibuster.
Trained to collect reading material from a spectrum of perspectives, librarians curate collections that offer the full scope of worldviews, veting and fact-checking along the way.
With a Trump presidency and the full scope of his campaign promises looming, here's a look at a future where some of them have come to pass.
Testing for the coronavirus remains inadequate across the U.S., preventing health officials from understanding the full scope of the outbreak, American hospital leaders told CNBC on Thursday.
To understand the full scope of the federal government's authority during a public health crisis, it's helpful to understand how three particular provisions of the Constitution interact.
The full scope of the attack is not yet clear, though Russian President Vladimir Putin recently said a full-scale assault in Idlib was unpractical for now.
Rather than cover the full scope of her life, "Judy" focuses on her last year, when Garland's sour reputation in America brings her to London in 1968.
The investigation, whose full scope is not publicly known, comes amid an impeachment inquiry and investigations into Trump's finances by Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives.
"In my opinion," she said, "there is more work to be done on the film to illuminate the full scope" of the women's allegations of sexual abuse.
In recent years, Beijing revealed the full scope of its ambitions by taking a page from the expansionist playbook of Imperialist Japan in the 1930s and '40s.
Their analysis shows that GDP would have been half a percentage point higher over a decade if the full scope of the digital economy had been incorporated.
"After discovering the existence, if not the full scope, of Russia's election interference efforts in late 2016, the Obama Administration struggled to determine the appropriate response," Burr said.
But such an approach risks depriving the public of the full scope of the President's alleged wrongdoing, weakening the case and easing pressure on Republican senators defending him.
On the agenda: five days of intensive classes, all led by Kaiser, that would give me a taste of the full scope of the concept behind her workout.
But for many observers, that definition has proved far too narrow, failing to capture and convey the full scope of large-scale gun violence in the United States.
Current OCO guidance, which is based on an association with a specified region, has not been updated to cover the full scope of activities now designated as OCO.
Republicans could simply vote down any gun-related amendments and keep the bipartisan nature of the underlying bill intact, but the full scope of Democrats' plans is unclear.
You have to look at the FDA and their related activity to really understand the full scope of the landscape and how they would advise any related business.
The fact that consumer payouts were lowered because the FTC didn't understand the full scope of consumers that knew they had been affected just adds insult to injury.
In a statement then, Magnox managing director Kenny Douglas said Cavendish Nuclear and Fluor were disappointed they could not execute on the full scope of the existing contract.
Buffett added that while people can point to specific instances which could have been avoided if he were more of a disciplinarian, they aren't getting the full scope.
The public health official overseeing this response should have the trust of the administration to request funding as needed to deal with the full scope of the response.
Some details of Mr. Kogan's work — though not the full scope of the data he had obtained — were revealed in an article in The Guardian in late 2015.
James, who was unaware of the full scope of the play until he was shown a video of it at halftime, said it was a little of both.
And he was reportedly furious in March when he realized the full scope of his administration's expulsion of Russian diplomats in response to the U.K. nerve agent attack.
One issue, experts say, is that there has been no comprehensive and independent measurement of the full scope of sex abuse in the church in the United States.
But, it seems like Teigen was a bit more thrilled by the gift than Luna was:  Luna just doesn't understand the full scope of Kanye and his brand yet.
Dunn took on the investigation, one Ravina and her lawyers said was incomplete, superficial, took things out of context, and did not investigate the full scope of the situation.
The full scope of under-testing is impossible to gauge: Data tracking testing rates and results from the CDC, Medicaid and many state health agencies is incomplete and unreliable.
This history encompasses far more than just the era of early colonization and the Revolutionary War, and Dunbar-Ortiz does not flinch from taking it on its full scope.
Mr. Abrini's story and the full scope of his role are not yet clear, but he appears to be one of the links between the Paris and Brussels attacks.
"This enquiry ... is not just looking at leaders but also digging deeper into a separate and full scope of the entire UBS transaction," Marape told a televised news conference.
" However, he added, "it would depend upon what the full scope of the evidence is with respect to intent, because obstruction of justice requires a demonstration of corrupt intent.
Mr. Cottrill, the education agency's deputy commissioner, warned against comparing the two scores, saying the Lexile measure did not fully capture the full scope of the state's reading standards.
Even writing about it now, I'm not sure I understand the full scope of the game's systems; sometimes I'll see buildings in town whose purpose isn't clear to me.
"At present, the company has insufficient visibility to provide an assessment of the full scope of COVID-19 impact, as the situation remains volatile," it said in a statement.
Since the full scope of Cambridge Analytica's data mining was revealed last year, Facebook has repeatedly tried to shift blame for the privacy breach onto the academic, Aleksandr Kogan.
My years of research on the tea party suggest that there are valuable lessons for Trump's opponents today, but only if they remember the full scope of tea party activism.
While the full scope of Facebook's plan to monetize Messenger is unclear, the company's head of Messenger David Marcus did reveal the company is testing sponsored messages inside of Messenger.
Crediting and celebrating teens of color for their work isn't about egos; it's about making sure society at large is forced to reckon with the full scope of climate destruction.
Jaberi also warned that the full scope of the flood and its aftermath is only now setting in for many, making mental health the next front in this ongoing disaster.
In a statement, NHTSA spokeswoman Kathryn Henry told CNN the agency had conducted a preliminary evaluation and will undertake an "engineering analysis" into the full scope of the alleged defect.
It's too early to know the full scope of Hurricane Matthew's impact, but the storm's strength fits a recent pattern of fewer, more intense Atlantic storms in the early fall.
This meant that not only did I need to understand the full scope of the mission, I needed to be able to argue it eloquently to others and foresee criticism.
Derby Hospital's technical complexity is assessed as moderate, with the project company being responsible for part of the O&M and full scope of lifecycle responsibilities, which has some concentration.
Cummings will likely have to subpoena the White House to get the full scope of documents and witnesses information he wants, though he hasn't yet said he'll take that action.
"Our arrangement with the department does not extend to the full scope of our request for the full Mueller report and its underlying materials, including grand jury information," Nadler said.
And experts say that makes it difficult if not impossible to understand the full scope of hate in America with the ultimate goal of tackling it and even saving lives.
If these recommendations are supplemented with detailed press releases if violations occur, so much the better, as the information can inform businesses about the full scope of Iran's deceptive practices.
By Tuesday morning, even before the full scope of the chaos in Iowa had become clear, state party officials scrapped their plans to use an app made by Shadow Inc.
Reports about Project Kuiper began to surface in late 2018, and government filings as well as reporting by Alan Boyle at Geekwire later revealed the full scope of the project.
Rosenberg will soon begin the daunting task of sifting through the government data, which may provide more insight into the full scope of America's problem with illegal immigration and crime.
Label sources aren't clear about the full scope of Tesla's ambitions, but believe it is interested in offering multiple tiers of service, starting with a Pandora-like web radio offering.
"We are concerned about the full scope of the new authority that would be provided to the Department of Justice," 23 senators and representatives wrote to Attorney General Loretta Lynch.
" A US government official with knowledge of the investigation told CNN on Saturday it's not yet known "the full scope or intent, or if this was an isolated event or not.
"After discovering the existence, if not the full scope, of Russia's election interference efforts in late-2016, the Obama Administration struggled to determine the appropriate response," the committee's GOP chairman, Sen.
In 2009, on the first anniversary of the Wenchuan earthquake, the government published a white paper promising to give "full scope" to participation by grassroots organisations and volunteers in such work.
The Secret Service has initiated a full scope criminal investigation that will leverage all available federal, state, and local resources to determine the source of the packages and identify those responsible.
Though we should keep in mind that this document is just a draft, and surely isn't revealing the full scope of what Mueller knows, there's some interesting material in here nonetheless.
As frequent Twitter critic and game developer Zoe Quinn has put it, these are "bandaids on bullet holes," and the company steadfastly refuses to admit the full scope of the problem.
Georgetown law professor Dr. Chris Brummer said that Congress would have to expand the SEC's authority for it to be able to regulate the full scope of digital tokens cropping up.
While the full scope of the project has yet to be announced, Canada has said its purpose is to establish whether a basic income could lead to overall social services savings.
The disaster is still ongoing and the full scope of damage unknown but initial estimates for Harvey recovery effort costs range from $2628 billion all the way up to $28500 billion.
Only about five Justice Department officials knew the full scope of the case, officials said, not the dozen or more who might normally be briefed on a major national security case.
And although the evidence against the President is already overwhelming, you may never know the full scope of the President's misconduct or those around him, and neither will the American people.
The company has denied the FT's allegations, saying that although Dubai-based subsidiary Card Systems was not individually audited, its books had undergone higher-level "full-scope" scrutiny by auditor EY.
The legislation would also require the director of national intelligence to conduct a "full-scope" assessment of threats to election systems at least six months before an upcoming general federal election.
But it wasn't until Defense Secretary Mark Esper's letter outlining the funding diversions was released to the public on Wednesday evening that the full scope of the financial diversion became clear.
This avoidance is stressed by the small fraction of chemical reactions that can actually be targeted by the full scope of medicinal chemistry, which is estimated to be about 0.025 percent.
We invite you to respond with additional resources so that the full scope of inequality can be revealed — and we can work to make the arts more equitable for all women.
High oil prices were fueling a construction boom, the Baath Party had yet to show the full scope of its cruelty, and it was before wars and sanctions hollowed out Iraqi society.
With questions ranging from style preferences to family history, Douglas and Sullivan are able to get a full scope of what clients are looking for through their survey and other personalized services.
Every American should want to know the full scope and extent of Russian actions designed to destabilize our democracy by interfering in our 2016 election, so that such interference never happens again.
"We are concerned about the full scope of the new authority that would be provided to the Department of Justice," lawmakers wrote in their letter seeking clarification on amendments to Rule 85033.
From his statements and actions since the L.G.B.T. state bill was enacted, it is not clear whether Governor McCrory, the state's chief executive, understood the full scope of the measure he signed.
But then-Miami U.S. Attorney Alexander Acosta signed off on a non-prosecution agreement, which was negotiated, signed and sealed so that no one would know the full scope of Epstein's crimes.
Instead of having a discussion of the full scope of possible negative reactions, all indications are that the president focused narrowly on his political agenda instead of safeguarding U.S. national security interests.
The charges stated that Mr. Craig lied in order to avoid registering with the Justice Department under the Foreign Agents Registration Act and withheld information about the full scope of his activities.
Since the full scope of digital assault at the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) was revealed in June, Chaffetz has led the charge to oust Donna Seymour, the agency's chief information officer.
Nobody wants to see children becoming addicted to nicotine, and we will continue to use the full scope of our regulatory authority thoughtfully and thoroughly to tackle this mounting public health crisis.
The full scope of the breach is "hard to assess at the moment, primarily because hackers have not released the entire cards in one batch," Gemini Chief Technology Officer Dmitry Chorine told Reuters.
Last week, Senator Mark Warner (D-VA), who attends classified briefings as part of the Senate Intelligence Committee, suggested the full scope of Russian involvement in the election had not yet been revealed.
" The agency says it is now leading a full scope criminal investigation that will "leverage all available federal, state, and local resources to determine the source of the packages and identify those responsible.
"Schlumberger will provide the full scope of well construction services, drilling management services, and advanced digital technology solutions," according to a company document seen by Reuters ahead of its scheduled publication on Friday.
The governor proposed the health-care expansion in his May budget revision, estimating it would cost nearly $100 million and provide full-scope coverage to about 90,000 undocumented individuals in the first year.
Google hopes this will be an unbiased way to approach complex stories, by relying on AI to capture the full scope of a story and present readers with as much information as possible.
" The Secret Service said it has "initiated a full-scope criminal investigation that will leverage all available federal, state, and local resources to determine the source of the packages and identify those responsible.
To understand the full scope of what's going on here, it's useful to separate out President Trump's gripes with Andrew McCabe from the inspector general's critique of Andrew McCabe — because they're quite different.
To take in the full scope of this sweeping exhibition is to apprehend the fragility of democratic structures, and how skillfully memory-history can be distorted to drive a destructive course of action.
While we won't know the full scope of Florence's toll for days, the hurricane has already forced evacuations for millions of people along the coast and knocked out power for hundreds of thousands.
Nearly a third, or more than 15,000 people, reported storm damage to their homes when they signed up with FEMA, though the full scope of property losses remained to be seen, Brown said.
Because President Trump has been accepting such benefits in secret without first obtaining Congress's consent as the Constitution requires, it is impossible to know the full scope of his violations of the Clause.
" The Secret Service said it had initiated "a full scope criminal investigation that will leverage all available federal, state, and local resources to determine the source of the packages and identify those responsible.
From Obama's perspective, that's why he needs to take steps to restrict access to guns, even if executive actions can't address the full scope of the issue in the way congressional action could.
They are still eligible for "temporary protection" -- a quasi-refugee status that grants Syrians the right to be in Turkey, albeit without the full scope of rights articulated in international conventions on refugees.
According to Zuckerberg, Facebook began to understand the full scope of the activity when investigating after the 2016 vote, uncovering "coordinated networks of fake accounts" that were used to interfere with the election.
It was the start of the worst rain and flooding the continental United States had ever seen, but the details on the full scope of the devastation wouldn't be known for a couple days.
Though they would become arguably the most famous reporters in American history, and their reporting would uncover the full scope of the scandal, Woodward and Bernstein's mistake nearly stopped their investigation in its tracks.
I see things from a different lens, and I don&apost have enough background from the full scope of things to really give an educated opinion on what I think needs to be done.
"The API will start offering additional bank services beyond data, including payment initiation (an API to send wire transfers) and the full scope of the opportunities enabled by PSD2 and Open Banking," he says.
The project encompasses the full scope of Adams' public life, beginning with his entry into politics, the Continental Congress and his journey to France, as well as the indignities associated with being Vice President.
If she doesn't comprehend the full scope of what you do and therefore doesn't realize that you are being underpaid, give her the benefit of the doubt and the time to make it right.
Whatever your stance on cheating, learning more about how women act on their emotional and physical desires is important to understanding the dynamics of couples, as well as the full scope of female sexuality.
Trump signed the initial travel ban during his first week in office, but it was met with immediate legal challenges, which have continued to hinder implementation of the full scope of the executive order.
When one of them is set off, you want to see the device's components and its full scope and the way all of the pieces fit together and then watch it do its thing.
"It seems to me the American people, who elected Donald Trump president, have a right to know the full scope and framework of the special counsel investigation of the President they elected," Jordan said.
It also must engage more with private industry and put additional resources behind fully understanding the problem, because unless we know the full scope and truth about visa overstays, we're effectively debating in darkness.
Rep Cannon says that despite running in the typically conservative South, she refuses to compromise on her long-held belief that everyone has the right to the full scope of their reproductive health options.
We advise adolescents not to share naked pictures because we worry that minors may not recognize the full scope of the potential personal, and possibly legal, consequences of creating and distributing sexually explicit content.
She noted that meetings with NSC experts are intended to provide Bolton with the full scope of information related to a specific threat so he can then coordinate with relevant agencies to address them.
She minimizes the truth that many people suffer from eating disorders that are psychiatric disorders and require a full scope of treatment interventions, including nutrition support, psychotherapy and sometimes medication for depression and anxiety.
Drawing inspiration from her childhood in the 1970s as well as the full scope of Western and African art, Thomas uses painting, photography, collage, and video to demand her glamorous, assertive subjects be seen.
Van der Zwaan gave false information in the midst of Mueller's investigation, while Papadopoulos was interviewed in January 2017, months before Mueller's appointment and before the full scope of the investigation became clear, they argued.
Members of the conservative House Freedom Caucus have been vocal opponents of the Mueller probe, and the caucus has argued that they should be allowed to see documents clarifying the full scope of Mueller's investigation.
By the time you read about the New York Times deliberately downplaying Nazi atrocities, the full scope of the apathy emerges, and you realize that Nazis were aided by an indifference that reached across continents.
The chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday said it would take "substantial" time to determine the full scope a 2016 cybersecurity breach that may have allowed hackers to profit from insider information.
It's by embracing the band's full scope, from the second-long songs to their moodier pieces—and all the leftist politics in-between—knowing that, no matter what era, there's something worthwhile to be found.
The GFSA will, for the first time, place limits on disaster aid and will establish monitoring and reporting requirements that will enable Congress to assess the full scope of U.S. investments in international food security.
Mr. Morgan did not reveal the full scope of the operation but said that agents would be rounding up undocumented immigrant families if they failed to report to an immigration agency field office for deportation.
It made me wonder whether a small part of liberals' current struggles might stem from some people, maybe women in particular, not feeling entitled to demand the full scope of progressivism from their elected officials.
Since February—which was either three weeks or a lifetime ago—epidemiologists have been trying to get the full scope of the number of infections here in the US. Mostly, that's meant designing mathematical models.
One of the nice things about looking at the full scope of tech news for the day is that two stories that you otherwise wouldn't think to connect end up playing off each other perfectly.
"For too long we have allowed those who commit heinous acts of domestic terrorism to be charged with related crimes that don't portray the full scope of their hateful actions," McSally said in a statement.
"This bill would extend eligibility for full-scope Medi-Cal benefits to individuals who are under 26 years of age and who are otherwise eligible for those benefits but for their immigration status," the bill reads.
"While the number of animals exhibiting these symptoms is relatively few, we are increasing monitoring efforts to determine the full scope of the issue," Gil McRae, director of the FWC's Fish and Wildlife Research Institute, said.
Finally, we need paid family leave policies that address the full scope of our lives — whether we need to take time off to care of a new addition to our family or for an ailing relative.
While he obviously could not present the full scope of ideas for reforming immigration policy in the limited time provided, Trump could have reached undecided voters by reaffirming the sound policy ideas he raised in Phoenix.
But Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee argue that the document fails to disclose the full scope of the Justice Department's warrant application and intentionally omits facts that would put the matter in the proper context.
Kenneth McKenzie, the director of the Joint Staff, was also on hand for the Pentagon briefing and added that department will move "very quickly" once the department is aware of the full scope of the requirement.
Adam tried his best to meet my needs, but he couldn't fulfill all of my expectations — there was no way he could understand the full scope of pressures exerted by a culture he wasn't raised in.
"The biggest positive has been understanding the full scope of my identity and how that has driven my creative process, my professional passions, my access to an amazing community of people just like me" they said.
Brutal as they are, the 33 killings Mr. Guzmán stands accused of do not reflect the full scope of the bloodshed that prosecutors plan to introduce at his trial, which starts on Monday with jury selection.
The group is opposing any provision that "remove incentives for charitable giving or limit the full scope and value of the tax deduction" and is advocating for a universal charitable tax deduction for all U.S. taxpayers.
The Senate committee asked two research teams, one of which I led, to investigate the full scope of the recent multiyear Russian operation to influence American opinion executed by a company called the Internet Research Agency.
Opening at the Morgan Library & Museum on May 18, Wayne Thiebaud, Draftsman is the first exhibition to explore the full scope of the artist's works on paper, including quick sketches, finished pastels, watercolors, and charcoal drawings.
If policing like stop-and-frisk can make us more likely to get sick and less likely to vote, and more willing to break the law, then we must discover the full scope of its consequences.
" O says more work is needed on the film to "illuminate the full scope of what the victims endured and it has become clear that the filmmakers and I are not aligned in that creative vision.
" He said "it now falls to Congress to determine for itself the full scope of the misconduct and to decide what steps to take in the exercise of our duties of oversight, legislation and constitutional accountability.
Although the full scope of the subpoenas couldn't be determined, the one to Deutsche Bank is for information about loans the bank made to Trump and the Trump Organization, a person familiar with the matter told CNN.
She was immediately enchanting and downright cruel as the unfeeling assassin of Eve's (Oh) ire (and awe), but the full scope of her role unfolded in subsequent episodes with the introduction of her many personas and disguises.
"Republicans should not advance Trumpcare until Congress and the people we represent understand the full scope of its impact," Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen, a member of the Senate Budget committee, said in a statement on Wednesday.
Yes, the commission was not equipped with the right authorities nor bandwidth to look at the debt in its full scope, but it was there, and the premise under which it was established continues to be reasonable.
Graham-cracker Honey Maid has built a new brand over the past year or so around embracing the full scope of American families — making a point of featuring same-sex and interracial parents prominently in its ads.
This is all because the United States has tried to deal with the ISIS threat from Libya without addressing the full scope of the Salafi jihadi problem or the civil conflict to which it is inextricably tied.
After the election, as the full scope of the Russian campaign was coming into focus, Republican leaders empowered their intelligence committees to begin full-scale investigations into their new president and his campaign, over Mr. Trump's objections.
"The public has a right to know the full scope of Russian interference in the 2016 United States presidential election and whether the President of the United States played any role in such interference," the lawsuit said.
"BW Energy has matured into a full ... E&P company with competencies covering the full scope of offshore field developments and a clear path to future production growth and value creation," said group Chairman Andreas Sohmen-Pao.
"BW Energy has matured into a full ... E&P company with competencies covering the full scope of offshore field developments and a clear path to future production growth and value creation," said group Chairman Andreas Sohmen-Pao.
But focusing on the number of speech-related flare-ups doesn't capture the full scope of what's really taking place at America's colleges and universities — because the real threat to speech on campus is far more insidious.
Those who are hoping that Mueller's investigation will publicly expose the full scope of Russia's efforts will be sorely disappointed — and neither congressional intelligence committee currently investigating the issue has the capacity to fill in his gaps.
The result is a president who doesn't understand the full scope of his job, a bureaucracy that doesn't trust its leader, and the most powerful country in the world being managed in the most dysfunctional way possible.
Under the agreement, Orsted said it will construct the wind farm under a full-scope EPC contract and provide long-term operations and maintenance services along with a route to market for the power generated by Hornsea 1.
The report found fault but no wrongdoing in City Hall's handling of the deed restriction removal, but suggested that the full scope of the city's involvement in the deal could not be known because of the redacted documents.
Senator Ron Wyden, the Oregon Democrat, attacked Mr. Zuckerberg for not disclosing the full scope of the agreements during a Senate hearing in the spring, when Mr. Zuckerberg assured officials that users had complete control of their data.
"With these new proposed cigarette health warnings, we have an enormous public health opportunity to fulfill our statutory mandate and increase the public's understanding of the full scope of serious negative health consequences of cigarette smoking," he said.
Through her I see the possibilities when the full scope of human experience, talent and perspectives are engaged to address the challenges and opportunities to improve life on Earth for all and push the limits of our knowledge.
That said, it is important to understand your financial professionals' credentials and the full scope of their activities and affiliations, as well as how they are compensated, to ensure they act in your best interest across all accounts.
To capture the full scope of options Democrats are considering to insure all (or at least a lot more) Americans, look at the half dozen or so plans in Congress, which all envision very different health care systems.
But the full scope of his political effort was unavailable on Friday; a spokeswoman for the Progressive Agenda Committee, now a separate nonprofit, said it would disclose its expenditures on a different schedule because it is based in Washington.
" In a statement, Surescripts added: "We are still investigating the full scope of these improper activities but today are taking immediate steps to protect the data our partners entrusted to us and the privacy of our patients they serve.
But it can't address the full scope of the problem; as the 2017 study of rural doctors found, concerns beyond having access to specialty backup include time constraints and a lack of available mental health or psychosocial support services.
"The school likes to say that this is 'a different OSU,&apos" Snyder-Hill says, "but, until it makes clear and accepts responsibility for the full scope of what happened and how, there is no reason to believe that."
Here's why: As the global fallout over Trump's unilateral decision continues to spread, it is increasingly obvious that the Trump administration failed to anticipate the full scope of negative global reaction and has been caught flat-footed in response.
On Tuesday, upon hearing the news of his death, people from all corners of the fashion world mourned him, from Off-White's Virgil Abloh to Donatella Versace to David Beckham, proving the full scope of the designer's global influence.
"Russia is a full-scope cyber actor that poses a major threat to US government, military, diplomatic, commercial, and critical infrastructure and key resource networks because of its highly advanced offensive cyber program and sophisticated tactics, techniques, and procedures," they said.
Matt Lunsford, who runs Polyvinyl Records and helped Strong and American Football put together the artwork for the band's first record, says they deliberately used the same house for the new record's artwork to capture the full scope of the project.
The images, taken by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association satellites, reveal the full scope of the damage in Mexico Beach, a small coastal town about 40 miles from where Michael made landfall, which has seen some of the storm's worst destruction.
Because if you sit and think about the full scope of malicious disinformation, coupled with the automated global distribution platforms that social media has become, it soon becomes clear this problem scales as big and wide as the platforms themselves.
Clayton, who was confirmed in May, told the Senate Banking Committee last week that he only learned of the intrusion in August, and that it would take a substantial amount of time to understand the full scope of the breach.
Meanwhile, every investigative authority in the country should do what Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro did: convene a grand jury or comparable group to investigate the full scope of the crisis in their state and share the results with the public.
While there is no way to articulate the full scope of those arguments in a single essay, it's worth considering the philosophical contributions of some of the forerunners of the movement that is our most urgent manifestation of black thought today.
The victims were legion — prosecutors, thieves, former allies, Colombian military officers and a loose-lipped lawyer who once got drunk and talked about his business — but the full scope and details of the killing spree were never aired in court.
Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale told reporters on Friday that he, the minister responsible for the spy agency, was first briefed on the program in January and didn't become aware of the "full scope of the issue" until early October.
"While the number of animals exhibiting these symptoms is relatively few, we are increasing monitoring efforts to determine the full scope of the issue." said Gil McRae, director of the FWC's Fish and Wildlife Research Institute, in a statement on Monday.
Along with dozens of organizers and lawyers, I scrambled to support Iranian American families and protect our civil liberties — calming frightened travelers, triaging and supporting people who were detained, and gathering data to understand the full scope of the problem.
In my opinion, there is more work to be done on the film to illuminate the full scope of what the victims endured and it has become clear that the filmmakers and I are not aligned in that creative vision.
The unit, Card Systems, was not audited on an individual level but had been subject to a higher-level "full-scope" audit by its auditor EY that included site visits, CFO Alexander von Knoop told an investor presentation in New York.
Risk of further action If the attacks in Iraq are indeed the full scope of Iran's response, they carry another risk: That the Trump administration thinks its ramshackle performance over the past week has paid off, and Iran has been vanquished.
It was around the time that Duchamp created "Fountain" that the contours of the 20th century were only properly coming into view, she said, and she thinks that only now is the full scope of the present century becoming clear.
Jamee Cook, among several patients in attendance at the meeting on Monday, said that women are not being provided the full scope of risks that may come with breast implants -- and more awareness is warranted, she argued in the meeting.
The full scope of the borrowing was revealed May 0003, when, for the first time, the Department of Education released information about how much debt students are taking on to earn degrees from various academic programs at American colleges and universities.
The full scope of the effects of the two-for-one requirement will begin to emerge in late November, when the White House is expected to publish a list of regulations and deregulatory actions each agency has taken under the rule.
And a significant portion of that work is overtly political, designed to support fellow AIDS activists' fight for recognition of the humanity of those with AIDS, of the full scope of the disease's reach, and access to healthcare and treatment.
Still, the full scope of its impact on that business remains just as mysterious as the day when Dae Dae woke up, opened the app, and saw thousands of people from around the world dancing to and lip-synching his song.
"We continue to work in close coordination with our colleagues in the relevant U.S. agencies to ensure that they comprehend the full scope of the criminality of FETO, the Fetullah Gulen Terror Organization, and the justifications for Gulen's extradition," the statement read.
Though the administration says it's not currently under consideration, the idea of a payroll tax holiday hasn't been entirely ruled out, officials said, suggesting the full scope of the economic fallout needs to be ascertained before the President proposes steps to Congress.
But more to the point, the woman who gave the German language "merkeling" (a term meaning "muddling through") finally seems to grasp the full scope of her task — that as the leader of Germany, she is more than just the leader of Germany.
"Well-known and elite level athletes had their initial results automatically falsified," he wrote, noting that, without access to Russia's lab data and forensic analysis of it, the extent of similar discrepancies and the full scope of cheating could not possibly be known.
The Republican memo does not provide the full scope of evidence the F.B.I. and Justice Department used to obtain the warrant to surveil Mr. Page, and it is not clear to what extent the application hinges on the material provided by Mr. Steele.
Both shows flopped badly, but for years, Stritch, as she came to appreciate the full scope of Sondheim's genius, agonized that she'd chosen the wrong flop — eventually making the rousing "Everybody Says Don't" from "Anyone Can Whistle" one of her signature tunes.
No one knows the full scope of wildlife trade worldwide, but the numbers are staggering — on the order of millions of animals of hundreds of species trafficked each day, according to Vincent Nijman, a wildlife trade researcher at Oxford Brookes University in England.
"To the best of my recollection, these are all of my client engagements during my time with the firm, but a full release from McKinsey will allow the American public to see the full scope of my work," Buttigieg said in the statement.
Well, Dean played a crucial role in helping both Congress and Watergate prosecutors understand the full scope of the criminal conspiracy involving Nixon and his top aides surrounding the break-in to the Democratic National headquarters and the cover-up that followed.
"To the best of my recollection, these are all of my client engagements during my time with the firm, but a full release from McKinsey will allow the American public to see the full scope of my work," Buttigieg says in the statement.
The White House has refused to detail which aides knew about the alleged abuse, saying only that the full scope of the claims wasn't known until Wednesday morning, when photographs of the bruised face of one of Porter's ex-wives were published online.
But like many other Catholics, Hickton said the full scope of the abuse scandal can only be uncovered by a national probe that would look at all 196 Catholic diocese in the United States, along the lines of Australia's Royal Commission report.
Rollins complained about the apartment's conditions, she said – but the full scope of lead hazards, including toxic peeling paint around Noah's crib, wasn't detected until after his September lead poisoning diagnosis, when city health officials swooped in to document the unsafe conditions.
"We will pass as much as we can through whatever vehicle we've got and then we will pass all the other things through regular order outside of reconciliation that show you the full scope of what a real replacement effort will look like," Ryan said.
Given that Trump has been so protective about disclosing the full scope of his investments, and as the Wall Street Journal reports many of them are difficult to discern because they are obscured through complicated LLC's, Americans don't even know where the conflicts might be.
Ooniprobe's helpful suggestions to avoid being denied the full scope of Real Doll's online retail website are to use open DNS (check), force HTTPS (which most browsers now do by default), or to use the Tor browser (Tor is not presently available on iOS).
That's because, "in its full scope, this vision is daunting," wrote Jörg Hoffmann, a professor at Saarland University's Foundations of Artificial Intelligence Group, in a paper last year for the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence on the challenges facing intelligent penetration testing.
Perhaps the most important outcome of today's arrests will be that Europe's counterterrorism forces will achieve a better understanding of the full scope of the Islamic State's plotting against the West -- and how to stop it before there is another terrorist atrocity on Europe's soil.
"The full scope of the conspiracy, including the names of all participants and the level of involvement of donors and members of the Democratic Party, is unknown at this time and will be the subject of discovery in this action," he noted in the complaint.
Yet it was here that the full scope of her capabilities as a musician and composer was realized, as she began experimenting with electronic production and classical instrumentation, working on compositions that channeled the dynamism of dance music with the range of a full orchestra.
Democrats have said this isn't the full scope of the available intelligence, and that House Republicans have adapted the evidence to fit their own ends — namely, to undercut the legitimacy of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into possible Trump-Russia collusion in the 2016 elections.
A central figure in jazz, primarily as a member of the renowned World Saxophone Quartet, Mr. Bluiett (whose name is pronounced HAM-ee-et BLUE-it) married a dazzling physical command of the instrument with a passion for the full scope of the blues tradition.
At the same time, though, these numbers likely don't capture the full scope of the coronavirus crisis in the US, as the country is likely still under-testing in many parts of the country, and not everyone who has symptoms is being accounted for.
When the full scope of the president's misconduct has been revealed, when his lies are debunked and his abuses have been laid bare, I believe that members of Congress on both sides of the aisle will draft legislation to curb the worst of his offenses.
An expected disappointment Attorneys for alleged victims of sexual abuse in Buffalo told CNN they were not surprised with the bankruptcy filing but are disappointed that their clients won't be able to tell their stories in court and learn the full scope of what happened.
" Winfrey continued, saying that "in my opinion, there is more work to be done on the film to illuminate the full scope of what the victims endured and it has become clear that the filmmakers and I are not aligned in that creative vision.
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein released a 144-page report Thursday evening detailing actions he said the Department of Justice has taken to combat security issues related to U.S. elections, "foreign influence campaigns" waged on social media and the full scope of other cybercrimes.
The full scope of Fed changes, including a move away from expected rate hikes to three successive rate cuts, "are providing - and will continue to provide - meaningful support to the economy," Clarida said in remarks prepared for delivery at the Japan Society in New York.
Here's a look at the seat losses by the president's party since the 1994 midterms: 1994: -52 1998: +2 19343: +5 2006: -30 2010: -63 2014: -13 And that doesn't even capture the full scope of negative history for a president's party in midterms.
Dozens of residents that live or have lived on San Francisco&aposs Treasure Island have filed a class-action lawsuit saying that officials lied to them for years regarding the full scope of the contamination on the island and their subsequent exposure to it.
You sit back now and you hear the project after dropping—and I was apart of a lot of shit; outside of just beat making—and even I didn't see the full scope of the record until I listened to it like a fan.
As federal agencies take in the full scope of the damage caused by Hurricanes Irma and Harvey over the next few weeks, Congress will likely be called upon to approve additional disaster relief funding on top of the $15-billion emergency package it passed last week.
"They were pretty expansive with respect to what they are prepared to do at Yongbyon but there was still not complete clarity with respect to full scope of what it is they were prepared to offer," Pompeo told a news conference during a short stop in Manila.
And now that the Ukraine scandal is driving the impeachment inquiry, Trump has once more reverted to his obstruction playbook, attempting to prevent the House from learning the full scope of his potentially impeachable offenses by refusing to cooperate in any way with the House's investigation.
The company has already denied the FT's previous allegations, saying that although Dubai-based subsidiary Card Systems was not individually audited, its books had undergone higher-level "full-scope" scrutiny by auditor EY.SoftBank, the Japanese tech investment giant, invested around $1 billion in Wirecard in April 2019.
Yet Mr. Wilkinson complained in a further email in April that despite his warnings "no related client account has been closed by management" and "there appears to have been no attempt by management to identify the full scope of the problem of UK LLPs submitting false accounts".
I didn't feel that I was getting the full scope on any of the hot-button stories she discussed, but I could see why I had previously read about her repeating debunked conspiracy theories and dismissing conversations about sensitive topics like the complexities of gender and identity.
It took months to learn the full scope, which still might be unknown, but leading US technology companies like Google, Facebook and Twitter now acknowledge that Russians were active on their platforms during the election, creating fake accounts and stirring up political tensions on controversial topics.
Despite those measures, the Trump administration has not completed a comprehensive assessment to determine the full scope of supplies that will need to be ordered, according to current and former administration officials, and his invoking the DPA does not do anything to increase production of those items.
But for Trump, the upside of people not getting tested for coronavirus is that it allows him to pretend that everything is already under control — even if doing so is dangerous in a situation where the public still doesn't understand the full scope of what's going on.
In the past decade, however, there has been a resurgent interest in mounting the works in their full scope, from a 2009 production of "Les Huguenots" at Bard College in New York to a trilogy of grands opéras at the Deutsche Oper Berlin that closed last season.
Now, though, Paul Moorhouse's well-researched, lucid new biography, Bridget Riley: A Very Very Person (Ridinghouse, 2019) may help reveal to a broad audience the full scope and richness of her unusual, distinctive oeuvre, which was recognized in the 1960s as the embodiment of Op Art.
"With these new proposed cigarette health warnings, we have an enormous public health opportunity to fulfill our statutory mandate and increase the public's understanding of the full scope of serious negative health consequences of cigarette smoking," said acting FDA commissioner Ned Sharpless in a statement Thursday.
"But our arrangement with the Department does not extend to the full scope of our request for the full Mueller report and its underlying materials, including grand jury information, nor does it extend to our demand that Don McGahn, a key fact witness, testify before this committee," he added.
Harry Potter has since became such an all-encompassing phenomenon that from this vantage point, it's hard to see the full scope what it accomplished: It feels as though publishing and fandom and children's literature and all of pop culture have always been the way we know them today.
Arguing before Ellis in the US District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia on Friday, special counsel lawyer Michael Dreeben said Mueller's appointment order didn't need to outline everything he was authorized to investigate, and that the full scope of his authority was later articulated by Rosenstein.
It'd take a fuller accounting of the durable goods manufacturing sector to understand the full scope there, but it's telling that, for the moment, it is not Trump's trade dealing or his tax relief that's driving the growth in factory jobs—it is the ever-expanding military industrial complex.
With the financial security of knowing a "presumptive" positive diagnosis will be covered, the lawmakers said patients will be able to receive the full scope of essential diagnostic and therapeutic care, "including guidance on self-isolation for themselves and their families" even without an authorized COVID-19 diagnostic test.
"The Secretary of H.H.S. is invested with incredible authority to regulate, to modify programs, to do demonstrations, to experiment, and we intend to use the full scope of the power contained in this pen on any of these rather than sitting back and waiting for Congress," he said Monday.
Forty-seven residents of San Francisco&aposs Treasure Island neighborhood, both current and former, filed a class-action lawsuit Thursday against several defendants saying that officials lied to them for years regarding the full scope of the contamination on the island, as reported by the San Francisco Chronicle.
Because of the federal government's failure to keep records about which children in its care had been separated from their parents, the public will never know the full scope of the Trump administration's use of family separation against border crossers in Trump's first year and a half in office.
On Friday, Facebook (FB) said it would suspend sending its software for the pre-installation of apps such as WhatsApp and Instagram on Huawei smartphones, just weeks after Google (GOOG) said it may also have to pull back on providing the full scope of its Android operating system to Huawei.
To get the full scope of the night, let's start from the very beginning, during warm-ups, when it was already foretold that Steph would have a ridiculous night: Ironically, Steph would later struggle a little bit more from that kind of close range than he would from far out.
The film takes its time in laying out the full scope of their scheme, but it establishes up front that they're uncomfortable partners: Tanner is a serial convict, in and out of jail for crimes including armed robbery, while Toby is the longtime good kid with an estranged family to support.
But that is a modern assumption: if we had asked Shakespeare or any of his company what to think about Shylock, we would have been told that it's a great part—giving full scope to human behavior, a mirror held up to nature—but not that he's a sympathetic man.
The center is arguing on the basis of federal information laws that the public has a right to know the "full scope of Russian efforts to disrupt the 2016 election and whether the President of the United States played any role such efforts," according to the complaint filed in a Washington, D.C., court.
"It's become increasingly clear across many industries — whether it was media too quick to promote Russian propaganda, or Facebook breathlessly allowing fake news and Russian ad campaigns to dominate our news feeds — that no one truly understood the full scope of Russian interference last year," a spokesman for Buzzfeed News said Friday.
The federal investigation originated in Pennsylvania, rather than Justice Department headquarters in Washington, according to the AP. While we don't yet know the full scope of this probe, we know that all eight of Pennsylvania's eight Catholic dioceses have already received subpoenas: Allentown, Erie, Greensburg, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, Scranton and the Archdiocese of Philadelphia.
Financial details of the deal and the full scope of the partnership were not disclosed, but rising operational costs and pressure on fees have made it tougher for smaller hedge funds to launch and survive, and some have sought to share the burden by joining a larger rival or a platform with multiple fund firms.
While I would not agree with the full scope of his advocacy for the legalization of drugs, I agree with his support for the legalization of pot, his long-held view that the drug war has always been a fiasco and that drug use should be treated as a medical issue, not a criminal one.
President Donald Trump campaigned against lax immigration laws, arguing that porous borders cause problems as diverse as drug use and terrorism, but his frenetic use of executive orders during his first week has made it difficult to keep up with everything he's planned to do, let alone contemplate the full scope of Trump's immigration doctrine.
But in fact, he was reflecting what he had been told by health experts, including Dr. Fauci and Dr. Robert R. Redfield, the C.D.C. director, who have concluded that once the full scope of unreported infections is known, the number of deaths will most likely represent a smaller share, possibly "considerably less than" 1 percent.
Wade stays intact, people of means in any state will have the option to terminate a wanted but tragically nonviable pregnancy safely, will be able to reclaim dominion over their bodies after a rape, will retain access to the full scope of health care, will be free to decide what's best for their futures.
The best rundown I've seen so far is this newsletter from CNN's Brian Stelter, which suggests the paper is "trying to have it both ways," letting News+ users access the full scope of the day's content through search, though much of it won't organically surface from Apple's curation and will only be available for a limited time.
"We would never have predicted [President Trump's] statement and thus never have predicted the full scope of demand for the book," Sargent said, referring to Trump's threat to sue both Michael Wolff and Henry Holt for libel, which sparked such widespread interest in the book that Holt moved up the publication date from January 9 to January 5.
The full scope of Kaelin's new life as a pop culture lightning rod only grows after this moment on screen, as we know, but the nod to its beginning marks the emergence of a central theme the show has snuck into the already content-packed folds of its narrative: the price of fame — or more accurately, infamy.
"While we recognize that third party email apps need access to Gmail data to provide various services, and that users consent to much of this access, the full scope of the use of email content and the ease with which developer employees may be able to read personal emails are likely not well understood by most consumers," they wrote.
In the full scope of Facebook's missteps and subsequent counter-hits from regulators, a little over a million bucks is not the most comically low amount the company has been slapped with: Russia fined the Zuckerberg and Co a cheeky $50 back in April for failing to store user data on local servers per the country's privacy laws.
By the end of that decade, McCarrick's sexual misbehavior (if perhaps not its full scope) was known by enough people that a group of American laypeople went to Rome to petition against his appointment as archbishop of Washington, D.C., and at least one New York priest, Father Boniface Ramsey, sent a letter to the Vatican offering a similar warning.
As detailed in season 2 of the Netflix series Mindhunter, the community that suffered isn't satisfied with the outcome of the investigation, and believe that the person or people responsible for the full scope of the murders are still at large, and now a new HBO documentary, Atlanta's Missing and Murdered: The Lost Children, is telling that story.
With the waters still rising and the full scope of the human tragedy yet to be determined, it's next to impossible to predict the full economic impact of Hurricane Harvey — though early estimates from Goldman Sachs suggest the property damage alone could cost the state $3.3 billion and the U.S. economy's third-quarter growth as much as 227 percentage points.
With the waters still rising and the full scope of the human tragedy yet to be determined, it's next to impossible to predict the full economic impact of Hurricane Harvey — though early estimates from Goldman Sachs suggest the property damage alone could cost the state $30 billion and the U.S. economy's third-quarter growth as much as 0.2 percentage points.
Key quote: "While we recognize that third party email apps need access to Gmail data to provide various services, and that users consent to much of this access, the full scope of the use of email content and the ease with which developer employees may be able to read personal emails are likely not well understood by most consumers," they wrote.
Russia interactions are 'peanut stuff,' Trump says The full scope of Mueller's investigation, what it will find and who will ultimately be implicated remains unknown, but with sentences for those former loyalists who cooperated in his investigation, the meaty Russia phase for which he was first appointed seems close, just in time for Democrats to take over the House of Representatives next month.
"By taking the unusual step of directing that the mandate issue forthwith, the court required immediate compliance with its decision (and, therefore, compliance with the full scope of the 2016 rule, including those provisions that are being reconsidered), notwithstanding that EPA and regulated parties would ordinarily be provided with 52 days, or longer, before compliance was required," the attorneys wrote.
Saenz adds that while the Shelby ruling has clearly had an impact on voters of color in multiple states, it won't be until the next round of redistricting after the 24 Census — the first where former Section 20203 states can draw maps without getting them pre-approved — where the "full scope of the loss caused by Shelby" will be seen.
They create a stark binary choice on an incredibly complex issue, of which few people understand the full scope — stay in or quit the E.U. These politicians assume that the dog will never catch the car and they will have the best of all worlds — opposing something unpopular but not having to deal with the implications of the public actually voting to get rid of it.
D.) and Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (D-Ore.), that expresses the importance of not diminishing the full scope and value of the charitable deduction during the upcoming tax reform efforts.
Iran's weaponization program must be totally dismantled; there needs to be airtight control over all aspects of Tehran's nuclear program and permanent, unhindered and immediate access to all sites and access to and interviews with key nuclear experts; and all outstanding questions regarding possible military dimensions of Iran's nuclear program need to be followed up to expose the full scope of the nuclear weapons program.
Hundreds of residents have already lived on Treasure Island in the past two decades, and in late January, dozens of residents filed a class-action lawsuit against several defendants — including the San Francisco Health Department, the Treasure Island Development Authority, and engineering firm Tetra Tech — saying that officials lied to them for years regarding the full scope of the contamination on the landmass and their subsequent exposure to it.
We can totally create the artificial gravity seen in movies like 2001: A Space Odyssey …Read more ReadArmed with this new information, scientists will now have to find a way to prevent this from happening (artificial gravity, anyone?), and to treat the condition when the astronauts arrive back on Earth (laser eye surgery is one possibility, but this procedure may not address the full scope of the damage done).
"Although it may be tempting to see the order as a harbinger of how the court is likely to rule on the merits, it's better understood as a very modest procedural step to stabilize the full scope of the injunctions against the travel ban over the next four weeks," said Steve Vladeck, CNN Supreme Court analyst and professor of law at the University of Texas School of Law.
To be fair, there's no indication from Congress, as exemplified by the attack on us from the Western Caucus, that it would be receptive to a request for more money for listing species, yet the agency's approach of requesting not much more money than is necessary to respond to court ordered deadlines to issue findings on species' protection does little to highlight the full scope of the problem.
On the other hand, the number of deaths in Japan is small compared to the hardest-hit countries, suggesting better containment there than some European nations or the US. As America implements dramatic measures to control the spread of Covid-19, with schools and businesses closing and general social distancing underway, the country still struggling to understand the full scope of the outbreak because of the slow start of testing.
While much of this research uses the "preferred traits in child-rearing" questions to measure authoritarianism, two sociologists at the University of Kansas, David Norman Smith and Eric Hanley, observe in "The Anger Games: Who Voted for Donald Trump in the 2016 Election, and Why?" that those questions do not capture the full scope of authoritarianism, especially the more aggressive authoritarianism that they believe drives voters to Trump.
"Although we do not undertake an exhaustive historical analysis today of the full scope of the Second Amendment, nothing in our opinion should be taken to cast doubt on longstanding prohibitions on the possession of firearms by felons and the mentally ill, or laws forbidding the carrying of firearms in sensitive places such as schools and government buildings, or laws imposing conditions and qualifications on the commercial sale of arms," Scalia wrote.
Weaver: DNC actions 'egregious, undemocratic' Sanders' former campaign chair Jeffrey Weaver said Thursday in an interview with CNN's Brooke Baldwin that the campaign had not initially known the "full scope" of the deal between the Clinton campaign and the DNC, but that the Sanders campaign did see several instances where the DNC seemed to tip the scale toward Clinton, as evidenced by Sanders' many complaints about the party organization through the primary season.
Although a summary of his life and career, along with the transcription of informative autobiographical recollections by Williams, appeared in Souls Grown Deep: African American Vernacular Art of the South (Tinwood Books, 2000, 2001), a two-volume encyclopedia produced by William S. Arnett and his collaborators, it is only now, with the exhibition Jones has assembled at the Atlanta Contemporary, that the full scope of his art-making has come to light.
For example, populating public social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter with fake accounts and bots isn't necessarily a crime, and neither is assessing and approaching American targets for recruitment — these details, however, are important to understanding the full scope of how Russia executed its covert operations in the U.S. Further, Mueller may decline to press certain charges because proving them could result in exposure of classified information or sensitive methods and sources.
Setting aside just how strange it is that Tyrion seems to think Bran's lived experience boasts the kind of strong narrative that will unite all of the Seven Kingdoms behind him, and setting aside that Tyrion keeps calling him "King Bran the Broken," because okay, sure, Peter Dinklage was as good as he's ever been in Game of Thrones' final two episodes, as the full scope of Tyrion's arc (if you can call it an arc) became clear.
And while it was clear to literally any person except Prince Viridian (Gijs Blom), the power-hungry conqueror who'd been hoarding magic from the people he killed, that he wasn't the person who'd bring lightness to the kingdom — dude was pretty much the definition of darkness — it still took until Tiuri and the rest of the young novice knights got to the castle in Unauwen and delivered the letter to find out the full scope of Viridian's evil.
As the full scope of the Russian effort becomes clear, it's all but certain that such a high-level, coordinated attack would have never been attempted against the US without Kislyak's knowledge; he was—and is—a well-wired, savvy, loyal, longtime diplomat, a native Ukrainian who chose to remain Russian when the Soviet Union broke apart and whose term as ambassador coincided with increased espionage efforts against the US (at least one of which involved attempting to recruit future Trump aide Carter Page).
He made clear — probably in order to keep Justice Kennedy's necessary vote — that the decision authorized handguns in the home and went no further: Although we do not undertake an exhaustive historical analysis today of the full scope of the Second Amendment, nothing in our opinion should be taken to cast doubt on longstanding prohibitions on the possession of firearms by felons and the mentally ill, or laws forbidding the carrying of firearms in sensitive places such as schools and government buildings, or laws imposing conditions and qualifications on the commercial sale of arms.
From Blackstone through the 19th-century cases, commentators and courts routinely explained that the right was not a right to keep and carry any weapon whatsoever in any manner whatsoever and for whatever purpose.... Although we do not undertake an exhaustive historical analysis today of the full scope of the Second Amendment, nothing in our opinion should be taken to cast doubt on longstanding prohibitions on the possession of firearms by felons and the mentally ill, or laws forbidding the carrying of firearms in sensitive places such as schools and government buildings, or laws imposing conditions and qualifications on the commercial sale of arms.

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