Sarcos is taking preorders for the Guardian S and custom orders for the Guardian GT. The Guardian XO will be released in 2019.
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The White House made no comment to the Guardian on a potential visit. [Guardian]
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The Last Guardian I didn't actually play The Last Guardian in time for consideration.
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The Guardian experimented with a daily news show called "Guardian Daily" from 2006 to 2010.
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Manafort and Wikileaks deny Guardian report The day started with an explosive story in The Guardian.
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The show documents the (unfortunate) events of their lives as they're passed around from guardian to guardian.
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Best summer reads 2018, curated by authors and cultural figures (The Guardian, part 1); (The Guardian, part 85033).
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Under the system, a girl's father is her legal guardian; once a woman is married, her husband becomes her guardian.
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One Guardian U.S. employee recalled being told in a private meeting that GMG had initially wanted Guardian U.S. to cut costs by closer to 50 percent but settled for 30 percent after pushback from Guardian U.S. management.
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Guardian – Guardian developed a unique optical sensor for the Automotive industry that provides rich information regarding the occupants in the vehicle.
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It was brought to light by The Guardian on Friday and it has since been recalled, the Guardian reported on Sunday.
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Whereas in the first game every Guardian could be resurrected again and again, now every Guardian has only one life to spend.
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Guardian Angel The biggest plot line of the episode is who Khloé will pick to be the legal guardian of her daughter.
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"Let me say that I believe the number will be staggering," he was quoted by The Nassau Guardian as telling Guardian radio. .
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"Let me say that I believe the number will be staggering," he was quoted by The Nassau Guardian as telling Guardian radio.
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Revenue for the online-only Guardian US and Guardian Australia operations also grew substantially, making up 14% of the company's total revenues.
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She had previously worked as the chief executive of the Guardian Media Group, the owner of the Guardian and Observer news outlets.
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Source: The Guardian Source: The Guardian There's an opportunity to educate ourselves and instead highlight the economic and innovation opportunity that immigration offers.
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The former editor of The Guardian, Alan Rusbridger, estimated that Facebook had "sucked up $27 million" of the paper's projected digital advertising revenue in the last year by essentially keeping Guardian readers on Facebook, rather than linking them to the Guardian site.
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Per the Guardian, authorities currently have no reason to suspect that anything in Sturgess or Rowley's backgrounds would lead them to be targeted.[Guardian]
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"The people who died there should be left in peace," said Theo Vleugels, director of the Dutch War Graves Foundation, in The Guardian. [Guardian]
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As of now, women require the consent of a male guardian to travel abroad and often need permission from their guardian to work or study.
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His off-the-record meeting with Guardian U.S. staff came just hours before the noon deadline for Guardian U.S. employees to apply for voluntary buyouts.
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Rep. Greg Gianforte falsely told the police that Guardian reporter Ben Jacobs initiated physical contact with him the night before Montana's election, according to the Guardian.
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"It is completely unacceptable that Google allows advertising for brands like the Guardian to appear next to extremist and hate filled videos," a Guardian spokeswoman said.
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The Guardian Program passed despite heated political opposition The Guardian Bill was passed in May 2019 despite heated opposition by Democratic politicians and gun control groups.
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Data Guardian 5 Rather than haphazardly writing passwords on Post-Its around your home, keep your logins and other vital information locked down with Data Guardian 5.
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Havas' decision came after the UK government joined organizations including the Guardian, BBC and Transport for London in pulling advertising from Google and YouTube, the Guardian report said.
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He said that his earlier projections — which called for Guardian U.S. to break even by April 2017 — were "unrealistic," given the Guardian U.S.'s lower-than-expected revenue.
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The Guardian reported that Pemsel, 51, resigned after "allegations appeared" about "his private life," and interim CEOs will head The Guardian and the Premier League in his absence.
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He said women would not need to get permission from a legal guardian to get a license and would not need a guardian in the car when they drive.
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I said then that the ACLU, which bills itself as "our nation's guardian of liberty," would more accurately be described as the guardian of a far-left progressive agenda.
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Guardian Media Group, publisher of The Guardian title, which like the Mail has expanded rapidly online, said in March it would cut 250 roles in an attempt to reverse losses.
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The Saudi ambassador to the United States has said women will not need permission from a guardian to get a driving license nor to have a guardian in the car.
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First, I designated my surviving spouse as their guardian and Patrick did the same, meaning if just one of us dies, the other automatically remains our kids&apos legal guardian.
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Ellation and Crunchyroll aren't announcing the full slate of originals yet, but first up is High Guardian Spice, a fantasy series telling the story of four girls at High Guardian Academy.
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Guardian Media Group CEO David Pemsel stopped by the New York offices of Guardian U.S. — the British newspaper's American digital operation — to discuss the company's finances on Monday, POLITICO has learned.
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Or a fake newspaper ... Mossberg: Like the Denver Guardian.
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" Christie called Guardian, who was initially supportive, a "liar.
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" (as told to The Guardian, 2001) "I wanted adventures.
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" Speaking to The Guardian, Biju said: "It was magical.
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" Ryan views himself as a guardian of conservative "ideas.
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Based on Lemony Snicket's series of YA novels, Netflix's A Series Of Unfortunate Events follows the Baudelaire orphans as they are moved from guardian to guardian following the death of their parents.
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Its messianic former editor, Alan Rusbridger, has been unceremoniously booted from his proposed emeritus role — a sort of guardian of The Guardian — as the head of the trust that bankrolls the paper.
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The books, about three orphans shuffled from guardian to guardian while attempting to learn the truth about their parents' demise, were as delightfully dreary as the title of the series would suggest.
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Monday's survey for the Guardian newspaper put support for the Conservatives at 49 percent, up two points from the previous ICM/Guardian poll last week, with Labour down one point at 27 percent.
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Ultimately, the legal guardian and the Office of Public Guardian felt they could decline continued intensive care only if it was completely futile, and decided not to submit the petition to the court.
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And if a relative opposes a guardian's actions, everyone involved — the guardian, lawyers for both the guardian and the ward, the court evaluator and possibly others — can bill the ward for their time.
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After serving two years in the Army in Germany and Austria, he was discharged as a first lieutenant and returned to England to be a reporter for The Manchester Guardian (now The Guardian).
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According to audio of the encounter released by the Guardian, Guardian reporter Ben Jacobs asked Gianforte about his position on the recently-released Congressional Budget Office score for the Republican health care plan.
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I know I have a guardian angel with me now.
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The Guardian once declared him the "cleverest man in England".
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"We've completely distanced ourselves from him," Moretz told The Guardian.
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However, that executive order was included in The Guardian article.
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Ruth is Nadia's guardian, while John is Nadia's doleful ex.
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"I don't like regretting," he told The Guardian in October.
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Still, the legend and iconography of the Guardian Angels persists.
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According to The Guardian, Chancellor is currently a Facebook employee.
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"Every single design possibility was explored," Webster told the Guardian.
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Bumblebees' decline points to mass extinction – study, The Guardian reports.
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"It was a very exciting moment," she told the Guardian.
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To this day, Guardian appears to be operating as usual.
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On Saturday, The Guardian reported that Huawei has fired Weijing.
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He sees himself as the guardian of his mentor's "revolution".
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"It made me seem so creepy," he told The Guardian.
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The Guardian says the arrest was made on Wednesday evening.
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Maybe an iPhone collection, one iPod collector told The Guardian.
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"She pushes me to be funnier," he told The Guardian.
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"I wouldn't work with him again," he told the Guardian.
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Making the June bond payment is still uncertain, Guardian said.
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The Guardian reported that Ferrara was shaken by the incident.
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The Guardian report alleges that Clapper intended to manipulate intelligence.
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The complaint said it was irresponsible, The Guardian reports. 10.
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He and his guardian traveled to the town of Vaxjo.
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"Thank God she didn't tell me," Joan told The Guardian.
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The Guardian article that says 'it's all wrong' will stick.
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Neither WhatsApp nor The Guardian are having a good day.
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"We thought everyone was over this," Hassan told the Guardian.
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"They're not being subtle about it," he told The Guardian.
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Now, as the Guardian reports, if you head to colossalbellend.
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The Guardian, Channel 4, and the BBC have followed suit.
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The Guardian has a little feature on Michu (remember him?).
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He told The Guardian if you could remove News Corp.
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His work regularly appears in The Guardian and other publications.
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And Andalusian second division: address your bigotry and ignorance. [Guardian]
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It's "a fascinating exercise in connoisseurship," he told The Guardian.
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Now it pays more than $85, he told The Guardian.
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The allies delayed August's major annual Ulchi Freedom Guardian exercises.
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The Guardian reported that statue had, in fact, been destroyed.
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That's when his guardian gator, Albert the Alligator, stepped in.
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So you did a year, two years at the Guardian.
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This article contains story spoilers for The Last Guardian. Really.
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The Last Guardian won't actually be available until this December.
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" The Guardian, too, has called them a "millennial status symbol.
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"It's unsettling," she said to the Guardian on Thursday night.
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Trump doesn't see himself as a guardian of democratic institutions.
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And Greg Fox, from Guardian Alien and Zs, played drums.
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When she learned she was pregnant, a guardian was appointed.
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"Since when do we subscribe to the Guardian ?" she asked.
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But his guardian, a devout man, pushed him toward medicine.
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Paul once regarded himself as the guardian of government protocols.
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"He's like some sort of guardian to me," LaBeouf said.
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AWS already counts publishers Hearst and the Guardian as customers.
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"She is the guardian of my house," Ms. Hall said.
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"Guardian" is the third and final installment of the series.
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Manafort's lawyers declined a request by The Guardian to comment.
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Manafort vigorously denied the report, accusing The Guardian of libel.
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This year, The Guardian will lose more than $88 million.
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"He's led the charge," Carter said, according to the Guardian.
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An article in The Guardian on Wednesday also raised doubts.
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You can read the full report over at The Guardian.
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Sources: The New York Times, Los Angeles Times, The Guardian
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Sources: CNN, Los Angeles Times, The Guardian, The Washington Post
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Sources: The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, The Guardian
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The same dividend for guardian policing was evident in Dallas.
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"I acted properly as his lawyer," Giuliani told The Guardian.
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"How ridiculous is that?" he said, according to The Guardian.
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A judge issued a warrant on Friday, the Guardian reports.
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"I wasn't trying to time travel," he told the Guardian.
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"The idea is to provoke debate," Krebs told the Guardian.
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Spotify posted the job on Tuesday, according to The Guardian.
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Sources: The Guardian, The Diplomat, The Hindu Kush Himalaya Assessment
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"I'm no puppet," he insisted to The Guardian this week.
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Canterbury told the Guardian that names and addresses were taken.
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CNN, the Guardian, and Stephen Colbert have all weighed in.
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I read the Guardian online and check my Twitter feed.
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PAVE is also supporting Gosar's bill, according to the Guardian.
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S. front pages for The Times, like The Guardian does?
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"I was so programmed to fail," he told The Guardian.
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The United States as moral guardian, however flawed, has vanished.
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The Guardian and Bloomberg News first reported the tax lien.
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The move has also been approved by the Guardian Council.
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"Can Donald Trump save Twitter?" the Guardian asked in January.
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His passion had earned him a column in The Guardian.
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Women no longer need a guardian to register a business.
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Mr. Farage said that the Guardian article made him laugh.
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What we're reading: This collection of letters to The Guardian.
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In the wake of Tuesday's report in the Guardian, Sen.
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The Guardian first reported here the crown prince's alleged involvement.
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"We all started hating each other," he told the Guardian .
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"I love this shit," Shoupe said, according to The Guardian.
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The Guardian reports that funding is part of the problem.
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Read more " _____ • Natalie Nougayrède in The Guardian: "Redefining Europe-U.
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Sponsored content would also be limited, according to The Guardian.
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"The absence sends a troubling message," a Guardian columnist wrote.
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Witnesses described the scene as "apocalyptic," according to the Guardian.
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Sources: The Guardian, Los Angeles Times, CNN, Page Six, YouTube
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Mr. Dain's death was first reported internationally by The Guardian.
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And you have to have a guardian, that's the law.
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The Guardian published "The List" to mark World Refugee Day.
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After consideration, the judges determined last year that her father, an imam from the Saudi interior of Nejd, remained her legal guardian; but that a guardian only had powers to approve his ward's marriage.
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The webpage itself was a convincing copy of the actual Guardian website, and had a URL that misleadingly used a Turkish-language character instead of the "i" in "Guardian" to appear real at first glance.
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Besides chairing the Guardian Council, he is a member of the influential Expediency Council, whose members are selected by the supreme leader and which serves to resolve disputes between the Guardian Council and the parliament.
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"They are like animals," a shopper in France told The Guardian.
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Guardian Security did crowd control for various campaign venues in Florida.
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In explaining her support for Sanders, one youth told the Guardian,
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Gianforte currently faces a misdemeanor assault charge over the incident. [Guardian]
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As the Guardian reports, Google searches for "Bendigo" ballooned almost immediately.
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"It felt liberating," one Pride attendee told the Guardian in 2015.
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The Guardian and Cosmopolitan rushed pre-planned Machado profiles to publication.
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Some counties have resolved not to participate in the Guardian program.
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His dealings were revealed four years ago in a Guardian investigation.
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His work has been published by The Guardian, CNN and Dazed.
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The Guardian tweeted the news, and the lawsuit has been updated.
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CNBC has not been able to independently confirm the Guardian report.
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"There's nothing new in cancer scamming," Toscano recently told The Guardian.
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"It's just not pleasant," resident Kim Swadling said to The Guardian.
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His dealings were revealed four years ago in a Guardian investigation.
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According to The Guardian, the UK-based consumer protection group Which?
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But now The Guardian reports that this was not the case.
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In her Guardian piece, she did not directly acknowledge Obama's commutation.
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Smith, sister of Closs's mother, Denise, is now her legal guardian.
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The Guardian said Moore was underpaying Allison by $8,000 per month.
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He called Russia's nuclear weapons guardian angels that protected Orthodox Civilization.
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Two of the victims are British tourists, according to the Guardian.
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Guardian denies allegations that it was negligent in compounding the medications.
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According to The Guardian, officials plan to classify the new method.
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She was hit by at least four bullets, The Guardian reported.
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" He told The Guardian: "I believe he's called me a pedophile.
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We had no one appointed as a guardian for our son.
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The man is a construction worker near Jerusalem, reports The Guardian.
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Her aunt will be her guardian, a family friend tells PEOPLE.
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Today, The Guardian reports that he had died from his injuries.
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The police don't have suspects for the attack, reported The Guardian.
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Andreas's homecoming is prompted by the death of his guardian, Johannes.
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The church, in return, has become a guardian of state ideology.
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According to The Guardian, the challenge officially opens on July 26.
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He elaborated on that relationship in an interview with the Guardian.
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" Christie has called Guardian, who initially supported a takeover, a "liar.
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The actor died in his sleep on Friday, reports The Guardian.
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Its publisher partners include Vice, the Huffington Post and the Guardian.
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Sandra, who is Schott's legal guardian, says the news was heartbreaking.
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"Deschamps, he has a really French name," Cantona told the Guardian.
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Doctors were forced to amputate his feet, according to The Guardian .
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Totally untrue, as Carey recently confirmed to Guardian writer Simon Hattenstone.
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Trump's visit to the UK was first reported by the Guardian.
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For example, The Guardian reported that Aston Villa's pitch cost £800,000.
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Launch partners include Conde Nast Entertainment, The Guardian, and Business Insider.
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Mantis (Pom Klementieff): A Guardian of the Galaxy with psychic powers.
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Groot (Vin Diesel): A large, tree-like Guardian of the Galaxy.
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A hardline watchdog body, the Guardian Council, vets candidates for elections.
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Topher White and students at one of the Guardian building workshops.
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Per The Guardian, the 2017 BAFTA Award winners are: American Honey
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We hung out with the Guardian Angels 'patrolling' the NYC subways.
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"These procedures should almost never be done," Muir told the Guardian.
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Her writing has appeared in Vice, Adult Magazine, and The Guardian.
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This protein is known colloquially as "the guardian of the genome".
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His death was confirmed by his legal guardian, Adam C. Wilner.
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It will now move on to the Senate, The Guardian reports.
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Today they are launching an updated version—The Sleep Guardian Plus.
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Do you feel the same will happen with The Last Guardian?
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Ravens may hate the Guardian Angel rover, but they abhor lasers.
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When you were at PaidContent and got bought by the Guardian?
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Then I saw that everyone was tagging The Guardian and everything.
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" In another blog post, Sonja Durham dubs Gaga her "guardian angel.
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"Everyone was out there fixing and cleaning," she told The Guardian.
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The Guardian reviewed the original draft of the movie mostly favorably.
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Prosecutors believe the workers were in debt bondage, the Guardian said.
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Do you think that Nebula will stay in the Guardian family?
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"I was not approached directly," he told reporters, The Guardian said.
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He tells "The Guardian", quote: If you could remove News Corp.
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The Last Guardian is a game built on its art direction.
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" – to The Guardian On feeling at peace"I feel at peace.
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The Guardian takes a look at the early house music scene.
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The Last Guardian is launching on October 25th for PlayStation 4.
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The company said Robinson's account was deleted in error (The Guardian).
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Maggie Aranda told The Guardian that the couple are now homeless.
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He also told The Guardian he doesn't spend much on clothes.
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The Guardian: The candidates who made history in the 2018 midterms.
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"I had a couple of bitter comments," Hansen told The Guardian.
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The inaugural issue of the Guardian appeared on November 19103, 1901.
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One such profile appeared in The Guardian in late November 2012.
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Cadwalladr reports for The Guardian and its sister newspaper The Observer.
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But he resorts to all the old objections in the Guardian.
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The visit lasted less than an hour, according to The Guardian.
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Cross became the teen's legal guardian and was granted partial custody.
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Guardian angels protect you and lead you down a good path.
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CAPRICORN: You will feel that you are protected by guardian angels.
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"We knew absolutely nothing of this," Ten Oever told The Guardian.
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Those contractors regularly heard sensitive and private details, the Guardian noted.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates MORE, according to The Guardian.
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Sources: Wired, Wired, New York Times, The Guardian, Vox, Business Insider
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Deforestation could drive the Amazon to a tipping pointThe Guardian reported
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They are on the rise in Tokyo, according to the Guardian.
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The Guardian (UK): "Trump accused of fuelling hate after deadly shootings"
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"Football is a contact sport," said Streich, according to The Guardian.
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Overall economic losses are estimated at $255 billion, the Guardian said.
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The true test of guardian policing, however, is during a crisis.
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He has also written for the Financial Times and The Guardian.
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Alexander Bisley also writes for Maclean's, the Guardian, BBC, and more.
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The escalated threat may have been unintentionally improvised, per The Guardian.
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Cockwomble is the Guardian comments section condensed into a single word.
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Linguists make about $25-$35 an hour, according to the Guardian.
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"We have to stop this shit," Jucá says, per the Guardian.
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Greg Gianforte for physically assaulting Guardian reporter Ben Jacobs last year.
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Doe told The Guardian she felt let down by Persky's decision.
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She wants a court-appointed guardian to evaluate his parental fitness.
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He was a guardian angel, like a tour guide throughout life.
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Sunday edition of The Guardian, Johnson was described in effusive terms.
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The Guardian and its sister newspaper, The Observer, had reported two
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"You're not confused if you're bisexual," shetold The Guardian in 2017.
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Patrick Ryder, a spokesman for U.S. Central Command, told The Guardian.
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Source: International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, Business Insider, The Guardian, BBC
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"It will mean something for the region," he told The Guardian.
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Some staff will receive as much as £1,000, The Guardian reports.
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"The incidents are piling up," wrote Lucia Graves at the Guardian.
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She earlier made similar claims in an interview with The Guardian.
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" (The Guardian); "Who Is Going to Run for President in 2020?
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David Marr, an Australian columnist for The Guardian, echoed Ms. Phelps.
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There is also a centuries-old guardian lion from northern Thailand.
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By law, it is enforceable as a misdemeanor, reports The Guardian.
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Officer Mohamed Noor turned himself in on Tuesday, the Guardian reported.
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He is operating under one of his avatar names, Mahnong Guardian.
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Freedom Guardian typically involves about 70,000 American and South Korean troops.
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Source: BBC, The Guardian, The Washington Post, Francine Clifford (Eyam Historian)
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"Mat Ryan feels Australia were hard done by," said The Guardian.
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Kareem Shaheen is a former Middle East correspondent for The Guardian.
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Without guardian consent, a Saudi court will not recognize a marriage.
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They also share a guardian angel: Mr. Hastings, Netflix's chief executive.
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That's why the transparency provided by the Guardian leak is important.
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Mugabe is a fierce guardian of her husband and his legacy.
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A spokesperson for the company denied all accusations to The Guardian.
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A president should also be a guardian of the nation's values.
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She became his legal guardian in 2016, when he was 15.
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Will Davíd ever accept either guardian as a true adoptive parent?
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On Friday, however, Burton attempted to contact her, reports The Guardian.
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On Friday, Burton attempted to contact Flack, according to The Guardian.
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From The Guardian: Hilary Mantel must be a glutton for punishment.
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A reviewer for The Guardian noted how painstaking the work was.
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"I became its guardian but also its hostage," he later said.
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David Harbour plays Red Guardian, a Soviet equivalent of Captain America.
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He also told a probate judge that Young required a guardian.
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As Derek Spielman, professor at University of Sydney, told The Guardian.
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The tie to MBS was first reported Tuesday by The Guardian.
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Sources: The Guardian, The New York Times, London Review of Books
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The president then took a helicopter to Davos, The Guardian reported.
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ByteDance told the Guardian it has since changed the moderation guidelines.
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He gets permission from each child's guardian before taking their picture.
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"Whatever Godard required, Karina provided," The Guardian newspaper wrote in 21966.
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The man is also in critical condition, according to the Guardian.
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"Donald Trump's reckoning has arrived," writes Richard Wolffe in London's Guardian.
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That guardian then begins visiting Lucas and Annabel in their home.
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Facebook told The Guardian that it intended to appeal the decision.
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Guardian US editor John Mulholland condemned Trump's joke in a statement.
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"The big magnet here is avocados," Falko Ernst told The Guardian.
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His character, the Red Guardian, is Russia's version of Captain America.
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I remember thinking I might never see my guardian angel again.
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A judge ordered a trial and appointed a temporary professional guardian.
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The Guardian did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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By then, Taylor and her guardian were looking to relocate her.
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Karl was truly once in a lifetime, my eternal guardian angel.
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"It's horrifying how much they know," the employee told The Guardian.
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Coles: Yes, I was posted to New York for The Guardian.
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The police officer's mission is that of a guardian: to protect.
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She's been profiled everywhere from the New Yorker to the Guardian.
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"Apparently I am still indestructible," he told The Guardian in August.
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But the more dramatic makeover is of the financial books of Guardian Media Group (GMG), publisher of the Sunday Observer and the daily Guardian, which may find its news operation in the black next financial year.
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The Guardian has a unique business model — it's owned by a trust whose raison d'être is protecting the financial and editorial independence of the Guardian, so it's not as vulnerable to the forces of the market.
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You can read the full statement below: The Last Guardian development team is fast approaching major milestones in production and has made the tough decision to delay the release of The Last Guardian a few weeks.
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Under most states' laws, before a child is medicated, a parent, guardian, or authority acting in the place of the parent—such as a court-appointed guardian ad litem— must be consulted and give informed consent.
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Also, minors cannot legally exercise their HIPAA rights without the signature of a parent or guardian, which makes it difficult if a child's parent or guardian is also detained or can't claim sponsorship for fear of deportation.
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With mounting financial losses that threatened The Guardian, he was forced to give up the plum role he was set to assume in September, as chairman of the Scott Trust, the nonprofit organization that owns The Guardian.
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We meet the children as they learn that their parents just died, then we follow them—for 13 increasingly grim books—as they bounce from guardian to guardian, trying to escape the clutches of villainous Count Olaf.
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Matt Haig, The Guardian: This is by no means a perfect novel.
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"Rams" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian).
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"Deadpool" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian).
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"Regression" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian).
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"I'm quite excited about" the discussion, The Guardian quoted him as saying.
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"I convict all of the accused," he said, according to The Guardian.
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"They should stop considering any new opioid evaluation," Brown told the Guardian.
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The Guardian published a story saying it was among those organisations excluded.
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Children younger than 16 need to have a parent or guardian present.
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"I will say I wanted a better death," she told the Guardian.
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"Fantasy is often better than reality," Lagerfeld told the Guardian in 2011.
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Reformist and moderate candidates have accused the Guardian Council of eliminating rivals.
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The Guardian posits that Shepard marked Naso's "transition" from children to adults.
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The Style: Melissa McCarthy Seven7 Stretch Pencil Jean in Guardian, $89; hsn.com
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Just ten people from New Zealand downloaded the app, The Guardian reports.
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Mayor Don Guardian said in a statement he would review the report.
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A "black cloud appeared over me," Barbara later recalled, the Guardian reports.
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Angie went into the Big Brother house last Tuesday, the Guardian reported.
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He was an unspoken guardian angel to those boys that were there.
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The Last Guardian is coming to the PlayStation 4 on October 25.
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Greg Basel, Marshall's guardian, uploaded the video of his concerned golden retriever.
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"The thing is, Beyonce did wake up like this," the Guardian marveled.
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" The Guardian went so far as to describe the billboard as "new.
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An interview Clark recently did with The Guardian suggests that it might.
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According to the Guardian report, the cash involved could total $80 billion.
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According to the Guardian, the city's debts total €12 billion (~$20163 billion).
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"We'll see who I bring up on stage," Blunt told The Guardian.
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Four more residents are reportedly in cardiac arrest, according to The Guardian.
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"I'm not a trailblazer," she said in an interview with The Guardian.
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"Intruders" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian).
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According to the Guardian, hundreds went to the demonstrations over the weekend.
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The report of Mr. Abaaoud's visit to Britain appeared in The Guardian.
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In 2017, The Guardian reported that the ceremony cost Depp $3 million.
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"Mojave" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian).
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"Moonwalkers" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian).
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It was directed by Fumito Ueda, the developer behind The Last Guardian.
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"I was just really angry," Williams told The Guardian after the match.
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Other Eritrean witnesses in Sudan told Britain's Guardian newspaper the same thing.
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The Guardian investigated how American schools are spying on millions of kids.
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Simon Tisdall is assistant editor and foreign affairs columnist at The Guardian.
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"The cameras are not on all the time," Ellis told The Guardian.
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CNN and the Guardian, the Observer's sister publication, filed a joint brief.
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I think "guardian" is doing a lot of work in that sentence.
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That's according to reports in media outlets including ESPN and The Guardian.
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She asked Melody and Nate Britt Sr. to become Jenkins' legal guardian.
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Germany's Axel Voss, portrayed these complaints as "fake news" to the Guardian.
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Guardian mode will launch on June 22 as a smale-scale pilot.
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None of that was true if you clicked through The Denver Guardian.
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"I'm mostly relieved, I have to tell you," Hallatt told The Guardian.
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He won the tournament with a 176-point word, The Guardian reports.
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"We wanted to really wake people up," Sánchez-Bayo told the Guardian.
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All the results must be approved the Guardian Council, a vetting body.
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In his email to TechCrunch Marlinspike dubbed the Guardian story "supremely inaccurate".
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If found, the black box will shed light on what happened.[Guardian]
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Go deeper: A Yale professor argues for the robot tax (The Guardian)
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The Guardian was first to report on US issues with the resolution.
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The episode "held us in suspense beat by beat", wrote The Guardian.
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Cullen received six charges for the offense, according to another Guardian story.
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According to The Guardian, the fund is a world first for Facebook.
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Bates writes regularly for The Guardian, Time, International Business Times and others.
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"Who else feels like their dog is their guardian angel?" she continued.
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According to the Guardian, the show includes multimedia contributions by Prince Harry.
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In respect for the dead, no further diving missions are planned.[Guardian]
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Zachary Quinto plays Guardian journalist Glenn Greenwald, and Shailene Woodley plays Mills.
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T.J. will reportedly remain his sole guardian until B.G.'s 18th birthday.
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"Female heroes are traditionally presented in cinematic isolation," she told The Guardian.
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The Guardian reports that the current death toll has risen to 22.
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The polls were first published on the Guardian newspaper website on Monday.
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Guardian Angel is roughly the same size and speed as the tortoises.
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Its preliminary findings were released by The Guardian and The Trace Monday.
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He has continued to be a guardian of the BWC ever since.
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Pretty cool, you built a thing, and you sold to the Guardian.
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A decision on "consolidation" is believed to be imminent, The Guardian said.
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At that point, an unknown buyer took over, according to The Guardian.
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"Guardian" systems try to prevent this by visually warning you to stop.
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"It could have killed somebody," Marshall told the court (via The Guardian).
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As The Guardian noted, the Daily Mail didn't fare quite so well.
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Think of them like a guardian angel hovering over your digital self.
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"As far as American leadership is concerned, yes," McCain told the Guardian.
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Nearly 30 other people were treated in a hospital, The Guardian reported.
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Various right-wing leaders are enthusiastic about the ruling, The Guardian reports.
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Though quiet at first, Scott gradually opened up to her new guardian.
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Her work appears regularly in Salon, the Guardian, the Huffington Post, CNN.
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According to The Guardian, it is has currently earned $24.5 million total.
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Shareholders voted against the proposal 94.9% to 5.1%, according to The Guardian.
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The singer made the revelation during a recent interview with The Guardian.
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"Bendigo is nothing like what's in the parody," she told the Guardian.
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"Keanu" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian).
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The lawsuits were filed in California, Oregon and Indiana, according The Guardian.
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A critic for The Guardian called it "stylized, intelligent and properly menacing."
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Jones was previously editor-in-chief of the San Francisco Bay Guardian.
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It was "the hardest interview of my life," she tells The Guardian.
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The Guardian has the lowdown on the kind of player he is.
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She and Manoli had begged Norheim not to appoint Shafer as guardian.
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Nanook, a "guardian angel" husky is apparently a self-trained rescue dog.
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Williams will next play Julia Görges from Germany on Thursday (The Guardian).
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Spokespeople for HUD and Fox News declined to comment to The Guardian.
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Multiple organizations are trying to quantify urban tree cover, The Guardian reports.
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That is why the mayor, Donald Guardian, turned to Trenton for help.
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All but a few winners live with just one parent or guardian.
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She covered him again, for the Guardian , during his 2016 Presidential campaign.
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Clara became the guardian of his papers and of the family's belongings.
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The vetting process is officially done by the 12-member Guardian Council.
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When, days later, The Guardian ran the speech, social media went ballistic.
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They can't be independent, and they need approval from their male guardian.
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"Snowden" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian).
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Harper also told The Guardian that Loures sexually harassed her for years.
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Ireland to unveil bold plan to tackle climate emergency, The Guardian reports.
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"For many, $5,000 might as well be $5m," Rios told the Guardian.
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"It's about showing people what their choices mean," Cole told The Guardian.
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And in a 2013 interview in The Guardian, you renounced French cinema.
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Prince Andrew and Epstein were close friends, the Guardian reported in 2015.
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The anonymous participant provided the records of the discussions to The Guardian.
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Microsoft once received a legal threat from Taylor Swift, the Guardian reports.
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"She was like my guardian angel," he told CNN, holding back tears.
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HUD would not confirm to The Guardian Jafry's role at the department.
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"I'm not really mad at this," Osaka said, according to The Guardian.
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Instead, Congress has been the pre-eminent guardian of the status quo.
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"Tickled" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian).
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"Ovation" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian).
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"Christine" is rated R (under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian).
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He's been the subject of profiles in The Guardian, Vox and elsewhere.
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Emadi told The Guardian that the lawsuit does not target Abrams's campaign.
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Now Sotheby's and Guardian have strong reasons to turn to each other.
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"Moonlight" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian).
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The Angelcat Haven Feline Rescue could be one homeless man's guardian angel.
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"Edward is an absolute hero of our times," Jarre told The Guardian.
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The media will certainly be one central guardian of the public good.
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The former first lady was a fierce guardian of her husband's image.
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" The Guardian compared the briefly seen Martian to an "olive with cellulitis.
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To this day, I think he might have been a guardian angel.
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"It's transparent to both sides," says Younas of the wali/guardian option.
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" In an interview with the Guardian, Cusk called the fallout "creative death.
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The Guardian obtained over 100 of Facebook's internal training manuals and spreadsheets.
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But critics wrote about more than just The Last Guardian in January.
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"Cell" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian).
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The Guardian, where he was named Editor in 1995, had long been
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Guardian began racking up global readership that would come to rival that
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The mother is the legal guardian of the 23-year-old woman.
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Ask questions Of course, every parent or guardian wants to reassure children.
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"It was a very touching moment," Ulay told The Guardian in 2016.
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The Army does not have one specific path to Guardian Angel certification.
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Source: The Prince of Wales, Time, The New York Times, The Guardian
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Their father, and ostensible guardian, had been AWOL for some time now.
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How sure is the guardian or family member of the patient's wishes?
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Alexander Bisley writes for Playboy, the Guardian, GQ, BBC, and other outlets.
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There have been similar calls in the Guardian, the Forward, and Quartz.
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"Some people make politics their life," he told The Guardian in 1991.
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In addition to becoming the guardian of her husband's musical legacy, Mrs.
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There were other papers, The Guardian included, that did the same thing.
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They couldn't attend school, work, or leave home without a male guardian.
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He presents himself as their guardian, standing between them and every threat.
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According to The Guardian, at-home antibody coronavirus tests take 15 minutes.
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The Australian government is currently negotiating the couple's release, The Guardian reported.
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The estate has not always been his staunchest guardian against posthumous commercialization.
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When the Guardian used the term "abortion" in its search, a yourabortionchoice.
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"Guardian" has a clearer functional definition, guarding America and its space interests.
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"Everyone is being very careful," resident Iris Yao, 40, told The Guardian.
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Greece's move to block the statement was first reported in The Guardian.
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The Guardian reports that Moore was marred four times and divorced three.
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Mayor Edward I. Koch, chief among them, called the Guardian Angels vigilantes.
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Leitu Frank told The Guardian, "The sea is eating all the sand."
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Jean's guardian was Joe Jr., oldest and most promising of the lot.
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"Elle" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian).
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"Allied" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian).
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"He should learn what's happening in this city," Nicole tells The Guardian.
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"Pet" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian).
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The lawsuits were filed in California, Oregon and Indiana, according The Guardian.
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" — Jill Filipovic, lawyer and former Guardian columnist "Warren already won this debate.
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Global tourism reached record numbers in the 2010s, according to The Guardian.
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"I couldn't work out which was worse," he wrote in the Guardian .
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Her brother, self-appointed guardian of his sister's honor, spies from behind.
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After the Guardian broke news of the Bezos phone hack on Jan.
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"It's a status thing," Pat Freeling, the department warden, told The Guardian.
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His death became international news when it was reported by The Guardian.
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Her writing has appeared in The Guardian, Essence, The Intercept, and elsewhere.
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Here's Jay Rayner in The Guardian, having fun in a restaurant review.
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I also recommend Jeremy Gilbert in the Guardian on the same subject.
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If the guardian refuses, a woman can stay in Dar Alreaya indefinitely.
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Minors must obtain consent from a parent or guardian before the procedure.
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Hovde's research focuses on The New York Times, The Guardian and BuzzFeed.
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"I believe he's called me a pedophile," Unsworth told The Guardian newspaper.
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The Guardian reports that All Nippon Airways has already had this feature.
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Guardian that 66 percent of hotel workers say they have experienced sexual
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Read more at the New York Times, al-Jazeera, and the Guardian.
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"It was like something out of a movie," Whyte told The Guardian.
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Imaginary friend, art, muse, reader, guardian angel, higher self, inner voice, God.
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Pakistan, with its nuclear arsenal, considers itself the guardian of the custodians.
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In just about every way imaginable, says a very good Guardian feature.
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Greg Gianforte (R-MT), who body-slammed a Guardian reporter in May.
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Or a guardian to those who treat him with love and care.
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" According to the Guardian, he egged the crowd to chant "Death Wish.
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But Madani has no guardian, and no clue how to get one.
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Read this piece in Rolling Stone or this one in the Guardian.
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The estimated value of Japan's fake food industry, according to The Guardian.
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The brainteaser then is — who will be a guard to the guardian?
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Leading UK publication the Guardian released its 'Guardian Witness' allowing citizen journalists, to supply staff journalists with videos, photos and stories of any newsworthy event taking place, following in the footsteps of CNN iReport and ProPublica's Get Involved.
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The Guardian considers RupertBritain's Guardian newspaper is considering switching to a tabloid format and outsourcing printing to a rival such as Rupert Murdoch's News UK as one of a series of options to cut costs, sources told Reuters.
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The policy, effective immediately, will apply across Guardian Media Group, including the newspaper's British edition as well as digital versions in the U.S. and Australia, print editions of the Observer and Guardian Weekly, and the company's digital apps.
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As Jake Tapper said afterward, the "timing for that joke is quite peccable..." Guardian US: "We hope decent people will denounce these comments..." Via Oliver Darcy: Jacobs had no immediate comment, but his employer, the Guardian US, did.
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